Parasports Tournaments for Differently Abled

Para Sports

Narayan Seva Sansthan, a non-proﬁt organisation (NGO), has also started a Divyang Sports Academy. It empowers the diﬀerently abled, deaf and dumb, and visually impaired people through the medium of sports. The NGO aims to bring zeal, fun, and positive mental health for the underprivileged and diﬀerently abled through this academy.

Wheelchair Cricket Tournaments, Blind Cricket Tournaments, Para Swimming, and Para Tennis are some of the activities executed at the Divyang Sports Academy. The diﬀerently able players are trained in all types of sports by experienced coaches, inculcating their talents and skills in sports and athletics. The organisation aims to provide the talented diﬀerently abled individuals with international-level facilities in Udaipur to cultivate their talent and conﬁdence as an outdoor sports athlete. A National Para-Swimming Sports Complex is also proposed for this purpose, to be constructed by the institute.

BENEFITS

Parasports brings in positive mental health for the diﬀerently-abled.

They bring in motivation to carry on with their lives.

Para Sports is a powerful vehicle for social inclusion, gender equality, and youth empowerment.

Narayan Seva Sansthan believes para-sport is essential for people with disabilities as a way to stay ﬁt.

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Programs

Divyang Sports Academy aims at promoting the Paralympic sports at the world level.

Blind Cricket Tournaments

National Blind Cricket was organized by NSS for the first time in 2019. Most of its matches took place at the Narayan Para-Sports Academy of the sansthan.

Para Swimming

In 2017, for the first time, a National Para-swimming Competition for Divyang Swimmers was organized. It was organized again by NSS in 2022 in which more than 400 divyang swimmers participated.

Basket Ball

These types of sports events are organized by Narayan Seva Sansthan for differently abled to help them stay fit and spirited. This boosts their morale as well.

Wheelchair Cricket Tournament

National Biggest Wheelchair Cricket Tournament was organized by Narayan Seva Sansthan in 2022. Total 212 players participated in the tournament and sets a Guinness world record.

3rd National Physical Disability Cricket Championship

Narayan Seva Sansthan hosted the 3rd National Disabled Cricket Championship in 2023 in Udaipur, witnessing the participation of over 400 players.

Success Stories

Niranjan Mukundan

Indian para swimmer Niranjan Mukundam is 27 years old and hails from Bangalore, Karnataka. He has clubfoot and spina-bifida problems since childhood. He has had 30 surgeries so far. Doctors advised him to learn swimming and do leg stretching exercises.

Read Niranjan's Story

Abdul Kadir

10-year-old Abdul Qadeer is a resident of Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh and studies in class 5. He had a very serious accident a few years back. When he regained consciousness, he saw that both his hands were lost in that accident, but thank God that his life was saved.

Read Abdul's Story

Jaswant

Jaswant Singh, a resident of Radavas in the Marwar Junction area of Pali district, has been without his left leg since birth. His passion for cricket has been evident since childhood. He went to Jaipur to practice cricket and learn its nuances. He has also played for the Indian and Rajasthan Divyang cricket teams. His […]

Shiv Shankar

Recently, the third National Physical Divyang T-20 Cricket Championship was held in Udaipur, where the 24-year-old divyang player Shiv Shankar from Karnataka, Bangalore, participated.

Pramod Kumar

Pramod Kumar, a resident of Meerut district in Uttar Pradesh, has shown incredible determination throughout his life, inspiring millions. As a child, he lost one of his hands in an accident.

You have two hands.

One to help yourself, the second to help others.