Unified handball friendly match

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Updated At : 07:58 AM Aug 10, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, August 9

Ankur School, in collaboration with Special Olympics Bharat, Chandigarh chapter, hosted a unified handball friendly match. Unified sports is a concept where a child with special needs is paired with a child without special needs.

The event aimed at raising awareness among the students about inclusion and the significance of unified sports in promoting equality and breaking down barriers.

The event fostered camaraderie, mutual respect and teamwork, embodying the spirit of inclusion and sportsmanship under the able guidance of their coaches.

Dilpreet Kaur, president, Special Olympics Bharat, Sheetal Negi, area director, and Aruna Dhiman, principal of the school, felicitated the players. — TNS

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