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Enabling India: Mobility Solution
For Himanshu Mittal, driving a car is exhilarating. The 21-year-old student became a wheelchair user after he fell from the terrace of his house in Faridabad.
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Enabling India: Invisible Barriers
There are some barriers that are visible and others that are invisible. People with disabilities face not just physical but also attitudinal barriers when they travel. Because of a lack of public awareness, it often becomes their biggest challenge.
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Enabling India: Accessible Metro
City transportation plays a key role in experiencing the world. Nikhil, Gajendra and Goldy come with us for a ride on the Delhi Metro, one of the most disabled friendly public transport systems in the country.
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Enabling India: Going to the Movies
For many travellers with special needs, movies are the entertainment of choice. Theatre chains have begun to remove barriers that prevent wheelchair users from taking part in the movie going experience.
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Enabling India: Good Access is Good Business
People with disabilities are gradually being recognised as potential customers. Different sectors, like tourism, aviation and transport, are taking steps to improve disability access. There is an economic perspective as the investments will lead to higher footfall.
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Enabling India: Accessible Hotels
A critical requirement for travel by people with disabilities is a place to stay. Hotels are now making changes to be able to welcome guests of all categories.
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Enabling India: Accessible Indigo
For all sectors, accessible tourism is an evolving knowledge universe. Take for instance, airlines which are learning to meet the special needs of passengers.
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Enabling India: Accessible Taj
At the Taj, there are Braille signages and audio guides that help to explain the historical significance of the site to the visually impaired and other tourists.
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Enabling India: Mobility Solution
For Himanshu Mittal, driving a car is exhilarating. The 21-year-old student became a wheelchair user after he fell from the terrace of his house in Faridabad.
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Enabling India: Invisible Barriers
There are some barriers that are visible and others that are invisible. People with disabilities face not just physical but also attitudinal barriers when they travel. Because of a lack of public awareness, it often becomes their biggest challenge.
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Enabling India: Accessible Metro
City transportation plays a key role in experiencing the world. Nikhil, Gajendra and Goldy come with us for a ride on the Delhi Metro, one of the most disabled friendly public transport systems in the country.
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Enabling India: Going to the Movies
For many travellers with special needs, movies are the entertainment of choice. Theatre chains have begun to remove barriers that prevent wheelchair users from taking part in the movie going experience.
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Enabling India: Good Access is Good Business
People with disabilities are gradually being recognised as potential customers. Different sectors, like tourism, aviation and transport, are taking steps to improve disability access. There is an economic perspective as the investments will lead to higher footfall.
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Enabling India: Accessible Hotels
A critical requirement for travel by people with disabilities is a place to stay. Hotels are now making changes to be able to welcome guests of all categories.
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Enabling India: Accessible Indigo
For all sectors, accessible tourism is an evolving knowledge universe. Take for instance, airlines which are learning to meet the special needs of passengers.
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Enabling India: Accessible Taj
At the Taj, there are Braille signages and audio guides that help to explain the historical significance of the site to the visually impaired and other tourists.
