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: For 65 visually impaired children from Jyothi Seva School for the Blind, a visit to the BDA office was a first glimpse into how a government office works. The children met officials, explo
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Read original#Bengaluru : For 65 visually impaired children from Jyothi Seva School for the Blind, a visit to the BDA office was a first glimpse into how a government office works. The children met officials, explored the workplace and were encouraged to dream big. One student, Rahul, even got to sit in the BDA chairman’s chair — “Chairman for a Day” — turning a routine office visit into a moment of hope and possibility. Courtesy: BDA chairman N A Haris & commissioner Manivannan @timesofindia
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