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MP govt makes braille text books for students Madhya Pradesh government has made available braille text books of primary level to all the districts for visually impaired students of the state, officials said today. All the district project... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
Special: Shining some light for the blind India’s print media is among the largest in the world. More than 25 per cent of the world’s blind population is in India. Yet, India’s 12 million visually impaired people do not have a daily... General 19/Jul/2012
No special teachers for Delhi’s differently-abled children It has been two years since a high court order, but the Delhi government is yet to recruit permanent teachers for differently-abled children in its schools. On September 15, 2009, the court had... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
Experimental device attached to tongue helps totally blind man read They were three small words, but their meaning was huge. Sitting in a lab at the University of Pittsburgh last week to help test the BrainPort vision device, Jose Neto read out the words projected... Product and Technology 19/Jul/2012
Sign bond to fly, blind exec told A high-flying city executive, who has travelled across the world and helped frame disabled-friendly guidelines for Indian airports, hit an air pocket at Patna last week when a private airline... General 19/Jul/2012
Scholarship for visually challenged girl students UDIS Forum has invited applications from visually challenged girl students for the Marga Schulze Scholarship. A release from the organisation said it was a merit-based scholarship aimed at... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
Nehru's letters now in Braille In 1928, Jawaharlal Nehru decided to open Indira's eyes to the world. He wrote to his 10 year-old daughter from Allahabad and filled his letters with what amounted to history lessons. The batch of 30... General 19/Jul/2012
Himachal to get first school for visually impaired In a step towards empowering visually impaired persons in Himachal Pradesh, National Federation of the Blind is all set to open a school in Shimla. The school, which was approved by the National... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
DU isn’t sensitive to differently-abled The Delhi University may consider itself disable-friendly, but the South Campus has proved to be insensitive to the needs of these students. Last week, Kanika Saxena, a Delhi University aspirant, had... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
Now, a pen that can read Koran Come Ramzan and Koran is the fastest moving product. But this time round, it is going to sell in a different format. The Koran reading pen has hit the market here and more than a month before Ramzan... Product and Technology 19/Jul/2012

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