DifferentlyAbled

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that having a disability or other special need should never be a barrier to a child’s future, and that the Government is committed to building an inclusive society where everyone has equal opportunities without barriers, while giving due recognition to the true abilities and talents of every child. The …

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The waters of Swami Vivekananda Sarovar, popularly known as Budha Talab, are emerging as a launchpad for young kayaking and canoeing talent in Chhattisgarh, with free training and improved facilities helping athletes from across the state pursue their sporting dreams. Athletes from districts including Raigarh, Mungeli, Korba, Jagdalpur and Dantewada are travelling to Raipur to …

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In the middle of Hauz Khas Village, KobSook brings to life the creative worlds perceived by neurodivergent artists, one canvas sneaker at a time. One section of their headquarters displays the brand’s limited-edition sneaker collections where visitors can see the original artwork up close. The other is where the business runs: artists at workstations, orders being …

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Organised by the University’s Empowered Committee for Differently Abled Persons (ECDAP), the programme brought together beneficiaries from diverse socio-economic backgrounds. The University of Hyderabad (UoH) distributed 100 Smart Vision Glasses (Ultra Version) to visually impaired beneficiaries as part of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at improving accessibility and independent living through assistive technology. …

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The Tarlac State University welcomed its first two visually impaired students as it implemented its inclusivity policy on Friday afternoon, July 10. Marvin David Gamasa, 20, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English, and Andrie Helric Pangilinan, 18, who plans to take up a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, qualified for …

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