Divyangs possess stronger sixth sense, says Governor

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Governor Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday visited Hazaribagh to meet the students and teachers of schools of mentally and physically challenged situated in the town. The Governor also visited Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya and an Anganbadi centre of Charhi.

At Hazaribagh the Governor first visited Aadim Janjati Avashiya Vidyalaya, Dipugarha where she interacted with the students and tried to know their problems.

She assured the school management to help as much as possible from her side and from State Government side too.

Then she went straight to St Michael Deaf and Dumb School situated in Dipugarha where while talking with the teachers and other members of school managing committee Murmu said that differently able citizens face various types of difficulties in their life and these multi dimensional issues pull them down which should not happen. They should be provided equal opportunity to excel in life and it is possible only by providing quality education to them.

Here she went through the different models prepared by the students and enjoyed the cultural program presented by them. Finally she visited the school for mentally disabled students situated in Cemetery Road, Forest Colony. Here she said that the sixth sense of this type of people remains stronger than the normal people. Encouraging the teachers and staffs of the school she said that you are doing a tough job

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