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Adopt Suitable Educational Resources For Visually Impaired Students: UGC To Universities, Colleges
The commission has advised that all universities should adopt suitable educational resources including Braille-print books, large print books, tactile books, and audio books and adopt other assistive devices to assist the visually impaired.
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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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High Cost Of Braille Books A Dampener For Tamil Nadu Students
High cost of braille books which are at least 30 per cent higher than others, besides inadequate availability of textbooks for various subjects are posing a hurdle for visually challenged students in Tamil Nadu.
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Mumbai Teenager Pens Books For The Visually Challenged
At just 15, Viraaj Vig is not the average teenager struggling with homework. He has already authored three books and all of them are available in Braille for the benefit of the visually impaired.
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Adopt Suitable Educational Resources For Visually Impaired Students: UGC To Universities, Colleges
The commission has advised that all universities should adopt suitable educational resources including Braille-print books, large print books, tactile books, and audio books and adopt other assistive devices to assist the visually impaired.
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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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High Cost Of Braille Books A Dampener For Tamil Nadu Students
High cost of braille books which are at least 30 per cent higher than others, besides inadequate availability of textbooks for various subjects are posing a hurdle for visually challenged students in Tamil Nadu.
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Mumbai Teenager Pens Books For The Visually Challenged
At just 15, Viraaj Vig is not the average teenager struggling with homework. He has already authored three books and all of them are available in Braille for the benefit of the visually impaired.
