JAMMU, Mar 13: Post Graduate Department of Computer Applications and Music at Government College for Women (GCW) Parade in partnership with Composite Regional Centre (CRC) Jammu here today gave Smart Visual Aids to visually impaired students.
The initiative was taken under the guidance of College Principal, Dr. Ravender Kumar Tickoo.

Nagpur: A low vision and  rehabilitation centre for visually challenged people  was started by Madhav Netralaya, at Wasudeo  Nagar centre, on the occasion of birth anniversary of second  sarsanghchalak of RSS Golwalkar Guruji.

Prerna, a fundraiser, by SVP Delhi saw motivated souls come together to make a contribution for the Good Samaritans around us
t’s one thing to have an NGO, and another to be able to make sustained efforts to make sure it thrives and helps its target group. Guiding those who are committed to supporting and empowering NGOs that make a positive impact on society, is Social Venture Partners (SVP) India. This philanthropic organisation’s Delhi-NCR chapter organised a fundraiser, Prerna by SVP, in Gurugram, in partnership with HT City, recently.

AHMEDABAD: When Tarun Kumar Vashisth, 42, defended his  doctoral thesis at IIM Ahmedabad (IIM-A)  recently, he set a record of sorts. Vashisth, who is  visually impaired since birth, has become the first doctor  of philosophy (PhD) with disability from the  premier B-school. His thesis maps the experience of visually  of visually impaired employees in corporate India.
 

VIJAYAWADA: Elaborate measures were taken by the School Education department to ensure a fair conduct of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2024 examination from February 27 to March 6 across the State. A total of 2,67,599 candidates are expected to appear for the nine-day examination.

In a release, School Education Commissioner S Suresh Kumar announced that 120 online centres have been facilitated across the State, including ones in Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Odisha.