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Blind IIM Student Shares His Struggles To Find Job: "I Do Not Need Sympathy, Empty Promises"
Amey Tiwari, a blind student at the Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (IIM Trichy), has sparked a discussion online after disclosing his struggle to land a job due to the limited options available for visually impaired candidates.
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Printer Problems?: Here Are Solutions To 8 Common Problems We Face During Printing
Printers are essential tools, offering convenience and efficiency, yet they are notorious for causing frustration when things go wrong. This guide offers practical solutions to common printer problems so you can troubleshoot like a pro.
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Student Sues Blind Indian-American Professor For Giving Her Only "Female Jobs"
A Columbia University alumnus has accused her former professor, the Indian-origin best-selling author, Sheena Iyengar, of discrimination on grounds of her gender.
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"Government Blind To Students' Distress": Rahul Gandhi On NEET Go-Ahead
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday lashed out at the government for being "blind to students' distress" and refusing to postpone the NEET, or National Entrance and Eligibility Test, which is scheduled for September 12.
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This Kerala-Based Educator Is Teaching Blind Students Online Amid Covid
Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic
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"Blind Leaders Immune": St Stephen's Principal As Student Dies Of Covid
A first year student of Delhi University's St Stephen's College died of COVID-19 at a private hospital in Kota, Rajasthan on Tuesday. He was 18.
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Board Exams: Specially-Abled Haryana Girl Who Scored 2 In Maths Gets 100 After Re-Evaluation
Supriya, a specially-abled student alleged that she was erroneously given only 2 marks in Mathematics by the Board of School Education, Haryana (BSHE) in her class 10 board examination as her answer sheet meant for ''blind candidate'' was not checked following proper procedure.
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Delhi High Court: University of Delhi To Reimburse Visually Impaired Students Cost Of Books And Devices
Delhi High Court direct the University of Delhi to reimburse blind students for cost of books and devices.
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Cancel DU’s Online, Open Book Exam: National Federation Of The Blind
The National Federation of the Blind has moved the Delhi High Court against Delhi University’s decision to conduct online, open book exams for even visually-impaired students in the final semester or year of their programmes.
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Delhi University Conducts Webinar On COVID-19 For Visually Impaired Students
The Delhi University on Tuesday conducted a webinar on COVID-19 for visually impaired students to help them deal with the problems they are facing due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Viral: College Student Sets Mom And Professor Up For 'Blind Date' On Zoom
Aly Oliver, a college student at the University of Colorado at Boulder, made an attempt to set up her single mother with her college professor last week.
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"Not Blind, Can See What's Happening": IIT Kanpur Students On Faiz Ahmad Faiz Poem Probe
Students at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Kanpur say they are worried over lack of communication from the administration on the probe into a protest last December on the campus, where Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz's iconic work "Hum Dekhenge" - sung as a protest anthem over decades - was read out. The students say they don't know the...
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IIMC Students Protest Over High Course Fee
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication students on Tuesday protested against the "unaffordable" fee structure, claiming that the IIMC administration has turned a "blind eye" to their issues.
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Oxford Union President Resigns After Blind Student Dragged From Debate
The president of the prestigious Oxford Union resigned Tuesday after weeks of mounting pressure following the ill-treatment of a blind Ghanaian postgraduate student who was forcefully evicted by security personnel during a crowded debate in October.
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Blind JNU Student Fails In Exam, Alleges University Lapses
A blind student of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) refused to accept his exam result in which he was declared failed, accusing the administration of not providing him a writer and reading material in braille script.
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Blind IIM Student Shares His Struggles To Find Job: "I Do Not Need Sympathy, Empty Promises"
Amey Tiwari, a blind student at the Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (IIM Trichy), has sparked a discussion online after disclosing his struggle to land a job due to the limited options available for visually impaired candidates.
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Printer Problems?: Here Are Solutions To 8 Common Problems We Face During Printing
Printers are essential tools, offering convenience and efficiency, yet they are notorious for causing frustration when things go wrong. This guide offers practical solutions to common printer problems so you can troubleshoot like a pro.
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Student Sues Blind Indian-American Professor For Giving Her Only "Female Jobs"
A Columbia University alumnus has accused her former professor, the Indian-origin best-selling author, Sheena Iyengar, of discrimination on grounds of her gender.
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"Government Blind To Students' Distress": Rahul Gandhi On NEET Go-Ahead
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday lashed out at the government for being "blind to students' distress" and refusing to postpone the NEET, or National Entrance and Eligibility Test, which is scheduled for September 12.
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This Kerala-Based Educator Is Teaching Blind Students Online Amid Covid
Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic
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"Blind Leaders Immune": St Stephen's Principal As Student Dies Of Covid
A first year student of Delhi University's St Stephen's College died of COVID-19 at a private hospital in Kota, Rajasthan on Tuesday. He was 18.
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Board Exams: Specially-Abled Haryana Girl Who Scored 2 In Maths Gets 100 After Re-Evaluation
Supriya, a specially-abled student alleged that she was erroneously given only 2 marks in Mathematics by the Board of School Education, Haryana (BSHE) in her class 10 board examination as her answer sheet meant for ''blind candidate'' was not checked following proper procedure.
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Delhi High Court: University of Delhi To Reimburse Visually Impaired Students Cost Of Books And Devices
Delhi High Court direct the University of Delhi to reimburse blind students for cost of books and devices.
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Cancel DU’s Online, Open Book Exam: National Federation Of The Blind
The National Federation of the Blind has moved the Delhi High Court against Delhi University’s decision to conduct online, open book exams for even visually-impaired students in the final semester or year of their programmes.
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Delhi University Conducts Webinar On COVID-19 For Visually Impaired Students
The Delhi University on Tuesday conducted a webinar on COVID-19 for visually impaired students to help them deal with the problems they are facing due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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Viral: College Student Sets Mom And Professor Up For 'Blind Date' On Zoom
Aly Oliver, a college student at the University of Colorado at Boulder, made an attempt to set up her single mother with her college professor last week.
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"Not Blind, Can See What's Happening": IIT Kanpur Students On Faiz Ahmad Faiz Poem Probe
Students at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Kanpur say they are worried over lack of communication from the administration on the probe into a protest last December on the campus, where Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz's iconic work "Hum Dekhenge" - sung as a protest anthem over decades - was read out. The students say they don't know the...
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IIMC Students Protest Over High Course Fee
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication students on Tuesday protested against the "unaffordable" fee structure, claiming that the IIMC administration has turned a "blind eye" to their issues.
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Oxford Union President Resigns After Blind Student Dragged From Debate
The president of the prestigious Oxford Union resigned Tuesday after weeks of mounting pressure following the ill-treatment of a blind Ghanaian postgraduate student who was forcefully evicted by security personnel during a crowded debate in October.
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Blind JNU Student Fails In Exam, Alleges University Lapses
A blind student of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) refused to accept his exam result in which he was declared failed, accusing the administration of not providing him a writer and reading material in braille script.
