Blind User's Guide Dog Churro Helps Her Board Aircraft
A viral video shows guide dog Churro expertly helping visually impaired user Beth board a flight. Discover how these specially trained dogs provide independence and silent love.
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Odisha Emerges as Top Hub for International Students
Odisha ranks among India's top 10 states attracting foreign students. KIIT University in Bhubaneswar hosts over 2,000 international students from 70 countries. Discover the state's growing global academic appeal.
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.
Girl, 2, dies in Etawah house fire caused by short circuit
A tragic fire caused by an electrical short circuit claimed the life of a two-year-old visually impaired girl in Etawah's Bhawanipura village. Read the full details of the incident and the police investigation.
GU Convocation: Visually impaired student wins 7th gold medal
At Gujarat University's 74th convocation, Dhairya Mankand, with only 10% vision, won her 7th gold medal. Over 40,000 degrees awarded. Read this inspiring story of resilience.
UoM Convection: Students from Humble Backgrounds Shine
The 106th University of Mysore convocation celebrated academic excellence. Students from daily wage families, a bus conductor's daughter, and a visually challenged scholar won multiple gold medals, showcasing grit and dedication. Read their inspiring stor
Blind Boy's Determined Stair Walk with Cane Goes Viral
A video of Simon, a visually impaired boy, confidently navigating stairs with a cane and his mother's guidance has inspired millions. Watch this heartwarming story of independence and trust.
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.
Prayagraj celebrates World Braille Day, honors Louis Braille
Prayagraj celebrated World Braille Day and Louis Braille's 217th birth anniversary. Retired banker Om Prakash Singh, a triple Guinness record holder, unveiled a Braille book on the city's history.
Telangana to Provide Braille Textbooks for Higher Education
Telangana minister Adluri Laxman Kumar announced a GO for Braille textbooks in intermediate & degree colleges, ensuring access for visually impaired students. The state also launched its first Braille calendar.
Uttar Pradesh Inaugurates First Braille Library in Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh launches its first state-level Braille library in Lucknow, offering over 500 books and digital resources to empower the visually impaired community.
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.
Blind Students in Ahmedabad Opt for Maths, Aim for Tech Jobs
In Ahmedabad, visually impaired students are breaking barriers by choosing mathematics, aided by innovative labs and new exam rules. Discover how tactile models and policy changes are creating new opportunities.
Karnataka Board Permits Computers for Visually Challenged in Exams
KSEAB will allow visually impaired students to use computers for SSLC and II PU exams from 2025-26, following CBSE guidelines. Learn about the new rules and how it empowers students.
Patna Targets 500 Child Cochlear Implants by Mid-2026
Patna DM announces ambitious 'Shravan Shruti' mission to perform 500 cochlear implant surgeries for hearing-impaired children under six by mid-2026. Learn how the district plans to achieve this.
Odisha in Top 10 for International Students: Niti Aayog
Odisha emerges as a top destination for foreign students, ranking 9th nationally with 2,362 enrolments. Discover the reasons behind its growing appeal in higher education.
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.
Indian Med Students Stranded in Bangladesh Seek PM Modi's Help
India's National Medical Organisation urges PM Modi for immediate action to rescue 500+ medical students trapped in Bangladesh amid violent clashes. Their safety is at risk.
NITI Aayog: Canada, US, UK Top for Indian Students
A NITI Aayog report reveals Canada, the US, and the UK are the top choices for Indian students studying abroad. India remains the world's largest source of international students. Read more.
Blind Women's Cricket World Cup Winners Visit BCCI Headquarters
The triumphant Indian blind women's cricket team, fresh from their T20 World Cup victory in South Africa, visited the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai for a celebratory felicitation ceremony.
Popularity's Hidden Stress: The Anxiety Behind School Fame
Being popular in school isn't always fun. Explore the hidden pressure to perform, fear of losing status, and loneliness behind the smiles. Learn why popularity doesn't guarantee happiness.
5 Morning Mantras Every Student Should Practice Daily
Discover five simple yet powerful morning mantras for students. These daily affirmations can reduce stress, improve focus, and build a positive mindset for academic success. Start your day right!
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.
Sign Language Testimonies Key in School Assault Conviction
A Mumbai court convicts a former principal and teacher for assaulting speech & hearing-impaired girls. Expert sign language interpretation proved crucial. Read the full report.
Russia Scholarships for Indian Students: No Entrance Tests
Russia announces scholarships for Indian students for 2026-27, covering most universities. English-taught medical programs available. Apply via education-in-russia.com.
President Murmu honours visually-impaired student Tamanna
President Droupadi Murmu felicitated Tamanna, a visually-impaired Class 12 student, for her academic excellence. Discover her inspiring journey and the recognition at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Indian Students Abroad Fall 5.7% in 2025 Amid Policy Shifts
Indian students studying overseas fell to 1.2 million in 2025. Explore the key trends in Canada, US, UK, Australia, and rising European destinations. Plan your study abroad journey wisely.
Canada Student Numbers Drop 60% in 2025 Due to New Rules
Canada's international student arrivals fell nearly 60% Jan-Oct 2025 vs 2024. New caps, stricter financial checks reshape study abroad landscape for Indian students. Get expert guidance now!
Tendulkar Meets Historic Women's Blind Cricket Team
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar met the triumphant Indian women's blind cricket team, calling them history-makers who have inspired a generation. Read about their incredible journey.
China's Overseas Student Return Surges 19.1% in 2024
A record 495,000 Chinese students returned home in 2024 as visa rules abroad tightened. The influx creates competition with local graduates, prompting a new national job platform. Explore the impact.
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