we should respect every person who is the citizen of our country. if anybody is handycaped we should never tease him .

Myself is paraplegic.met with accident in 2011.spinal injury.lower part of body is not working.i went for pooja in several temple as a faith.but in shrinath ji in nathdwara and in kaila devi in karoli they not permit me to enter in temple with wheel chair.is disabled person like me doent had any right to enter in temple.they completely misbehsve with me.plz modi ji do something for people like me.no facility in train,not even in offices.i cant withdraw money from atm becoz thete are stairs.

We can definitely utilise the talent in these brothers and sisters for a best future of our country !

any online jobs for handicap people dear brothers and sisters please let me know and its my request to govt to provide online jobs for handicap people

Sir......I have sent my letter to you 8 times n fax you 2 times.. And interact with pmo send my voice. But I have not got my answer or your feedback..

We should remove caste based reservations and impose disability based reservations and family-income based reservations !! this would help in equal employment opportunities!

Enhanced skills of the specially abled people should be employed. E.g. a blind men have a very enhanced sense of touch, sound and smell. One example of such job is that of a taster. In India tea taster and sometimes wine tasters are required which is a very high paying job. another example is in Auto industry an NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) check is conducted where highly trained people check for very minor noises inside the car. Instead of sympathy their real skills must be identified.

they just like white lions only need careness...

These special schools should be opened at district headquarters with easy accessibility to medical facilities and should be preferably residential types. The fees should be nominal and more emphasis to be laid on vocational education to make them self-reliant. Especially in the paramilitary forces, the jawans are forced to leave behind such children as frequent posting/ transfers make it difficult for them to manage such specially abled children.

As a Pediatrician, I have come across many mentally and physically challenged children who are denied the basic rights of education because of poor facilities/ resources in our country and also because many families find it difficult to support them financially. If every PHC/ CHC / dist hosp maintain a registry of these children they can be classified into groups and accordingly sent to the special schools.