Breaking Barriers: India's Para Archery Welcomes Visually Impaired Category

New Delhi - In a groundbreaking development, the Archery Association of India has launched a Visually Impaired category in Para Archery, signifying a transformative shift towards inclusivity in Indian sports.

The inaugural session, held at the Archery Association of India's headquarters in Delhi's Yamuna Sports Complex, marked a historic and emotionally charged moment. It underscored a new direction in recognizing and redefining abilities in the sporting arena.

"This new category represents not just inclusion but a renewed consciousness within the sporting community," said Shri Arjun Munda, President of the Archery Association of India. With a focus on empowering visually impaired athletes, the association aims to provide the necessary infrastructure and support, ensuring these athletes have the opportunity to compete and excel on global platforms.

(With inputs from agencies.)