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Madras HC Orders Permanent Ramps at Polling Booths, Accessible ECI Websites for PwDs [Read Order]
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Madras HC Orders Permanent Ramps at Polling Booths, Accessible ECI Websites for PwDs [Read Order]

Madras High Court directs ECI to construct permanent ramps at polling booths and make websites accessible for persons with disabilities.

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SC Directs National Law Universities to Examine Disability Rights Law Implementation Nationwide [Read Order] Judiciary
SC Directs National Law Universities to Examine Disability Rights Law Implementation Nationwide [Read Order]

Supreme Court directs NLUs to review RPwD Act implementation across India and grants Lakshadweep, Ladakh final time to appoint nodal officers.

Madras HC Upholds Life Sentence for Church Pastor Convicted of Sexual Assault on Minor with Disability [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Madras HC Upholds Life Sentence for Church Pastor Convicted of Sexual Assault on Minor with Disability [Read Judgment]

Madras High Court upholds life sentence of church pastor convicted under POCSO for sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl with intellectual disability.

SC Directs Coal India to Create Supernumerary Post for Visually Disabled Candidate, Calls Disability Rights Part of CSR Judiciary
SC Directs Coal India to Create Supernumerary Post for Visually Disabled Candidate, Calls Disability Rights Part of CSR

Supreme Court directs Coal India to create a supernumerary post for a visually disabled candidate, holding disability rights integral to corporate social responsibility.

Madras HC Directs Chief Secretary to Ensure Speedy Disposal of Representations by Persons with Disabilities [Read Order] Judiciary
Madras HC Directs Chief Secretary to Ensure Speedy Disposal of Representations by Persons with Disabilities [Read Order]

Madras High Court directs Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary to issue circular ensuring speedy disposal of appeals and representations filed by persons with disabilities.

SC Orders UPSC to Allow Scribe Change 7 Days Before Exam, Mandates Screen Reader Plan for Visually Impaired Candidates [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court directs UPSC to allow scribe change up to 7 days before exams and file a plan to implement Screen Reader Software for visually impaired candidates.

SC Seeks Centre’s Response on Plea to Recognize Haemophilia as Disability under RPwD Act, 2016 [Read Order]

Supreme Court issues notice to Centre on plea seeking recognition of haemophilia as a disability under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.

Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh HC Quashes Cancellation of Appointment of 100% Visually Impaired Woman [Read Order]

J&K and Ladakh HC quashes cancellation of visually impaired woman’s job offer, upholds right to reasonable accommodation under disability law.

E-KYC must be made accessible to persons with disabilities: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules e-KYC must be accessible to persons with disabilities, citing digital access as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution.

Supreme Court holds visually impaired candidates eligible for appointment to judiciary

SC: No candidate can be denied judicial service consideration due to disability; reasonable accommodation must be ensured under disability rights law.

SC Strikes Down ‘Both Hands Intact’ rule for MBBS, calls it ableist and unconstitutional [Read Judgment]

SC rejects ‘both hands intact’ rule for MBBS, calls it ableist; stresses flexibility as key to reasonable accommodation under RPwD Act.

Urgent need for a uniform memorandum for examinations for PwD: SC [Read Judgment]

SC directs uniform exam norms for PwD candidates, ensuring equal access to scribes, compensatory time & accessibility. Govt must revise guidelines in 2 months.

Punjab & Haryana HC upholds disability pension rights, emphasises presumption of service related deterioration [Read Order]

Punjab & Haryana HC upholds disability pension rights for military personnel, emphasizing the presumption of service-related health deterioration.

Justice system, from the police stations to the courtrooms, must understand, respond to the compounded vulnerabilities: CJI [Inaugural Address]

CJI Chandrachud emphasizes the need for the justice system to address compounded vulnerabilities of children with disabilities, advocating for restorative justice.

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