Human Rights & Civil Rights - Visually impaired students to get special treatment - rules Supreme Court

Human Rights and Civil Rights — Right to Edu­ca­tion – Phys­i­cally dis­able — Visu­ally dis­abled — for issue of a writ in the nature of man­damus direct­ing the respondent-University to make pro­vi­sions to intro­duce a bridge course for stu­dents with vision impair­ment in the first year of four years under grad­u­ate pro­gramme so that they can eas­ily pur­sue the foun­da­tion course and become part of main­stream edu­ca­tion sys­tem;…. fur­ther to issue a writ or direc­tion to the respon­dent to pro­vide rep­re­sen­ta­tion to the per­sons with dis­abil­i­ties or orga­ni­za­tions work­ing for the cause of dis­abil­ity as the mem­bers of the Task Force.

Samb­ha­vana Vs. Uni­ver­sity of Delhi  Civil Appeal No. 4722–4723 of 2013 (Aris­ing out of SLP © No. 19152–53 of 2013)-Decided on 29-5-2013.

Human Rights & Civil Rights - Visually impaired students to get special treatment - rules Supreme Court