Ramya Miryala

Ramya Miryala Ramya Miryala.jpg Category:Ramya Miryala Ramya Miryala is an Indian sign language coordinator, public relations officer, facilitators for the training plan, Director and COO of Deaf Enabled Foundation. Ramya Miryala is also director of Talking Hands restaurant and talking hands cafe in Hyderabad. Quotes A mother's love need no sign language to understand. When you have a heart to heart connection with people around you, then even the silence paves way for a conversation. Quoted in https://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/Hyderabad-Tab/2018-03-07/Call-to-empathise-with-deaf-women/364265 Call to empathise with deaf women 8 March 2018 The Hans India It is important that people without the disability also learn the sign language. India is home to one of the largest populations of deaf persons in the world. there should be a sustained effort to provide them access to educational and technical institutions and create dedicated facilities so they can receive skills training and partake in the economic progress of the country. Quoted in https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/why-it-is-important-for-people-to-sign-up-for-this/articleshow/71258999.cms Why it is important for people to sign up for this 24 September 2019 Times Of India Some deaf people she has worked with have been bankrupted due to not being able to travel to work when public transport ceased and the cost of private cabs was prohibitive. Some hearing-impaired people were unable to pay rent and their landlords were troubling them to pay up. Many companies that these people worked for couldn't pay salaries on time, owing to loss of business due to the lockdown. Quoted in https://www.bbc.com/news/disability-54188218 Coronavirus: The disabled Indians fighting for their livelihoods 30 September 2020 BBC We as an organisation always believed that a modern India can only be built upon the idea of inclusivity. This should start by making the vulnerable aware of their rights and duties. The preamble is just the beginning. This mission will provide a voice to those who lack one. Quoted in https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-in-india/preamble-to-constitution-in-indian-sign-language-7742267/ Preamble to Constitution is now in Indian sign language 27 January 2022 Indian Express People give a lot of respect to languages such as Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and even put in efforts to learn foreign languages, but why not learn ISL? When I ask people why they learn German, they say that it is for their knowledge. So, if you are giving so much respect to languages of other countries that you might not even visit, why don’t you respect the language of the deaf people who surround you in your own country. On Sign Language Day, let us take a step towards improving communication with the deaf community by learning a few basic yet important signs of the ISL. Quoted in https://www.newindianexpress.com/education/2021/Sep/23/signing-a-new-language-2362603.html Signing a new language 23 September 2021 The New Indian Express The children forget everything and enjoy themselves to the fullest and it gives us immense satisfaction to see them so joyous. We will continue to better the lives of the hearing impaired. while ensuring that they also have a fun quotient in their lives. Quoted in https://www.lntecc.com/media/lp1h2k0a/reachingout_apr19.pdf WHEELCHAIR BOUND AND GET GOING 1 April 2019 INTECC We as an organisation always believed that a modern India can only be built upon the idea of inclusivity. This should start by making the vulnerable aware of their rights and duties. The preamble is just the beginning. This mission will provide a voice to those who lack one. Quoted in https://www.timesnownews.com/the-buzz/article/republic-day-2022-preamble-to-constitution-in-indian-sign-language-watch/853142 Republic Day 2022: Preamble to Constitution in Indian sign language - WATCH 26 January 2022 Times Now News The phrase ‘We the people..’ of the Preamble signifies the very foundation of the Indian democracy and is a blueprint of the society that its Constitution makers had envisioned for it. We, as an organisation, always believed that a modern India can only be built upon the idea of inclusivity. This should start by making the vulnerable aware of their rights and duties. The Preamble is just the beginning. This mission will provide a voice to those who lack one. Who knows, by the next Republic Day we could have the entire Constitution in our hands, literally. Quoted in https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/2022/Jan/26/hyderabad-ngo-translates-preamble-to-sign-language-embraces-inclusivity-2411674.html Hyderabad NGO translates Preamble to sign language, embraces inclusivity 27 January 2022 The New Indian Express External links Profile at IMDb Music Brainz def.org.in NewsHook The Hindu The Hindu DT Next wid.org INTECC The Hans India Times Now News Times Of India The New Indian express The Hans India Your Story The Hans India Category:Living people