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In Conversation with Partho Bhowmick: On Photography by the Visually Impaired People
On Photography by Visually Impaired People
When you imagine, You exist!
When you imagine, you create, and when you create you exist. The visual language of stills might sound incongruous in the world of a blind person, but it’s not so. On the contrary it can actually help one connect with their surroundings.
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DIVYANG’ GIRLS SHINE AT RU CONVOCATION
Shweta Mandal, Sunita Kumari and Shikha Jaiswal, all these candidates wearing the convocation gown sitting in the row with thousands other candidates, cheering and applauding for their friends may appears to be like several other candidates who have come to receive their respective degrees but what makes them different is the extraordinary courage, these differently abled candidates posses.
DIGNITY SESSION 5th REPORT
First Ever Accessible Heritage Tour of Delhi
JNU TO MAKE CAMPUS ‘DISABLE-FRIENDLY’
Jawaharlal Nehru University has turned into a haven for the physically challenged students. In order to make it number one “disable-friendly” university of the country, the varsity has decided to change the name of “blind curve” point at the request of students associated with its Equal Opportunity Cell.
Blind schools hope for positive Bombay HC order on adult writers during board exams
Barely days after students and principals of blind schools were left elated over the decision to allow adult writers during examinations for students with special needs, the Bombay High Court sought further discussions before the Maharashtra government resolution takes effect.
state level yoga camp and cultural program for the visually challenged mysore
City's Disabled Can't 'Go' Outside
BENGALURU: Swachh Bengaluru is woefully short of disabled-friendly toilets. A quick survey of busy spots, across the city, found that most did not have such a facility.
The few disabled-friendly toilets were locked away or badly maintained. Ramps and railings were missing in most places and we were not able to spot even one braille signage.
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Ensure disabled-friendly facilities in govt. buildings: HC
The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities to hold a meeting in 10 days to ensure that all government buildings are made disabled-friendly.
FIRST EVER ASIA CUP CRICKET TOURNAMENT FOR THE BLIND INAUGURATED AT KOCHI
Function began with the march past by four nations and in the absence of Pakistan team Mr.Mahantesh(general secretary CABI) took over the flag. Pakistan team will reach tonight. Followed by playing the national anthem of all the teams.
Mix and match
The concept of inclusion is considered important in all fields nowadays. Inclusive education for differently-abled children is one such attempt to include children with various kinds of disabilities in normal schools. The idea is that through inclusive education, differently-abled children will get an opportunity to mingle with normal children from an early age. It will help increase their confidence level, improving their competency, and they will be able to boldly express their talent before others.
Talking ATMs’ to help the visually-impaired
SINGAPORE — In the past, Mr Danny Chia, who is partially visually impaired, had to be accompanied by a friend to help him out with basic transactions, such as cash withdrawals, at an automatic teller machine.
If he was alone and had to seek a stranger’s help, he had to tell the person how much money he wanted to withdraw and also be assisted with keying in his PIN number.
Today, Mr Chia, 56, will no longer need such help, thanks to POSB’s “talking ATMs”.
Blind students learn through technology
Until recently, blind and visually impaired students in Kenya were still using Braille books for their studies. But Kenyan schools for the blind are now beginning to adopt technology that provides material in a audible form — and in the process expands their opportunities.
Cricket: playing it by ear
Cricket is a passion with the masses. Why should those who cannot see the ball clearly be denied their high? The All India Cricket Tournament for the Blind 2016 attempts to give fully blind and partially blind cricket enthusiasts their place in the sun.
NVDA Add-ons Manager workshop on January 24
As all of you know, this screen reader is open source, and easily available. Features of the workshop.
1. To Download and install this additional package of add-ons.
2. To increase the flexibility and extendibility of NVDA.
3. To enhance the usability and function ability of existing copy of NVDA.

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