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Chandigarh Institute for Blind Holds Annual Sports Meet

The Institute for the Blind in Chandigarh's Sector 26 kicked off its annual sports meet at Sector 7 Complex. 168 athletes are competing across 30 events, with Sports Director Saurabh Kumar Arora promising upgraded facilities.

Top 50 Athletes Earn Record $4.23 Billion in 2025

Forbes' Olympian Rich List 2025 reveals the top 50 highest-paid athletes earned a record $4.23 billion. See which Olympic stars like Ronaldo and LeBron James lead the wealth surge. Read more!

UP Treats Athletes' Competition Time as Official Duty

Uttar Pradesh government ends leave hurdles for appointed athletes, declaring national/international participation as 'duty'. Cabinet also approves MoU for Varanasi stadium as National Centre of Excellence.

Paralysed BLO in Amethi Honoured for Completing SIR Work

Rajrani, a 45-year-old BLO and anganwadi worker in Amethi, overcame a paralysed leg to finish the Special Intensive Revision drive with her daughter's help. The district administration is honouring her dedication with a special dinner. Read her inspiring

Court Orders Comedians to Host Disability Fundraisers

Indian comedian Samay Raina and three others must host monthly fundraising shows for specially-abled individuals after controversial SMA remarks. Supreme Court calls it 'social burden' not punishment.

SC orders comedians to host fundraisers for disabled

India's Supreme Court directs Samay Raina & other comedians to host shows featuring inspiring persons with disabilities to raise funds for their treatment. A social responsibility, not a penalty.

Disabled Parking Denied at IFFI Venues in Goa

Disability Rights Association of Goa objects to disabled parking spots being denied at IFFI venues despite collector's notification. Read about the rights violation.

Mumbai Metro-3 25% Fare Concession for Disabled

Mumbai Metro-3 introduces a 25% fare concession for persons with disabilities via the MetroConnect 3 app. Learn about the new policy and the ongoing accessibility challenges.

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