It was quite a challenging thing. I was for one and a half year at home only because my parents they were not aware but luckily, one day my father read in the newspaper that if you have a child who is blind, then there is special schools existing for the blind children and he knew that I was interested. So he wrote to that time was Blind Mens Association, Bombay and Mr. Praveen Tandia, who's unfortunately no more, he was a home teacher, he came to our place and he spoke about how the education blind people, blind children can take with to Braille and other details. And I still remember today that I was fascinated when all my neighborhood aunts were sitting and watching him and when he told the time to all of us even I was also surprised that he could say the time and quite accurately because all my neighborhood aunts were looking at their wristwatches, and so that still remains the fascination. And that inspired me that well, if Mr. Praveen Tandia can tell the time and as a blind person then I can certainly do that and that inspired me, that brought me to the Victoria Memorial School for the Blind and from there on my second chapter of the life started so to say.