Theme of The Country of the Blind

In his short story "Blind Country", H. G. Wells used ethnocentricism as a powerful tool to create a central confrontation and to convey the theme. The danger of a fatal combination of stubbornness and blindness. As the blind people have been separated from the outside world for fifteen generations it is difficult to easily accept the truth and facts about the real world. By climbing the mountain by accident, Nunez climbed the valley which was blind.

One of the themes of the drama "Lear King" is the theme of blindness. In drama, blindness is called human psychological characteristics. It is not a physical obstacle most people think when hearing blindness. The meaning of blindness in dramas is that they can not see through people, or their true meaning. In the play there are the greatest influences of blindness are King Lear and Gloucester. The blindness of these two roles leads to a terrible decision that leads to confusion and destruction of life. Therefore, being unable to see a person (blindness) can cause a complete and complete destruction of the person's life and the person nearby.

As in most developing countries, India is not a place that is easily blind. However, this is a place to easily overlook. There are 8 million blind people, of whom more than 75% have evasive blindness causes. Refraction abnormalities, a complication caused by erroneous eye focus, are the major cause of blindness and can be successfully rectified by appropriately trained ophthalmologists. One out of ten Indians has never been to an ophthalmologist. Hema Shah is one example. She grew up in Mumbai, the capital of India's Maharashtra State, because of lack of proper medical care, a 43-year-old female firecracker with a slight body and a sharp tongue lost his eyesight to his right eye after birth. . Like most blind people in India, Hema and her family live below the poverty line.

In India, 90% of cases can be treated, and most Indians lack quality ophthalmic care. In the early 1990s, this country lived in one third of all blind people in the world. In this case, blindness due to cataract was the main cause in most cases. From 1994 to 2002, the World Bank spent 144.8 million dollars on cataract blind management project, 15.3 million ophthalmic surgeries in this project, the Government of India decided to intervene and support this issue by the Government of India. The World Bank funded project, which is mainly implemented in northern India, helps halve the incidence of cataracts in the state subject to the project. However, India is a very large country and, given the aging of the population, there is no doubt a more sustainable approach is needed to make blindness a cataract. The L V Prasdad Eye Institue is active in the same direction as the adjacent Andhra Pradesh