Inclusive education
Technology for life - Enabling the disabled
Access to technology gives people with disabilities greater independence in all areas of life...
Project Access works towards bringing the written word for the visually impaired
Find out how this epic amendment in the Copyright Act in May 2012 is helping the visually impaired…
Venkatesh overcomes refractive error
Venkatesh, an 8-year-old who studies in the third standard of the Government School in Kalguntte Agrahara, Bangalore...
Shwetha
Shwetha is an 11-year-old girl, studying in the sixth standard of the Government School in Rajajinagar, Bangalore
Pratap
Pratap, an 18-year-old who lives with his family in Hoskote, Bangalore, suffered from epileptic fits since the time he was two years old, a condition that affected his vision
Krishna
Krishna, who is a 13-year-old boy studying in the ninth standard, had a difficult start in life
Hemalatha
Hemalatha, an eighth standard student from the Peenya in Bangalore, was struck by typhoid when she was just three days old
Anjaneya
Anjaneya, a cheerful and energetic 14-year-old of Hegdenagar, Bangalore, is the child of labourers who earn daily wages and can barely manage to make ends meet
Move to make visually impaired self-reliant
In a novel initiative aimed at liberating the visually impaired children from a feeling of inferiority
