EAGLE SPECIALLY ABLED RIDERS -KERALA
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About Us
Eagle Specially Abled Riders (ESAR) is a groundbreaking and inspiring team of differently-abled riders who are transforming the accessibility and mobility landscape in India. Founded in Delhi by Dr. Ameer Siddiqui, ESAR stands as a powerful symbol of courage, inclusion, and determination.
Expanding Across India – New Kerala Branch
After the success of the Delhi team, ESAR has now launched a new branch in Kerala.
The Kerala unit is led by Sooraj P A, a permanent rider of ESAR and an active advocate for disability rights and accessible mobility. Under his leadership, the Kerala chapter aims to expand awareness, training programs, and large-scale accessible rides across the state.
Breaking Barriers with Adaptive Riding
ESAR riders use adaptive scooters, modified two-wheelers, and specially designed vehicles. Their enthusiasm and passion prove that physical limitations can never stop a strong mind.
They focus on:
Promoting inclusive mobility
Encouraging accessibility in public spaces
Empowering persons with disabilities through mobility training
Raising awareness on road safety and equal rights
The 6,926 km Accessible Awareness Ride
One of ESAR’s most remarkable achievements is the 6,926 km Accessible Awareness Ride from Delhi to Dhanushkodi and back.
This extraordinary journey covered 12 states in just 20 days, completed by:
Five differently-abled riders on adaptive scooters
One wheelchair user driving a modified car
This ride created nationwide awareness and inspired thousands along the route.
A Movement for Inclusion
ESAR is not just a riding team—it is a movement that champions dignity, accessibility, and equality for persons with disabilities. With branches expanding across India, including the new Kerala chapter, ESAR continues to remind society:
“Inclusion is a right, not a favour.”
Why ESAR Matters
They demonstrate what inclusive mobility truly means.
They inspire countless individuals with disabilities to chase their dreams.
They highlight the urgent need for accessible infrastructure across India.
Our Mission
12,000 KM India – Nepal – Bhutan
Tri-Nation Accessibility Awareness Ride 2026
About the Ride :-
With the objective of ensuring disability-friendly public infrastructure and inclusive mobility, a 12,000-kilometre India–Nepal–Bhutan Tri-Nation Accessibility Awareness Ride will be organised in January 2026.
This landmark journey aims to highlight the everyday challenges faced by persons with disabilities (PwDs) and to advocate for universal accessibility in roads, public buildings, transport, and sanitation facilities across South Asia.
Key Dates
Inauguration: January 14, 2026
Coordinator : Voice Of Disabled, Thrissur District Committee
Venue: Aalur Panchayat Community Hall, Thrissur, Kerala
Flag-off: January 15, 2026
The Team :-
5-member riding team
2 riders are persons with disabilities
2 wheelchair users with high support needs
The entire journey will be completed using specially designed and retrofitted adaptive vehicles, built exclusively for persons with disabilities—demonstrating that independent long-distance travel is possible when accessibility is ensured.
Route & Distance :-
Outbound Route:
Kerala → Coimbatore → Chennai → Kolkata → Siliguri → Nagaland
Return Route:
Arunachal Pradesh → Bhutan → Sikkim → Nepal → Delhi → Mumbai → Thrissur
Total Distance: 12,000+ km
Duration: 60 days
This tri-nation route covers diverse terrains, climates, and administrative regions, making it a powerful platform to assess and advocate for accessibility at multiple levels.
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Objectives of the Ride
Promote accessible roads and footpaths for all
Advocate for wheelchair-friendly toilets and parking facilities
Ensure equal access to public buildings and services
Create awareness about the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016
๐ Even today, over 95% of public spaces in India remain inaccessible, limiting independence, dignity, and participation for persons with disabilities.
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District-Level Activities
At every major district along the route, the team will engage in:
Official welcomes and public receptions
Meetings with District and State Government officials
Interactions with Local Self-Governments and institutions
Media engagement through print, television, and social media
๐ฏ The goal is to bring accessibility challenges directly to policymakers and administrators, transforming awareness into action.
