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            Omron looks to create world’s first poetry library for visually impaired           | 
                  
            
McCann Health creates a campaign inviting the public to participate, contribute and vote
Omron Group has launched ‘Your Voice, Their World’ as part of their CSR initiative. Conceptualised by McCann...           | 
                  
            Achievements, General           | 
                  
            22/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Dropping a holiday bombshell on people with disability shows poor judgment           | 
                  
            
Kevin Andrews chose Easter to reveal that thousands of Australians were likely to face reassessments of pensions – a worrying announcement for vulnerable people
Readers will no doubt be familiar...           | 
                  
            Discrimination, Judgments           | 
                  
            21/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Blind cricket struggles for recognition in India           | 
                  
            Despite recent successes, including winning the T20 World Cup, visually impaired players are not getting the backing that could turn them into professionals
 
Shekhar Naik, India's visually-impaired...           | 
                  
            Discrimination, Adventure and Sports           | 
                  
            21/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Partnerships key to success in corporate social responsibility           | 
                  
            
		PPP, an acronym that gained favour in government services and business ventures in Bengal in the mid-1990s, re-emerged on Thursday but in a new avatar. At a symposium to explore opportunities to...           | 
                  
            General           | 
                  
            17/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            New Partnership to combat Diabetes-related Vision Loss in India           | 
                  
            
The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust in partnership with the Public Health Foundation of India and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine will be hosting the National Diabetic...           | 
                  
            Medical           | 
                  
            17/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Ballot paper in Braille to help blind persons cast their vote           | 
                  
            
When contacted, Deputy District Election Officer Apurva Wankhede said that ballot papers in Braille have in fact been printed and given to polling staff at each booth.
"As far as possible I try not...           | 
                  
            General           | 
                  
            15/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Blind to the Barriers           | 
                  
            
Educational institutions need to open their eyes to the world of the disabled and make that much-needed effort to be inclusive, something they are utterly lacking in now
Reservations under the...           | 
                  
            Discrimination, General, Education and Employment           | 
                  
            14/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            London Marathon 2014: Ilford man running 30th marathon with visually-impaired Paralympian           | 
                  
            
For many people, one marathon is enough, but Harmander Singh is running his 30th consecutive London Marathon.
Harmander, 54, runs with Ilford group Sikhs in the City and trained the world’s oldest...           | 
                  
            General, Adventure and Sports           | 
                  
            14/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Imagine if you could tell the time by touch? Well, now you can.           | 
                  
            
Watches designed for visually impaired people often look like any other watch. But they usually have a button on them that tells the time out loud.
It sounds like a robot. And the reason why blind...           | 
                  
            General           | 
                  
            14/Apr/2014           | 
              
          
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            Delhi's disabled cast a smooth, hurdle-free vote           | 
                  
            
New Delhi, April 11: Ajanta Pokhrel, 32 and visually impaired, described her vote-casting experience on Thursday here as "different". With polling stations equipped with wheelchairs, Braille sheets...           | 
                  
            General           | 
                  
            14/Apr/2014           | 
              
      
 
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