India's Largest Paralympic Contingent Boosted by Corporate Support

With increasing corporate support, India is sending its largest-ever contingent of 84 para-athletes to compete in 12 sports at the Paralympics. The games begin on August 28, showcasing India's exceptional talent. Shrachi Group has partnered with the Paralympic Committee of India to further para-sports initiatives.

Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) president Devendra Jhajharia has credited corporate support for significantly boosting para-athletes' morale. India will send its largest-ever contingent to the Paralympics, featuring 84 athletes in 12 disciplines, including archery, athletics, and swimming.

The games, commencing on August 28, promise to highlight the extraordinary dedication and abilities of India's para-athletes. During the ceremonious send-off, Jhajharia expressed gratitude to the Indian government, sponsors, and corporates like Shrachi Group for their unwavering support.

Aligned with its mission to uplift para-sports, Shrachi Group and Shrachi Sports signed a three-year agreement with PCI, aiming to bolster India's efforts for the upcoming Paris Paralympics. Executive Director Poonam Tharar emphasized their commitment to ensuring para-athletes receive the recognition and support they deserve, aiming to increase awareness and support for para-sports nationwide.

(With inputs from agencies.)