The facilities are world‑class and the treatment of the athletes are taken seriously at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships. Here the organisers are showing sensitivity to accessibility, comfort, dignity. 

The much-anticipated 2025 World Para Athletics Championships has taken center stage from September 25th at Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. This grand event brought together the world’s best para-athletes, like Rinku Hooda, Navdeep Saini, Sumit, Simran, Dharambir Nain and many more players. 

This year’s championship is not just another entry in the sporting calendar—it is a statement. With world-class infrastructure, athlete-first hospitality, and an unwavering commitment to accessibility, comfort, and dignity, India has reimagined what para-sporting events can and should be. The organizers have demonstrated a deep sensitivity to the needs of para-athletes, setting a new gold standard for global sporting events.

Rinku Hooda, the gold medallist in Men’s Javelin Throw F46 shared, “The Mondo track at JLN Stadium is a transformative step for Indian athletics. It’s not just a boost for top-tier athletes—it’s a gateway for young aspirants to train on world-class infrastructure without leaving the country. This reflects how far we’ve progressed and how strongly the government is backing homegrown talent with the facilities they deserve, right here in Delhi.”

Behind the scenes of the Para Athletics World Championship 2025, the World Para Athletics (WPA) team has been working with relentless precision, passion, and purpose. From logistics to athlete care, accessibility to international coordination, their commitment has been nothing short of extraordinary.

Months of planning, sleepless nights, and cross-border collaboration have gone into ensuring that every detail reflects excellence and empathy. In every aspect- whether it is upgrading infrastructure, streamlining athlete services, or curating an unforgettable experience for spectators and stakeholders- the WPA and the team has set a new benchmark for what it means to deliver a world-class, inclusive sporting event. 

Paul Fitzgerald, Head of WPA said, “This championship is more than just a sporting event; it is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. The athletes displayed extraordinary determination, overcoming physical and societal challenges to shine on the world stage. The event and India has fostered a global conversation about accessibility, inclusion, and the power of sports to bridge divides.”

From Indian CEOs and policymakers to celebrities and brand ambassadors, the championship has drawn a diverse and influential crowd, all united in celebrating the extraordinary talent and tenacity of the athletes. 

There is still work to be done, as with any ambitious endeavor. But the message is clear- the bar has been raised, and Delhi is ready to lead the charge toward a more inclusive, inspiring future in global sport.

If you missed the live action, it is not too late to experience the magic. The Para Athletics World Championship 2025 in Delhi has been a celebration of resilience, hope, and global unity. Be there for the closing on October 5 to witness history in the making and to be part of a cultural fest that transcends boundaries.