India's Public Spaces Lack Braille Accessibility

On World Braille Day, we talk about how important Braille is for people who can't see well or at all.

In India, many places like train stations, government offices, parks, museums, and libraries don't have Braille signs.

This makes it hard for visually impaired people to move around and do things on their own.

For example, someone like Vishnu, who became blind as a baby, has to ask for help a lot because there aren't Braille signs to guide him.

Adding Braille signs and tactile maps can make these places more welcoming and help visually impaired people feel independent and included.

It's a small change that can make a big difference in their lives.