
What I like the most is the format used – the puppet show. In the age of screen restricted entertainment, the impact of puppets is beyond doubt. The medium retails formally unexplored for the purpose of education interwoven with entertainment. Kudos to team Ritika for this power-packed presentation.
All the very best to the show for the journey ahead and the hope to see many more shows in many more languages, keep the spirit high.
Asmita Huddar – Principal, Hashu Advani College of Special Education, Mumbai for our “The Learning Factory” Inclusive Puppet Show
Elizabeth Mehta – Founder-Trustee, Muktangan Education Trust
for our “The Learning Factory” Inclusive Puppet Show

Dr Sujata Bhan – Professor and Head, Dept. of Special Education, SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus, Mumbai for our “The Learning Factory” Inclusive Puppet Show

Avishikta Mukherjee, Fr Agnel School Mumbai
for our “Towards Inclusion” Disability Awareness and Game Kit Discussion


Vaishali Thomas – Middle School Teacher, Fr Agnel School Mumbai
for our “Towards Inclusion” Disability Awareness and Game Kit Discussion


Dr Anuradha Wats – Clinical psychologist, Deepshikha Institute of Child and Mental Health
for our “Towards Inclusion” Disability Awareness and Game Kit Discussion
“It was a great pleasure for HPCL to join hands with Trinayani and sponsor the third season of their Radio Show MUD MUD KE NA DEKH broadcast on All India Radio in 17 cities. It was a huge success in terms of its reach and impact and we congratulate Ritika for doing it with all her expertise.” For Complete Testimonial Click Here Sonal Desai – General Manager, Corporate Social Responsibility, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited for our “Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh” Radio Show
“The blind therapist from the NGO used to visit our office premises on a specific day of the week… We are really impressed by the quality of service provided by the NGO. They have really done a good job of providing employment status to differently-abled people.”
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DatAvail, Thane, A Subsidiary of DatAvail Corporation, USA for our “Sparsh Foot Spa” livelihood initiative
“Being visually impaired, the therapists do a wonderful job in Acupressure and Massage Therapy. They are being trained by Trinayani, and, to say the least, they are doing a wonderful job. They are talented, very humble and friendly in their approach.” For Complete Testimonial Click Here Arif Khan – Chief Human Resource Officer, Berggruen Hotels (Keys) Corporate Office, Mumbai for our “Sparsh Foot Spa” livelihood initiative
“Their advocacy for persons with disabilities has yielded many successful outcomes. Trinayani brought fresh energy and zeal in the way they talk about persons with disabilities.”
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Poonam Natarajan – Chairperson, The National Trust, New Delhi for our “Count Me In” Disability Awareness Campaign
“At Indigo, Trinayani is credited with doing groundbreaking work by partnering with Indigo in enhancing the learning experience for personnel involved in dealing with people with disabilities. It is perhaps for the first time that an airline partnered with an NGO, to provide real-life insight by inviting self-advocates to share their experience during air travel.” For Complete Testimonial Click Here Summit Sharma – Director, ifly, Learning and Development, IndiGo for our Sensitisation Workshops
“Listening to Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh was very helpful in understanding disability beyond school and education”
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Balu Kharat – B.Ed HI, 2013-14 batch, Hashu Advani College of Special Education, Mumbai for our “Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh” Radio Show
त्रिनयनी ने जिस तरीके से अपनी बात रखी हमारे सामने और हमें मार्ग दर्शन दिया, ऐसा पहले कभी नहीं हुआ. कुछ संस्थाओं ने भी मार्ग दर्शन कियालेकिन उन्होंने विकालांंगता का एक ही प्रकार समझाया, लेकिन त्रिनयनी की तरफ से सभी बातें बताई गयीऔर ये सब समझने मैं काफी आसान थी, क्यूंकि ये सब हिंदी में था. इसकी सहायता हमें हमारे काम में हो रही है For Complete Testimonial Click Here Subhash Ranjan and Tushar Kadam – Pratham, Mumbai for our Sensitisation Workshops
I think the first line is very powerful. We give them a special name to pay lip service to affirmative action and satisfy our own unease. Through different terminology, we specialize and marginalize them. We ensure that they form a separate category that needs to be treated specially and separately.
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Participants of Sahyog Trust on the workshop on the language of disability
“It was a great learning experience wherein we will start looking beyond ourselves and understand certain values such as acceptance, respect, tolerance, sensitivity, sharing, accommodating and cooperating and value each other, despite differences and thereby teach the same to our children”. For Complete Testimonial Click here Teachers of Delhi Public School Ludhiana, Patna, Coimbatore and Pune provide their feedback on the various workshops conducted for them during the year 2015-16.
Many a times it happens that even if you have the desire to motivate and inspire the people around you by sharing your life’s toughest incidents and stories of how you overcame them, or the desire to share your knowledge and experiences for the betterment of society, you don’t get the appropriate medium or channel to do so. But I am lucky enough to have been given a chance by Trinayani, not once but four times, to spread positivity and smiles to the ones who need it the most. And the inclusive Dandiya was the best one. Ritika, founder of Trinayani, is an absolute to delight to work with. She’s one of the most warm, compassionate and real humans that I have come across. She strives hard towards implementation of inclusiveness for differently abled persons and her sheer dedication for the same is what drives the onlookers happy. It has been a cherishable journey with Ritika and Trinayani, will always be so forever.
Self Advocate Bijoli Shah
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