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Looking Up to Visually-Impaired Girls in India, through Judo

By: Swapna Majumdar (WeNews correspondent) | March 14, 2018

This is a dream come true for 65 visually-impaired girls from marginalized communities in India, who have overcome economic and social challenges to learn judo, and are now teaching others.

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Nepal Fields National Cricket Team for Blind Women

By: Lochana Sharma | October 24, 2011

The rules are modified for players’ vision levels, and the bats are shorter. But the pride of the players on Nepal’s national team for blind women seems boundless. “We’ll soon present a world-class blind woman cricketer,” the team’s coach says.

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