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Built in the spirit of Government of India's Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan...

“What if being blind didn’t stop you from seeing the world?”

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Rising Star Khilte Chehre was founded on a simple but radical idea: that differently-abled people deserve not just access, but adventure. Amit Jain a Delhi-based entrepreneur with over 20 years in travel and tourism saw a world that moved forward through globalization while millions were left behind, their horizons limited by assumption rather than ability.

In December 2018, Amit took 37 visually impaired travelers to Rishikesh. Not as a charity outing. As a journey of equals. What happened there changed everything. People felt the Ganges with their hands. They heard the rapids. They laughed louder than anyone in the camp. They came back different and so did he.

Since that first trip, RSKC has grown into a movement 23 initiatives, 2,000+ lives changed, 4 international expeditions all driven by the conviction that disability is a social construct, and travel is the most powerful way to dismantle it.

As Featured on Times Now

Rising Star Khilte Chehre — under the Samarth by Hyundai programme

Moments from the Road

Eight years. A thousand firsts.

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Milestones

From one trip
to a movement.

Eight years of proving that the world belongs to everyone.

  • 2018

    Rishikesh — the first journey. 37 visually impaired travellers feel the Ganges with their own hands.

  • 2019

    RSKC registered as a trust. Goa, Jaipur and Jim Corbett follow — travel becomes a movement.

  • 2020

    Vaishno Devi and first snow at Patnitop. When COVID stops the world, the SKILLABLE webinar series keeps the community learning.

  • 2021

    Lansdowne — travel resumes. 60 beneficiaries and volunteers back in the hills.

  • 2025

    100+ blind runners at the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon. The Dubai & Abu Dhabi expedition goes international.

  • 2026

    Thailand 'Access The World', Superbike Rally 2.0, Agra. Featured among India's Top Inspiring Causes by Samarth by Hyundai.

  • 2030

    The goal — 1,00,000 blind citizens empowered through accessible journeys.

Trust & Transparency

Registered.
Recognised. Verifiable.

A registered charitable trust recognised by the Income Tax Department, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and NITI Aayog. Every certificate is public — verify us before you trust us.

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12A Registered

Income Tax Department · u/s 12AB

Unique Registration No.

AADTR7704B24DL01

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80G Certified

Donations are tax-deductible · Sec 80G(5)

Unique Registration No.

AADTR7704B24DL02

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CSR Registered

Ministry of Corporate Affairs · ROC Delhi

CSR - 1 Registration No.

CSR00094721

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NGO Darpan

NITI Aayog · Government of India

Status

Active since 2019

Registered office: 7/10, Phase III, Ashok Vihar, Delhi — 110052 · PAN AADTR7704B · All certificates are digitally signed, government-issued documents.

National Impact Snapshot

Every "never" — shattered.
2,000+ people who'd never left their city.
7 years of turning “We can't” into “We did.”

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Visually impaired citizens directly impacted

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Countries engaged through accessible journeys

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to be enabled by the 2030 vision

As of July 2026

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