By Vamshi G

Enjoy this firsthand account of ‘inclusive travel’ by Dr Vamshi G who lives in Andhra Pradesh. He works as a Deputy Manager in State Bank of India. Vamshi lost his vision gradually due to Retinitis Pigmentosa but he loves to visit new places and make new friends.

George Abraham – blind visionary, belter of boundaries and veteran of the impossible.

By Koshy Mathew

In July this year, India saw the advent of a new tax regime aimed at unifying the sprawling markets as disparate and diverse as the people of the country itself. Citizens responded with mixed emotions of welcome and disapproval.

By Anoushka Mathews

Visually impaired people from India are exploring a visual art form like photography. Here’s to the techniques that guide them and the passion that motivates them.

So many in our country are shocked at the mention of photography by the blind, they cannot seem to wrap their head around the concept. Why and how would a blind person take a photograph?  Like most photographers, persons with blindness too have been drawn to photography out of a curiosity to explore the world through images.

Mass production of accessible books can eradicate the book famine faced by persons with blindness or other print disabilities