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Convert textbooks to e-format in 2 months to make it accessible for visually impaired students: Karnataka High Court to State

The Court directed the State to complete the process of converting textbooks into an "epub" format to make them accessible to visually impaired students. 132 books have been converted, and 403 are remaining.

Research Radio Ep 13: Why Framing Disability as an Individual Problem is the Real Problem

Research Radio Ep 13: Why Framing Disability as an Individual Problem is the Real Problem In this episode, we speak to Renu Addlakha about the trajectory of the disabilities rights movement in India.  Indian society is suited to meet the needs of certain kinds of bodies over others that are deemed disabled. This is made clear in multiple ways: right from how buildings are designed to the types of appearances that are idealised. However, there are important ways in which people with disabilities have contested attempts to sideline their rights.   This week we’ll speak to Renu Addlakha about women with visual disabilities, and the women’s movement. We’ll also discuss how medical and legal systems inform our understanding of disability. Dr Addlakha is with the Centre for Women’s Development Studies or CWDS in New Delhi. She’s published several articles in EPW about the topics that we will be discussing today and here are two that we recommend: Women with Visual Disa

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