In a quaint town of Korba in Chattisgarh Yogendra Shrivas was made to join Ankur Vocational Training Centre, as he was diagnosed with border line Intellectual Disabilities.  His family which toiled to make ends meet was confronted with yet another challenge. His father is a peon with a corporate while his mother is a home…

251 Athletes, Coaches and Resource persons from 20 states of India climbed another rung of the ladder as they converged at Nevai, Tonk, Rajasthan at a National Coaching Camp (Males) held from 22-27 September 2015. Skill demonstration, practise and development sessions with trainers and Coaches  brought them closer to a sport that has similarities with Hockey.…

On Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day, SO Bharat ushered in a new group of Youth leaders, joining hands with Greater Valley School, Greater NOIDA, UP. 23 inquisitive and energetic students from classes 5 onwards volunteered to promote Social  Inclusion.With   an objective of promoting Inclusive education, the CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (CBSE ) directs all…

12 year old Somansh Shukla is hearing impaired, low IQ ed and has a slow speech. Somansh, Athlete from UP,  won a Silver medal in 400mtr Walk at the Special Olympics World Summer Games 2015, having tirelessly worked towards it. Years back, his father was unable to reason his inability to cope with studies until…

Ranveer Saini- SO Bharat Haryana- Golf 14 year old, Ranveer Singh Saini , along with his Unified partner- Monica Jajoo, created history for our country by standing first on the victory stand to get a gold medal in Golf (Level 2) at the World Special Olympics 2015 at Los Angeles on 31st July, 2015.Ranveer and Monica…

Sandeep Dubey- SO Bharat-Madhya Pradesh In the prime of youth Sandeep grappled with the aftermath of an accident that left him with a rod in his right thigh attached with 18 nutsand plates. With all his siblings moving on with their career he found himself stuck to the bed for months together. He is fortunate to…

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