Experience the Magic of Inclusion at This Carnival Hosted by Disabled Students
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Stories of human connection like this remind us of the power of empathy, kindness, and community support.
Every December, as winter settles softly over Delhi, the British High Commissioner’s residence at Rajaji Marg begins to change. Strings of lights go up, familiar faces return, and long tables fill with handcrafted treasures. In the middle of this gentle transformation are the students of Tamana NGO. For weeks, they arrive early, sit with their teachers, and work through colours, scents, textures, and rhythms. Candles take shape one day, trays of freshly baked goods the next. Rehearsals spill into the corridors as songs and steps find their way into confident voices and steady feet. Visitor...
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