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'2.96% people disabled' Odisha has 2.96% disabled population, census data on disability released earlier this week revealed. Disability rights campaigner ourightly rejected the report, stating that the number is grossly... General 16/Jan/2014
Education is a fundamental right of all children, disabled or not Perkins School for the Blind, in Watertown, Massachusetts, US, is among the oldest schools in the world for the blind. On October 15, 2012, the global NGO shortened its name to Perkins, to reflect a... General 16/Jan/2014
Mumbai metro set to be disabled-friendly, all the way Those who are disabled or visually impaired have nothing to worry about while using the Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar metro rail once it is opened to the public. This is because right from the stations... General 16/Jan/2014
Bill on quota for disabled in coming session The government will table for passage in the upcoming Parliament session a new bill for the disabled persons that provides for five per cent reservation in public sector jobs. Inaugurating ‘Samarth-... General 16/Jan/2014
Interactive ebook to inspire visually-impaired children to reach for the stars The book, titled 'Reach for the Stars: Touch, Look, Listen, Learn,' is inspired by a latest Hubble Space Telescope image of the colourful '30 Doradus Nebula' - a giant star-forming region. "We want... Product and Technology 16/Jan/2014
GW Micro provides Window-Eyes free to Microsoft Office users If visually impaired people wanted to use the Microsoft Office suite, before NVDA, they'd have to purchase a screen reader – either JAWS for Windows, or Window Eyes. today, a partnership will... Product and Technology 15/Jan/2014
Blind teacher knows no limits A young Smyrna man has not let being blind dash his dreams of going away to college, traveling overseas and teaching other impaired children how to be more independent. Greg Aikens, 29, has tackled... General 14/Jan/2014
Lexington One teacher co-authors award-winning book for visually impaired students As visually-impaired students begin learning to read by way of Braille, many also are learning how to navigate their world with help from a white cane. A Lexington One teacher helped create a brand-... General 13/Jan/2014
Aid available but out of reach for visually impaired For the first time, Navraj Dhakal, a visually impaired person, touched Braille cells that allow visually impaired people to read by feeling the raised dots at a stall operated by Bright Star Society... General 13/Jan/2014
New app launched for dyslexic and visually impaired rail users A NEW application has been developed to help dyslexic and visually impaired train passengers. Southern and Gatwick Express have launched the app on their websites – www.southernrailway.com and www.... Product and Technology 13/Jan/2014

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