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Sri Rakum School for the Blind is a school for the visually impaired in Bangalore, India. It offers free education to blind students from kindergarten to post-graduation. The training imparted includes reading and writing through Braille and mobility training for totally blind children. Pre-school-aged pupils with blindness are trained early to prepare them for their eventual completion of school, college, and vocational education.This is a Registered Non Government Organization.

The school was founded by Acharya Sri Rakum in June 1998. He left behind a career in martial arts in Japan and India, to develop the school. He is currently the principal of this school.

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