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NEET centres should have sanitary napkins for candidates: Madras High Court - Vimarsana News

NEET centres should have sanitary napkins for candidates: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court recently held that sanitary napkins should be made available near toilets in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam centres, so that any unprepared girl candidate may use them.

Supreme Court Upholds Child Care Leave for Mothers of Disabled Children - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Upholds Child Care Leave for Mothers of Disabled Children

The Supreme Court of India declared that denying child care leave (CCL) to a mother caring for a disabled child would constitute a violation of the State’s constitutional obligation to ensure equal participation of women in the workforce. - Newsx

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Supreme Court aghast by dismal implementation of Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court aghast by dismal implementation of Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act

The Supreme Court on Monday lamented that the implementation of the Right of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 (RPWD Act) remains dismal across India, despite over five years having passed since the law's enactment.

Use 'differently abled' instead of 'disabled': Delhi High Court while ordering JNU to allot hostel to visually impaired student - Vimarsana News

Use 'differently abled' instead of 'disabled': Delhi High Court while ordering JNU to allot hostel to visually impaired student

The High Court said that instead of using the term 'disabled', the appropriate term to be used for persons with disabilities is 'differently abled’.

Despite existing laws, why do persons with disabilities still fight for basic rights? Dr Seema Lal and Suchitra Narayan - Vimarsana News

Despite existing laws, why do persons with disabilities still fight for basic rights? Dr Seema Lal and Suchitra Narayan

As a result of a petition filed by Dr Seema Lal, the Supreme Court recently directed the Centre to coordinate with states and UTs and submit a status report on implementation of the RPwD Act.