Great initiative! We must all come visit, donate, help teach the kids and do our share. Mr. Singh who sits in the office is a kind man. People who are complaining about the school should help more and complain less.

I attended the Diwali Mela at Blind Relief Association in 2018 and was very happy to see a variety of stalls ranging from cloths to handicrafts. The mood was festive and place was buzzing. I have heard great things about the candles made by the Blind Relief Association, but since arrived on the last day there was not much stock left. Lesson learnt - be an early bird at this market.PS - The food stalls could have been better in terms of taste and price.

The organisation must be taking care for the students but the structure is not apt for students living there. Theres no such facilities provided for blind students.The open area and green spaces are still fine.

Best Ravan to buy at reasonable pricesGot to see blind personal working on making candles and other decorative items for Diwali Mela starting from 10 th October this year.Blind school diwali Mela visited on 31.10.2018 and despite pollution, there was a huge crowd.Place was covered by tents and toilets were well maintained and cleanI visited with kids,as annual ritual just before Diwali shopping startsThis Mela is a must visit as first shopping for Diwali

This is a wonderful place. An education to visit.

Good..Lot of shops of different decoration materials and things...But all are too expensive

Really Great School for blind chilrens.

One should visit this place to understand what all these association people doing to support the visually impaired individuals and providing them the skill set to live their own life without any dependence.

Wonderfully crafted masterpieces from the children of God. One must visit and buy from here to contribute for well being of such differently able children.

Great food great clothes and good decor item

Kind of work they are doing to empower these different rather better abled individuals is truly commendable.... If we all can contribute to this noble cause...

Because of the COVID, they are not having those flashy diwali mela this year and frankly speaking its a very right move for times like these!But they are still selling the diyas (for which they are famous for), So go visit them they are selling till choti diwali and dont worry parking will not be the problem this year✌️

Very gud candles and diyas having buying them since the past so many yrs. The big diyas keep burning the whole night.

Candle section is best , good variety . Polite and gentle staff.

One must visit this school to experience tje brilliancy of the students. I was astonished to see them.

Place has everything made by blind people. However it has commercial shops too.One nice thing is the massage that these people provide. Leg massage costs only Rs. 100 and they do a fantastic job. Best part is that they love their job and do it with utmost sincerity.Buying a product and getting it billed is a task in itself with old people incharge of computers and billing. They do things at their convenience. Even simple things like swiping a card takes time here!

It was a school just like any other, only that the materials used there are different from the school of those who see. They use materials like braille to read and write. All of the students has lead sticks, the pavements also were made in a manner that was blind friendly.

A non profit organisation to serve children and persons with visual impairment with great devoted staff. Many projects and training centres with a senior secondary school devoting to serve and mainstreaming people with blindness.We can call it best organisation for blind in India.

Very good quality of wax products (Candles)..

Its an annual ritual kind of thing to visit the Mela held before Diwali. Artists, lifestyle products, hustle bustle, food all adds up to the festive feeling.stalls r same each year with a minor addition or subtraction. You can buy contemporary stuff.

A must visit place to buy exquisite stuff for home during Diwali.. ranging from affordable handmade stuff to brands of South Delhi. Dresses , authentic cuisine and tons of decor for your home from diyas to bedsheets, to wall hangings.

Good organization

The work of staff and management is appreciable. They put their best to help the students and make them independent for their future. I feel joyous to see the students working on different activities like candle making, sheet designing , playing cricket etc.More power to the team😊

This place is purely amazing. They do a great service with passion, dedication and a smile.Thanks to all the dedicated staff members and the Warden Mr. KP Singh. Great Job !!!!

Everyone should visit this place. Its for the sake of helping those who cant help themselves. They need more food, clothing, everything that can be useful. I visit every month now. Helping others is the one good thing that can be done these days. So everyone should do it.

Its a great place to get the feel of Diwali every year when this famous Diwali mela is held here before the festival. One can do a lot of shopping of Diwali diyas .. show pieces..artistic stuff... lights lamps.. planters ...jewellery n what not n have some street food stalls to choose from. Being crowded parking becomes a challenge though.

Always good

For me,It was amazing experience to visited this place.

I am working their.

Popular place. Well connected. Organise two three fairs every year.

You are at peace when you visit this place. They are special and better than us. At least they have a clear conscience. Do visit and buy from their self made products like decorative candles, envelopes, decorative sheets, handbags. They are awesome.

The new addition of cotton masks are really good.

