- Suman, 100 percent blind, selected in Group D, was honored and described as inspiring.
- Suman became an example to the society by proving his abilities even in difficult circumstances: Abhishek Bansal
(Bhiwani News) Bhiwani. Blind children are an important part of society, but they can feel alone at times. In such a situation, celebrating festivals with blind children makes them feel welcome in the society and they feel connected to the family and society.
To this end, the Cosmetics Association celebrated the Bhaiya Dooj festival with the blind sisters at Divyang Charitable Trust located at the local Mini Bypass on Saturday. On this occasion, Suman, a 100 percent blind girl who was recently selected in Group D, was especially honored by the association and termed as an inspiration to other people in the society. District head of Cosmetics Association Abhishek Bansal said the achievements of blind children are truly inspiring for the society.
These children demonstrate their abilities even in difficult circumstances and become an example for society. A living example of this is the blind girl Suman. He said Suman’s success teaches us that the real challenge lies not in physical obstacles but in our thinking. Despite any physical deficiency, if the intention is strong then any goal can be achieved. Bansal said that the festival of Bhaiya Dooj is a symbol of love and affection between brothers and sisters and by celebrating Bhaiya Dooj with blind children, they make them a part of their family and feel their support and belonging.
Increases your self-esteem. Celebrating Bhaiya Dooj with blind children can be helpful in their mental and emotional development.
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