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Carnegie students conduct research for blind in Bangalore A group of students from US-based Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) are in India to conduct research projects to benefit the visually impaired under the university's summer internship programme. ... General 02/Aug/2013
For the blind, chess provides light at the end of the tunnel For them, failure is the first step towards success. The more they falter, the stronger their willpower grows, pushing them to rise higher in life. Hoping against hope, they walk through a tunnel’s... Adventure and Sports 02/Aug/2013
An exhibition where you can see nothing! A casual visit to an exhibition to while away his time in New York turned into a serious lifetime pursuit for S V Krishnan. The entrepreneur, who is using an ‘experiential entertainment hub’ at... General 02/Aug/2013
Leading the Blind: New Apps Find Ways to Assist Vision-Impaired People Smartphones can come in handy for blind or visually-impaired people, and researchers are working on developing a variety of different applications to assist them in tasks like walking, identifying... Product and Technology 02/Aug/2013
Railways Circular a Win for Eyeway Advocacy work People with visual impairment now have one less hurdle to cross when applying for jobs with Indian Railways thanks to advocacy work by Eyeway. Eyeway received reports that the Ministry of Railways... Achievements 01/Aug/2013
700 deaf, mute to sing national anthem in sign language Prerna 2013 - a national-level social event organized by the students of M S University's (MSU) Faculty of Technology and Engineering (FTE) is set to make a new record this year. During the two-day... General 01/Aug/2013
Nimble fingers at work The visually impaired are being trained by the National Association for the Blind to take up jobs as masseurs On a quiet bend of a road near Mayfair Gardens in the Capital’s Hauz Khas area, quietly... Education and Employment 31/Jul/2013
Opening eyes to blind chess players THE African premiere of a documentary that focuses on the blind chess players of India screened in the closing week of the Durban International Film Festival (Diff) and drew much interest in this... Adventure and Sports 31/Jul/2013
Panel presses for disabled quota The State Commission for Persons with Disabilities asked Utkal University to implement 3% reservation for disabled persons in appointment of teachers, on Tuesday. Accusing the university of ignoring... Policy News 31/Jul/2013
484 laptops distributed among disabled students Delhi University has started distributing laptops but only to students belonging to the persons-with-disability category. As many as 484 laptops have already been distributed through DU's equal... Education and Employment 31/Jul/2013

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