Kolkata: Amidst the chaos Sealdah Station, a familiar voice echoes through the speaker, guiding thousands of commuters on their daily journey. But many travelers may not know who is the person behind those specific announcements. Paritosh Biswashas a dedicated staff of Eastern Railwaywho have overcome their visual impairment to serve the community.
For years, travelers have heard announcements such as “Please note:”. Ranaghat Local Platform No. 6 will depart at 11.00″ or “Please note: Bangaon local will depart from Sealdah at 11.45 from Platform No. 3.” What they don’t realize, however, is that these messages are delivered by Paritosh Biswas, a Divyang employee of Eastern Railway.
Born with visual impairment, Paritosh Biswas defied the odds and developed his other abilities to succeed in his role as a blind announcer at Sealdah station. In line with its social responsibility, Eastern Railway has appointed several differently-abled persons like Paritosh in key positions, giving them an opportunity to showcase their inner potential. These employees have made a remarkable impression with their efficiency.
With 34 years of dedicated service, Paritosh Biswas joined Railway sector in 1989. He has been posted at various stations including Sealdah and Railway Station throughout his career. Naihati, completing a circular journey in his service. His journey is a testament to the power of will in conquering adversity and overcoming physical challenges.
Paritosh’s role as a visually impaired announcer not only serves a practical purpose but also inspires others, proving that visually impaired individuals can excel in their chosen fields. Their presence challenges societal stereotypes and promotes inclusivity in the workplace.
Despite his blindness, Paritosh relies on his exceptional memory and auditory skills to remember and recall train details accurately. Over the years, he has familiarized himself with various train routes, timings and other related information to provide timely and accurate announcements. Additionally, they have honed their skills in Braille and learned to use mobile gadgets to communicate effectively with both their colleagues and passengers.
Eastern Railway General Manager Amar Prakash Dwivedi expressed pride in the achievements of Divyang employees like Paritosh Biswas. Despite his physical challenges, his unwavering dedication towards serving the nation is a source of inspiration for all.
Apart from his professional achievements, Paritosh is also the father of a son and a daughter. Every day, he sets out on a journey from his residence in Naihati to his workplace in Sealdah, often to the surprise of his fellow commuters when they realize that the man with the white cane sitting among them is the same voice that rings out at every corner of the Sealdah station. echoes – “Kripya Dhyan Dene – Yatrigan Kripay Dhyan De” (Please pay attention – Passengers please pay attention).
Paritosh Biswas’ story serves as a reminder that determination and perseverance can transcend physical limitations, inspiring others to embrace their potential and contribute to society regardless of the challenges they face.
For years, travelers have heard announcements such as “Please note:”. Ranaghat Local Platform No. 6 will depart at 11.00″ or “Please note: Bangaon local will depart from Sealdah at 11.45 from Platform No. 3.” What they don’t realize, however, is that these messages are delivered by Paritosh Biswas, a Divyang employee of Eastern Railway.
Born with visual impairment, Paritosh Biswas defied the odds and developed his other abilities to succeed in his role as a blind announcer at Sealdah station. In line with its social responsibility, Eastern Railway has appointed several differently-abled persons like Paritosh in key positions, giving them an opportunity to showcase their inner potential. These employees have made a remarkable impression with their efficiency.
With 34 years of dedicated service, Paritosh Biswas joined Railway sector in 1989. He has been posted at various stations including Sealdah and Railway Station throughout his career. Naihati, completing a circular journey in his service. His journey is a testament to the power of will in conquering adversity and overcoming physical challenges.
Paritosh’s role as a visually impaired announcer not only serves a practical purpose but also inspires others, proving that visually impaired individuals can excel in their chosen fields. Their presence challenges societal stereotypes and promotes inclusivity in the workplace.
Despite his blindness, Paritosh relies on his exceptional memory and auditory skills to remember and recall train details accurately. Over the years, he has familiarized himself with various train routes, timings and other related information to provide timely and accurate announcements. Additionally, they have honed their skills in Braille and learned to use mobile gadgets to communicate effectively with both their colleagues and passengers.
Eastern Railway General Manager Amar Prakash Dwivedi expressed pride in the achievements of Divyang employees like Paritosh Biswas. Despite his physical challenges, his unwavering dedication towards serving the nation is a source of inspiration for all.
Apart from his professional achievements, Paritosh is also the father of a son and a daughter. Every day, he sets out on a journey from his residence in Naihati to his workplace in Sealdah, often to the surprise of his fellow commuters when they realize that the man with the white cane sitting among them is the same voice that rings out at every corner of the Sealdah station. echoes – “Kripya Dhyan Dene – Yatrigan Kripay Dhyan De” (Please pay attention – Passengers please pay attention).
Paritosh Biswas’ story serves as a reminder that determination and perseverance can transcend physical limitations, inspiring others to embrace their potential and contribute to society regardless of the challenges they face.