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20-year-old Andhra student makes top 20 list forJames Dyson Award with voice-enabled Braille printer

Engineering student Lingampalli Himaja says she developed RUDHRA to help visually impaired people create Braille documents independently, eliminating the complexities involved in conventional Braille typing

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20-year-old Andhra student makes top 20 list for James Dyson Award with voice-enabled Braille printer

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Source: The Hindu. Published 17 Oct 2026, 03:19 pm.

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