Metro museum releases Braille brochure

NEW DELHI: The

Delhi Metro Museum

launched a special brochure in Braille on the occasion of its eighth anniversary. The brochure, printed in Hindi and English, will help blind people to read information related to the museum.

The new brochure was released on Friday at the Metro Museum in Patel Chowk by

Mangu Singh

’s wife

Veerbala Singh

and the wives of other directors of the mass transit body. Blind children from the NGO Saksham performed a skit titled ‘Hum Kisi Se Kam Nahi’. A special storytelling session was also organised. A six-day exhibition, ‘Metro Through Their Eyes’, was also inaugurated, showcasing artworks by disabled children from the

NGO Prerna Niketan Sangh

.

“Delhi Metro Museum has always been conscious of its social responsibilities. We have held drawing competitions, workshops, etc, earlier as well for disabled kids and cancer patients,” said a spokesman.