India Inclusion Summit

“I love to sing along to nursery rhymes. I dance to them while sitting down”

Shaziya Hameed • Andaman and Nicobar

Cerebral palsy and vision issues notwithstanding, Shaziya Hameed (7) from the Andamans has been powering ahead with the loving care and support of her three aunts after her mother died and her father abandoned her.

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Everyone is Good at Something - Photo story of Shaziya Hameed “I love to sing along to nursery rhymes. I dance to them while sitting down”

“I like watching TV. I play with the other children in the forest quarters”

Joy Kerketta • Andaman and Nicobar

He is “like any other child”, say the parents of Joy Kerketta who was born with deafness. The eight-year-old from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands faces an uncertain academic future since he goes to a mainstream school..

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Everyone is Good at Something - Photo story of Joy Kerketta “I like watching TV. I play with the other children in the forest quarters”