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Ways to promote disability awareness in a community According to a research published in 2015 by National Library of Medicine, 4-8% of population in India is differently abled. One in 10 children is either born or acquires a physical, mental or sensory disability....

How schools can make children mentally resilient The NCERT’s recommendation that every school set up a mental health advisory panel to ensure the well-being of children is a good start

This Teacher From Bareilly Is Revolutionising Educational Space To Accommodate Children With Special Needs With over 800 specially-abled children enrolled in the school, this teacher from the Dabhaura village of Bareilly has been creating an inclusive space that ensures education is for all.

Persons with Disabilties held back by inadequate implementation of welfare measures | CJP A new impetus has been given to rights of persons with disabilities after the enactment of The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. Since then, different schemes have been launched and been stalled or met with hindrances due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, despite the disabled people ne...

Teachers Day 2022: Meet #InspirationalTeachers who made Inclusive Education a Reality Teachers Day 2022: In a world divided between have and have nots, lets meet some who have made that every student in their

Kalpagiri Sreenu Rehab Professional and National Convener for "Special Educators' Fourm-India (SEFI)"

One Moving Question Inspired This Mom To Provide Free Therapy to 800 Disabled Kids After her daughter was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, Shraddha began noticing the financial burden on parents with disabled children. A chance encounter at a therapy session would change her worldview forever.

Visually impaired MP man lands ₹47 lakh package from Microsoft Yash Sonakia an engineering graduate from Indore who lost his sight to glaucoma at 8 bagged a ₹47 lakh job at Microsoft

Teachers of Private School are Employee Under Payment of Gratuity Act; Entitled to Payment for Service Prior to 3 April 1997: SC The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that teachers of private schools are employees under the payment of gratuity Act. The bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna - gratuity, private school, Supreme Court - Law Trend