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Video: President Turns Emotional As Visually Impaired Children Sing Birthday Song
President Droupadi Murmu, who is on a three-day visit to Uttarakhand, was moved to tears on Friday as a group of visually impaired children sang a song to wish her on her 67th birthday.
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IIT Madras To Host National Symposium For Children With Specific Learning Disabilities
The Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) will be organising the National Symposium 2023 at the IIT Madras campus on January 21 and January 22.
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Disappointed Over Fewer Faculty Members In Institutes For Disabled: Parliament Panel
A parliamentary standing committee has expressed disappointment over the majority of national institutes for the disabled having much fewer faculty members than their sanctioned strength.
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Not Even 1% Of Indian Educational Institutions Disabled-Friendly: National Convention Of Youth With Disabilities
Not even one per cent of Indian educational institutions is user-friendly for disabled persons, participants at the National Convention of Youth with Disabilities have said here.
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A 'Special' National Anthem in Kerala on Republic Day
For the first time in Kerala, perhaps even the country, students with speech and hearing disabilities from the National Institute of Speech and Hearing in Thiruvanathapuram will render the national anthem during the republic day parade celebrations in the city.
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Video: President Turns Emotional As Visually Impaired Children Sing Birthday Song
President Droupadi Murmu, who is on a three-day visit to Uttarakhand, was moved to tears on Friday as a group of visually impaired children sang a song to wish her on her 67th birthday.
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IIT Madras To Host National Symposium For Children With Specific Learning Disabilities
The Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) will be organising the National Symposium 2023 at the IIT Madras campus on January 21 and January 22.
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Disappointed Over Fewer Faculty Members In Institutes For Disabled: Parliament Panel
A parliamentary standing committee has expressed disappointment over the majority of national institutes for the disabled having much fewer faculty members than their sanctioned strength.
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Not Even 1% Of Indian Educational Institutions Disabled-Friendly: National Convention Of Youth With Disabilities
Not even one per cent of Indian educational institutions is user-friendly for disabled persons, participants at the National Convention of Youth with Disabilities have said here.
-
A 'Special' National Anthem in Kerala on Republic Day
For the first time in Kerala, perhaps even the country, students with speech and hearing disabilities from the National Institute of Speech and Hearing in Thiruvanathapuram will render the national anthem during the republic day parade celebrations in the city.
