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  • Unsung Heroes: Alisha
  • India, US sign vision research agreement
  • Supreme Court verdict orders blind girl’s recruitment, but hiring board defunct
  • Alisha: Performing 30 percent better
  • Indian doctor creates medical history in cataract surgery
  • A special cane for visually impaired persons
  • Car rally for the visually impaired in Bangalore
  • Blind cricket reaches Caribbean shores
  • Kelvin Tan becomes first visually impaired person<br> to win Singapore’s national singing contest
  • Documentary chronicles ophthalmologist Dr. Marc Lieberman
  • Blind voters gain new option in Vermont
  • Where there is a, “Way Finder”, there is a way!
  • Film screenings bring smiles to Pune children
  • Visually impaired in Tamil Nadu seek implementation of schemes
  • Study finds that children are most affected by corneal blindness
  • Awareness Fortnight Meet raises awareness about eye donation in Punjab
  • Eye problems among children in Calcutta on the increase
  • Punjab athletes threaten to return medals due to state apathy
  • Indian Educational Satellite to transmit live audio for blind students
  • Visually impaired family in Khandwa runs a successfull grocery business
  • Blind man climbs coconut trees, dives into ponds as part of profession
  • Lucknow Eyebank Association organises public awareness programme
  • Pakistani doctors in Hyderabad to sharpen skills
  • BPO company amazed at transcription skills of blind men
  • Company offers walking tours for visually impaired client
  • I.B.M. launches improved web accessibility software
  • New Zealand's first talking bank cash machines (ATMs)
  • Japanese Art Gallery features about 60 works of blind children
  • Device guides blind students around Utah University campus
  • Latest innovation describes onstage action to blind theatre-goers
  • Eye drops may cause blindness
  • Blind climbers scale Mount Kilimanjaro
  • Enzyme may hold key to a form of blindness
  • Gene Therapy to cure Retinoschisis
  • Temporal Arteritis can lead to blindness
  • New hope for those with age-related macular degeneration
  • Visually impaired student to run in first Brunei marathon
  • Blind chess player to compete at the World Individual Championships
  • IBM's ViaVoice – latest in assistive technology
  • Dell accessible computers for visually impaired U.S. veterans
  • Talking billing machine speaks aloud the bill amount
  • Hein Wagner of South Africa becomes the world's fastest blind driver
  • Plans to make Lucknow city disabled-friendly
  • Lucknow University to build a library for its visually impaired students
  • Reserve Bank of India to release accessible currency notes
  • Assistive devices being distributed to persons with low-vision
  • Braille boards, bulletins, timetables and menu-cards in Bhopal
  • 80 percent of blindness in India is curable, says W.H.O.
  • New discovery may lead to treatment of certain types of blindness
  • IBM applies technology for disabled at aging baby boomers
  • Nigeria harbours 75 percent of blind people in West Africa
  • Text books for visually impaired students in Serbia
  • ‘Rainbow Melody’ initiative promotes employment for blind
  • Visually-impaired runners complete 32-mile cross-country in Ireland
  • Another reason to stop smoking – it could make you blind
  • Blindness isn't slowing down Enrique Oliu: Spanish radio sports broadcaster
  • Touch-screen voting machines to make voting easy and private
  • VoiceSignal to release embedded speech synthesis for mobile phones
  • Wireless audio descriptions in sports stadiums targeted at blind spectators
  • Blindness control grants decentralised
  • Sight Savers launches massive campaign to save Bangladeshi children from cataract
  • Visually impaired cyclists ride in tandem
  • I.T. companies discover the potential of disabled persons
  • AIDS virus threatens epidemic of blindness in India
  • Delhi University to set up a teachers’ training college for visually impaired persons
  • Determined visually impaired artist makes idols of Goddess Durga
  • V.I.P. fishing tournament marks its 21st year
  • ‘Global Vision Curriculum’ launched on World Sight Day
  • Hike in unemployment allowance for visually impaired people in Haryana
  • Legally blind chefs display culinary skills
  • Vision impaired climber sets up sports N.G.O.
