International Sign Language Day is bridge to Equality, Inclusion, and Empowerment – Minister Lakshmi Rajwade
Raipur, September 24
On International Sign Language Day, Social Welfare Minister Lakshmi Rajwade emphasized the significance of sign language in promoting equality, inclusion, and empowerment.
“Sign language bridges the gap between the deaf and hearing communities, fostering understanding and respect,” Minister Rajwade said.
Key Highlights:
- International Sign Language Day raises awareness about the importance of sign languages for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community
- Minister Rajwade honored outstanding individuals with disabilities in sports and various fields
- Sign language promotes equality, inclusion, and empowerment
- Chhattisgarh Deaf Association collaborated with the Social Welfare Department to organize the event
Sign language uses visual patterns, handshapes, facial expressions, and body movements to convey meaning, enabling smooth communication.
Dignitaries present included Nadim Kazi, Shikha Verma, J. Seeta, Lakshmi Mala Meshram, Manisha Pandey, Rajendra Kurmi, Ramesh Chandra, and Dushyant Sahu.