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A question of vision, not sight A new television series is trying to change society’s attitude towards the visually impaired. "My family members don’t realise what I am doing on my own without their help. They only see what I don’t... Achievements 30/Sep/2013
‘90% of visually impaired live in developing countries’ The Eastern Mediterranean region is home to the second largest number of people in the world with visual impairment, according to estimates. There are a total of 285mn visually impaired people in the... General 24/Sep/2013
Visually impaired student impresses experts at Oxford While doing her PhD at UoP, she represents city and is one of the three participants from India at the global conference.   Early this month, Kalyanlakshmi Chitta (29), a visually impaired... Education and Employment 24/Sep/2013
Visually impaired teachers support protest in Chennai Members of the Vellore and Tiruvannamalai districts Blind Teachers Association and Tamil Nadu Self-Confident Blind Services Society (TNSCBSS) staged a demonstration in front of the collectorate here... Education and Employment 24/Sep/2013
Sightless but not without vision, they inspire with their cameras A photography exhibition questioning the conventional wisdom of 'vision' is currently on at the India International Centre featuring works by three international lensmen, all of whom, once sighted,... General 23/Sep/2013
NGO to air inspiring stories of the visually impaired on TV An inspiration to many, the visually impaired have set extraordinary examples of courage and optimism. Now an NGO is taking it a step further by airing a 13-episode TV series with Naseeruddin Shah... Achievements 23/Sep/2013
Tech firms adopt differently-abled-friendly softwares Assistive technologies like talking cash counting machines and Braille business card readers are being increasingly adopted.The differently abled might be making up merely 1% of the total IT and... Achievements, Product and Technology 23/Sep/2013
Talks with minister not fruitful It’s about a week now. A group of visually-challenged graduates in the city has been on indefinite fast demanding employment in government sectors for qualified persons in their community. When... Education and Employment 23/Sep/2013
Lack of Access to Eye Care Services Leading to Avoidable Blindness To mark the start National Eye Health Week, Lenstore has investigated the state of the world's eyesight. They've used their research to create an infographic about visual impairment around the world... Medical 17/Sep/2013
Blind referees are more creative WATCHING Saturday's Test at Eden Park, I was heartened to see that visual impairment is no longer a barrier to a career in elite rugby refereeing. After all, if blind Americans can obtain gun... Achievements, Adventure and Sports 17/Sep/2013

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