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Visually Impaired Community Seeks Dedicated Braille Institute In J&K
Visually Impaired Community Seeks Dedicated Braille Institute In J&K
Srinagar: Visually impaired persons across Jammu and Kashmir have strongly advocated for the establishment of a dedicated Braille training institute in the Union Territory, saying such a facility is crucial for ensuring inclusive education, self-reliance, and dignity for persons with visual disabilities.
Ahmedabad: students with visual impairment get Braille help to pursue science
Ahmedabad: Sujal Dudhrejiya, 16, a native of Bhavnagar, is learning the concept of calculating the area of a cone at the newly opened maths and science lab at the Minnie Cama Secondary & Higher Secondary School for the Blind, located at the Blind People's Association (BPA) in the city.
IEX CSR Project Netra Shakti Supports 135 Visually Impaired Students
IEX launches Project Netra Shakti to support visually impaired youth with AI assistive devices, improving accessibility, mobility and inclusion through CSR initiatives.
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX), India’s premier electricity exchange, through its CSR initiative Project Netra Shakti, aims to empower visually impaired individuals by enabling access to advanced assistive technology.
Meerut News: दृष्टिबाधित उस्मान सत्यार्थी ने मेरठ का नाम किया रोशन
Woman becomes first visually impaired person in state to complete PhD
Woman becomes first visually impaired person in state to complete PhD
In a significant feat, Dr Muskan Negi, Youth Icon of the Election Commission of India, who is also an accomplished singer and an Assistant Professor, has become the first 100 per cent visually impaired woman from the state to be awarded a PhD by Himachal Pradesh University (HPU).
Shruti Pushkarna: Disabling Barriers To Promote Disability Awareness
I have learned that people with disabilities are great innovators because they have to figure out how to navigate life.”
Mumbai’s visually impaired skaters make history at Nepal’s first national inline skating marathon
Five-km route completed in around 45 minutes on steep hills, rubble, and sharp slopes under guidance of bikers honking to alert them
Defying odds: Lt Col C Dwarakesh, India's first blind active-duty army officer gets national honour
PUNE: Lt Col C Dwarakesh's journey is a testament to an extraordinary will that refuses to yield to adversity. After losing his eyesight in a work-related accident in 2014, most would have expected his military career to end. Instead, he scripted history and became the first officer in the Indian Armed Forces to continue in active service despite total blindness.

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