My name is Prashant Ranjan Verma and I am a Indian national presently residing in New Delhi. I am a visually impaired person – about 75% loss of vision. I am a Sagitarrius by birth and I am married.
யார் கிண்டல் பண்ணினாலும், நம்மால் முடியாதுன்னு டிஸ்கரேஜ் செய்தாலும் தன்னம்பிக்கையை மட்டும் கைவிட்டுடக் கூடாது…” என்கிறார் மாற்றுத் திறானாளியான சங்கரலிங்கம். இந்த மூன்று ஆட்டோக்களும் என் உழைப்பிற்குக் கிடைத்த பரிசு
I am very happy that our work at NID has been recognized.” He is among three awardees in the working professionals’ category. The awards will be handed over at New Delhi on August 14.
With hope in her heart -Many people know Rekha as Devulapalli Krishna Shastry’s granddaughter, Bujjai’s (children’s writer) daughter and actor Naresh’s ex-wife but the parents of 25 special children know her as a super-woman, second mother and a principal who spends her day with their wards in a school for special children.
A 10-year-old British girl, whose one leg was amputated due to meningitis, has been told that benefits given to her would be stopped because she was “very mobile” and could play sports
A creative person by instinct, Yasmin Sawhney is both a painter and a poet. The spray of colours in her paintings and the depth of words in her poety, express it all. Maintaining a perfect balance between her family and work, she has been an achiever at every stage of life.
கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் திறமைகளை கொடுத்திருக்கிறார் என்று நான் முழுமையாக நம்புகிறேன், சில சமயம் அதற்காக மற்றவர்களை விட கடுமையாக போரட வேண்டும். நானும் கடிமையாக பல இடையூருகளுக்கு மத்தியில் இன்னும் போரடிக்கொண்டிருக்கிறேன். சிலருக்கு திறமைகள் உடல் ரீதியாக இருக்கலாம் அல்லது தொழில் ரீதியாக இருக்கலாம்.
India’s para-swimming sensation Sharath Gayakwad clinched three medals — a silver and two bronze — at the recently-concluded Internationale Deutsche Meisterschaften (IDM) Swimming Championships in Berlin, Germany.
He lost his one leg in a train accident when he was only 2 years old. He has won Gold Medals in single and double disabled Para-olympic Asia Cup. Despite playing from India, The Government of India or State Government doesn’t sponsor him for Championships being held in various countries for disabled.
Kiran, who is a tribal, a female-to-male transgender, and is physically challenged, hasn’t had an easy life. He had to flee his village after marrying a girl. After the marriage, the couple faced severe harassment from their respective families, and they had to run away to Bangalore, where anonymity would provide them with safety.