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Bhutan Paralympic athletes Chimi Dema and Sapuna Subba officially began a new chapter in their lives today by joining Bhutan Insurance Limited (BIL) as Development Officers. This appointment stands as a shining example of BIL’s continued and generous support to the Bhutan Paralympic Committee and its para-athletes, reaffirming the company’s commitment to promoting the Paralympic movement across the country.

A historic milestone for the Paralympic Movement in Bhutan.The Bhutan Paralympic Committee and the Japanese Paralympic Committee have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation in athlete development, technical exchange, and international collaboration.

Making the Impossible Possible: Chimi Dema and Sapuna Subba have shown that with determination, opportunity, and support, disability is never a barrier to success.

Behind every athlete stands a team of dedicated professionals committed to their success.

A simple training session can become the beginning of a life-changing journey. In line with this vision, the Bhutan Paralympic Committee is conducting a Para Sports Structured Training Program at Draktsho Vocational Training Centre in Trashigang. The initiative serves as a platform for empowerment, motivation, and social inclusion, reinforcing the belief that disability should never limit talent, ambition, or opportunity.

Her Royal Highness Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck graces Bhutan’s 7th Paralympic Festival 2026 at Gesarling Central School, Dagana.

Bhutan Paralympic Committee to Host 7th Paralympic Festival 2026 at Gesarling Central School, Dagana

Thimphu Open Table Tennis Championship

She does not dwell on the past.

Taekwondo became more than a sport, it became his way of life.