Braille books

IAS officer Richa Choudhary has launched a special education resource using braille to help visually impaired children in tribal areas enroll in schools. She explains how this works.

Delhi-based Inklude aims to make education inclusive, by making books that cater to both sighted and the non-sighted.

Mass production of accessible books can eradicate the book famine faced by persons with blindness or other print disabilities

This not-for-profit multilingual platform is not only putting a book in every child’s hand, it is also preserving rare and unique Indian languages that don't have a written script of their own !