In a major step towards inclusivity, the UPSC has agreed in principle to introduce screen reader software for visually impaired candidates in its examinations.

The Commission will use screen-reading software at various centres once infrastructure and testing feasibility are ensured.

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Abu Dhabi University (ADU), in collaboration with industry leaders including IBM, Microsoft, Huawei, ZAKA AI, Google ...

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