Applause may be best when heard, but these people have been used to second best for so long, they're on terms with it. And applause is applause after all, right? How does it matter whether seen or heard?
The Deaf Art And Cultural Society and The Family Service have jointly organized a state-level competition in dance, drama, mime and painting for deaf children in four categories - sub-juniors (5-7 years), juniors (8-12 years), youth (13-17 years) and adults (18 above). The competition was organized as part of the 44th International Week For The Deaf celebrations that happened from September 13 to 16 to bring out the hidden talents of the deaf. There was no specific theme here, and the participants were free to present items of their choice.
The prize distribution to the winners will be today. Some prominent personalities will speak on the occasion, and at the end, some of the selected students will present drama and dance to entertain the audience.
Please contact Ramesh, Deaf Art and Cultural Society, at 780-4616 for further details.
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