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6-Year-Old Suryansh from Chhatarpur, Visually Impaired, Captivates with Bundeli Songs.
- •6-year-old Suryansh Yadav from Chhatarpur, visually impaired since birth, is captivating audiences with his Bundeli songs and bhajans.
- •Due to lack of school in his village, his father brought him to an institution for the disabled where he developed an interest in music.
- •Suryansh learns music from a music teacher, is in class 1, and enjoys his friends and the institution.
- •The Progressive Divyang Sanstha houses 32 disabled children, providing free accommodation, food, and education.
- •The institution offers smart classrooms, entertainment, and music classes, with the MP government contributing 1000 rupees per child.
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Suryansh is a 6-year-old visually impaired boy from Chhatarpur who lives and studies at the Progressive Divyang Sanstha. Brought to the institution because his native village lacked a school, he began humming along to cartoon videos and songs played on the projector, leading to a regular music class routine with a visiting teacher.
The institution accommodates disabled children, providing free stay, food, drinks, and education. It features smart classrooms with 3 projectors, study classes, entertainment classes, and music classes operating from 8 AM to 6 PM. Additionally, the Madhya Pradesh government provides staff and financial support of 1,000 rupees per child.
Disabled children admitted to the institution come from various locations within the Chhatarpur district, including areas like Satai, Bada Malhara, Rajnagar, and Gaurihar which is located 100 kilometers away.