  • Pocket-P.C. screen reader launched
  • Motorola phone gets accessible features
  • Court orders engineering college to admit blind student
  • Assistive technology fair displays portable electronic Braille display
  • Tutoring software benefits blind and visually impaired science students
  • 4 million donation to combat river blindness
  • Salesboom.com makes hosted Customer Relationship Management accessible to visually impaired people
  • Chandrasekhar Sankurathri aims to erase blindness in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh
  • President Kalam calls for, “vision for all”
  • Website accreditation scheme with human testers launched in UK
  • Mumbai exhibition showcases products of visually impaired children
  • French bank installs talking A.T.M.s
  • Delhi-based NGO makes accessibility recommendations for Buses
  • Canada fails disabled workforce
  • European Parliament makes air travel easier for disabled people
  • Government websites leave disabled Europeans out in the cold
  • U.P. Disabilities Commissioner gives decision in favour of blind person
  • Report reveals 4 percent of Ghana population is visually impaired
  • Employers on the path to equality
  • Scientist discovers that image enhancement <br>helps visually impaired people view television better
  • School Board allows computer and braille keyboards in exams
  • ***Visually impaired students to go on a mountaineering expedition***
  • N.A.S.A. releases Braille book on Sun
  • Visually impaired testers set the standard at Czech accessibility lab
  • State Government fails disabled people
  • Tactile photo exhibition held in Singapore
  • Tata Interactive Systems hosts conference on accessible e-learning
  • President awards developers of Indian language text to speech software
  • World Disability Day celebrations
  • Eye-chip could restore vision
  • South Africa prepares itself for blind voters prior to local government elections
  • Blind bowled over by ten-pin sessions
  • Italy to host international blind sailing championship
  • Thai computer technology centre develops braille notebook
  • Craig MacFarlane’s can-do spirit transcends his blindness
  • Not-for-profit organisation broadcasts daily newspapers
  • Experts closer to glaucoma cure
  • Cook County’s Circuit Court may have a legally blind judge
  • CSIR scientists develop microchip to detect eye infections
  • New software reduces cost of talking phones
  • Subscribers and supporters help U.K. charity to overcome financial crisis
  • Reading stations for visually impaired people
  • Relief Riders to offer free eye surgery camps in Rajasthan villages
  • At the Screen Awards, it’s Black that’s beautiful
  • Intelligent Bus Information System test launched in Scotland
  • Navigation system offers travel autonomy to visually impaired people
  • United Nations takes a big step towards accessibility
  • India gets its own first blind newscaster
  • Accessibility programme opens U.S. museums to blind visitors
  • Technology Helps Blind Barrel Racer
  • Eighth blind chess tournament held at Sangli
  • Sportsman seeks blind dive record
  • A talking companion opens the doors of B.P.O.s
  • Round Table India conducts 9th Blind People Car Rally
  • 13th National Cricket Tournament for blind players
  • Infrared navigation system developed in India
  • Dynamic Resource Group reformats craft website for visually impaired people
  • Universities likely to allow blind students to give examinations on computers
  • Blind candidate excluded from State Service examination
  • More job avenues for blind: PM promises federation
  • Blind C.E.O. proves vision has nothing to do with sight
  • Helene Digital Library enables visually impaired people to read
  • Braille books and magazines displayed at the 31st Kolkata Book Fair
  • Blind people trained online as psychoanalysts
  • Cell transplant stems vision loss
  • ‘Wayfinder’ to help visually impaired people of Birmingham
  • Hein Wagner: only blind competitor completes cycle race
  • Chase Bank installs a fully accessible, state-of-the-art ATM
  • UK’s National Library for the Blind to raise funds from Marathon
  • Satellite technology helps blind students <br>in Gujarat prepare for board examinations
  • New software helps colour-blind people
  • Guidelines to make websites more accessible to disabled people
  • Chicago blind students forced to take driving lessons to graduate
  • Key genes found to arrest A.M.D.
