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Even with crutches, her spirits are high: Divyang Mrs. Vishnoi becomes an example of self-reliance

  • Life changed with courage: Saksham Canteen gave a new identity to Mrs. Vishnoi

No matter how great the challenges in life, if courage is strong, paths are created automatically. One such inspiring story is that of Mrs. Vishnoi, a disabled person associated with the Saksham Canteen operating in the Dhamtari Collectorate complex, who, despite physical difficulties, has set an example for society by choosing the path of self-reliance.

Mrs. Vishnoi has struggled with a physical disability since childhood and must rely on crutches to move around. Despite this, she never allowed her circumstances to become her weakness. She always aspired to stand on her own two feet and live a life of dignity. After a long search for an opportunity, with the support of the district administration, this desire is now being realized.

The Saksham Canteen, which opened in the Collectorate complex, has brought new hope to her life. She is involved in the management of tea, snacks, and other food items here. Mrs. Vishnoi explains that the canteen has received a positive response since its opening. Officials, employees, and ordinary citizens visiting the Collectorate, District Panchayat, and various nearby offices come here to enjoy tea and snacks, which further boosts their enthusiasm.

Recently, when Collector Mr. Avinash Mishra visited the Saksham canteen, he met with Mrs. Vishnoi and encouraged her. The Collector urged her to sit down and talk, but Mrs. Vishnoi stood on crutches and confidently shared information about her work and sales. Her confidence and dedication inspired everyone.

Mrs. Vishnoi says that this canteen not only provides employment, but also strengthens her self-esteem and self-confidence. She now believes she can also make a respectable mark in society.

Today, Mrs. Vishnoi has become an inspiration for those with disabilities who, due to circumstances, consider themselves weak. Her journey, aided by crutches, conveys the message that true strength lies not in the physical body, but in self-confidence and determination. Through Saksham Canteen, she has proven that, given the opportunity, even those with disabilities can become self-reliant and move forward strongly in the mainstream of society.