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On disability, missing the bigger picture There is reason to be optimistic about the U.N. report on disability rights, but there is also disappointment at its failure to make the poverty connection The disability movement has waited... Policy News 08/Jul/2013
Exnora organises walk for awareness on barrier-free pavements A number people at the walk stressed the need for coordination among various civic agencies for better footpaths in Chennai Visually-impaired R. Raja escaped death two months ago. On his way to... General 08/Jul/2013
Impairment no impediment for this teenager Audio-graphs that can represent actual data-graphs are one of the many technological wonders that a group of blind students learnt about from a Delhi-based teenager this weekend. On his way to... Education and Employment 08/Jul/2013
Affirming the right to read Despite our otherwise imperfect record in recognising the rights of people with disabilities, it is a matter of some pride that India’s copyright law anticipates the Marrakesh Treaty of the World... Policy News 04/Jul/2013
World's first engineering college for blind soon The students are waiting and the software and syllabus is ready for the world's first engineering college for the visually impaired, but a search for suitable land to set up the multi-crore campus... Education and Employment 04/Jul/2013
Visually impaired students will get laptops in 4yr programme The Delhi University today informed the High Court that all the visually impaired students will be given laptops fitted with Non Visual Desktop Access (NVDA) software.  The university told the court... Education and Employment 04/Jul/2013
362 visually impaired students join four-year DU course The Delhi high court on Wednesday extracted an assurance from the Delhi University that all grievances of visually impaired students especially regarding mandatory courses in mathematics and science... Education and Employment 04/Jul/2013
High court satisfied with facilities for visually impaired Delhi University students Satisfied with the steps promised by the Delhi University to ensure visually impaired students have full access to its teaching experience when the four-year programme starts, the Delhi high court on... Education and Employment 04/Jul/2013
Telescopic lenses can help treat one of the leading causes of blindness The leading cause of blindness in adults over 50, AMD causes very blurry and distorted images. But a telescopic lens could help those who suffer see better. How do you cope with blindness after... Medical 04/Jul/2013
Reading tool for the visually impaired launched in India A device for people with visual impairments that scans documents such as newspapers and magazines and reads them aloud has been launched in India.   ClearView+ Speech, which was developed by... Product and Technology 04/Jul/2013

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