- Search results for Braille
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 | Failing the test: No Braille questionnaire; deafblind Prof Tomkinson turned away from UGC-NET, againBy simply requesting a question paper he could read, Prof Miranda Tomkinson's voice echoed the urgent need for greater accessibility towards those with disabilities | |
 | Chennai's CICT to being out 46 Tamil epics in Braille before December 2022Tamil literature books will be available in Braille for free to help visually-challenged students | |
 | User-friendly durable Braille maps using advanced technology soon to be available for visually impaired studentsThis innovative technology has been introduced, designed and implemented for the first time in India by National Atlas & Thematic Mapping Organisation | |
 | What happened on January 4: The birth of the Burj and a man named Braille opened eyesThe day marks the inauguration of the half-a-mile tall building that is truly a sight to behold and the celebration of a person who gifted communication to the unsighted | |
 | Will the CBSE cancel the Class XII board examinations? Board meets teachers to explore alternate evaluation methodsWhile June 1 is only two weeks away, teachers from CBSE schools speculate that there are chances that the board may cancel the examination altogether | |
 | Why Mitra Jyothi's founder Madhu Singhal's story can inspire the young to see those who cannot seeFrom a talking book library to a Braille transcription centre, Madhu Singhal's organisation, Mitra Jyothi, empowers the visually impaired children, women and youngsters through education | |
 | Annie's Song: Why this braille literacy device has excited everyone from Prince William to NITI AayogDeveloped by Thinkerbell Labs, Annie is a self-learning braille device that several visually-impaired students across the nation are using to learn like never before. Check out their whole story! | |
 | Google launches integrated braille keyboard TalkBack for AndroidTalkBack keyboard uses a standard 6-key layout and each key represents one of six Braille dots which, when tapped, make any letter or symbol | |
| JNU prof develops Braille model to help teach visually-challenged students chemistryThe lock-and-key model for teaching chemistry was created using 3D printing technology with biodegradable polymers | |
 | This visually impaired 10th grader was once a great newsreader who used Braille news prompts!Though he is visually impaired, his exposure to the news on TV and his natural speaking ability made him a great news reader, though he had to rely entirely on Braille | |
| This Gujarat professor's innovative model can convert Hindi, English or Gujarati text to BrailleNikisha's model has received acclamation from the students who affirm that the invention will be very helpful for them | |
 | MSRIT team creates app that can print maps for visually impaired students at just Rs 5Prof Mydhili Nair of MSRIT talks about their new applications, designed especially for visually-impaired students to make map and image reading easier | |
 | IIT-Delhi researchers develop 'DotBook', India's first Braille laptop for the visually-impairedInstead of a screen, the laptop displays embossed text in Braille through the help of a touchpad. Users will get to feel everything a website has by just touching the pad | |
 | Blind JNU student fails semester after being denied scribe, study material in Braille Munesh Kumar is a BA Japanese student in JNU's Centre for Japanese Studies. He had done his Master's in Hindi from JNU in 2017 | |
 | Almost blinded in an accident, this Telangana IAS coach has developed a UPSC coaching book in Braille and audio formatsThis Telangana man came up with a collation, in Braille and audio format, of the gist and the salient points of all the 30 to 35 books available for the examination |
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