Dance and sport were her life, but when Naseema Mohammed Amin Hurzuk turned 16, she became a paraplegic. Suddenly, she found herself bedridden and wheelchair-bound and she lost her will to live.

Naseema Hurzuk wants to focus on public infrastructure, at schools and colleges, which are ill-equipped for physically challenged students, and civic hospitals where rehab centres are needed within the premises that can be manned by the physically challenged.