Touch and See

Much like other lifestyle magazines,White Print contains reviews of gadgets,audio books,stories of the common man,short stories and columns. However,like no other magazine that has been printed in the country,this publication — the first edition of which will be available on May 1 — will be entirely in Braille. “I wanted to start a venture on my own,and when I was doing some research,I realised visually-impaired people have nothing to read on a monthly basis,” says Mumbai-based Upasana Makati,founder and publisher of the magazine. The 64-page monthly magazine is priced at Rs 30. For the moment,distribution of the magazine depends entirely on the National Association for Blind’s database.