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Lawyers get socially involved: The Right to Read
“Imagine life without books, without having anything to read. Wouldn’t it get suffocating?” asks Moiz Tundawala, a visually impaired student...
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“Imagine life without books, without having anything to read. Wouldn’t it get suffocating?” asks Moiz Tundawala, a visually impaired student...
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Dr Sam Taraporevala has a vision Picture this: You are on a lazy weekend getaway with easy access to a...
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Poonam Natarajan, National Trust (Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment) The triumphs and disasters of the differently-abled in India are...
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Mahesh Kumar A/AP – Visually impaired children participate in a performance depicting the birth of Jesus Christ during Christmas celebrations...
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Blind Indonesian women read the Koran in braille. Photograph: Dedi Sahputra/EPA This article by Paige McClanahan was published in the...
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I was inaugurating the Right to Read Campaign‘s first Indian “road show” in Loyola College, Chennai, a couple of weeks...
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Times News Network Bangalore: The National Access Alliance (NAA) on Thursday opposed the Centre’s move to amend the Copyright Act...
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Right to Read CHENNAI: Mahendran loses track of time as he listens to portions from Romeo and Juliet through Tara....
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Nirmita Narasimhan The article by Naina Khedekar was published in First Post on October 10, 2016. We met Nirmita Narasimhan,...
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Go beyond Braille to include e-formats in amendment, they tell Government MOVING AHEAD: Making books legally available in e-format will...