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Gopichand is one of our youngest beneficiaries, all of 12 years old! In the 2016-2017 State Para Swimming Competition at Bangalore, Gopichand won 1 gold and 3 Silver medals. At the 2016 National Championships in Jaipur, he won 3 gold medals, More recently, at the 2017-2018 National Championships at Udaipur, he won 3 Golds and
Dileep lost both his legs in a train accident in 2017. After spending a huge amount of money on his hospital expenses, he went into a state of mind where he felt like he had lost everything in life. For many months, he was lying in bed, depressed. But then, one day, he saw a
Jagwinder is a man of many talents. Despite having deformed hands, he is more independent in his life than you and I can ever imagine him to be. Among his many talents are: He is a Self Trained Para-Cyclist, doing long distance rides. He is a painter by passion, and he teaches painting at a
From Mirzapur district in U.P., Indrajeet is a patriot who served the CRPF with utmost loyalty and pride for 12 years before a train accident changed the course of his life. He never saw the accident as a curse though, he thinks of it as a blessing in disguise. It was in February 2016 when Indrajeet came across
Anand is a star badminton player who used to have trouble taking part in international tournaments because of lack of funding. The Aditya Mehta Foundation changed that for him. We sponsor him to represent our country at various tournaments world over, and he never lets us down. He always brings back medals for the country, including a gold
Girish Sharma is one of the Aditya Mehta Foundation’s older beneficiaries. An International badminton star, Girish had won medals for our nation while playing on just one leg. When we heard of this man, we immediately knew that our Foundation could help him reach greater heights. With the money raised from our Infinity Ride, we
Subramaniam Balachandar is a pharmacologist who works a 6pm to 3am shift voluntarily in order to accommodate time for practicing his passion- wheelchair tennis. After finishing his shift at 3am, he heads out to train in the morning by 8:30am each day.
Divij lost his arm in an elevator accident at the ripe young age of 4 years. He picked up cricket initially, playing for the state team of West Bengal in the process. He competed with able bodied cricketers and yet, cemented his spot on the team with strong performances. He recently picked up cycling as