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Now, bicycle fitted with sensors for blind people Blind people can now ride a bicycle!  Scientists have developed a bicycle that uses ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles in the path - and it can help blind and partially sighted people live more... Product and Technology 09/Sep/2013
Campus capsule BU Braille Resource Centre Bangalore University has set up a Braille Resource Centre as an Enabling Unit for its visually challenged students in postgraduate departments, and affiliated and... Education and Employment 09/Sep/2013
Don’t be sorry, just be a friend Despite India’s attempts at inclusive education, schooling for special needs children has usually been a story of lack - of will, infrastructure and personnel. Schools, both private and government,... Education and Employment 09/Sep/2013
The vision to succeed Equipping the visually challenged with job skills is a lifetime mission for P.R. Pandi, former President of the Organisation for the Rehabilitation of the Blind in Tiruchi When P.R. Pandi smiles,... Achievements 09/Sep/2013
Learning bonus for blind parents' kids Infants of blind parents learn to communicate in different ways with their parents and other sighted adults - a skill that enhances their development, a new study shows. The findings add an... General 09/Sep/2013
Tech-savvy vision In a move that could help visually-challenged persons in customising Android-operated Tablets, DAISY Forum of India (Digital Accessible Information System) along with Delhi-based NGO Saksham and... Product and Technology 09/Sep/2013
Fewer corneas in sight for the blind It has been 37 years since the central government launched the National Programme for Control of Blindness (NPCB) to reduce the number of visually impaired persons in the country. As another eye... Medical 09/Sep/2013
Sprint Kyocera Kona with text-to-speech is designed to assist the visually impaired Sprint has launched the Kyocera Kona feature phone for the visually impaired, which means it has been loaded with some very powerful text-to-speech functions. The handset is available for free after... Product and Technology 09/Sep/2013
Research highlighting superior numerical skills of congenitally blind people could open up new ways of teaching maths to young children University of Hull psychologist Dr Julie Castronovo's research with congenitally blind volunteers has revealed their enhanced skills in processing numerical information during tests. The research,... Medical 06/Sep/2013
Thanks for being there, teacher LUDHIANA: Who could love and respect teachers more than them. Students of Vocational Rehabilitation Training Centre for Blind and Disable Children and Ek Prayas- School for Mentally Challenged... Education and Employment 06/Sep/2013

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