After overcoming blindness and decades of prejudice, Professor Dattu Agarwal founded a free residential school that is transforming the lives of visually impaired girls in Karnataka.
From becoming India’s first World Dwarf Games athlete to inspiring generations through para-sports, K. Y. Venkatesh’s journey celebrates resilience, inclusion and limitless determination.
After leaving school due to accessibility challenges, Anurag Rawat transformed adversity into achievement through adaptive sports and digital storytelling, inspiring thousands across India.
Despite disability and setbacks, Anurag Rawat transformed adversity into inspiration for millions.
Jammu & Kashmir para taekwondo athlete Chandeep Singh rises from a childhood accident to international success, including Asian gold and World Championship silver medals.
Drawing from personal struggles, Amar Jain and Rahul Bajaj are advancing accessible justice.
Bengaluru couple founded Akshadhaa Foundation, supporting neurodiverse families through therapy and assisted living.
A decade after losing both legs in a military barracks collapse, Rustam Nabiev made history by summiting Mount Everest without prosthetics.
Kerala Judicial Academy has modified its hostel facilities to support its first visually challenged trainee judge joining the district judiciary training programme.
Rituparna Neog on why the 2026 amendment marks a shift from recognition to restriction for India’s trans community.
