Visually impaired

In the Digital India of today, there is a need to re-look at the modes of assessment for blind and visually impaired students.

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

Here's hoping civic bodies continue with their efforts in making public spaces more inclusive for everyone in the country.

Started in 2014, the design firm aspires to transform public spaces and improve the quality of life for differently abled children.

If you are visually impaired, travelling by air can be a harrowing and difficult experience. George Abraham gives some quick tips that will help ensure a smooth and safe journey the next time you’re flying.

Twenty-one-year-old Bhakti Ghatole from Nagpur lost her eyesight to cancer at the tender age of nine. But that hasn’t stopped her from pursuing her dreams and ambitions with infectious zest!

There is a need to make audio description mandatory for film makers so that cinema becomes an inclusive source of entertainment for persons with blindness and visual impairment. Sonali Jain further explores the world of audio-described movies.

There’s a need to prevent visually-impaired citizens from being financially excluded from the new digital Indian economy emerging after demonetisation. George Abraham takes a look at the steps that can be taken to make cashless India inclusive for all.

A visually impaired child’s wish came true when police officers of Raipur police department got her a police uniform on her eleventh birthday.

Knowledge can change the world, and a visually-impaired but brilliant Belgaum native has the brainpower and the drive to do just that. This warm and friendly young man is using his amazing intellect to bring positivity and hopefulness to everyone he meets.