visually impaired in India

The startup has invented a device that can help the visually impaired come closer to the world around them.

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

"My oldest reader is 80. And she told me once: ‘Don’t stop yourself from printing anything in the magazine. If we cannot see it in our lives, it will be at least something we see though the magazine." Readers like this have inspired Upasana Makati to keep publishing India’s first and only lifestyle magazine in Braille English.