A kangaroo-like marsupial species, the brush-tailed bettong, has bounced back from the brink of extinction thanks to the work ...

These two frog-themed memecoins are currently the raves of the moment. As PEPE pushes for a rally, PEPETO has investors fully engaged.

PEPECOIN is a $220 million market cap cryptocurrency, which, as of writing, is trading at $2.02. The token price is up 345% ...

LOLC Finance has taken a pioneering step toward financial inclusivity by introducing Sri Lanka’s first Braille-enabled Mastercard credit card. Specifically designed for visually impaired ...

But with only 35% of professionals actively searching for a job, compared to 49% last year, according to Robert Half, it’s little wonder why 90% of IT hiring managers report challenges finding ...

Recently, he updated his profile name to “Kekius Maximus” and changed his avatar to an image of Pepe the Frog, a popular meme often associated ... with reports of its value skyrocketing by as much as ...

Here is how braille works, and the man behind its invention. According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word “code” refers to “a system of words, letters, figures, or symbols used to represent others…” ...

On World Braille Day observed on January 4 every year, people with visual impairmentthose working for their rehabilitation spoke about the relevance of the script even in this day and age when ...

Every January 4th, World Braille Day is celebrated to honour Louis Braille’s legacy and contribution and to spread awareness of its importance as a tactile system of reading and writing for the blind ...

SANGAREDDY: On Louis Braille’s birth anniversary, the district administration celebrated inclusivity by holding a special grievances day for persons with disabilities (PwDs) and senior citizens.

People around the world come together on January 4th every year to observe World Braille Day. This day honours the visually impaired community and the revolutionary Braille system developed by ...

It advocates for equal opportunities and the elimination of barriers in daily life Encouraging literacy: Braille remains a vital tool for literacy and independence for millions of blind individuals.