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TRF holds a rare get-together of physically challenged

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December 23, 2011

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Mangalore, December 23: A get together of physically challenged persons was organised by Talent Research Foundation, Mangalore at the Talent Conference Hall here recently.

Firoz Ahmed Kudrolli, a young physically challenged achiever, who has no hands by birth, inaugurated the programme by typing on Computer with the help of his legs.

Dr Nusrath Jabeen, a doctor of Wenlock Hospital, Subramanya, District Officer, physically-challenged persons' welfare department, Vasanth Kumar Shetty, Secretary of Sanidhya Special School, Haneef Abdul Khader Moodbidri, Physically-challenged Engineer Nisar Ahmed Kappepadavu, Mansoor Azad Hardware, Syed Mohammad Kulshekhar, Ashraf Abbas of H H Group and Industrialist Sulaiman were chief guests.

Rafeek Master gave an insight into the life of the physically challenged people.

Riyaz Kannur presided over the function.

Firoz Ahmed Kudroli, Nisar Ahmed Kappepadavu, Riyaz Sunnathkere and Vasanth Kumar Shetty were felicitated on this occasion. As many as 138 physically challenged students were identified through a survey by TRF and were given financial assistance. Saiduddin Bajpe welcomed while Abdul Hameed proposed vote of thanks.

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