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Changing attitude towards differently-abled

Changing attitude towards differently-abled
Start Date :
Sep 11, 2014
Last Date :
Sep 30, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How do you think we can further change our outlook and attitude towards the specially-abled? What efforts do we need to take in bringing them to the mainstream?

How do you think we can further change our outlook and attitude towards the specially-abled? What efforts do we need to take in bringing them to the mainstream?

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Abhijit B Dave
Abhijit B Dave 11 years 2 months ago
I would like to say just one thing which I saw today. .it was the paratheletics and the differently abled were treated unsatisfactorily.
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abhishek verma
abhishek verma 11 years 2 months ago
Here is a point to put , how many places in INDIA has slope stairs for a person who is unable to walk due to any reason (might be a spacial person or senior person) .There is a law in INDIAN Constitution that every single Government office should have such facility in place. However, only 40% of the offices across INDIAN have such facilities . Government should implement such rules to every single organization regardless the nature . Thank you very much.
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abhishek verma
abhishek verma 11 years 2 months ago
First of all i would urge the Government of INDIA to decommission words like Disable , handicap or Physically challenge people etc use Spacial people instead , This is how Western country address . First let them feel that they are not different in any sense with a normal person ,then do something for their education , employment etc .
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Atul Goel
Atul Goel 11 years 2 months ago
Unfortunately, the entire focus is on the physically disabled, with very little focus on the ones with learning disabilities, for whom there are no benefits whether it concerns education or jobs. They have to compete with the normal people for their space,whether in school or life. They even suffer humiliation at the hands of not only peers but also teachers.
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Akhilesh Nair Karal
Akhilesh Nair Karal 11 years 2 months ago
A popular news paper site has reported that National ParaAthletic Championship participants in Ghaziabad are cramped into under construction buildings with no basic facilities and are forced to take bath and defecate in the open. This is the shocking state of affairs. I humbly request concerned authorities to take due note of this and take action.
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deepshikha kaushik
deepshikha kaushik 11 years 2 months ago
am a trainee special educator for visually impaired . am doing my part for making them move freely , educating them. i want to make them available all the tactile books , braille and 3D models to make them undrstnd every concept of every education #together_we can_together_we_will ................
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deepshikha kaushik
deepshikha kaushik 11 years 2 months ago
to educate them in early age to make them independent , education plays a important role in making them feel secure and independent. focus on educating them in a inclusive set up
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Ayyan chakravarthy
Ayyan chakravarthy 11 years 2 months ago
Recently we went through news"All the blind people create strikes because of lagging of employment" so i would like to request create an self awareness program and make them to simulate his believe system, then trust me they will become am successful
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