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India’s RPwD Act is continuing to evolve beyond 2016. Courts, citizens are still rewriting it

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By Nipun Malhotra, Harshita Kumari
| ThePrint Verified
Building on this momentum, the Supreme Court extended the accessibility discourse into the digital sphere through its landmark ruling in Pragya Prasun & Ors. v. Union of India and Amar Jain v. Union of India & Ors. (2025). Although accessibility within the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) ecosystem had already been envisaged under the RPwD Act, 2016, its implementation remained uneven and fragmented.
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The RPwD Act has aged well. What are the gaps to be filled after a decade of progress

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By Nipun Malhotra, Harshita Kumari
| ThePrint Verified
Yet while the Act envisaged clear timelines following the notification of rules, much of this architecture has remained underdeveloped because several rules have not been notified by the Central Government, inadvertently allowing states the space to defer action. Nonetheless, even within these constraints, elements of the accessibility architecture are beginning to take shape.
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Crippled Bodies, Climate Disasters: How Climate Change Affects People With Disabilities

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By Harshita Kumari, Nipun Malhotra
| Feminism In India Verified
It is springtime in Delhi  — the two months of comfortable, albeit enjoyable Delhi weather that brings some respite following the chilling winters and stands at the precipice of its blazing summer. As we sit through the transition season, we find ourselves grappling with the question of how “joys of seasons” are shaped by bodies, health, and access in ways climate discourse often ignores.
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