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TIME TO END POLITICAL REHABILITATION FOR PWDS CHIEF POST

Thu, 04/02/2015 - 11:02 -- geeta.nair

The Odisha Government seems to have no concern towards betterment of around 13 lakh disabled people in the State as it is reportedly mulling to fill up the vacant post of the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), which is lying vacant for around a week now, by rehabilitating a political person instead of an expert in the field.

CM distributes free laptops to visually impaired students

Thu, 04/02/2015 - 10:38 -- geeta.nair

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday distributed free laptop computers to visually impaired students at a function organised in his home office Krishna in Bengaluru. This move by the government is aimed at encouraging visually impaired students to pursue higher education and making them self-sufficient. With this, the government has fulfilled its promise of distributing laptops to 1,000 students from Class 10 and above as announced in the budget. 

Computer course for the Visually challenged

Chavara International Institute for the Visually Challenged and Society for the Rehabilitation of
Visually Challenged (CIIVC SRVC)
CIIVC SRVC Centre has started the registration for the admission to the next batch of computer training for the visually challenged. The details are given below.
 
About CIIVC SRVC
CIIVC SRVC Centre is a training centre which provides computer training exclusively to visually 
challenged youth. This centre is established and run by an NGO named CIIVC SRVC. which is THE

‘Lechal’ shoe to guide visually impaired to destination

Fri, 03/27/2015 - 10:55 -- geeta.nair
KANPUR: To help visually impaired in navigating the ways, special footwears named 'Lechal' (Lechal meaning take me along in Hindi) was the centre of attraction at the Techkriti-2015, the annual technical and entrepreneurial festival of IIT-K. The GPS enabled sneakers are capable of giving directions to those who cannot see. 

Lex Instant Reader and Scanner

Lex is a highly portable camera system that gives users near instant access to practically any physical document. Weighing just 720 grams (1.6 lbs) it is the ideal portable solution for computer users of all ability levels.
 
Simply place your document under the camera, press Enter on your keyboard and a few seconds later, 
your document is being read aloud to you, in your chosen visualisation, text size, colour and formatting. Reading couldn't be easier!
 

Storekeeper

Wed, 03/25/2015 - 14:11 -- geeta.nair
Government of India
Ministry of Defence
Indian Ordnance Factories,
Vehicle Factory Jabalpur (M.P)-482009
Advertisement No. ORDFYS/VFJ/DAVP/07/13-14/ET
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit  http://www.davp.nic.in
 
Last date for receipt of application is: 10.04.2015
 

An app to help blind type quickly on iPad

Wed, 03/25/2015 - 10:50 -- geeta.nair

This new app can help the visually challenged type quickly and efficiently on an iPad. Created by Stanford engineer Sohan Dharmaraja, the app named IBrailler Notes uses eight keys. What’s different about it is that the keys form around the fingertips when they’re placed on the screen. Which means that if a user loses his way, he simply lifts his fingers from the screen and places them down again.

Visually impaired 34-yr-old has flown a plane, is now a Young Global Leader

Mon, 03/23/2015 - 10:53 -- geeta.nair

Ashish Goyal was never one to be in the doldrums, except once when he accidentally bumped into a female teacher in 2001, his final graduation year. Furious, the teacher insulted him in a crowd of students assuming he’d walked into her intentionally. That’s when he started using a white cane—for him it was acceptance, for others a signal that he is visually impaired.

Awards given on Ugadi day

Mon, 03/23/2015 - 10:39 -- geeta.nair

Manmathanama Ugadi was ushered in with a difference here on Saturday. The members of the Maanaviya Kalyan Trust celebrated the day by distributing sweets and fruits to the residents of a destitute home, a residential school for visually impaired and hearing impaired and beggars outside places of worship.

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