The Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities has clarified that accessibility requirements under the RPwD Act apply to private businesses. Private establishments must ensure their services, especially information and communication technology products, meet prescribed accessibility standards to remain compliant.
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Accessibility of Intermediary Services to Persons with Disabilities – Proposed Amendments to IT Rules
The post analyses proposed IT Rules amendments to address accessibility challenges faced by persons with disabilities. It recommends mandatory provisions to ensure digital platforms comply with Indian disability laws and policies.
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This article reviews the Draft National Policy for Persons with Disabilities, offering structured comments and recommendations for its improvement. It covers aspects such as housing, professional opportunities, higher education, entrepreneurship, and private sector responsibilities, with an emphasis on accessibility and non-discrimination.
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The Patent Agent Exam 2022, organised by the Office of CGPDTM, is scheduled for May 2022. Applications are open to eligible science and engineering graduates, with accommodations available for persons with disabilities.
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This post examines the Indian IP Office’s website accessibility for persons with blindness in light of the RPwD Act and CCPD’s order. It details the legal obligations, actions taken, and the importance of compliance with accessibility standards.
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