They make the best wax diyas of all kinds for Diwali. They are eco friendly and pretty. Its the best place in Delhi to get Diwali candles etc.

I am very happy to visit this place. I proud that I am studying in this institute. I also welcoming to come all the people hair, specially blind person. This institution is totally dedicated to blind children in across the country.

Though the exhibition is always good. But the recent hype about it has kind of just made it into a fish market type. Too much crowd for almost same stuff available in usually all the melas .The only reason one visits is to pick up the candles/ diyas made by the blind school kids .The rest is now just a hype.

This place is celebrating its 75th year of success in 2019. The whole campus can be broadly categorized into 4 parts - school, college, polytechnic (covering computer courses up to 1 year of duration, making of candles, paper bags, sewing of bags, operating machines etc.) and 4th segment which is managed by NGO Youth4Jobs offering computer training and assistance with job placement. This well guarded campus consists of separate hostels, mess (Rs10/meal), open gym, vast playground, a snack shop. Its a complete campus in itself for visually impaired people. Students have won gold and other medals in various sports competitions. Volunteer opportunities always exists here. Call them before planning to visit.

Lots and lots of variety of decorative items,linen, jewellery and clothes for the lovely ladies.Good snack options but v expensive.

Well known for the Diwali Mela hosted here. But if you are looking to do some good deed, we recommend going here for some volunteer work to help the students here. Also you can make donations here and be assured that the money is used for the right purpose

Loved the diwali mela... everything was awesome food n stalls

Prestigious institute for visual impaired persons.Many courses are available here......for example B.ed, DCA, vocational training (candle making and more)...Overall awesome Institute and facility provided are also great.

Lots of Delhites pick up wax Diya’s from here before the Diwali mela or during the Diwali mela. Price may seem to be a bit high to some, but it’s helping a noble cause.

Its a school run by NGo and also they run empowerment programs where the less abled people help in making Dias , envelopes and paper bags

The best place for Diwali shopping and decorative things ,Here you can see another talent..

Its amazing place to know life of blinds.the school is well maintained.there is lot of space for inside parking.they have a shop as well in which they sell things made by blind

Had great experience with all of them. Even they dont have abilities what we have they are doing a great job. They are very polite and very familiar when they meet new people.

Has been a place where we develop equals..Visually challenged persons are nurtured enabling them to be independent. Located in central Delhi...Also every year ,the Diwali Mela is like a festival part fir Delhiites..The ambience us so good and variety of crafts, handicrafts and the diya and candles made by visually challenged persons.

Very nice diyas made by dem...and the diwali mela is just awesome...

Basically it was a Diwali Mela and some stalls in which blind people made some things by them self. And it was well organized

Is a well organized school for the blind. Is a must place for visitation for charity

Good work they are doing. There annual diwali mela is a big hit

The Blind relief Association is an organisation which is work for the care and protection of blind children. They provide shelter , food and Education to needy children and also help children to their career building. They also learn them to skills and empowerment.

Diwali mele is to gud every year im keep on waiting for that.

Bought diyas and candles for Diwali from here, they have some good stationery and gift bags also. You can see the students making all the things at the back in the workshop area. They also have a huge Diwali mela every year with a lot of stalls selling all sorts of stuff.

Good work being done. Visited their annual fair.

It is a school catering to partially of fully blind students from middle and lower classes. Open grounds make it a good place.You may do your bit as well.

Diwali mela- was not as I thought about it. Much disappointing and too crowded. Was looking for a simple Mela with unique products. There was nothing made by the associations students.

This organisation is a non-profit one and works towards the well ebing of people who have lost their eye sight.

Very crowded place,got a panic attack there no water no washroom facilities.. food was good there n only blind school items I liked, bought diyas

A great effort by people helping people with eye disability to stand on their own feet.

Its a beautiful place working towards the betterment of the society.

You can donate raw food here. Like biscuit, rice sugar. Dal atta. Cloths goggle. Shoe etc which will be used by blind people.

Good wishes

Parking is a big problem.. Also the food options and the perception of hygiene... Was a miss. Good for diwali decorations but otherwise mostly Chinese products on display.. Even the cloths options were not great wrt other better exhibitions... People were very enthusiastic to buy products on display by the students of the blind school.

