Karnataka High Court Favors Absolute Blindness Over Low Vision in Government Job Reservations, Affirms Positive Capabilities of the Blind
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In a landmark ruling aimed at empowering those with disabilities, the Karnataka High Court has established that candidates with “absolute blindness” should be prioritized over candidates with “low vision” in
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How a 70-Year-Old Activist Won Free Bus Travel for Attendants of Visually Impaired Passengers in Punjab?
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In a landmark decision following a long-fought legal battle, the Punjab government recently issued a notification permitting free bus travel for attendants of visually impaired individuals on state-run buses. The
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Retinitis Pigmentosa: A Journey Through Sight Loss and the Need for Supportive Care
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Retinitis Pigmentosa is a rare genetic disorder that leads to the gradual loss of vision. For many, the condition starts with night blindness and eventually progresses to tunnel vision, color
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Breaking Barriers: Delhi High Court Shines Light on Deaf-Blindness
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On Monday, the Accessibility Committee of the Delhi High Court organized a groundbreaking workshop aimed at sensitizing legal professionals to the unique challenges faced by individuals with deaf-blindness. This rare
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Shocking School Incident: Visually Impaired Teacher Publicly Humiliated by ‘Motivational’ Speaker – Sparks Nationwide Outrage!
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The recent incident at a school in Chennai, where a visually impaired teacher was insulted by a motivational speaker, highlights a troubling reality that the differently-abled community continues to face
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India to Host the 2nd World Cup of Blind Football in 2025.
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India is set to host the 2nd World Cup of Blind Football in October 2025 in Kochi – a momentous event that will showcase the incredible talents of visually impaired athletes from
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Blind Barbie and the Power of Seeing Differently
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When Mattel announced the release of a blind Barbie in July 2024, it wasn’t just another doll hitting the shelves. It was a powerful reminder that toys can do much
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Meet Rakshitha Raju, India’s Visually Challenged Star Sprints Towards Paralympic Glory.
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The 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris are drawing closer, and India has a rising star ready to shine on the world stage. Rakshitha Raju, a young athlete with an unwavering
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Why Accessibility of Digital Learning Materials are essential?
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Author: Amena Kanchwala Imagine a student named Noah, known for his brilliance in class. Despite his intelligence, he struggles to grasp the concepts of equations taught by his teacher. The
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Blind Football: A Game of Sound and Skill
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Blind football, a modified version of the traditional sport, is a thrilling spectacle that showcases the extraordinary abilities of visually impaired athletes. It’s a game that demands not just physical
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Odisha to Establish India’s First University for the Blind
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Odisha is set to make history with the construction of India’s first university dedicated to blind students. Named after the revered 19th-century blind poet and social reformer Bhima Bhoi, this
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Creating Equal Opportunities for Students with Disabilities – Eyeway Encounters with Team Indic AI
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We are excited to invite you to an insightful session with Ms. Sarita Chand, Director of Indic AI. This session focuses on career opportunities and educational pathways for students with
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From Blindness To Breaking Records, The Story of Two Inspiring Brothers.
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Miles Hilton Barber and his brother Geoffrey, both blind, took vastly different paths in the face of their disability. Geoffrey’s incredible journey across the Southern Ocean and Miles’ subsequent flight
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In conversation with George Abraham on ‘inclusive education’
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George Abraham – blind visionary, belter of boundaries and veteran of the impossible. Just recently, the Supreme Court of India in the ongoing case of Rajneesh Kumar Pandey v. Union of
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Getting Back On Track
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By Bhavya Shah Close to four years ago, as a result of periodic retinal detachments in both eyes, my remaining vision was at a critical stage, whose usefulness was next
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