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Born with hand disability, teacher now writes with legs: My feet are my hands

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Born with hand disability, teacher now writes with legs: My feet are my hands

Jami Simhachalam Naidu's inspiring journey as a government school teacher showcases his triumph over disabilities.

He adapted to life by mastering writing with his feet from a young age.

Through relentless dedication, he earned his teaching role and has garnered admiration for his innovative methods.

Looking ahead, Naidu is determined to pass the UPSC examination within five years.

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