  • Gujarat wins 13th blind cricket tournament
  • Authors and publishers urged to make their work accessible
  • Mumbai school teaches Judo to blind students
  • ‘Visionary Design Awards’ felicitate accessible web sites
  • Advanced eye care centre at P.G.I. Chandigarh
  • Sixth world championship for blind sailors <br>to be held in September in Newport, USA
  • Touchable' Mexican sculpture exhibition in U.S.A.
  • New talk and touch system reads maps and diagrams
  • International Computer Driving License curricula <br>to be available soon in United Arab Emirates
  • Auto rickshaws now safer for visually impaired
  • Best of luck team Punjab!
  • Buck up team Punjab
  • Bionic man now a reality
  • Exploring Egyptian civilization with Braille
  • Blind man directs a film. Any takers?
  • A vision for blind girls
  • Vote for blind
  • ‘Wings of Fire’ in Braille
  • A run for books
  • Will power takes blind girl to World Judo Competitions
  • New software in Braille
  • Blind 'see' art through tactile
  • Wireless braille keyboard
  • Group for The Blind seeks new members
  • Blind skier sets downhill record
  • Sonique – a wave of hope
  • Hi-tech walking stick for blind people
  • Pakistan wins the Umer Rashid Memorial series
  • Court drags bank for denying access to visual disabled
  • Will this law student get justice?
  • World chess meet
  • G.P.S. enabled travel guide
  • Smart card authentication device for visually impaired
  • West Indies gearing up for Blind Cricket World Cup, 2006
  • New career option for blind
  • The bank with a vision
  • Calling all potential writers
  • Braille magazine in Tamil
  • Tourist brochures in Braille
  • Justice by blind juror
  • Blind Opera
  • Latest gadgets for blind
  • Those magical fingers
  • Calling upon all blind cricketers
  • Mr. Perfect 10
  • Flying high on record
  • Does loss of sight mean loss of job?
  • The Seeing Machine
  • Reservation for differently abled
  • Want to be a Braille text transcriber?
  • Motivating Braille learners
  • Smile please
  • DU to cut MA application fee for blind students
  • The man who swims with sharks
  • Enhancing accessibility with technology
  • Diving deep to create a new high
  • Garden of Senses
  • See with your ears
  • Blind leaders contest for governorship
  • A unique way to earn a living
  • Braille Mobile Phone rings in awards
  • Talking signboards
  • Seeing through his lens
  • P.D.A. designed for blind
  • Blind students in N.A.S.A.
  • Easy access to news with Newsline
  • Hearing is seeing for Ben Underwood
  • Jamaicans win blind cricket title
  • A fashion show with a vision
  • A hairstylist who cannot see
  • Blind women to make a film
  • Blind teenager conquers a mountain
  • Funds for blind football
  • Digital library brings books to visually impaired students
  • Google now more accessible
  • World's first free talking computer software
  • Blind advocate fights for social justice
  • MoneySmart imparts the moolah mantra
  • Dr. Bashirideen Iddrisu Koray –a blind legal expert
  • Techniques improve factory efficiency at Industries for blind
  • Blind band creates soulful music
  • Rex, the talking medicine
  • ‘Seeing shoes’ to help the blind
  • Trinetra lets blind people shop independently
  • Web search becomes easier for blind
  • It means business
  • S.W.A.N. enables blind people to ‘see’
  • Hiking in Glacier National Park with Tom Gryder
  • British Blind Golf Championships
  • Photography: a new angle to see
  • Driving for charity
  • A teacher with a vision
  • Talking signs
  • Alison Gunn- Ruling the water waves
  • P.D.A. that is a note taker and book reader too
  • Distance education for disabled
  • Raistricks - making life easier for blind
  • Braille book on H.I.V. and A.I.D.S.
