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An in-depth cover profile chronicling Nagababu Jannu's remarkable ascent from being told that engineering was impossible for a blind student to serving as Vice President and Lead Software Engineer.
A comprehensive investigative feature on Nagababu's landmark legal battle in the High Court of Andhra Pradesh, striking down exclusionary admission policies and establishing binding precedent for visually impaired students nationwide.
A profile of Nagababu's career as a visually impaired software engineer at Wipro and Infosys, illustrating how technical rigor, screen readers, and quiet discipline dismantled systemic misconceptions about disability.
Historic contemporary news coverage reporting on Nagababu's principled legal victory before the High Court, affirming his fundamental right to pursue computer science engineering despite administrative resistance.
A front-page profile celebrating Nagababu's unyielding determination, charting his journey from determined student to engineering pioneer who reshaped state educational policies through quiet perseverance.
These recordings explore technology, education, resilience, and the ideas behind The Unseen Path. The links open on YouTube in a new tab, while the players remain available below for visitors who prefer to listen or watch here.
Nagababu Jannu discusses his life journey, overcoming blindness, and the practical craft of engineering.
A thoughtful exploration of education, systemic exclusion, and continuing through slow progress.
Addressing audiences on resilience, universal design, and building accessible futures.
Listen to the complete audiobook of The Unseen Path free on YouTube. Running time: 4 hours and 38 minutes.
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