Blindness in India

This powerful and poignant account of blindness in India sheds light on the challenges faced by millions of blind individuals in this densely populated country. With personal stories and hard facts, this book offers a comprehensive view of the social, economic, and medical challenges faced by blind people in India. With a foreword by Michael O'Dwyer, this book offers a timely and important contribution to the field of global health.

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