"visually-impaired"

The Supreme Court directed the Odisha government to ensure all welfare and social security benefits for a visually impaired man and his 80-year-old mother living in poverty. It also ordered ground verification and appointed the man as a paralegal volunteer with honorarium

Dubbed as Driisti AI Smart Vision Glasses, the smart glasses, with a potential to redefine vision for the visually impaired, utilize AI for object and face recognition. The visually impaired will be alerted through audible and tactile alerts.

The incident came to light on Monday after the neighbours alerted the police after a foul smell started emanating from the house

The child walked to the edge of the terrace and slipped from the fifth floor to the ground

Eldest among three siblings, Yash has been visually impaired from childhood. Yash, is a Computer Science Btech Graduate from Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science, Indore.

London: A team of international researchers, including from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in India, have developed an implant made of collagen protein from pig’s skin, which resembles the human cornea and restored vision among the people with blindness and those who are visually impaired. The bioengineered implant acts as an alternative to the transplantation […]

Nagpur: Country’s first-ever radio channel for the visually impaired, named ‘Radio Aksh’ has been launched in Nagpur, with the Blind Relief Association Nagpur and Samdrushti Kshamata Vikas Avam Anusandhan Mandal (Saksham) serving as the pioneers of the concept that will help the visually-impaired gain seamless access to education resources and audiobooks. This concept was created […]

The accused also took video shots of the incident on their mobiles and posted it on social media platforms which went viral in Warangal.

Minal Singhvi, a woman from Hyderabad, who lost her vision at an age of 28 is now laying a path for other people with disabilities to reach heights.

Way back in 2016, Facebook introduced a new technology called automatic alternative text (AAT) that utilises object recognition to generate descriptions of photos on demand so that blind or visually impaired individuals can more fully enjoy their News Feed.