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Round Table India is delighted to announce the resounding success of the 48th edition of the Silent Olympiad, held on February 1, 2025, at the University of Mumbai.



This incredible annual charity event brought together children with hearing and speech impairments to showcase their talents and abilities through the unifying spirit of sports.



The Silent Olympiad 2025 was a testament to nearly 50 years of promoting integration, athleticism, and friendship. The event provided a platform for young contenders to demonstrate their skills, celebrate their achievements, and inspire others to dream bigger.



With a focus on acceptance and empowerment, the Silent Olympiad redefined possibilities and highlighted the transformative power of sportsmanship.



The day was filled with thrilling sporting events where students displayed great skill, determination, and teamwork. The atmosphere was uplifting, celebrating talent, strengthening friendships, and promoting a spirit of inclusion. Attendees witnessed the triumph of dreams, and the potential of a platform designed to inspire young people.



The event was graced by the presence of Mr. Satyanarayan Choudhary, Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order), as the Chief Guest. In previous years, notable personalities like Mr. Vatsal Sheth have also attended as chief guests. The event was further supported by Round Table India's National Treasurer, Mr. Sumit Chand, emphasising the significance of community and organisational involvement.



The Olympiad witnessed the enthusiastic participation of over 600 students and 100 teachers from different parts of India, including Gujarat, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. The students, ranging in age from 5 to 17 years, showcased their talents and sportsmanship across a variety of events.



The sports categories were meticulously designed to cater to different age groups. For young participants, aged 5-8 years, fun games like the lemon and spoon race, sack race, and 3-legged race were held. Older students competed in more challenging events such as the 50m, 100m, 200m, and 400m races. Additionally, events like shot put, chess, and long jump added to the excitement and diversity of the competition.



The event also featured a cultural evening, showcasing the dynamic talents of the participants and celebrating their creativity and remarkable capabilities.



"Silent Olympiad is not just an event; it's a movement that celebrates the invincible spirit of young athletes. It is a tribute to their courage, determination, and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. At Round Table India, we are committed to fostering an environment where every child, regardless of their abilities, can thrive and achieve their dreams,'' said Mr. Tr. Chaitanya Dev Singh, National President, Round Table India (RTI).



Echoing his views, Mr. Vishwanathan, Member of Round Table India, who started SILO 50 years ago, said,''Our mission is to promote equality and empowerment through various initiatives, and the Silent Olympiad is a shining example of this commitmentto uplift and support different communities across our nation.''



Prominent organisers and sponsors played a crucial role in the success of the event. AU Finance and Balaji Symphony were among the main sponsors, while Bata Shoes, represented by Aarti and Dharam Jhumani, generously provided shoes for all the students. Additionally, backpacks were provided to all participants, ensuring they had the necessary gear for the day.



Additionally, to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants, comprehensive medical facilities were available during the event.



Round Table India extends sincere gratitude to all the participants, volunteers, sponsors, and attendees who made the Silent Olympiad 2025 a memorable and impactful event. Their support and dedication have nurtured an environment of growth, equality, and empowerment for these remarkable young athletes. The event was powered by club no 19 of Mumbai.