Events & Updates

Experts from NIIT delivered lectures on Cyber Security Awareness in a special session on 3rd June 2025. Both sighted and visually impaired students participated. Some pictures below:

Trainers from EnAble India, an NGO working in the field of Disability, Empowerment, and Inclusion, organised four-day workshop from 23rd July to 26th July 2025 for visually impaired students. The sessions included:

1. Orientation to Careers for the Vision Impaired (23rd July)

2. Reading without Seeing for Vision Impaired and for Low Vision (24th July)

3. Android Mobile Workshop learning accessibility features such as TalkBack, gestures, and relevant mobile applications for the visually impaired. (25th to 26th July)

Day 1: Orientation to Careers for the Vision Impaired (23rd July)

Day 2: Reading without Seeing for Visually Impaired and Low Vision (24th July)

Day 3 and 4: Android Mobile Workshop learning accessibility features (25th and 26th July)

An Online interactive session on Advanced Microsoft Excel was organized on in collaboration with the NIIT Foundation to enhance skills in data management, analysis, and reporting. The session aimed to explore powerful Excel tools that can significantly improve productivity and decision-making. (22nd August 2025)

An online workshop – AI (Artificial Intelligence) for Everyone was conducted at our centre in collaboration with NIIT Foundation. This session was specially designed to introduce participants to the basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and highlight its impact on our lives and future. (18th September 2025)

A Mid-Session Certificates, Prizes, Scholarship, and Laptop Distribution Program for visually impaired students was held on Saturday, 15th November 2025, at our centre in Kamla Nagar. Shri Amar Jain, a visually impaired Corporate Lawyer and Disability Rights Activist, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Certificates, prizes, and scholarships were awarded to students from the 2025 academic session in recognition of their achievements. 13 needy and deserving visually impaired students received laptops at a subsidized rate.