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Computer school for visually impaired

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI : Nandini Voice For The Deprived, a city-based non-governmental organisation, which runs six computer schools for the deprived in Tamil Nadu, will be opening a computer school for the visually impaired on April 14 at Perungudi.

Nandini also offers free computer courses for poor students.

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