Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Oct 23: To equip visually impaired students with essential skills, inaugurated the Annie Smart Class and Computer Lab at the Residential School for Visually Impaired (Boys) here today.
The lab was inaugurated by Ritu Singh, Trustee of the Maharaja Hari Singh Social & Educational Foundation in collaboration with Department of Social Welfare.
Speaking on the occasion, Ritu Singh emphasized the significance of bridging the digital divide for students with special needs.
She said, “Education must be inclusive and accessible to all, and the integration of smart technology will empower these students to access learning resources that enhance their abilities and broaden their opportunities.”
Mamta Rajput, District Social Welfare Officer commended Ritu Singh for spearheading such a noble initiative and emphasized the importance of inclusion in education.
She also highlighted the ongoing outreach efforts by the Department of Social Welfare to ensure the welfare and upliftment of these students.
The Annie Smart Class and Computer Lab is a cornerstone of Project ROSHNI, an initiative that focuses on providing visually impaired students with cutting-edge educational tools.
This collaborative effort between the Maharaja Hari Singh Social & Educational Foundation and the Department of Social Welfare reflects a shared goal of creating an inclusive learning environment that leverages technology to empower marginalized students.
In keeping with the spirit of Diwali and Project ROSHNI, Ritu Singh distributed sweets to all the students, sharing the festive joy and warmth.
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