Tuesday, 21 August 2018
Thursday, 2 August 2018
Celebrate the difference!
Out of 120 million population of our
country, 6.3% have hearing difficulties and out of that 60% are kids. Out of
that, only 5% of the population is getting correct treatment and eventually
become self-dependant.
Audiologist-speech therapist Devangi
Dalal feels that Instead of treating the rest of the hearing impaired people as
a liability to our country, we should work towards creating awareness and with
a dedicated approach we should work towards converting them into useful assets
of the society.
Says she, “Anyone can have less hearing
because of Wax or middle ear problem, cough & cold, sensory neural loss.
Wax i.e. outer ear problems and middle ear problems can be treated with
medication and surgeries. However sensory neural losses can only be treated
with hearing aids or cochlear implants surgeries. These treatments can be given
according to the individual requirements and cannot be done across the counter.
It is a process one has to go through. Right diagnosis, right technology and
proper rehabilitation - right mix of this entire process one can produce
wonderful results.”
Dalal along with Dr Jayant Gandhi runs
the Josh Foundation where she helps thousands of hearing impaired children
across India.
Monday, 16 July 2018
Hear The Future
Our attitude can change the future of 63 million hearing impaired people. In most cases, children who struggle to hear can be helped with the correct hearing aid. We need to understand that hearing disability can be a renowned speech impediment resulting in the child being a socially isolated underachiever, something that can be prevented/controlled", says Audiologist, Speech therapist and Author Devangi Dalal, the recipient of Humanitarian Award from the American Academy of Audiology (AAA).
Dalal has dedicated her career to improving the quality of life of hearing impaired children of India for the last two and a half decades, and also provides free hearing services that is new digital hearing aids to hearing impaired children, enabling them to speak and attend normal schools. Dalal believes that "a hearing handicap is no longer a handicap", and is currently working at providing hearing impaired children in India the same privileges as the hearing impaired children in Europe and the United States through her foundation with Dr Jayant Gandhi, Juvenile Organisation of Speech and Hearing (JOSH), whose purpose is to educate and empower hearing impaired children.
Monday, 14 May 2018
Bappi Lahiri Inaugurates Sanjukta Arun's Solo Show
Artist Sanjukta Arun captures the essence of the wild wild waves in her timeless paintings.
A management topper, Sanjukta chose to be an inspiration, spelling artistic freedom for women, bound and shackled by their own thought chains and her muse include the moon and the wild waves.
The inaugural ceremony of Sanjukta Arun’s 7th solo show, Thalassa: An Ode To The Spirit Of The Sea, at Nehru Centre AC Art Gallery, Worli, saw veteran composer Bappi Lahiri, philanthropist Dr.Aneel Murarka, singer Mudasir Ali, actress Kavitta Verma, fitness trainer Manoj Burkhe, and artists of the likes of Padmanabh Bendre, Vipta Kapadia, Devyani Pareek, Paramesh Paul, Ami Patel, Gautam Mukherjee, Madhusudan Kumar, among many others.
Check out the pictures above!
Monday, 9 April 2018
Maharashtra Dinman's 1st anniversary celebrations with Smt. Pankaja Munde, Shri Sanjeev Jaiswal, Shri Sandeep Lele, Raaman Khurana, Shailendra Shirke, Archana Malvi & many others
Maharashtra Dinman celebrated its first anniversary with the Maharashtra Dinman Awards at the Ram Ganesh Gadkari Rangayatan, Thane. Smt. Pankaja Munde – Minister of Rural Development and Women & Children Welfare; Shri Sanjeev Jaiswal – Municipal Commissioner; Shri Sandeep Lele – BJP Thane President; Shri Vivek Bhimanwar, CEO - Thane ZP; Shri Sanjay Kelkar – MLA, Thane; Shri Rajan Vichare – MP; Shri Pratap Sarnaik – MLA and Ameet Palve, Raaman Khurana - Co Chairman, Indian Merchant Chamber, Navi Mumbai; Shailendra Shirke - Editor, Maharashtra Dinman; Archana Malvi - Director - Maharashtra Dinman and Geetanjalee Lele - Psychotherapist among others presided over the event, where eminent citizens were awarded for their contribution to society. Archana Malvi, Publisher and Shailendra Shirke, Editor – Maharashtra Dinman said “when we started the publication a year ago, we had to create a reach in a cluttered media market. We took the citizens into confidence, and focused on giving a ear to their issues and solving their problems. A year later, we have truly arrived. But in many ways than one, this is just the beginning and we will grow from strength to strength.”
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