Visually impaired student symbolically takes on BDA Chairman role for a day
A group of 65 visually impaired children from Jyothi Seva School for the Blind visited the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) office on Wednesday. One student, Rahul, was invited to symbolically take on the role of BDA Chairman for a day. BDA Chairman NA Haris and Commissioner P Manivannan interacted with the children, encouraging them to build confidence and aspire to senior positions.
Originally reported by The New Indian Express
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