Antim Jan Tak - Vikalaangajan Adhikaaraarjan Chetana Ke Purodha - Shri Santosh Kumar Rungata - Antim Jan Tak - Vikalaangajan Adhikaaraarjan Chetana Ke Purodha - Shri Santosh Kumar Rungata  (Paperback, Kusumlata Malik)

In "Antim Jan Tak," embark on an inspiring journey into the lives of those who have defied the odds, shattered societal stigmas, and illuminated a path towards a brighter future. This remarkable book is a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the unyielding resilience of the blind community. Through meticulous research, insightful interviews, and a compassionate narrative, "Antim Jan Tak" delves into three significant dimensions of the blind experience: Individual Struggles: Within these pages, you will encounter the poignant and courageous stories of blind individuals who have confronted life's challenges head-on. Their personal journeys reveal the depths of human determination and the capacity to transcend adversity. Collective Struggles: The book goes beyond individual narratives to explore the collective struggle of the blind community. It illuminates the social, economic, political, and cultural battles that have shaped their path towards equality and inclusion. A Beacon of Leadership: At the heart of this narrative is the charismatic figure of Mr. Santosh Kumar Rungta, a beacon of hope and leadership who spearheaded the National Blind Association. His unwavering commitment to the cause has paved the way for meaningful change and progress within the visually impaired community. What sets "Antim Jan Tak" apart is not just its compelling storytelling but also the meticulous inclusion of facts and figures that provide a comprehensive understanding of the blind community's journey. The prose in this book is marked by an elegance of language and style, characterized by lucidity and lyrical fluidity that make the events come alive on the pages. This book serves as a living record of the extraordinary struggle carried out by the visually impaired society over the last half-century. It not only lays the foundation for future historians and evaluators but also challenges deeply ingrained prejudices that persist in society.