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PlayStation Unveils New Controller To Make Gaming Easier For Specially Abled
With large buttons arranged in a circle and a joystick on one side, Sony is launching a PlayStation controller from December, designed to make gaming easier for people with disabilities.
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Waiter's Heartwarming Birthday Message In Sign Language For Guest Goes Viral
On the occasion of the guest's birthday, the waiter expressed his warm wishes in sign language. His sweet gesture has received praise from many people online.
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This Robot Dog Is Aware of traffic Signals, Can Help Specially Abled People
The potential for multiple uses of this robot guide dog for people with dementia and those who are visually impaired is huge.
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Specially Abled Dalit Woman Gang-Raped, 2 Arrested: Rajasthan Cops
Two people were arrested in connection with the alleged gang-rape of a deaf and mute woman in Rajasthan's Barmer district last month, police said.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Explore Categories For Specially-Abled People In Civil Services
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to examine how people with disabilities can be put under different categories in civil services.
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Heartwarming Video: Mumbai Cop Helps Specially-Abled People Cross Busy Road
The video shows traffic personnel stopping the traffic to help wheelchair-bound people cross the road.
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Beru Matimand Pratishthan Helping People With Disabilities Live With Dignity
Beru Matimand Pratishthan in Badlapur isan organisation that provides a life of dignity to people with disabilities, including those who have been abandoned
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Watch: Specially Abled Man Sells Fruits For Sick Mother; Internet Is Touched By His Story
Recently, a YouTuber uploaded a video of a specially-abled man selling fruits by the roadside. The 10-minute long video will surely touch your heart.
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All Postpaid Mobile Phones To Be Restored In Kashmir From Monday
People with postpaid mobile connections in Kashmir will finally be able to make calls starting Monday as the communications blackout imposed before the government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special privileges entered its 69th day. Internet connectivity, however, will remain suspended for now.
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"Detentions Prevented Bloodbath": Kashmir Leaders May Not Be Freed Soon
The government may have released Jammu-based leaders detained in August ahead of local polls in the region, but it is unlikely that their counterparts in Kashmir will receive similar relief anytime soon. The Satya Pal Malik administration believes that it was because of preventive action taken against leaders such as National Conference leader Omar...
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"BJP Will Beat Rajiv Gandhi's Record If...": Yashwant Sinha On Kashmir
Ending the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir would further alienate people of the state but if national elections were held any time soon, the populist step would win the BJP a bigger victory than even Rajiv Gandhi's landslide in 1984 following the assassination of mother Indira Gandhi, Former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha said on Monday.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Specially-Abled Voter Exercises Right To Vote With His Foot In Indore
A specially-abled voter exercised his right to vote with his foot at a polling booth in Indore on Sunday and set an example for the people who restrict themselves of using their voting right.
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Pension For Specially Abled People Now Made Fully Online In Uttar Pradesh
Pension given to the specially abled in Uttar Pradesh has been completely made online across the state, an official said on Saturday.
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CBSE Board Paper Leak Highlights: Students In Delhi Protest Against Decision To Hold Re-Examination
Delhi police has set up a special team for investigating the leak of two CBSE question papers. The Central Board of Secondary Education scrapped both; Class 12 economics exam and Class 10 mathematics exam, after the reports that students had been able to access the handwritten question papers. The probe which started last evening has so far questio...
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In CBSE Paper Leak, Police Questioned 25 People, Mostly Students
A special teams of Delhi Police set up to investigate the leak of two question papers cancelled by the Central Board of Secondary Education started its probe last evening, starting with 25 people, mostly students who had been able to access the handwritten question papers. The police are hoping to work backwards to trace the source of the leaked pa...
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PlayStation Unveils New Controller To Make Gaming Easier For Specially Abled
With large buttons arranged in a circle and a joystick on one side, Sony is launching a PlayStation controller from December, designed to make gaming easier for people with disabilities.
-
Waiter's Heartwarming Birthday Message In Sign Language For Guest Goes Viral
On the occasion of the guest's birthday, the waiter expressed his warm wishes in sign language. His sweet gesture has received praise from many people online.
-
This Robot Dog Is Aware of traffic Signals, Can Help Specially Abled People
The potential for multiple uses of this robot guide dog for people with dementia and those who are visually impaired is huge.
-
Specially Abled Dalit Woman Gang-Raped, 2 Arrested: Rajasthan Cops
Two people were arrested in connection with the alleged gang-rape of a deaf and mute woman in Rajasthan's Barmer district last month, police said.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Explore Categories For Specially-Abled People In Civil Services
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to examine how people with disabilities can be put under different categories in civil services.
-
Heartwarming Video: Mumbai Cop Helps Specially-Abled People Cross Busy Road
The video shows traffic personnel stopping the traffic to help wheelchair-bound people cross the road.
-
Beru Matimand Pratishthan Helping People With Disabilities Live With Dignity
Beru Matimand Pratishthan in Badlapur isan organisation that provides a life of dignity to people with disabilities, including those who have been abandoned
-
Watch: Specially Abled Man Sells Fruits For Sick Mother; Internet Is Touched By His Story
Recently, a YouTuber uploaded a video of a specially-abled man selling fruits by the roadside. The 10-minute long video will surely touch your heart.
-
All Postpaid Mobile Phones To Be Restored In Kashmir From Monday
People with postpaid mobile connections in Kashmir will finally be able to make calls starting Monday as the communications blackout imposed before the government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special privileges entered its 69th day. Internet connectivity, however, will remain suspended for now.
-
"Detentions Prevented Bloodbath": Kashmir Leaders May Not Be Freed Soon
The government may have released Jammu-based leaders detained in August ahead of local polls in the region, but it is unlikely that their counterparts in Kashmir will receive similar relief anytime soon. The Satya Pal Malik administration believes that it was because of preventive action taken against leaders such as National Conference leader Omar...
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"BJP Will Beat Rajiv Gandhi's Record If...": Yashwant Sinha On Kashmir
Ending the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir would further alienate people of the state but if national elections were held any time soon, the populist step would win the BJP a bigger victory than even Rajiv Gandhi's landslide in 1984 following the assassination of mother Indira Gandhi, Former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha said on Monday.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Specially-Abled Voter Exercises Right To Vote With His Foot In Indore
A specially-abled voter exercised his right to vote with his foot at a polling booth in Indore on Sunday and set an example for the people who restrict themselves of using their voting right.
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Pension For Specially Abled People Now Made Fully Online In Uttar Pradesh
Pension given to the specially abled in Uttar Pradesh has been completely made online across the state, an official said on Saturday.
-
CBSE Board Paper Leak Highlights: Students In Delhi Protest Against Decision To Hold Re-Examination
Delhi police has set up a special team for investigating the leak of two CBSE question papers. The Central Board of Secondary Education scrapped both; Class 12 economics exam and Class 10 mathematics exam, after the reports that students had been able to access the handwritten question papers. The probe which started last evening has so far questio...
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In CBSE Paper Leak, Police Questioned 25 People, Mostly Students
A special teams of Delhi Police set up to investigate the leak of two question papers cancelled by the Central Board of Secondary Education started its probe last evening, starting with 25 people, mostly students who had been able to access the handwritten question papers. The police are hoping to work backwards to trace the source of the leaked pa...
