Samarthanam Trust: Founded in 1997, Samarthanam is one of the largest working NGOs in India. It works for the empowerment of people with disabilities by providing diverse education options, accommodation, rehabilitation and even vocational training. Apart from providing access to Braille publications and audio technology alternatives, Samarthanam has started the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) to foster the game of cricket for visually impaired players across the country. 
Log on to: samarthanam.org

Talking Book Project: This platform was started by the National Association for the Blind that has been at the forefront of providing accessibility and opportunity for the visually impaired in India. With an over 900-book-strong catalogue in English, Hindi and other languages it enables the visually challenged to access reading material including textbooks and research books across subjects that people may need during the course of their studies. 
Log on to: nabindia.org

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Technology

Braille is a form of written language in which characters are represented by patterns of raised dots that are felt with the fingertips

Be My Eyes: This free app connects blind and low-vision people with sighted volunteers and company representatives through a live video call for visual assistance. These sighted volunteers can lend their eyes to solve daily chores and help blind and low-vision people lead a more independent life.
Log on to: Apple or Android App Store 

Seeing AI: It is a free app that narrates the world around, and is especially designed for the blind and the visually impaired community. It describes people, texts, objects and more with a voice-optimised AI that suits the user’s taste and preference. 
Log on to: Apple or Android App Store