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From: "habeeb. c" <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2013 08:35:31 -0700
Subject: KFB[Y] congratulation to Ranjith and Nowfel for their extra
ordinary achievement.
To: kfbyouth <[email protected]>
Cc: henryrajanish <[email protected]>

The visually challenged all over Kerala are thrilled to see that  two
of their  friends Ranjith MS and Nowfel P from Maharajas College
Eranamkulam have represented India in the world cup football for the
visually challenged. The team reached up to the semifinal and lost to
Iran.
"As the chief minister and the government have promised Government job
for Maneesh who played for India in the twenty twenty worldcup, so
shall they do for Ranjith and Nowfel who have brought laurels to
Kerala by being a part of the Indian team at Bankok' said A.P.
Abdullakkutty  M.L.A. and KJ Vargees vise president KFB on the
occasion of felicitating them at Kannur on the second of October.
"One team consists of five players, four players and one partially
sighted golly. The player's eyes are plastered and all of them are
fully sightless in the ground. The players shall make the sound y y y
y if they are moving with out balls. Other wise it will be a foul."
Says Ranjith MS. Till now we were only aware of Cricket for the
visually challenged. Now it is told that Football is also equally
interesting and enjoyable to the visually challenged.
"The ball is very costly, an original ball costs 100 Dollars RS 6000
in India. But cheap balls are also available. There are small iron
balls attached to plastic surface in different parts of the ball, and
it jingles when it is moved. So the person who is holding the ball is
exempted from making the y sound. The structure and size of the ball
is similar to that of a normal football"  Says Nowfel P.
Since india has performed well  in the worldcup, let us hope that at
least we are able to achieve a considerable recognition in the
worldcup football of the visually challenged, which we are not likely
to achieve in the normal field.
"The ball control  and spatial orientation of Iranianand Russian
players are amazing and wonderful" Says Ranjith MS.
It is strange that this achievement went unnoticed even among the
visually challenged so far. However now the visually challenged
community is thinking about giving these players maximum recognition
and support. Let us hope that this development of Football will add to
the process of integration and sensitisation through sports that is
already being done through Chess and Cricket.
Habeeb C.

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