Divya Delhi : At the second Asian Yogasana Sports Championship at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Union Minister of Culture and Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat praised disabled dancers for succeeding. Over 20 Asian top athletes competed in this competition. Yoga promotes physical wellness and shows differently-abled people are equal, as seen by Maa Shakti. Their physical weaknesses are now strengths thanks to yoga and sports. Everyone was captivated by Maa Shakti's dance performance with hearing- and speech-impaired youngsters from Balvant Rai Mehta Vidya Bhavan, a leading inclusive education institution that empowers kids with special needs. Mrs. Lovely's tirelessly trained differently-abled dancers continued their performance when the music stopped early since the youngsters couldn't hear it. The crowd went wild with cheers as if these dancers were bringing the nation and Mother India to the top of the world. They also thanked Narendra Modi for coining the phrase “differently-abled,” showing their dedication to the country through their distinct abilities. Maa Shakti's Women Empowerment team, led by Karol Bagh branch leader Mamta Ji, adorned differently-abled artists and distributed beauty and wellness course discounts and vouchers at every session in cooperation with VLCC. This effort seeks to employ as many needy people in the health and beauty industry as possible. The Asian Yogasana Sports Authority of India, Yogasana Bharat, supported this program. Fit India Ambassador and National Yogasana Para National Judge Divya Ahuja, amazed by the differently-abled participants' abilities.