visual impairment

Laljibhai Prajapati lost his vision at 17. He founded Shri Navchetan Andhjan Mandal to support over 500 abandoned senior citizens and disabled individuals in Gujarat.

Hailing from Chikkamagaluru, Rakshitha Raju, who was born with a visual impairment, found solace in running. She has overcome immense challenges to become the first Indian woman to compete in the Women’s 1500m T-11 Category at the 2024 Paris Paralympics.

After losing his vision at the age of 3, Dattu Agarwal started Matoshree Ambubai Residential School for Blind Girls to give free education, shelter, and more to 75 girls living with visual impairments.

From diabetic and potential elderly cataract patients to premature infants, 3nethra developed by Bengaluru-based Kuppuswamy Chandrasekhar's Forus Health, diagnoses eye diseases within five minutes without dilating the pupils.

Rejected by hostels for being blind, Rahul Deshmukh has opened digital libraries, computer classes and even a hostel that have benefited thousands of intellectually-challenged and visually-impaired students.

Born with vision only in one of her eyes, it is the indomitable spirit and confidence displayed by 20-year-old Divya that will be the highlight of Pinkathon 2018.

Zarana Maheshwary suffers from Retinitis Pigmentosa, an incurable eye condition, but did not let it stop her in any way!

An old video of the actor admitting to being blind in one eye has recently gone viral.

Two students in Delhi have developed a web tool that can help people with dyslexia and visual impairments access the internet. This is how it works.

What started with four students is now a huge residential school that is changing the lives of hundreds of visually impaired girls. It not only provides a safe haven and quality education, but also find suitable life partners for the girls when are of marriageable age!