Nethra Vidyalaya
Educational Institute of Visually Challenged
Educational Institute of Visually Challenged
Gold Medal
Silver Medals
Bronze Medal
With the Mangalasasanams of our Acharya, HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Nethra Vidyalaya is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its students at the 26th Junior & Sub-Junior National Para Swimming Championship 2026, held at Zee Swimming Academy, Whitefield, Bengaluru, from June 8–10, 2026.
Our students delivered exceptional performances across multiple events, bringing laurels to Andhra Pradesh and Nethra Vidyalaya through their determination, discipline, and sporting excellence.
With these outstanding performances, Nethra Vidyalaya students secured a total of: 5 Gold Medals | 2 Silver Medals | 1 Bronze Medal at the National Championship, earning appreciation from participants, coaches, and officials from across the country and bringing great honor to Andhra Pradesh and Nethra Vidyalaya.
These achievements highlight the extraordinary potential of visually challenged students when provided with the right opportunities, guidance, and support. Their dedication and perseverance demonstrate that barriers can be overcome and success can be achieved at the highest levels of competition.
With the blessings and Mangalasasanams of HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, Nethra Vidyalaya continues its mission of empowering visually challenged students through holistic education, skill development, sports, and personality enhancement.
A pioneering institution in inclusive education, Nethra Vidyalaya became the first school where visually challenged students appeared for examinations using laptops, setting a revolutionary benchmark in accessible learning and educational innovation.
Lifelong Support and Guidance
The commitment of Nethra Vidyalaya extends far beyond the classroom and graduation. The institution continues to guide, mentor, and support its alumni, helping them achieve their personal, academic, and professional aspirations. This enduring relationship reflects the vision of creating empowered individuals capable of contributing meaningfully to society.
May this remarkable success inspire many more students to pursue their dreams with confidence, determination, and the belief that no challenge is insurmountable.
(Junior Men S-11)
Freestyle (Timing: 1:36.96)
(Junior Men S-11)
Freestyle (Timing: 1:57.36)
(Junior Men S-11)
50m Freestyle
(Junior Men S-11)
50m Freestyle
Recognizing individual brilliance on the national stage.
Your contribution provides the specialized equipment and
expert coaching necessary for visually impaired students to
compete at the highest level.
Accessible swimming pools and gym facilities.
Braille books and screen-reading technologies.
From Our Classrooms to the National Stage: Stories of Brilliance Learn about the remarkable lives of Nethra Alumni
I am B. Sai Chandu, an alumnus of Nethra Vidyalaya Junior and Degree College for the Blind (2022–2023), where I completed my undergraduate studies in B.Com (Computer Applications). I had the privilege of beginning my academic journey in an environment that nurtured both values and vision. Following my undergraduate studies, I worked as a Communicative English Trainer for one year. I am now pursuing my Master’s degree at Pondicherry Central University, with a dual specialization in HR and Marketing. With the blessings of His Holiness Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Chinna Srimannarayana Ramanuja Jeeyar Swamiji, I excelled as the college topper and actively participated in co-curricular activities during my five years at Nethra.
A former student sincerely expresses my gratitude to Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji for kindly arranging a special college for me and providing valuable laptop training. Because of Swamiji's support and guidance, I was able to secure a job in Canara Bank and attain a good position to lead my livelihood smoothly. I will always remain thankful for your encouragement and blessings. Jai Srimannarayana!
A visually challenged student proves that nothing stands as a hurdle when one is strongly determined. Ambati Venkata Prem Swaroop has scored 82.87 percentile points in the Common Admission Test (CAT-2016). The test requires at least 60 percentile points for People With Disabilities (PWD) to get through. Prem hails from Dharmavaram in Anantapur district. His parents, A. Muralidhar and A. Hemalatha, run a grocery store. At the age of eight, he lost his eyesight when high fever damaged his optic nerve. He was studying at Rural Development Trust earlier to joining our Nethra Vidyalaya Junior College and joined B.Com (Taxation) at Emerald’s Degree College, Tirupati. “I expect similar offers from Shillong, Amritsar, and Indore campuses too,” he told The Hindu on Wednesday.
Recognizing individual brilliance on the national stage.
Empowering visually challenged students with quality education and holistic development for over 18 years. Building futures through insight and innovation.
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