The Handicapped People of Ranchi: A Socio--Cultural, Humanitarian and Applied Aspects of Study
By: A Report on The Research Project of the Ministry of Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi, 1998
Contributors: Four types of Handicapped People of Ranchi -- Blind, Physically (Orthopaedically) Handicapped, Mentally Retarded, and Deaf and Dumb.
Publisher: Manuscript (1998)
Number of pages: 326
Description: The details of the handicapped organizations at Ranchi are given as below : 
I/Blinds  (3) --
   a/ St. Michael's School of the Blind (Two wings -- school and workshop);
   b/ Brajkishore Netraheen Balika Vidyalaya;
   c/ Government Blind Boya School.
II/ Physically (Orthpaedically) Handicapped (3) --
     a/ Guru Nanak Home for Handicapped Children  and Artificial Limb Centre;
     b/ Orphanage and Disabled School; 
     c/ Cheshire Home.
III/ Mentally Retarded (1) --
       a/ Deepshikha.
IV/ Deaf and Dumb --Schools / Organizations (3) --
       a/ Kshitish  Deaf and Dumb School;
       b/ Vani Vikas;
       c/ Government Deaf and Dumb Boys School.
Notes: Table of Content:
Introduction;
Chapter I -- Those who are Handicapped: How, Why and Preventions;
Chapter II -- The Handicapped People of Ranchi and their Historical Background;
Chapter III -- Demography, Nature of Disease and Socio--Cultural Background of the Handicapped;
Chapter IV -- The Handicapped Welfare Organization of Ranchi: Governmental Activities;
Chapter V -- Humanitarian and Applied Aspects of Handicapped People in Ranchi'
Chapter VI -- The Organizers and the Handicapped: Relevant View Points;
Chapter VII -- The Handicapped: How They View Themselves;  
Chapter VIII -- Sports, Cultural Function and Recreations of the Handicapped;
Conclusion; 
Appendices -- A/ Research Methods; B/ Master Tables;
Bibliography;
Photographs (Page 11 to 17 in Untroduction)
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