Audio course books to visually impaired students

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KATHMANDU, April 13: Nepal National Disabled Human Rights Protection Forum has provided audio equipments to the visually impaired students here today.

The forum provided the audio course books to students from grade one to Masters Level under the faculties of Humanities and Education, said Ramesh Babu Tiwari, general secretary at the forum.

Around 2,000 students of the capital based different schools and colleges were provided with the materials. RSS

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