Students in the eleventh grade create software for autistic child. Guha, Kamlesh, Jayash, and Avaneesh appeared to be taking a typical computer science class at first glance. The eleventh graders at Chennai’s DAV Boys Senior Secondary School are truly working to improve a piece of software they created earlier this year that aids autistic child …
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Welcome to the Monthly News roundup! As we reach the end of each month, there are always so many stories and events that it can be hard to keep up with everything. That’s why we’ve put together a collection of some of the most significant stories from the past month, so you can stay up …
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Gaurnashi, a world-class shuttler – News of the month The ever-effervescent fifteen-year-old Gauranshi Sharma delivers her narrative with a whirlwind of expressions and gestures with a twinkle in her eyes and spring in her shoes. She uses sign language to share with you a tale of success, bravery, and happiness. faster than spoken words or …
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Disabled People are Benefiting from Smart Technology Like Siri and Alexa Smart tech assistants like Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant have ingrained themselves into our daily lives. Some of us utilise them for convenience, while others use them purely for amusement. According to a recent study, these smart devices can both make users feel less …
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Researchers Discover Autism Spectrum Study Connection With Hearing Loss In a recent study, researchers found hearing impairment in a preclinical model of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). According to the report, closer inspection of the nerve tissue revealed glia, aberrant support cells, aging-like degeneration, and inflammation. Many people with ASD have heightened auditory sensitivity. The Medical …
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Adopting a child with special needs doesn’t require a waiting period: WCD The government said on Wednesday that there is no waiting period for people who want to adopt a child with special needs or from the immediate placement category, which primarily includes older children. Most of these kids are older than five. Women and …
1,500 special kids compete in state competitions The Punjab Education Department’s state competitions for kids with “special” needs came to an end today at Guru Nanak Stadium. Over 1,500 special kids from all during the state participated in games including football, badminton, athletics, and volleyball over the course of the two-day event, which promoted the …
International day of people with disabilities Marina beach pathway for the disabled inaugurated On Sunday evening, K N Nehru, the minister responsible for municipal administration, will officially open the facility alongside other politicians. From now on, disabled persons are welcome to visit Marina whenever they choose. The 263-meter-long ramp begins at Vivekananda House and extends …
Europe names the first astronaut with a disability The 22-nation organisation said on Wednesday that it had chosen former British Paralympic sprinter John McFall as one of 17 new candidates chosen for astronaut training. This is a significant step toward enabling persons with physical limitations to work and live in space. The 22-nation organisation announced …
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Hasitha Illa and Saakshi Singla’s book Wheeling Away exhorts kids to comprehend handicap. One can do so much when they use their impairment as a strength, and one specific debut author achieved just that. Hasitha Illa has Friedreich’s Ataxia, a neurological disorder that predominantly affects the nerves and muscles and results in a loss of …
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