Member Technical Staff E-III (Scientist ‘D’) and Member Technical Staff E-II (Scientist ‘C’)
Employment Notice: No. 6(4)/2014-STPI
The Delhi High Court has paved the way for three per cent reservation for the disabled in the Higher Judicial Service by giving directions for earmarking one of the advertised posts in the ongoing recruitment process. The post, to be clubbed with more reserved vacancies, will be filled up in the next recruitment exercise.
The Lechal shoe is the brainchild of two engineering students in Bangalore India and was originally designed to help visually impaired people Shoes are connected to a user’s smartphone via Bluetooth to ascertain a person’s current location as well as their destination.
They vibrate to tell the wearer to turn left or right. Shoes and insoles can be pre-ordered for $100
I refer to the commentary “Right time to step towards a self-service society” (March 18). I am visually impaired and would say that our front-line departments such as at immigration and airport check-in counters, hospitals and polyclinics, banks, etc, even with the person in attendance, do not assist us to know when our turn is.
My suggestion for the authorities is that they help provide relevant voice assistive technology or gadgets, so that we can embrace self-service. Spare some thought for the blind.
A visually impaired student met a watery grave in a pond of Suvarnamukhi temple near Bannerghatta where he had gone for a bath on Wednesday.
The deceased S. Nagraj (21), a resident of Tiptur, was a second year pre-university student in a city-based college and was staying at a hostel for visually impaired students near Bannerghatta.Nagraj along with his friends went to the Suvarnamukhi temple to pray and later to bathe in the pond near the temple .
SOME 200 student-athletes recently made their way to the Marikina Sports Center. While it looked just like any other sports-charged school event, this one was different—the student athletes were visually impaired.
More than 200 visually impaired children from different regions and schools participated in the sixth Annual VISTA event
Blind and visually impaired users called for greater efforts to increase accessibility of digital media and for more research and development efforts. At the Arab region’s first technology summit for people who are blind or visually impaired, the community said that public and private sector organisations need to do more to make their websites fully accessible to people with a disabilities.
The meeting was organised by Mada, the Qatar Assistive Technology Centre, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Doha.
HC pulls up government for its lackadaisical attitude in directing schools about the quota
"We would expect that by the next date of hearing, the respondents would submit their views with regard to issues raised in the petition," a bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and Jayant Nath said.
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