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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/More-visually-impaired-children-now-going-to-schools-Study/articleshow/52663691.cms
LUCKNOW: There was a 17.36% rise in enrolment of visually challenged
children in schools between 2002 and 2009, NCERT's eighth all-India
school education survey has revealed.
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 With 40,635 students, Maharashtra had the highest number of visually
challenged students in schools, followed by the country's most
literate state Kerala with 38,230 students.
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The survey revealed that visually impaired accounted for 29.16% of the
differently abled students in the country. There were 2.5 lakh
visually challenged students among 8.35 lakh differently-abled.
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Also, there were 25% students with orthopaedic (locomotor) disability,
followed by intellectual impairment gripping 22.35% school students.
Around 14% students were hearing impaired, 4.40% had multiple
impairment and 4.77% other disabilities.
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The survey shows that in 2002, there were 2.07 lakh students with
visual impairment in schools.
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From 2002 to 2009, the number of visually challenged children going to
school increased by 36,031. Whereas, hearing, orthopaedic and
intellectual impairments came down by 3.98%, 68.05% and 15.59%.
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The reasons for a significant increase in visually challenged students
needs further investigation, Y Sreekanth, who heads NCERT's
educational survey division, said.
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"Increased health check-ups in schools could be one of the reasons for
high number of students with visual impairment,'' he added.
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Likewise, the drastic decrease in orthopaedic impairment, said
Sreekanth, could be due to the pulse polio programme.
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After Maharashtra and Kerala, West Bengal had 27,386 visually-impaired
kids. Gujarat and Karnataka came next with 23,637 and 17,358 school
children with visual impairment.

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The survey regarding schooling facilities for children with
disabilities revealed that out of a total 12,99,902 schools in the
country, only 2,74,445 (21.11%) adhere to inclusive education for
disabled children.

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Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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