Jayatika met the collector after attending the program organized in Australia

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Talented artist Jayatika presented a gift to Collector Neha Meena

After attending the program organized in Australia, the talented artist of Jhabua, Ms. Jayatika Parmar reached Jhabua and met Collector Neha Meena and presented her the gift brought from Australia.

Jaitaika thanked Collector Neha Meena in sign language for her support

Ms. Jayatika Parmar, daughter of Kamlesh Parmar, resident of Subhash Marg, Jhabua, has been studying in Indore Deaf Bilingual Academy since class 6T for the last 9 years. Jayatika is currently studying in the second year of Indian Sign Language Teaching Diploma in College for the Deaf and Dumb Organization of Indore.

She is interested in dance and drama. Due to this, she has previously shown her performance in many states of India. Recently, she got the opportunity to go to Australia with 10 other deaf and dumb students under the leadership of Rajkumar Punjabi, director of the organization under All India Deaf Arts and Cultural Society. In the programs organized by Kannada Sangha in Brisbane, Australia and IADF in Melbourne, Jayatika and her group gave captivating performances on Shiva Tandava, Krishna Leela group dance, Kannada parody songs.

Apart from this, the Indian national anthem was presented in sign language. This program was organized from 9 May to 18 May. Jayatika played the role of Shri Krishna in Shri Krishna Leela in Australia.

The special thing was that all the artists surprised the audience by dancing only through vibrations and rhythmic practice without listening to music. More than 500 spectators were present to watch these performances. The group also effectively showed the ill effects of excessive use of mobile through their performances, which was highly appreciated by the audience. Before this, Jayatika Parmar has performed in many states like Kolkata, Goa, Bihar, Chandigarh. All these performances were taught to her under the guidance of Monica Punjabi. She has also won awards under Best Actor (AIDACS) by performing in many states. Jayatika said that she liked the cold weather, cleanliness and beauty of Australia very much. She performed in the Australian cities Brisbane and Melbourne. Jayatika also thanks her organization, the Deaf and Dumb Organization, Indore.

She also thanks Jhabua Collector Neha Meena for her support.

As is known, Ms. Jayatika Parmar, daughter of Kamlesh Parmar, resident of Subhash Marg, Jhabua, was selected for the performance in Australia and was given financial assistance of Rs. 50,000 by Collector Neha Meena.

The girl's father works as a tailor and was unable to bear the expenses of sending the girl to Australia. Her father told that the total expenses were more than Rs. 80,000, which included visa and travel expenses.

The girl appeared before Collector Neha Meena and applied for financial assistance.

Collector Neha Meena immediately provided financial assistance of Rs 50 thousand.