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For a long time, the education of the Deaf community in India was limited to basic literacy. The struggle was simply to get schools to recognize Indian Sign Language (ISL) as a valid medium of instruction. While that battle continues,…
In India, cinema is not just entertainment; it is an emotion. Whether it is cricket or Bollywood, we Indians love to watch, discuss, and enjoy together. But for a long time, a large section of our society—the Deaf and mute…
In India, we often hide behind the phrase, “Bura na maano, masti hai” (Don’t feel bad, it’s just fun). For years, this excuse has been used to mock the way people walk, the way they talk, and the way they…
India’s education ecosystem is undergoing a pivotal shift toward inclusive learning, with the Union Education Minister highlighting concrete progress in integrating Indian Sign Language (ISL) across school education during his International Day of Sign Languages message on September 22, 2025.…
A Silent Emergency Emergency don’t wait. A road accident, a burglary in progress, domestic violence, a medical emergency each second counts. For most citizens, picking up a phone and dialing the police helpline is the natural first step. But for…
In Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, deaf and mute individuals staged a unique protest at the Vikas Bhawan demanding government jobs, separate schools for them, special employees to understand their communication in offices, and free travel facilities in buses and trains. They…
In recent times, India has witnessed a troubling rise in incidents of violence against deaf and mute individuals, particularly women and young girls. These cases highlight deep-rooted social issues, including discrimination, vulnerability, and lack of adequate support systems for people…
A Unique Challenge in Neonatal Care Marri Bhagyamma and Marri Raj Kumar, a deaf and mute couple, faced a daunting situation when their premature twins were admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at KIMS Hospital in Hyderabad. For…
In a pioneering move, Assam has become the first Indian state to introduce Indian Sign Language (ISL) as an elective subject for Class XI students, starting in the 2025-26 academic year. Announced on June 27, 2025, by Chief Minister Himanta…
In recent years, scientists have made incredible strides in the field of gene therapy, offering new hope for people with congenital deafness. This groundbreaking medical approach is transforming lives by restoring hearing and, in some cases, enabling speech perception for…