  • Stay connected with Audio Journal
  • Sailing scheme for the visually impaired
  • Partially blind banker excels in squash
  • Web surfing made easier
  • Smart keys make computers easy
  • Blind Iranian women's film ready for screening
  • Voice-Eye. The new text reader.
  • ‘AccessibleNews Plug in’ makes web access easier
  • Chess champ's classic move
  • Who will teach blind students?
  • Play ‘Phetch’
  • Tactile map for visually impaired
  • No takers for Nuance Talks software
  • A Look Into Our i's
  • A perfect home for visually impaired people
  • Software to help visually impaired play better
  • Drug combats vision loss disorder
  • Robotiker-Tecnalia wins the O.N.C.E. International R&D Award
  • I.T. training for blind
  • Blind Minister
  • Climbing Mount Yushan
  • Photo exhibition for blind people
  • Blind artists offer a different perspective
  • Cell transplant - a new ray of hope
  • Boston implants
  • Easy passage for blind people
  • Map Snapper
  • The fight to finish - Minori Nakaoji
  • The National Library Service Turns 75
  • Blind Cubans to celebrate music
  • U.S. dollars to become accessible
  • Blind skier reaches a new height
  • Art experience is open to all
  • A show with a difference
  • Argentina wins again
  • Pak outplays India in Cricket World Cup for Blind
  • Santa's letters in Braille
  • M.O.O.K.P. restores vision
  • Pakistan’s first internet café for blind
  • New software helps blind use computers
  • Study lessons made easier with FSBraille Coach
  • Masters in Fine Arts
  • 94 year old sets record in bowling
  • Energy bills in Braille
  • New Year gift to blind book lovers
  • Visually Impaired get familiar with solar system
  • Key notes to help blind people
  • Blind Keneyan cyclist sets a record
  • A mobile library on your phone
  • Heard any good movies lately?
  • S.S.L.C. Topper
  • Teddy bear business to help blind women in India
  • Dreams and aspirations
  • Car rally for blind
  • A scheme for visually impaired teachers from I.G.N.O.U.
  • The new non-accessible two rupee coin
  • Art made easy for blind
  • Binod Behari Mukherjee and his works
  • Bionic implants
  • Blind navigators lead the sighted drivers in Mumbai car rally
  • Cell phone technology to aid visually impaired people
  • A computer center for blind children in Chandigarh
  • Information Communication Technology centre
  • Karate for visually impaired boys
  • A unique photo show that goes beyond sight
  • Talking Tactile Tablet
  • A cycling challenge with a cause
  • Silvassa makes a clean sweep at blind cricket tournament
  • Conference for blind entrepreneurs in U.S.
  • Career counselling for blind students
  • Bullet to Ball: A Blind Man’s Pitch
  • ATM machines speak to its customers
  • GPS and Bluetooth system 'to help blind people'
  • Electronic light-sensitive chip may restore vision in some blind patients
  • Visually impaired pilot aims to raise 1m pounds with microlight trip
  • IBM Announces Tool to Help Visually Impaired 'See' Internet Multimedia
  • Soccer Sight to bring commentary to blind and partially sighted fans
  • Turkey’s visually impaired to get GPS devices
  • Blind masseur to give hands-on lessons in Malaysia
  • HSBC Bank announces audio accessible ATMs available in more than 250 locations across the U.S.
  • Technology empowers visually impaired voters
  • Radcliffe’s wizard gift to exhibition
  • My big idea: Traveleyes
  • Blind Cricket: Test legends take on a new challenge
  • Blind restaurateur honoured
  • BCAB Launch EyeT4All
  • New Yoga book for visually-impaired
  • Pigs raise hopes for blindness cure
  • Radio for the visually impaired!
