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In 2021, he learned about the Paralympic movement.
Then came para-archery. One chance. One bow. One coach.
And then came the moment he had dreamed of—the 2025 Asian Para-Archery Championship in Beijing. His first international debut. “I was nervous,” he admits. “But I gave it everything. I didn’t win a medal, but I made sure people knew Bhutan was here—and I’m just getting started.”
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At the 6th Paralympic festival, she was officially registered with the Bhutan Paralympic Committee. She was introduced to para-archery and invited to begin training with the Bhutan Archery Federation. It was a new beginning—one she embraced with everything she had.
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The 6th Paralympic Festival 2025 successfully concluded yesterday at the Thimphu Athletics Stadium, leaving behind a trail of joy, inspiration, and unity. Held under the theme “Para Sports in Action,” the festival brought together over 450 children with disabilities from Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools in Thimphu and Paro. They were supported by 100 enthusiastic student volunteers and cheered on by hundreds of guests, parents, and well-wishers.
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On the warm invitation of the Bhutan Paralympic Committee, we are honoured to welcome the esteemed delegates from the Korean Paralympic Committee who are here in Bhutan to attend the 6th Paralympic Festival 2025.
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On the eve of the highly anticipated 6th Paralympic Festival 2025, set to take place at Thimphu Athletics Stadium, a delegation from the Korean Paralympic Committee paid a visit to the Bhutan Shooting Federation, fostering a moment of camaraderie, shared expertise, and mutual inspiration.
With grace, vision, and unwavering commitment, Her Royal Highness Ashi Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck, Hon’ble President of the Bhutan Paralympic Committee, marked a transformative moment in Bhutan’s journey toward equality in sports.
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In the quiet folds of Bhutan’s hills, two sisters—Kinley Dema and Dawa Lhamo—grew up chasing butterflies and dreams, their laughter echoing through the valleys. Dawa, the elder, was Kinley’s protector, her guiding star. But as adolescence approached, Kinley’s steps began to falter. By seventeen, she could no longer stand, her legs succumbing to an unexplained weakness.
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On April 26, 2019, Bhutan witnessed a historic milestone — the nation’s very first Paralympic Day, held at the Athletics Stadium in Thimphu. It was a moment that stitched together hearts, abilities, and dreams under one sky, uniting 160 children with disabilities and 140 of their peers in a celebration of spirit, movement, and mutual respect.
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The Bhutan Paralympic Committee (BPC) is proud to announce the 6th Paralympic Festival, set to take place on 24 May 2025 at the BAF Athletics Ground in Lungtenzampa, Thimphu.
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Continuing its nationwide initiative to promote inclusion through sports, the Bhutan Paralympic Committee (BPC) conducted Day 2 of its Para-Sports Awareness Program at Mothithang Higher Secondary School.
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