Is India Failing to Provide Basic Accessibility for Disabled Individuals? | Urban Debate
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Urban Debate, Shreya Dhoundial will delve into the lack of simple infrastructural additions for disabled people in government offices. Disability rights activist Virali Modi recently highlighted the challenges faced by disabled people due to the lack of infrastructure additions in government buildings. Modi shared her personal experience of being carried to the registrar's office in Mumbai for her court wedding, as there was no lift and officials refused to come downstairs for signatures. This incident raises concerns about the unavailability of ramps and tactile tracks, hindering the mobility of wheelchair users and blind individuals. Guest of today's episode Virali Modi said,"There are red carpets for VVIPs in the registrar's office but for ordinary people, there are just hurdles. High time govt bodies held themselves accountable": Tune into the video to know the complete story with Mirror Now.
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