- Search results for Visually impaired
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 | Kerala teachers, researchers launch campaign to find visually-impaired PhD scholar's stolen laptopAccording to Sayooja CS, someone might have stolen the laptop from their car when she and her friends were spending time at the beach | |
 | Here's how these three engineering graduates developed a 'talking lamp' to help the visually impaired study betterTrestle Lab's device, Kibo, has been developed especially for the visually impaired to read printed text in 12 Indian languages. We talk to the Akshita Sachdeva to find out more | |
 | 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 | |
 | How Haroon Kareem became the first student in Kerala to write his 10th standard SSLC examination on a computerUsing his coding ability and growing ambition, visually impaired Haroon Kareem becomes the first student in Kerala to write his exams on a computer as opposed to using a scribe | |
 | Class 10, 12 students with special needs availing scribe facility can skip pending board exams: CBSECandidates under Children With Special Needs categories in Class 10 including visually impaired, dyslexics, muscular dystrophy, spastics, locomotor impairment, dwarfism and others, are 6,844 | |
 | How Jyothirgamaya Foundation fights for accessibility and champions disability rightsTiffany Brar, a 29-year-old visually-impaired social activist set up the organisation in 2012 with a grand vision to train visually impaired children in important life and vocational skills | |
 | 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 | |
 | Meet Vaishak, a 22-year old mountaineer who has been helping the blind summit peaksVaishak J P, popularly known as The Trek Guy shares some of his experiences of guiding the visually impaired through trekking paths | |
 | These youngsters just made audio textbooks for highschool and +2 students in Kannada to help visually impaired studentsRakesh Tiwari, is the founding volunteer of Kannada Pustaka. He tells us about what went in converting the text into an audio format to facilitate academics for visually impaired children | |
 | These Bengaluru Academies have been training the visually impaired students to march in the Republic Day paradeThese visually impaired students are extraordinary. We talk to their teachers to find out what went into training the visually impaired students for their march past tomorrow in Bengaluru | |
 | With the XL Cinema app, the blind can now 'watch' Indian movies with audio descriptionsVisually impaired people can now experience movies like never before, courtesy this app that provides detailed audio descriptions of what's going on between dialogues | |
 | Why Ashwini Angadi's Belaku is the school that every blind child wants to be atThis visually impaired girl runs a residential school for the visually impaired and it is free of cost. Next, she wants to open it for all the differently ablled students, finds Rashmi Patil | |
 | This IIT Delhi researcher just created a phone-based device that can help blind kids 'feel' maps and picturesIt assists the visually impaired in cognition development by sensitizing them about things in their environment so that their inclusion in the education and employment ecosystem is sped up | |
 | Century-old handloom unit for visually impaired resumes operations in TirunelveliEstablished in 1911, the handloom unit was set up to provide job opportunities for the visually impaired. There are 19 handlooms available in the unit, with eight visually impaired persons involved | |
 | Once shunned by the PU board officials for taking math, this visually impaired girl tops PG course at IIIT-BVidhya Y will be working towards making maths and science more accessible to the visually impaired |
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