In a historic moment for the Paralympic sports, Engineer Chandrasekar, hailing from Coimbatore Tamil Nadu, has been elected as the Vice President of the Paralympic Committee of India. The announcement came during the recent Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) elections held in New Delhi, marking the first time a South Indian has secured such a prestigious position within the committee.
Engineer Chandrasekar proudly accepts his certificate from the Electoral Officer as he assumes the esteemed role of Vice-President of the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) in New Delhi
Engineer Chandrasekar, who currently serves as the President of the Tamil Nadu Paralympic Association, emerged victorious after contesting for the post of All India Vice President. His extensive experience in supporting disabled athletes and dedication to promoting inclusivity within sports have been widely recognized.
During the felicitation ceremony in New Delhi, Engineer Chandrasekar expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and determination in achieving success. He outlined his vision for the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), focusing on enhancing training programs and providing necessary support for disabled athletes to excel at national and international levels.
With the upcoming International Paralympic Games scheduled in Paris, Engineer Chandrasekar emphasized the committees commitment to preparing talented athletes for participation. He highlighted the need for continuous training and support to ensure that disabled players can showcase their full potential and secure more medals for India on the global stage.
Engineer Chandrasekars appointment has sparked hope among disabled athletes across the country, with expectations that his leadership will lead to the development of more medal-winning athletes. His contributions to the Paralympic movement, including organizing state-level competitions and supporting national-level players, have earned him respect and recognition within the sports community.
As the first South Indian to hold the position of Vice President in the Paralympic Committee of India, Engineer Chandrasekars appointment marks a significant milestone in the journey towards inclusivity and excellence in Indian Paralympic sports.
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