  • New software for the visually impaired
  • Daredevil blind woman in skydive thrill
  • Blind Chemist Crafts Tools for Visually Impaired Students
  • Accessibility: Doing Away with the Barriers
  • Blind man's marathon week
  • Braille shops map is a first
  • Centre an 'example to rest of country'
  • Assistive Technology Company Releases New Product for Vision Impairments
  • Marathi magazine to be launched in Feb is first Braille fortnightly
  • NASA Unveils Cosmic Images Book in Braille for Blind Readers
  • South Africa to receive electric braille machine in February
  • Software standard makes 'reading' easier for the blind
  • Blind children have a roaring time in Narnia
  • Asian Blind Cricket Meet
  • Cyber cafe for the visually challenged
  • Talking book library for visually impaired
  • New hope: Digital Braille unit
  • World's first 'Glued Intraocular lens implant' performed on a 4 year old by Dr.Amar Agarwal at Dr. Agarwal's eye hospital in Chennai
  • Cell phone can read documents for blind
  • Replay AV is nominated for the best software for the blind and visually impaired
  • Talking books for blind children
  • Blind snapper’s animal magic
  • McKeever wins IPC World Cup gold
  • A visionary approach using stem cells to repair eye damage
  • "Bionic" Contact Lens May Create Tiny Personal Displays
  • Eyeway - Yeh Hai Roshni Ka Karwan bags the Radio Duniya Award 2008 in the category Best Social Responsibility Initiative
  • Gelman helps disabled students access library resources
  • Trinidad to host cricket tournament for visually impaired
  • Sample for testing how the image uploading is not working
  • Gift to visually challenged
  • Sense and sensibility
  • New device that can predict blindness is launched
  • Chandrayaan' aims to inspire visually-challenged
  • Blind Egyptian musicians inspire Canberra audiences
  • Winning against all odds!
  • Lahore triumphed over Nepal by 6 wickets
  • Operation Eyesight Universal to spend 4 mn in India
  • Scholarship for visually impaired girls
  • Don't touch the art? Louvre exhibit lets visitors break the rules
  • Ex-All Black steps up to fight blindness in Pacific
  • Zen PC concept is for the visually impaired
  • Braille Teacher to light up the lives of the blind
  • Sharq Village & Spa adopts Al Noor Institute for the Blind
  • Disability cricket given timely boost
  • Welsh language technology to help blind in India
  • International Coalition Launches Groundbreaking Disability Rights Fund
  • Braille dictionary boost to Welsh
  • Bio-electronic implant seeks to restore partial sight
  • Pune Firm launches Multilingual Braille Reader: To be a boon for blind
  • Vibrating Braille Mobile Phone for the Visually Challenged, developed in Japan
  • Assembly polls: EVMs to have Braille option
  • Cooking Without Looking' Groundbreaking show caters to visually impaired chefs
  • Robo-pen for blind
  • U.N. convention for disabled to take effect May 3
  • Robot helps blind children find write way
  • Pioneering Eye Surgery Network Receives 2008 Gates Award for Global Health
  • Helping blocks for handicap
  • Lucknow to have varsity for disabled
  • Packaging innovations from Drupa 2008
  • Scientists invent bionic eyeball to cure blindness
  • Plan Seeks More Access for Disabled
  • HC seeks railway report on facilities for disabled
  • Punjab govt to soon fill up vacancies for blind
  • IBM software enhances web accessibility for the blind
  • Exhibit on blindness lets you see ... nothing
  • Special care no longer a challenge
  • Seven blind kids do tap dancing in unique film
  • Visually impaired teens operate sandwich shop: Ky. Kingdom, school team up
  • Visually impaired people in the Civil Services
  • Chandigarh docs find safer cataract-glaucoma treatment
  • Retina transplants show promise in patients with retinal degeneration
  • Volleyball goes the braille way in Chennai
  • Opening new portals for the blind
  • Revolutionary breakthrough in computer access for Hindi speaking blind
  • Conquering ability
  • UN expert hails Qatar Central Bank initiative
  • Northeast’s first "Talking Book Library"
  • Hari Puttar to be released in special audio form
  • Visually-challenged teacher makes history
  • Now, visually challenged part of Bangalore's software boom
  • Bangalore dance group of visually-impaired enthralls Brits

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