In this episode we will be hearing a wonderful story by Ruskin Bond - The Eyes Have It. Written during a major period of growth in the movement for humane treatment of physically challenged people, The Eyes Have It became the work that represented the movement. The Eyes Have It is not only the primary mode of transportation of feeling; it is also becoming symbol or myth for light. It shares the need for new learning to learn about good care of physically challenged and marginalized people. Bond decides that a creative format would be the most effective means of voicing his concerns because it would appeal to a large audience. And the result is The Eyes Have It.