Crowded with students, photocopy shops and food joints, Delhi’s Hudson lane is a busy area. To please the new crop of students every season, this…
Month: February 2019
A nine-year-old girl suffering from developmental disability was allegedly raped by a 23-year-old man inside his house in northwest Delhi’s Swaroop Nagar on Tuesday night.…
Dheeraj Ahuja, a 33-year-old PhD scholar from UICET, Panjab University, received an award from the university recently after his research paper was published in an…
“I THINK a wheelchair is like a limb to the handicapped person,” says Harman Singh Sidhu. The 46-year-old man, who runs NGO Arrive Safe India, should…
We’ve already told you all about the best honeymoon trends for 2019, but we want to do more and move to family vacations.
As much as you’ve been waiting for (and planning) your wedding day, you’ve probably also been daydreaming about your honeymoon since you got engaged. How can we blame you?! That’s our favourite part too! Since we don’t want you to have just an average vacation, here’s a list of the 7 top honeymoon trends for 2019.
It is a specialstory the one we share with you today.
Dorothea Kohlhaas was gifted with the retinal implant Second Sight Argus II.
There might not be yet a Retinitis Pigmentosa treatment, but technology is moving forward.
Here is the story that Dorothea wrote for NoisyVision.
Here is a collection of videos that explain how a person with low vision sees.
On the NoisyVision website we did not talk often about Sign Language. Yet among our members and friends there are people who use this way of communicating.
Deafblind people may not have access to our channels and so it is difficult for us to reach them. Perhaps it was meant for Chiara to find us. She knows the tactile ASL and she could be the bridge between NoisyVision and this world of silence and darkness, because we also want to address the deafblind and communicate with them.
Here is the story of how Chiara learned the ASL Tactile
In June 2018 I had the pleasure of meeting Krister Inde in person. We were in Laško, Slovenia, both invited as speakers at the first low vision conference organized by the European Blind Union, the voice of the blind and partially sighted people in Europe
The thing that struck me about Krister is the lightness with which he speaks about visual impairment, not just with words, but with all of himself.
He conveys serenity. He is the impersonation of the title of his book, because he too is visually impaired but it is clearly perceived that he is serene and happy.