Afeefa Amatullah Ali, a visually impaired high-achieving student and aspiring social worker, is receiving a boost in her studies and career after First Lady Mrs. Arya Ali provided her with a laptop and iPhone. The devices will support Afeefa’s studies and her work at the Centre for Equity, Opportunity and Innovation in Berbice.

As part of the 41st National Eye Donation Fortnight 2026, the Department of Ophthalmology at the PGIMER organised a series of awareness activities across educational institutions and workplaces to promote eye donation and sensitise people about its vital role in restoring vision to individuals suffering from corneal blindness.

People with low vision, colour blindness or light sensitivity can use different visual modes, including high contrast, greyscale, colour inversion and saturation adjustments.

PayU has launched what it describes as India’s first RBI-compliant payment checkout designed for people who are blind or visually impaired. The new checkout aims to allow users to navigate digital payment pages, select payment options and complete transactions independently using accessibility-focused features.