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Sightless angels who lit the lives of many MADURAI: They might not have sight to see the world but they certainly have vision. They might have had a dark life, but these visually impaired teachers in Madurai district have lit several lives... Education and Employment 06/Sep/2013
Only 62 special educators for capital’s 18,000 special children It has been four months since she went to school. Every time the 11-year-old turns up at her municipal school in Nehru Park, the principal sends her back, saying the school doesn't have special... Education and Employment 05/Sep/2013
Government Medical College and Hospital intensifies eye donation campaign AURANGABAD: More than three million await corneal transplantation in India alone. With the demand outstripping the supply across the country, the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) has... Medical 05/Sep/2013
Visually challenged, he eyes a future Blindness of establishment did not deter Bolla's dream of being an enterpreneur. When the poor farmer’s wife gave birth to a blind baby, neighbours suggested that the parents kill the child as it... Achievements 05/Sep/2013
Rising above odds, they inspire students LUCKNOW: Being a teacher with physical disability was tough but these teachers overcame the barrier to pursue their dreams of spreading knowledge. On Teachers' Day, TOI talks to teachers who achieved... Education and Employment 05/Sep/2013
SCORE FOUNDATION LAUNCHES FIRST OF ITS KIND TELEVISION SERIES ‘NAZAR YA NAZARIYA’ The television series to feature real-life stories of visually impaired and blind achievers in India across various fields Renowned actor Naseeruddin Shah to be a part of the weekly television series... General 04/Sep/2013
Rally sets sight on eye donation Chennai: Over 20 million people lose their eyesight due to various problems in India; of this, corneal blindness accounts for two million. “If you take corneal blindness, 50 per cent of two million... Medical 03/Sep/2013
Inspired by Anand, Darpan wins historic chess bronze It has been 16 years since India’s Chess Federation for the Blind (AICFB) gained recognition from the International Braille Chess Association. During this period, players have missed out on winning... General 02/Sep/2013
ASB - T20 State level Tournament for the Blind is Kick started Ramanagara: After several days of anticipation ASB Cup State level Cricket tournament for the Blind was kick started here at District stadium Ramanagara. The tournament, modeled on the regular T-20... Adventure and Sports 02/Sep/2013
New toy helps blind students feel the words AHMEDABAD: While braille helps blind people read, educators have been unendingly tested by the challenge to make their students visualize the concepts they are learning. A toy that a postgraduate... Product and Technology 02/Sep/2013

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