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Khelo India Para Games 2025: Anthem, Mascot, and Logo Unveiled in New Delhi

The Khelo India Para Games 2025 is set to take place from March 20 to 27, 2025, across three venues in New Delhi. Ahead of the event, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, launched the official anthem at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. The mascot, ‘Ujjwala,’ was introduced by Raksha Nikhil Khadse, Minister of State for Sports. Inspired by the house sparrow, it represents resilience and determination, reflecting the spirit of para-athletes and the vibrant city of Delhi. The Games logo, featuring Delhi landmarks, was unveiled by Devendra Jhajharia, President of the Paralympic Committee of India, and Sminu Jindal, founder of Svayam.

This edition will witness the participation of over 1,300 para-athletes competing in six disciplines, including para-archery, para-athletics, para-badminton, para-powerlifting, para-shooting, and para-table tennis. Top para-athletes, including gold medalist archer Harvinder Singh and high jumper Praveen Kumar, will participate in the tournament. The event follows the Khelo India Winter Games, held earlier this year in Jammu and Kashmir.

Key Points

Mascot, Dates, Venue Details

  • Event: Khelo India Para Games 2025
  • Dates: March 20-27, 2025
  • Location: New Delhi (Three venues)
  • Anthem Unveiled By: Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya (Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports)
  • Anthem Lyrics: “Khelega khelega mera India, jeetega jeetega mera India”
  • Mascot Name: ‘Ujjwala’
  • Unveiled By: Raksha Nikhil Khadse (Minister of State for Sports)
  • Symbolism: Inspired by the house sparrow, represents resilience and the spirit of para-athletes
  • Logo Unveiled By: Devendra Jhajharia (President, Paralympic Committee of India) & Sminu Jindal (Founder, Svayam)
  • Features: Delhi landmarks, symbolizing dynamism and inclusivity
  • Number of Athletes: 1,300+ para-athletes

Disciplines: Six sports

  • Para-archery
  • Para-athletics
  • Para-badminton
  • Para-powerlifting
  • Para-shooting
  • Para-table tennis

Venues

  • Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
  • Indira Gandhi Stadium
  • Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range

Notable Athletes

  • Harvinder Singh (Gold medalist, Para-archery)
  • Praveen Kumar (High jumper)
  • Previous Event: Khelo India Winter Games (Jammu & Kashmir, 2025)
Summary/Static Details
Why in the news? Khelo India Para Games 2025: Anthem, Mascot, and Logo Unveiled in New Delhi
Location New Delhi (Three venues)
Anthem Launched By Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya
Anthem Lyrics “Khelega khelega mera India, jeetega jeetega mera India”
Mascot ‘Ujjwala’ (House sparrow – Symbol of resilience)
Mascot Unveiled By Raksha Nikhil Khadse
Logo Unveiled By Devendra Jhajharia & Sminu Jindal
Number of Athletes 1,300+ para-athletes
Disciplines Para-archery, Para-athletics, Para-badminton, Para-powerlifting, Para-shooting, Para-table tennis
Venues Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Indira Gandhi Stadium, Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range
Notable Athletes Harvinder Singh (Gold medalist, Para-archery), Praveen Kumar (High jumper)
Previous Event Khelo India Winter Games (J&K, 2025)
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