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ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR THE ASPIRANTS PREPARING FOR ANY GOVT EXAM

ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR THE ASPIRANTS PREPARING FOR ANY GOVT EXAM
Are you confused regarding your syllabus for mathematics and reasoning?
are you still not sure about your exam pattern?
Do you all have questions in your mind regarding your competition exam
syllabus, pattern, strategy and more?
Do you all want to know a best method to prepare for the all gobt.  exams?
So dear aspirants,
Smart-step is giving you all this golden opportunity!
Yes Smart-Step is organising for the students an online workshop.
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Child blindness campaign urges people to donate eyes

Thu, 02/20/2020 - 10:39 -- geeta.nair

Shalimar Paints has started an initiative to bring colours to the lives of the blind kids. To introduce the concept of #ColourALife, the brand has transformed the recovery rooms of eye hospitals by painting them with vibrant colours which gave them a view that till now would have only existed in their imaginations.

Through this digital campaign, Shalimar Paints endeavours to highlight the issue of child blindness and help the affected children by plugging the gap between the darkness and colours.
 

Jr. Judicial Assistant/Restorer (Group 'C') ( HIGH COURT OF DELHI: NEW DELHI )

Wed, 02/19/2020 - 15:15 -- geeta.nair

HIGH COURT OF DELHI:
NEW DELHI

Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit: https://applycareer.co.in/dhc/JJAR2020/Adv-Eng.pdf

Last date for filling Online ApplicatiC'n Form: 11.03.2020

 Online applications are invited from ,persons, who are citizens of India or subjects of Nepal as per instructions issued by the Gove'rnment of India from time to time, for filling up following existing vacancies and for preparing a panel for future vacancies:

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) vision of disabled-friendly infrastructure in schools by March 2020 seems unattainable now Inbox x

Wed, 02/19/2020 - 14:18 -- geeta.nair

The non-availability of ramps for children with special needs at Government Senior Secondary School, Sector 45-A, became a cause of concern for the Chandigarh Commission for Protection of Child Rights (CCPCR), a team of which visited the school today.

There are more than 10 children with special needs (CWSN) enrolled in the school. Classes for some of them are being run on the first and second floor. A school official claimed that multiple requests had been made to the UT Education Department regarding the need for a ramp in the school, but to no avail.

Led by conviction

 

28-year-old Suraj Dubey was born blind in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. When he came to pursue his graduation in Delhi, Suraj faced several difficulties. An ardent follower of Eyeway’s radio programmes, he called the Helpdesk for support.

Ignorance and Apathy

Born blind in Pune, Maharashtra, Shruti Gujjar suffered at the hands of her family’s ignorance. Abandoned by her biological mother when she was only one, her stepmother considered the little girl a worthless burden. Family’s neglect led to delayed developmental milestones in Shruti, furthering her dependence on them.

Evolving with exposure

In 2011, a timid young girl called the Eyeway Helpdesk from Kashmir. She asked several questions pertaining to vision impairment but was wary of giving out any personal details. Only several calls later did we figure that Qurat Khan suffered from gradual vision loss due to Retinitis Pigmentosa. Studying in Class 12, she explained her struggles in the classroom with the printed syllabus.

Donning a new avatar

 

34-year-old Praveen Shankhdhar had a steady career in advertising before he experienced sudden sight loss. He lost his job as an Art Director, given the inability to work using visual media. Too shocked to respond, he reached out to his family.

Sharing his blessings

The Eyeway Helpdesk receives 1500 to 2000 calls a month from visually impaired people across India. Most callers ask for opportunities of education and employment, government provisions and guidelines, aids and appliances, anything that will enable them to lead an independent life.

Defying the odds

21-year-old Sandeep Kumar was born blind in Samastipur, Bihar. He struggled against all odds to study till Class 8. Schools in his district denied him admission and teachers didn’t want to waste their time on a blind boy. He was fourteen when he enrolled in a Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan camp, where he learnt to read and write in Braille. Despite his interest and hard work, his progress was stunted by lack of awareness and scant resources.

Counseling for a bright future

Prabhsimran Singh visited the Eyeway Helpdesk in Delhi along with his mother in the year 2018 seeking career guidance. The twenty-five-year-old from Gurugram, Haryana is visually impaired since his childhood and has completed his BA (H) in Hindi from Delhi University. Born into a middle-class family, his father is a businessman and mother is a private school teacher. Growing up he felt overprotected by his mother, who also constantly compared him to other children in the family. This left him under-confident.

Starting all over again

39-year-old Kiran from Kerala was forced to leave his high paying job in the Gulf when he gradually began to lose his sight due to Retinitis Pigmentosa, a genetic eye disorder. A computer hardware engineer by profession, Kiran came back to India as he could not cope with the demands of the job with 75% vision loss.

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