7 months ago
Sneha Society Honors Visually Impaired Students on Braille Day
The Sneha Society for Rural Reconstruction celebrated the 217th birth anniversary of Dr. Louis Braille, the creator of the Braille script.
The event was held at the Andula Resource Center in Nizamabad and was attended by important guests like the District Welfare Officer, a Medical Officer, and the Police Commissioner.
They talked about how Braille helps visually impaired people gain confidence and independence.
The students of the Sneha Society were honored for their achievements in academics, cultural programs, and government jobs.
The Police Commissioner promised to support disabled students and employees and announced a special toll-free number for their issues.
Donations like notebooks, pens, and classroom benches were given to the students.
The event was a big celebration of the achievements of visually impaired individuals.
The 217th birth anniversary of Dr. Louis Braille was celebrated at the Andula Resource Center in Nizamabad.
Chief guests highlighted the importance of Braille in empowering visually impaired individuals.
Sneha Society students were honored for their achievements in various fields.
Commissioner Sai Chaitanya announced plans for a special toll-free number to address issues of disabled individuals.
Donations worth Rs. 50,000 were distributed to the students.
- Who
- Sneha Society for Rural Reconstruction, visually impaired students, and chief guests
- What
- Celebration of the 217th birth anniversary of Dr. Louis Braille and honoring visually impaired students
- Where
- Andula Resource Center, Nizamabad
- When
- Date not specified, but it was the 217th birth anniversary of Dr. Louis Braille
- Why
- To celebrate the contributions of Dr. Louis Braille and to honor the achievements of visually impaired students
Key facts
- Event
- 217th birth anniversary of Dr. Louis Braille
- Location
- Andula Resource Center, Nizamabad
- Chief Guests
- District Welfare Officer Rasool B, Dr. Rajshri, Commissioner Sai Chaitanya
- Donations
- Notebooks, pens, and classroom benches worth Rs. 50,000
- Special Announcement
- Special toll-free number for disabled individuals
