write a note on ajay Kumar grag and his hobby
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Ajay Garg, Jaipur based resident, is a deaf and mute artist, who has overcome his physical inability and emerged as a specialist in miniature art. At age three, Ajay had an injection for treating an injury that reacted adversely which caused him to lose his ability to speak and hear. Yet, Ajay accepted this setback gracefully. He channeled his boundless energy and emerged from a shadow of silence as he began to speak through his paintings. At age five, his talent was recognized by Shri Sualal, an artist at the Royal Court of Dholpur, Rajasthan. He took Ajay under his tutelage, convincing his parents about his capabilities. At age ten, Ajay could paint like a virtuoso. He turned his handicap into a tremendous focus and internal vision for his paintings. At age fourteen, he worked with Asha Devi who introduced him to the art of miniature painting. The paintings had exquisite details, much of which were completed with a single-hair brush, magnifying lens, and a steady hand. Ajay has also specialized himself to paint these fine details on grains of rice and almonds. At twenty one, the world famous artist Shri K.K. Hebbar said "Ajay has magic in his fingers". In 2004, Ajay also received the National Award from President Dr. A. P. J. Kalaam.
Ajay Garg, Jaipur based resident, is a deaf and mute artist, who has overcome his physical inability and emerged as a specialist in miniature art. At age three, Ajay had an injection for treating an injury that reacted adversely which caused him to lose his ability to speak and hear. Yet, Ajay accepted this setback gracefully. He channeled his boundless energy and emerged from a shadow of silence as he began to speak through his paintings. At age five, his talent was recognized by Shri Sualal, an artist at the Royal Court of Dholpur, Rajasthan. He took Ajay under his tutelage, convincing his parents about his capabilities. At age ten, Ajay could paint like a virtuoso. He turned his handicap into a tremendous focus and internal vision for his paintings. At age fourteen, he worked with Asha Devi who introduced him to the art of miniature painting. The paintings had exquisite details, much of which were completed with a single-hair brush, magnifying lens, and a steady hand. Ajay has also specialized himself to paint these fine details on grains of rice and almonds. At twenty one, the world famous artist Shri K.K. Hebbar said "Ajay has magic in his fingers". In 2004, Ajay also received the National Award from President Dr. A. P. J. Kalaam.
“Ajay says that he believes in work - work is worship.”
Ajay is actively involved in welfare of the Deaf community and he was an executive member of Deaf & Mute association in Rajasthan. He always tries to help poor, mostly handicapped people. He has also been giving free training to hearing Impaired children in Jaipur as well as poor girls of orphanage for girls in Gandhi Nagar, Jaipur that is under Social Welfare. His exhibits are seen throughout the world, including India, UK and the USA. Ajay is also actively involved in welfare of the Deaf community and gives free training to hearing impaired children in Jaipur, India. What Ajay hopes for more is recognition as an artist and not as a handicapped person who has fought and won. At the same time, he want spread the message of hope and inspiration to millions who like Ajay, have the potential to accomplish something exceptional in their life.