A “sea of humanity” came together in the national Capital on Tuesday to make the second International Yoga Day a great success. While foreigners and diplomats practiced yoga at various locations in the city, a group of blind children from Karnataka showcased yoga and wowed the audience.
BENGALURU: AMID showers early on Tuesday, about 10,000 people from all walks of life celebrated the second International Yoga Day at Sri Kanteerava Stadium. The programme was organised by the state government. The participation of the chief minister and cabinet ministers along with Bollywood actor Bipasha Basu added colour to the event.
Jaipur: When polio crippled Krishna Kumar as a child, he could not go to school till his younger brother, Basant, was old enough to be enrolled along with him.
BENGALURU: An app that would help the visually impaired catch buses on their own was the highlight of a hackathon held in the city this weekend.
The prototype of the tablet is likely to be assembled in the design offices in China and Ukraine.
NCSM, an autonomous scientific organisation under the Minstry of Culture, Government of India invites application for the following post:
Curator B- 1 post ( Reserved for OBC- VH with minimum 40% low vision)
With a dozen visually impaired students from the Vision Resource Program at Curie at her side, Jasmin had one goal for the day:
“I want to hit a baseball,” she said.
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