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15-Year-Old Boy Dies in Chennai Hut Fire

A devastating fire in a thatched hut near Madurantakam killed Dinesh, a 15-year-old speech-impaired and visually challenged boy, while his grandmother was at work.

Indore's Deaf-Mute Residents Plead for Safe Water

In Indore's Bhagirathpura, six speech and hearing-impaired residents appeal for urgent help as contaminated tap water triggers a public health nightmare. Their fight is for dignity and survival.

Mohammed Shami Called for SIR Hearing in Kolkata

Indian cricketer Mohammed Shami has been directed to appear before Kolkata Police for a Statement of Information Record (SIR) hearing on September 19, 2024, in connection with a 2021 case.

First Braille Library in UP Opens at DSMNRU, Lucknow

Dr Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation University inaugurates a state-first braille library with 4000 books, aiding visually impaired students in higher education. Explore this landmark initiative.

Louis Braille's Legacy: Seeing the World Through Touch

On Louis Braille's 215th birth anniversary, we explore his revolutionary tactile script that empowered millions of visually impaired individuals with literacy and independence. Discover his inspiring story.

Kolkata Family's Voter Roll Hearing Struggle

A Kolkata family, including a 70-year-old man and a toddler, attends an electoral hearing for Taniya Dey, highlighting voter data mismatch issues. Read their full story.

Kolkata Senior Citizen's Voting Roll Hearing Struggle

Arati Basak (70), battling arthritis, undertook a difficult journey to a Kolkata hearing for a missing name on the 2002 electoral roll. Her story highlights voter determination and systemic hurdles.

Kolkata Citizens Queue on New Year's Eve for SIR Hearing

An elderly woman in Kolkata attended a citizenship hearing days after knee replacement surgery, as the EC's SIR verification drive continued on Dec 31, causing hardship for many. Read more about the public ordeal.

Kolhapur PHC Helps Hearing-Impaired Woman Deliver Baby

A team of six healthcare workers at a Kolhapur PHC successfully delivered a baby for a hearing and speech-impaired woman using gestures and clinical analysis. Read this inspiring story of inclusive healthcare.

PGI's Braille Artificial Eye Wins National Award

PGIMER's innovative Braille-embedded ocular prosthesis helps a visually impaired child gain independence, winning first prize at a national conference. Discover this groundbreaking patient-centric solution.

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