DifferentlyAbled

A Helping Hand: An Effort to Boost Inclusivity in the Industry

Jewelry manufacturer Jewelex has partnered with JOSH, an industry training center, on a program for people with disabilities. The seventh convocation ceremony at the Jewellery Occupational Skilling Hub (JOSH), an industry-supported training center for youth, held June 27, 2024, will always be an important milestone for the gem and jewelry industry in India. This was …

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Battling out odds: Visually impaired achievers from Indian Army and railway honoured

Also celebrated was an organisation that has been instrumental in promoting sports among those who lack sight An officer of the Indian Army and a railway employee who have defeated their visual impairment in style were felicitated in the city on Saturday. Also celebrated was an organisation that has been instrumental in promoting sports among …

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AI glasses empower ‘Divyangjans’ in Gandhinagar

 In a significant step towards making technology more inclusive, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, on Sunday, distributed specially designed Artificial Intelligence (AI) glasses to differently-abled beneficiaries during the Rajbhasha Conference in Gandhinagar. The initiative, launched in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of empowering “Divyangjan” (persons with disabilities), aims to make education, information, and …

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Rotary Club Next Gen Port Blair Extends Support to Differently-Abled Child in Hutbay

 In a compassionate gesture that reflects its continued commitment to community service, the Rotary Club Next Gen Port Blair had the privilege of extending a helping hand to a young soul in need. A wheelchair was handed over to Miss Monika Minj, a 6-year-old differently-abled child from Hutbay, who is currently under the care of …

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Indian Railways Launches Free E-Wheelchair Service For Senior Citizens, Differently-Abled; Here’s How To Book Via IRCTC

Railway News: Indian Railways has launched a free e-wheelchair service to assist the elderly, differently-abled and needy passengers at the railway station. The service is free of cost and can be booked online through IRCTC’s official website. With the aim of ensuring the comfort and safety of passengers, the Indian Railways has introduced an e-wheelchair …

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