Constitutional Club of India, New Delhi | 12 June 2026
ÖSEL Foundation marked a landmark milestone with its Annual Day Celebration & Book Launch 2026 on 12 June 2026 at the Constitutional Club of India, New Delhi. The event brought together eminent policymakers, parliamentarians, para-sports advocates, and distinguished guests to celebrate the Foundation’s year of impact.
The occasion also served as a platform to launch two important publications that reflect ÖSEL Foundation’s core mission — building an inclusive India where every dream finds equal opportunity.
The Annual Impact Report documents the Foundation’s transformative work across healthcare, education, and sustainability. It reflects ÖSEL’s continued vision of creating equal opportunities and expanding access for every individual.
This publication is a powerful testament to ÖSEL Foundation’s commitment to para-sports. The book chronicles the evolution of Boccia in India, highlighting stories of determination, resilience, and inclusion.
All proceeds from the sale of the book will be directed towards ÖSEL Foundation’s promotional and developmental initiatives for Boccia in India, further strengthening the para-sports ecosystem.
Co-founder Mukesh Sinha reflected on the Foundation’s one-year journey, highlighting key initiatives undertaken in healthcare, education, and sustainability.
He emphasized that while significant progress has been made, the Foundation’s mission continues with a long-term vision to expand its reach and impact. He reiterated the commitment to improving healthcare access, particularly through hearing care solutions, and ensuring that services reach a larger section of society.
He further underscored the importance of sustainable practices as a foundation for long-term social impact, noting that ÖSEL Foundation remains dedicated to empowering communities through better access to healthcare, education, and sustainable development opportunities.
Former Union Minister Shri Ashwini Kumar Choubey highlighted the transformative role of technology-driven platforms such as the NaMo App and Saral App, which have significantly improved public access to services, information, and opportunities.
He drew a parallel between these initiatives and the work of ÖSEL Foundation, noting that the organization is making a similar impact in the fields of healthcare and education by improving accessibility and community support systems.
He further acknowledged the growing role of philanthropic organizations in nation-building, emphasizing that sustained social engagement and service-oriented initiatives are essential for inclusive development and long-term national progress.
Shri Nune Balraj emphasized the profound importance of listening in both physical and spiritual dimensions of life. Referring to a Sanskrit proverb, he highlighted how hearing serves as a gateway to knowledge, wisdom, and personal growth.
He noted that the ability to listen enables individuals to better understand society, enhance learning, and build deeper human connections. He also appreciated ÖSEL Foundation’s efforts in the field of hearing healthcare, acknowledging its commitment to improving the quality of life for individuals with hearing impairments.
Dr. Sanjay Paswan lauded the transformative work being carried out by ÖSEL Foundation in the Delhi region, particularly its impact on underserved communities.
He encouraged the Foundation to expand its reach to Bihar, highlighting the state’s strong potential for social development and community-focused interventions that can bring meaningful change at scale.
The ÖSEL Foundation Annual Day Celebration & Book Launch 2026 served as an important platform for dialogue, recognition, and vision-setting. The event reinforced the Foundation’s commitment to healthcare, education, disability empowerment, and sustainable development.
Through its continued initiatives, the ÖSEL Foundation aims to strengthen social inclusion and contribute meaningfully to nation-building efforts.