Education and Employment

CENTRE NO MORE BLIND TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED, FUNDS BOOKS IN BRAILLE

After several decades of neglecting the Braille presses across India, the Centre has finally woken up to the plight of the 12 million visually challenged people.

Most disabled kids in CBSE exam from Delhi

NEW DELHI: The largest number of disabled candidates appearing for classes X and XII evaluation under

Online classroom launched for visually challenged

Vision Aid Charitable Services Society has launched a virtual online student stations for the visually challenged. The first two stations to be connected online are Seva Bharati School for Visually Challenged in Mangalore and Sushurta Eye Hospital in Kolkata.

VISUALLY IMPAIRED GIRLS TO GET SELF-DEFENCE TRAINING

Row over DU economics paper for visually impaired

Visually impaired man to get national award

Two decades ago, Bhavesh Chandubhai Bhatia lost his vision, and soon after, his 17-year-old job as a hotel manager. The same year, he exhausted his savings on his mother’s treatment for skin cancer.

How Richard Bernstein, Michigan's 1st blind Supreme Court justice, says he'll approach job

For 15 years, Michigan Supreme Court Justice-elect Richard Bernstein operated the public services division of his father’s law firm with a “military-like precision.” He says he'll bring that intensity to Michigan's highest court.

NATIONAL AWARD FOR BLIND DU PROFESSOR FOR EMPOWERMENT OF DIFFERENTLY-ABLED

Adding another feather to the Delhi University’s cap, a 54-year-old visually-impaired professor has been recommended for coveted ‘National Award for the Empowerment for Persons with Disabilities’ by the Government.

VISUALLY-IMPAIRED STUDENTS GET LAPTOPS

As many as 100 visually impaired (VI) students pursuing +3 and onward courses were given free laptops with JAWS Software at a programme held at the Bhima Bhoi Bling School here on Monday.