QUOTE OF THE DAY
- “Push #Harder than Yesterday.”
- “Sport doesn’t build character. They reveal it.”
- “If you can believe it, the mind can achieve it.”
The National Paralympic Committee (NPC} Nepal (formerly known as National Para Sports Association (NPSA) – Nepal} has been working for disabled sports in the country since Its inception in 2000. On April 2004, the former organization named NPSA was recognized by International Paralympic Committee ( IPC) as the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) of Nepal which enabled NPSAin the name of NPC Nepal to make historical participation for the first time ever in the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games, an Olympic Game of the Disabled, held in 17-28 September 2004.
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The National Paralympic Committee (NPC) Nepal – formerly known as National Para Sports Association (NPSA) – Nepal, has been working for disabled sports in the country since its inception in 2000.
In April 2004, the former organization named NPSA was recognized by International Paralympic Committee (IPC) as the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) of Nepal which enabled NPSA in the name of NPC Nepal to make historical participation for the first time ever in the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games, an Olympic Game of the Disabled, held in 17-28 September 2004. Similarly, NPC Nepal has been participating in all major International Sporting events Including Beijing 2008, London 2012, Brazil 2016, and so on.
NPC- Nepal is the highest national body responsible for Nepal’s elite athletes with a disability to international participation. NPC Nepal conducts such responsibility by selecting, training, and sending the Nepalese team to participate in all the Paralympic and its sanctioned Games. It also disseminates information about disability sports, and promotes research, conducts training, organizes seminars, workshops and also organizes national games and championships to enhance and develop Paralympic sports in Nepal.
The NPC is always standing for awareness of the Paralympic Games as an elite sports competition and it also encourages young athletes with disabilities to test their limits in sport and to promote cross-cultural communication between disabled athletes. It promotes dean, fair sport as per developing under the code of conduct and direction of PC and its constitution.