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staff  education  and  ongoing  practice  improvement
        based on testing and feedback.

        Professor K.K. Deepak went into further detail on the
        developments in prosthetics and how technology might
        improve sports performance. He mentioned that since
        1996, attempts have been made to use technology to
        create improved prosthetic designs. Because of its size
        and demand for specialized solutions, Prof. Deepak
        highlighted how India has the potential to become
        a leader in prosthetic innovation. He said that new
        research and artificial intelligence are opening the door
        to more individualized and efficient prosthetic devices.


        Next,  Rishabh  Gulati  talked  about  the  difficulties
        families have in locating suitable support and services.
        Professor Deepak advised contacting hospitals like
        AIIMS, which have sections dedicated to sports science
        and physical medicine. To obtain technological help
        and  guarantee  that  sportsmen  receive  the  care  they
        require, he promoted making use of the consultative
        procedures made available by the relevant authorities.

        Commodore P.K. Garg provided information about the
        impact assessment procedure for the TOPS system. He
        clarified that to properly meet the demands of athletes,
        the program comprises athlete relationship managers
        who communicate with them daily. Garg stressed how
        important this customized strategy is for giving athletes
        focused support and making sure they have the help
        they need to succeed.
        CONCLUSION

        This conversation clarifies the continuous developments
        and initiatives to assist athletes—especially those
        with disabilities. Enhancing athletic performance and
        inclusion through a comprehensive approach is crucial,
        as evidenced by the speakers’ collective perspectives on
        infrastructure development, technology advances, and
        individualized support.


        Commodore P.K. Garg provided information about the
        impact assessment procedure for the TOPS system. He
        clarified that to properly meet the demands of athletes,
        the program comprises athlete relationship managers
        who communicate with them daily. CDr  Garg stressed
        how important this customized strategy is for giving
        athletes focused support and making sure they have
        the help they need to succeed.

        The topic of discussion was how modern technology is
        incorporated into sports, especially for para-athletes,
        and how this affects both their general support networks
        and performance.

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