Delhi Polio Survivor Chetan Upadhyay To Lead India's Debut At Korea International Accessible Dance Festival

Upadhyay suffered polio in his childhood, but never let the disability stop him from pursuing his passion of dancing.

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00:59I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School, where I studied.

01:24I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school.

01:53I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School.

02:00I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School.

02:07I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school.

02:14I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School.

02:21I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school.

02:28I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school.

02:35I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School.

02:42I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school for the time of the year.

02:53I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school, Amarjyothi School and I would like to thank my school.

03:00There was one type of adventure in the world, which I could make a great and unique wheelchair.

03:07I had made a dead jump from 4 feet, and made a drop-in in 8 feet and 12 feet with 6 feet.

03:15This was easy to do, because I had no wheelchair in Delhi

03:20and I would have learned the wheelchair from myself and tried to modify my school.

03:27Fai Vickia.