Team GyanamGanga is happy to invite you to the unique event " Knowledge is power".
The event is especially designed to help visually impaired women for their Personality development and to learn Leadership skills.
The event will be held at 3.30 on 8th March at Bharat Petroleum Sports club, Vashi Naka Chembur.
All are invited.
Indian Blind Football Federation(IBFF) promoted by Society for Rehabilitation of the Visually Challenged, Kochi - a registered NGO working with the sector since 2002, is Affiliated with the Paralympic Committee of India (Govt) and is the organization recognised to help promote this game with the aim to help get sporting talents recognized and developed. Blind Football is a 5-a-side game played on a futsal ground with two sighted goalkeepers.
Nobody thought 21-year-old Paridhi Verma could get any job offer during the placement process at Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow.
However, Verma’s candid reply about her acute visual impairment at the recently concluded campus placement in one of the top business schools in the country left many job-seekers stunned. “Yes, I have a disability. I suffer from macular degeneration with visual impairment up to 90%,” she confirmed.
Central University of TamilNadu (CUTN)
Neelakudi Campus,
Kangalancherry,
Thiruvarur - 610 101
Website: www.cutn.ac.in
Email: ntrecruitment@cutn.ac.in
Employment Notice No: CUTN/ NT / 04/ 2017
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit www.cutn.ac.in
The last date for receiving the online application is 21.03.2017
Indian Space Research Organisation [ISRO]
Department of Space Centres
Government of India
ISRO CENTRALISED RECRUITMENT BOARD(ICRB)
ADVERTISEMENT No. ISRO HQ:ICRB:01:2017 DATED 15-02-2017
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit http://www.isac.gov.in
The last date for receiving the online application is 07.03.2017
ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY (Regd.)(Autonomous Body under Department
of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India)
Advertisement No. AEES/01/2017
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit http://aees.gov.in
Last date of receiving the application is 03.03.2017.
SIKKIM UNIVERSITY
(A Central University established by an Act of Parliament of India,
2007)
6th Mile, Samdur, P.O. TADONG,
GANGTOK-737102 SIKKIM
Tel: 03592-251212; Fax: 03592-251067; Mobile: 77973-80938
Email: contactus@cus.ac.in; Website: https://www.cus.ac.in
ADVT. NO.SU/2013/REG-03/RA-2013/2421/1765
Of the 670 candidates that made it to the Odisha civil services examination’s merit list last week, eight personified not just a triumph of mind, but also of grit and determination.
Sannyas Behera, who was turned down every time he applied for a government job, topped the list of visually-challenged candidates. Visually-impaired Sukanti Dash, who despite being a post graduate in history could not land a government job, too made it to the merit list.
So did Sasmita Kumari Jena, the daughter of a driver from Koratpur, who overcame her impairment.
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Vikram Sharma
Tribune News Service
Jammu, February 19
Blind since birth, but Azhra Qureshi (27) from Rajouri district has a master’s degree in sociology from the University of Jammu and has also qualified the National Eligibility Test (NET).
Now, Azhra wants to do PhD and is looking for avenues.
NEW DELHI: Delhi University Vice-Chancellor (V-C) Yogesh Tyagi is showing the light to the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to empower visually impaired students. The Delhi University in collaboration with te ministry will provide blind-friendly smartphones with new features.
COMBINED RECRUITMENT FOR 1 FIELD ORDNANCE DEPOT,
15 FIELD AMMUNITION DEPOT,
NORTHERN COMD VEHICLE DEPOT, ORDNANCE TRANSIT GROUP, 39 MTN DIV ORD
UNIT, 10 INF DIV ORD UNIT & 25 INF DIV ORD UNIT
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit http://www.indianin.in/uploads/3692-advt.pdf or refer to the Employment News dated 11th February 2017, page no. 29
Last Date for Receipt of Applications by post: 3rd March 2017.
The Indian Blind cricket team, who defeated Pakistan in the final of the Blind World T20 tournament, has received plenty of accolades but the Indian captain has been disappointed by Virender Sehwag’s tweet.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Wednesday asked the officials to clear the backlog of jobs for the visually impaired.
Officials said that at present, there is a backlog of 163 jobs kept for the physically challenged. The Chief Minister, who presided over a meeting here, directed the backlog of 65 jobs for the visually impaired should be cleared soon.
The meeting decided to relax some qualification norms, particularly for teaching posts in the state's Education Department, for the physically challenged.
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, February 16
In the present phase of communal frenzy unleashed by religious bigotry, two Muslim brothers at the Institute for Blind performed havan yagna amid recital of vedic mantras and Sanskrit shalokas here today. The management and staff organised the religious prayer meet to mark the Foundation Day celebrations of the institute, which was founded by Mangal Dev, a visually handicapped himself.
“Whoever wins and forms the next government should be able to address the important issues of unemployment in Punjab. There should be job opportunities for everyone, including the physically disabled,” said Vikram Singh, a first-time voter and a visually impaired student at the Institute of Blind in the city. About 35 visually impaired voters, four of them being first-timers, cast their votes today using the Punjabi Braille script ballot papers in the city.
NEW DELHI, FEBRUARY 10:
In a first, the Ministry of Science and Technology has come up with a comprehensive Braille atlas for nearly 50 lakh visually challenged people in the country, especially students.
The atlas has 20 maps on different themes like physical, socio-economic, river system, crops pattern, natural vegetation, cultural, metropolitan areas, roads and railways, and crops.
The Eyeway helpdesk received a call from the Coordinator at the Enabling Unit of Janaki Devi Memorial College enquiring about the possibility of organizing a training workshop for the visually impaired students enrolled at the college. Our helpline connected her with our network partner - Saksham. The interaction between the Enabling Unit and Saksham culminated in a 2 day training workshop for the VI students. Around 12 students attended and were benefitted from the workshop. They were given training and exposed to making use of freeware like NVDA and other screen reading software.
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