RSKC's Mission Head was present at the Champions with Disability press conference, representing Rising Star Khilte Chehre's role as an NGO Partner and bringing forward the organization's commitment to real-world inclusion for visually impaired citizens.
RSKC's input at the press conference focused on one clear belief: inclusion must move beyond conversation and become visible in public spaces.
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As part of the initiative, 100 participants from the RSKC community — blind runners and buddy runners — took part in the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon 2025. Their participation reflected courage, preparation, trust and the power of community support.
For RSKC, the marathon was not only a sporting event. It was a platform where visually impaired citizens stepped out with confidence and participated as active members of public life.
“For RSKC, 100 runners were not just participants in a marathon. They were 100 stories of courage, trust, preparation and the right to be seen in public life.”
— RSKC, Champions with Disability
RSKC's presence at the press conference strengthened the message that barriers are not broken by sympathy, but by access, opportunity and participation.
“Barriers are not broken by sympathy, but by access, opportunity and participation.”
This engagement reflected RSKC's mission to empower visually impaired citizens through accessible journeys, real-world experiences and public platforms where they can step out, lead and unlock their hidden potential.