“I knew very early on in life that I wanted to work with kids. It’s what I am most comfortable doing. Because my exposure was
“My mother always hid something from me. I also tried to find out what she was hiding from me. In village when we went to
“I was born into an orthodox upper middle-class Muslim family. When I was 15, my father gave me Rs. 2000 and asked me to start
“I have never seen anything through my eyes all my life. Being visually impaired had many other major hurdles. During childhood, I was been made
“My parents are very poor. I was the main reason of their stress. When I grew up everyone around me wanted to settle me soon.
“Since last three decades, I am a professor at one of the most prestigious University in the city. Teaching and interacting with students is something
“My daughter and I have different opinions and we keep having our own set of debates. Things get quite awkward when we are out, for
“Be like a man. I heard that so many times growing up. Except all I knew is I loved arts, enjoyed bright colours, and wanted
My mother started work with me when I was forty days old. She used to place me near the kitchen and did her work as
“Our life was always filled with hurdles but we call it little gifts of God. Everything started with a smile. It was love at first
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