Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Andhra Pradesh Govt. Supports Hearing-Impaired Community
The Andhra Pradesh government is helping people who can't hear.
They celebrated a special day and talked about how important it is to treat everyone fairly.
The government is working to make sure those with hearing issues can go to school, get jobs, and stay healthy.
They've already helped many find jobs and get money to live on.
Soon, many will also receive hearing aids.
The government also plans to make buildings easier to use for everyone, like adding ramps.
They are even considering building a special building for those who are hearing-impaired.
District Collector O Anand spoke at the International Day of the Deaf celebrations.
The Andhra Pradesh government is committed to the welfare of the hearing-impaired.
45 hearing-impaired individuals have secured government jobs.
Pensions have been distributed to 6,707 beneficiaries.
948 individuals have been identified to receive hearing aids.
- Who
- District Collector O Anand and Andhra Pradesh government
- What
- Celebrated International Day of the Deaf and announced support for hearing-impaired individuals.
- When
- Not explicitly stated
- Where
- Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To show commitment to welfare and empowerment.
- Event
- International Day of the Deaf and Sign Language celebrations
- Location
- Revenue Bhavan, Anantapur
- Government Jobs
- 45 hearing-impaired individuals secured
- Pension Beneficiaries
- 6,707 eligible individuals
- Hearing Aids
- 948 individuals identified