<p>He was speaking at the inauguration of the staging of a play ‘Kaanada Kadalige’ enacted later by the students of National Federation of Blind, Mysore unit, at Rangayana. <br /><br />Krishne Gowda said with the advent of braille, the visually challenged have found a way that helps them read and write like normal people. The play holds mirror to the talent in them and it’s time we have to create a favourable environment for their growth.<br /><br />Former director, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH), Dr Na Rathna, himself a theatre activist denounced calling visually challenged as ‘blind’. The play written by ‘Rashtrakavi’ G S Shivarudrappa is adapted into the stage by G Chandraprabha, director of the play.</p>
<p>He was speaking at the inauguration of the staging of a play ‘Kaanada Kadalige’ enacted later by the students of National Federation of Blind, Mysore unit, at Rangayana. <br /><br />Krishne Gowda said with the advent of braille, the visually challenged have found a way that helps them read and write like normal people. The play holds mirror to the talent in them and it’s time we have to create a favourable environment for their growth.<br /><br />Former director, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH), Dr Na Rathna, himself a theatre activist denounced calling visually challenged as ‘blind’. The play written by ‘Rashtrakavi’ G S Shivarudrappa is adapted into the stage by G Chandraprabha, director of the play.</p>
