A colourful mural made by a group of deaf persons in the city has literally put this writing on the wall -- deafness is normal and sign language is not a taboo.

Two Deaf American trainers spreads Awareness

30 youths, including two deaf American trainers, laboured for hours yesterday to turn a portion of a dull exterior wall of a prominent flyover in south Delhi into a vibrant canvas, embedded with a loud and clear social message.

Amanda, an American deaf trainer, works on a mural themed on sign language painted on the wall of a flyover

Chandani, 35, himself deaf, says, he was based in the US and came back to India three months ago to start the centre. He detests the use of the word "hearing-impaired".

A cyclist passes by a mural painted by a group of deaf persons including two Americans

The street art is themed on sign language and many of the volunteers also wore special t-shirt wearing slogans like Sign language is beautiful, I Can Sign and #CanDo.

A rickshaw moves past a mural painted by a group of deaf persons

 many intrigued commuters slowed their vehicles near the flyover wall, as the volunteers were seen communicating with each other using hand gestures.