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Drishti leverages latest Artificial intelligence technologies, including natural language processing, image recognition, optical recognition and smart glasses to help visually-impaired persons perceive the world around them like never before.

Travel is about engaging all the senses.

The Delhi Art Gallery runs a programme they call ‘Abhaas’, an initiative that focuses on providing a sensory experience through the use of audio and visual aids.

Kempahonnaiah is a Kannada lecturer at Vontikoppal Government PU College in Mysuru. He cracked the exam in his third attempt.

Thanks to the generous contributions made by the channel's listeners, Nikita Shukla will not have to go hungry or worry about her education anymore.

Visually impaired students can download the customised app on their smartphones and use it to conveniently access various parts of the campus.

Extending the boundaries of science beyond traditional modes of teaching that rely heavily on sight will go a long way to ensuring the dream of inclusive education is realized meaningfully. Anoushka Mathews explores further.

Prachi wants to start an NGO to aid the blind one day.

The chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh has announced that the state government will provide financial assistance to help Anang develop an advanced prototype.

Divyanshu Ganatra will now organise an event that will see participation from 10 tandem pairs (with each having a visually-impaired cyclist) cycling from Manali to Khardung La.