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About the Riders :-
Sooraj P A
Thrissur District
Kerala
State President – EAGLE Specially Abled Riders
State Secretary – Voice of Disabled
๐ Kerala State Awardee (2024)
๐ Helen Keller International Awardee (2022)
Major rides completed:
7,000 km across 12 states in 20 days – Accessibility Awareness Ride (2025) with retrofitted scooty
2,500 km Delhi to Kargil – 12 days
800 km Delhi to Solan – 5 days
He has also developed a dedicated website to market and sell products made by persons with disabilities.
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Ragesh K
Kasaragod District
Kerala
District President – AKWRF
✔ Successfully completed a 9,500 km Kerala–Ladakh Awareness Ride over 40 days with hand controlled car
How You Can Support
We invite individuals, institutions, organisations, and local bodies to support the mission through:
Accommodation
Food and refreshments
Welcome and felicitation programmes
Media support (Print, TV, Digital & Social Media)
Coordination with Government departments and officials
Your support can help turn awareness into real-world accessibility.
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Contact
Sooraj P A – Kodungallur, Kerala
๐ +91 95622 80398 (Call / WhatsApp)
Email : esarkerala@gmail.com
๐ Detailed route plans and daily updates will be shared via WhatsApp and social media platforms.
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Accessibility is not a facility.
It is a fundamental right. ♿
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International Accessibility Awarenesses Ride Inaugurated by Thrissur District social justice officer pradeep sir @Voice Of Disabled District Meet, Aloor panchayat community hall on 14/01/2026
15/1/2026- First stay @ Coimbatore sahai, Tamilnadu
Flagoff by Dr. Gajendran at Sahai Rehabilitation centre, Coimbatore on 16/01/2026
Flagoff by DYSP Uthamdas at Bakel kota
16/1/2026 Second day stay arrangement & welcoming by Thanjavur red cross, Tamilnadu
Visited Maratha Palace Thanjavur on 17/01/2026 and first complint marked for ramp inside the palace on Sugamya bharath application
17/1/2026 Puducherry, Pondicherry
18/1/2026 Chennai Tamilnadu
19/1/2026 Kavareipettei, TamilNadu
20/1/2026 Vijayawada tarapet reddy charity, Andra Pradesh
21/1/2026 Visakhapatnam MA, Andra Pradesh
22/1/2026 Visakhapatnam MA, Andra Pradesh
23/1/2026 Gopalapuram church, Odisha
24/1/2026 Bhubaneswar kerala samajam, Odisha
25/1/2026 Kuvakya asha Hotel, Odisha
26 Kolkata MA hall, WB
27 Kolkata MA hall, WB
28 Faraka barrage Dam quarters, WB
29 Jalpeiguri house, WB
30 Bongaigaon marwari youth munch, Assam
31 Guvahati MA house, Assam
1 Shilong St George school, Meghalaya
2 Shilong St George school, Meghalaya
3 Silicher Rotery GB residency Hotel Rotery, Manipur
4 Imphal -sangai hotel manipur Rotery, Manipur
5 kohima don bosco school Nagaland
6 Dhimapur kerala samajam Nagaland
7 Dhimapur kerala samajam Nagaland
8 Itanagar MA Bishop house Arunachal Pradesh
9 Ziro Santa mission church, Arunachal Pradesh
10 Tezpur Rotary club, Assam
11 Bongaigaon marwari youth munch, Assam
12 Jaigon, Rotary WB
13 Jaigon Rotary WB
14 Gangtok Chinzey school, Sikkim
15 Gangtok Chinzey school, Sikkim
16 Siliguri Salesian College, WB
17 Siliguri Salesian College, WB
18 Nepal pathari house, Nepal
19 Bardibas Red Cross society room, Nepal
20 Kathmandu Nepal



























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