DIFFERENTLY ABLED CHILDREN VISIT RAJ BHAVAN
Vohra for effective empowerment of physically
challenged persons
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Oct 11: On the invitation of N N Vohra, Governor, and
Usha Vohra, First Lady, physically challenged children of the Special Help Line
School, functioning under the aegis of the Humanity Welfare Organisation
HelpLine, Bijbehara, , visited Raj Bhavan, here on Thursday, an official
spokesman said.
The Governor, according to the spokesman, discussed with Javed
Ahmad Tak, Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organization Helpline, Bijbehara, about
the adequacy of infrastructure so far created for the training and education of
these differently abled children at the Special Helpline School. Governor
assured Tak that further help would be provided to make the facilities better.
Earlier, the children were introduced to the Governor and the Lady Governor who interacted with the children, hosted them lunch and wished them a bright future ahead.
Earlier, the children were introduced to the Governor and the Lady Governor who interacted with the children, hosted them lunch and wished them a bright future ahead.
The specially abled children presented a captivating cultural
programme. They also demonstrated their laudable skills in various sports
activities, including tug of war, musical chairs and communicating through sign
language. They also presented a welcome song at the commencement of the
programme.
Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline, Javed Ahmed
Tak thanked the Governor for taking keen interest in the welfare and
empowerment of the differently abled persons in the State, adding that it was
because of his keen interest that persons with various disabilities have been
provided employment in different departments.
He also expressed his gratitude to the Governor for making the
Raj Bhavan disabled-friendly with the provision of ramps and a special toilet
for the physically challenged. He hoped that this would serve as a model for
others to emulate to facilitate the access of physically challenged.
Navin K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, was also present on the occasion. Chib meets Governor.
Navin K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, was also present on the occasion. Chib meets Governor.
Governor for effective empowerment of physically challenged
persons
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The Governor, speaking on the occasion, discussed with Javed Ahmad Tak, Hony Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline, Bijbehara, Anantnag, about the adequacy of infrastructure so far created for the training and education of these differently abled children at the Special Helpline School. As in the past two years, the Governor assured that further help would be provided for better facilities being made available to the differently abled children.
Earlier, the children were introduced to the Governor and the
Lady Governor who interacted with the children, hosted them Lunch and wished
them a bright future ahead.
The specially abled children presented a captivating cultural
programme. They also demonstrated their laudable skills in various sports
activities, including tug of war, musical chairs and communicating through
sign language. They also presented a welcome song at the commencement of the
programme.
Javed Ahmad Tak, Hony Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline, Bijbehara, Anantnag, said that it was consecutively for the past three years that differently abled children have been visiting the Raj Bhavan. He thanked the Governor for taking keen interest in the welfare and empowerment of the differently abled persons in the State, adding that it was because of his keen interest that persons with various disabilities have been provided employment in different departments. He also expressed his gratitude to the Governor for making the Raj Bhavan disabled-friendly with the provision of ramps and a special toilet for the physically challenged. He hoped that this would serve as a model for others to emulate to facilitate the access of physically challenged. Navin K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, was present on the occasion. Special educators of differently abled children and functionaries of the Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline accompanied the children on their visit to Raj Bhavan. |
Differently-abled children visit Raj Bhavan
Friday, 12 10 2012 09:44
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Governor for effective empowerment of physically challenged
persons
SRINAGAR,
OCTOBER 11 – On
the invitation of N. N. Vohra, Governor, and Usha Vohra, physically-challenged
children of the Special Help Line School, functioning under the aegis of the
Humanity Welfare Organisation HelpLine, Bijbehara, Anantnag, visited the Raj
Bhavan, here today.
The
Governor, speaking on the occasion, discussed with Javed Ahmad Tak, Hony
Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline, Bijbehara, Anantnag, about
the adequacy of infrastructure so far created for the training and education of
these differently abled children at the Special Helpline School. As in the past
two years, the Governor assured that further help would be provided for better
facilities being made available to the differently abled children.
Earlier,
the children were introduced to the Governor and the Lady Governor who
interacted with the children, hosted them Lunch and wished them a bright future
ahead.
The
specially-abled children presented a captivating cultural programme. They also
demonstrated their laudable skills in various sports activities, including tug
of war, musical chairs and communicating through sign language. They also
presented a welcome song at the commencement of the programme.
Javed
Ahmad Tak, Hony Chairman, Humanity Welfare Organisation Helpline, Bijbehara,
Anantnag, said that it was consecutively for the past three years that
differently abled children have been visiting the Raj Bhavan. He thanked the
Governor for taking keen interest in the welfare and empowerment of the
differently abled persons in the State, adding that it was because of his keen
interest that persons with various disabilities have been provided employment
in different departments. He also expressed his gratitude to the Governor for
making the Raj Bhavan disabled-friendly with the provision of ramps and a
special toilet for the physically challenged. He hoped that this would serve as
a model for others to emulate to facilitate the access of physically
challenged.
Navin
K. Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Governor, was present on the occasion.
Special educators of
differently abled children and functionaries of the Humanity Welfare
Organisation Helpline accompanied the children on their visit to Raj Bhavan.
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