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Alison Gunn- Ruling the water waves Blind sailor Alison Gunn successfully completed her solo voyage around the Isle of Wight (U.K.). Alison, 39, undertook her challenge on a 17 feet trimaran to raise money for Lymington Sailability, a... Adventure and Sports 26/Jul/2012
Best of luck team Punjab! This is for the first time that a state's cricket team of visually impaired players is going abroad to play a one-day series. Before leaving for Pakistan, the captain of the Punjab team Gurpreet... Adventure and Sports 26/Jul/2012
Blind skier sets downhill record “I feel absolutely amazing. It shows disability is no barrier to achievement.” A former soldier with a daredevil spirit, the 34 year old Briton, Kevin Alderton has set a new downhill speed skiing... Adventure and Sports 26/Jul/2012
Blind 'see' art through tactile The Art Institute of Chicago (U.S.) offered the blind and vision-impaired people the opportunity to ‘see’ by touching replicas of a few of its most popular works. The museum re-created a handful of... General 26/Jul/2012
Hi-tech walking stick for blind people 'Smart cane', developed by I.I.T. in consultation with the National Association for the Blind, is a boon for the country’s nine million visually impaired people. Besides easy commutation, it will... Product and Technology 26/Jul/2012
Buck up team Punjab The Islamabad Cricket Association of the Blind had a five wicket win over team Punjab(India) on 24th April. This is the home team’s second consecutive win in the series. Zeeshan Abbasi (102) and... Adventure and Sports 26/Jul/2012
Blind man directs a film. Any takers? General 26/Jul/2012
Group for The Blind seeks new members For more than 50 years, both visually impaired and sighted people have found friendship and a helping hand in the ‘Friendly Circle for the Blind’. But the group’s monthly gatherings could soon become... General 26/Jul/2012
Sonique – a wave of hope Product and Technology 26/Jul/2012
Website accreditation scheme with human testers launched in UK British Computer Society charity Ability Net and the Royal National Institute of the Blind, have launched a scheme that accredits websites accessible to people with disabilities. The See it Right... Product and Technology 26/Jul/2012

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