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Have Will, Will Fly It seems there’s not a thing Divyanshu Ganatra has not thought through. Yet, instead of being on edge, he’s light and breezy—just as he was on his April 30 paragliding flight, which created national... General 07/Jul/2014
HC reserves order on implementation of handicapped quota The Delhi High Court today reserved its order on a plea seeking directions to government bodies to implement the orders of the apex court to provide three percent quota in jobs to differently-abled... General 07/Jul/2014
Demystifying talking ATMs In a move to reach out to a wider audience, RBI recently passed a directive asking banks to convert all new deployments into Talking ATMs and set up a road map for converting existing ATMs into ones... Accessibility 07/Jul/2014
Kolkata blind daredevils scale 16,000 feet KOLKATA: Months before Chhanda Gayen attempted her double climb at Kanchenjungha, a team of mountaineers from the city quietly accomplished a daring feat that is no less stunning. Eleven blind... Adventure and Sports 05/Jul/2014
Arrunga Men’s Shed is modifying a table tennis table for a visually impaired version called Swish THE gentlemen at the Arrunga Community Men’s Shed in Ermington do an extraordinary job of fixing and creating, but their latest job is one with a difference.   They are modifying a table-tennis table... General 03/Jul/2014
Blind lead the way in brave new world of tactile technology  Imagine feeling a slimy jellyfish, a prickly cactus or map directions on your iPad mini Retina display, because that’s where tactile technology is headed. But you’ll need more than just an index... General 03/Jul/2014
Three­-dimensional picture books are now available for visually impaired children Tom Yeh says he had the idea when he was reading "Goodnight Moon" to his then-3-year-old son. "I really enjoy reading stories with my son, and I thought I might be able to contribute to making books... Judgments 03/Jul/2014
Below 1% quota for visually impaired; centre told to respond   The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notices to the Centre and others on a PIL seeking quashing of an examination notice of UPSC for the upcoming Civil Services Examination on the ground of non... Education and Employment 03/Jul/2014
Ind takes global lead to empower blind to read India has become the first country to ratify the Marrakesh Treaty to facilitate access to published works for persons who are blind, visually-impaired or print disabled.  The treaty would... Accessibility, Policy News 02/Jul/2014
E-book will help visually impaired children understand the universe   An e-book for children with visual impairments is soon to be available at Apple’s iBook store as a free download on your iPad.   Are novels a waste of time in today’s data-driven world? ■ Reading... Accessibility, Education and Employment 02/Jul/2014

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