Superb a must go place specially the diwali mela

Due to our assignment we went to the blind relief association. Me and my team members spend a quality time there. We talked to 6 to 7 children who where of 20 - 25 years old. Their schedule, routine, daily life we discussed each and every topic which was really very interesting and most importantly the work of Diwali mela was also going on, candles, diyaas, stiching and etc. ♥️

This is at walking distance from Shiv Mandir Nizamuddin and nearest metro is Jungpura voilet line.

Good place but products sold there and crafts are very expensive the craftmanship is good but much costly

I have visited there and contributed 4 hours to made the hand bag and candle with blind peoples which they sell them in diwali mela.It was a great experience to contributed with them. I wish them all God Bless.

Famous for diwali mela

It is very good institution for the blinds students...

Nice Diwali Mela, full of wonderful things, starting from clothing to antique jewellery and from the paintings to the decorative items.Awesome place to visit.

Went there to serve these special kids. I had arranged snacks for them one evening before Diwali. You may contact Mr. PN Singh whos the incharge here. It gave me immense satisfaction to interact with the kids here and I came out with a lot of gratitude for everything the god has given me. You can call PN Singh Ji if you wish to serve meals at any time during the day.

I always visit this place for the Diwali Mela and buy my diyas and candles from here. Its my little way of giving back and supporting the blind who work tirelessly creating these wonderful creations.

Event is Diwali Mela before diwali great event to visit

Great Diwali Mela though I was surprised to see a lot of Chinese stuff. I had assumed everything will be Indian crafts - a lot was, just not everything. Really large

Very interesting place to do the shopping. Worth it 👌👌 👌.

Like any other govt organisation, this needs to be cleaned, aired, and sun light must be allowed in .. wish I could visit their kitchen to see how hygenic are they

Nice place for blinds training I wish to everybody who are able to go there must visit this place at least one time and contribute ur time with them you will surely understand what I am trying day thenafter

Feel good to meet talented guys..they r blind but they have some special powers...feel awesome

Hi guy I am writing my own experience In one word Its disgusting Exploition is happening there they are doing nothing but if you want to get exploit go there especially the person sitting on main seat his name is mr ADavid guys beware of him he will make you mentally sick. Actually he is a sick person a A jerk. I dont understand why people are not speaking against him. Everyone in this association telling that he is not a good guy. He sees mother of blind as his entertainment tool abusing them and they agreed with because their children are there. Guys stand UP. Firstly in a association like this a man should behave positively. He is demolishing people with words and not just words with ACTIONS as well.

People there are doing very good work for the blind persons. Taking good care of them, teaching them and making them self sufficient.

Nice Mela....can shop for good quality hand made things and other decorative items for Diwali.

As usual an amazing place to be during their annual diwali mela!!! Loved the stuff

Feeling proud to see such a wonderful association in delhi.👏

Good experience. Good products. And a worthy cause

Average place I gone there for diwali mela

Im lucky to have been a part of this organisation as a student I learn many things here.The way they work for people with visually impairmed is tramandus. Im very happy that I was part of this organisation and now as I visit this place Im very proud that they have taken this organisation to the next level. Mostly people focus on people disability they have focus on their ability, Their pride to bring them UP.They focus on different areas not only one common area. 😇😍Best place for learning and also for my photography. 😍😇 Everyone should visit this place and Experience something new and different from their ordinary life. 😇✌️

Its an awesome place! That place is worth a visit and its prices are also pretty reasonable

Fun !!!Especially the Blind Relief Association stall selling candles and diyas...Also try the Sev Puri, Onion Kachori, kullad wali chai, zanjeer and paan flavoured kulfis...

Diwali mela in the blind relief association is brilliant, attracts a good crowd and wonderful variety of products. Diyas, candles and lamps offered by the blind school are made by the students and are of very good quality, supported by a very efficient staff.

Well education for blind. Library, mess hostal facility here.

One of the best place in the earth

Really one must go there for the gifts items which was especially made by students ,they really done very hard work with full dedication

Great diwali mela every year. You can find some very unique stuff.. only problem, very crowded

Institution for blind .rehab training for blindTo sustain the institution rents out premises for fairs and exhibitionsOne such popular event is Diwali Bazar free entry gifts food and clothing

Its one of the greatest work.

Very good place

This is where the annual diwali mela happens. There is a lot of traffic here. And the paid parking place is further away. Its better to travel here by cab. One can shop a lot of things here - indian clothes, ladies sandals, things for home.

It’s an annual ritual to go to Blind School Diwali Mela. A highly recommended place for Diya and Candle shopping. All the sales from candle and Diya sales go to blind relief association

Superb n new collections.. N expensive..