You’ll Stop Complaining About Life After Watching These Two Blind Sisters Beat All Odds

Tatsam Mukherjee

Prachi and Pragya, were premature twins born in their seventh month. They were growing up like normal kids when their parents began noticing their odd eyeball movement, which was much quicker than normal kids. The doctors figured that the twins had trouble with their sight. After a few years it was also discovered that Prachi was suffering from cancer. The parents fought hard and did their best to keep things normal with their two daughters. The twins continued schooling and at the behest of their mother’s efforts were granted admission in a ‘conventional school’.

Both Prachi and Pragya are quite cheerful about life, and don’t think about their disability as a disadvantage. They’re both studying in Miranda college pursuing Sociology and Political Science respectively. Let’s live our lives with the same exuberance. Carpe Diem!

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