IIT Madras holds sports carnival for people with disabilities

IIT Madras holds sports carnival for people with disabilities

The sports carnival aligned with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), which is observed annually on December 3rd.

FPJ Education DeskUpdated: Sunday, December 11, 2022, 06:02 PM IST
article-image

Chennai: At the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), the TTK Center for Rehabilitation Research and Device Development (R2D2) hosted a Sports Carnival for people with disabilities on December 11, 2022, called ‘Sports 4 All.’

The majority of the participants were playing sports for the first time in their lives.

A total of 214 participantsregistered from across India, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, and New Delhi, alongside the 255 caregivers/general public and 111 volunteers/students.

Disability rehabilitation professionals, innovators, and athletes took part in the event too.

The sports carnival aligned with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), which is observed annually on December 3rd.

RECENT STORIES

HSNC University’s Fit Bharat Club Holds 24-Hour 114 Km Tribute Run Honouring Fauja Singh, The...

HSNC University’s Fit Bharat Club Holds 24-Hour 114 Km Tribute Run Honouring Fauja Singh, The...

HSNC University’s NHSMRE Organises Industry Conclave 2025: AI Across Sectors Powers The Future Of...

HSNC University’s NHSMRE Organises Industry Conclave 2025: AI Across Sectors Powers The Future Of...

KSET 2025 Registration Opens Today; Exam On November 2, Check Eligibility, Fees & Pattern

KSET 2025 Registration Opens Today; Exam On November 2, Check Eligibility, Fees & Pattern

JKSSB JE Recruitment 2025: Revised Dates For Electrical And Civil Exams Announced; Details Here

JKSSB JE Recruitment 2025: Revised Dates For Electrical And Civil Exams Announced; Details Here

NEET PG Scorecard, Final Answer Key 2025 Out At natboard.edu.in; Get Direct Link Here

NEET PG Scorecard, Final Answer Key 2025 Out At natboard.edu.in; Get Direct Link Here