Visually impaired children await better learning technologies

Schools have not been able to bring in electronic braille devices, accessible study material, 3D models and tactile diagrams for making science and mathematics inclusive. Tapas Bharadwaj, a visually impaired working professional faced several challenges during his education years. The teachers in inclusive schools didn’t understand the functions of Braille. Tapas struggled to study through […]

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Blow to cultural heritage

Gandhi Bazar, Bengaluru’s 130-year-old traditional market, has been facing a lot of opposition  to its commercialization plan. Many sellers and locals are concerned that their years-old business and authenticity would be lost as a result of a plan designed by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) and the Directorate of Urban Land Transport (DULT) to […]

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Religious institutes too have to pay commissions

Bhartiya Janta Party government (BJP) in Karnataka is taking 30 percent commission from religious institutes and mathas alleges  Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee’s (KPCC) general secretary S Manohar. The KPCC has accused the BJP government of demanding  30 percent commission  from religious organizations and mathas for releasing funds.  The allegations come after the death of Santhosh […]

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