How Daily Living Aids Empower and Enable Persons with Disability
Mobility and accessibility aids can help people maintain independence in the activities that are most important to them. We spoke […]
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In conversation with George Abraham on ‘inclusive education’
George Abraham – blind visionary, belter of boundaries and veteran of the impossible. Just recently, the Supreme Court of India
Making Currency Accessible to the Blind
By Payal Jethra A ten year old shares with his visually impaired mother, his ideas on how to make Indian
The Inspiring and Astounding Work of Visually Impaired Indian Photographers
By Anoushka Mathews Visually impaired people from India are exploring a visual art form like photography. Here’s to the techniques
How Miranda House, DU Is Using Technology to Make Navigation for Its Blind Students Easier
By Anoushka Mathews & Shruti Pushkarna With the new batch set to begin their academic session in Delhi University, visually
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Getting back on track
Being diagnosed with vision impairment early on in life is a challenging affair. This challenge is compounded when students, unaware
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Striving for self reliance
29 year old Palash belongs to Nashik. His blindness stopped him from pursuing his education beyond school. Over the years
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An ear for music
21 year old Sameer has a passion for music. So great was his love that he discontinued his schooling after
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Catching up
In 2010 when Madan (name changed) completed his 12th standard, unlike his classmates, he did not apply for higher studies
Accessible Audio Books for Blind and Visually Impaired
By Sonali Jain, Saksham Mass production of accessible books can eradicate the book famine faced by persons with blindness or