CC Saha Ltd Hosts Special Acting Workshop for Hearing-Impaired Children on Children’s Day

On the occasion of Children’s Day, CC Saha Ltd, a prominent provider of hearing impairment solutions in eastern India, organized a unique initiative aimed at fostering inclusivity and creativity among hearing-impaired children. The event featured an acting workshop tailored specifically to the needs of these children, led by acclaimed Actor-Director-Producer Shri Arindam Sil.

Mr. Vikram Saha, Director of CC Saha Ltd, expressed his excitement about the initiative, stating, “Our goal is to create an inclusive environment where hearing-impaired children can unleash their creativity and develop essential communication skills. We chose Children’s Day for this special workshop because it is essential to make these children feel happy and valued. We believe that performing arts, such as acting, can play a transformative role in the lives of children who have undergone implant surgeries to restore their hearing.”

The interactive workshop aimed to provide a platform for the children to explore their auditory skills, gain confidence, and express themselves freely. With Shri Arindam Sil’s guidance, the children participated in a series of acting exercises designed to be both enjoyable and educational.

“We were thrilled to have Mr. Arindam Sil join us for this special event,” added Mr. Saha. “His dedication to promoting inclusivity aligns perfectly with our mission, and we are confident that his presence must have inspired and motivated the children in attendance. Through this workshop, we aim to help them discover their strengths and unlock their potential in the arts, empowering them to express themselves confidently and pursue their passions.”

The event is part of CC Saha Ltd’s broader commitment to supporting the hearing-impaired community. As a company dedicated to enhancing quality of life through advanced hearing solutions, CC Saha Ltd consistently seeks to promote accessibility in all areas of life. This workshop represents a significant step in fostering a more inclusive environment for hearing-impaired individuals in India.