Persons with Disabilities in India: Challenges and Suggestions
Challenges Faced
- Attitudinal Barriers: Stereotyping, in which people sometimes assume that persons with disabilities have a bad quality of life or are unwell as a result of their impairments, is an example of an attitude barrier. Stigma, prejudice, and discrimination, i.e., people may view a handicap as something that has to be treated or prevented, as a penalty for misbehaviour, or as a sign that a person is unable to behave in a way that is required of them by society.
- Social Barriers: pertaining to the circumstances of birth, development, living, learning, employment, and ageing. Only over 55% (1.46 ....
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Society
- 1 Globalization: Socio-Cultural Impact on Indian Society
- 2 Caste-based Census: Social Implications
- 3 Challenges and Implications of Communalism on Social Cohesion
- 4 Urbanization: A Double-edged Sword for Women
- 5 Religious Conversions & Indian Society
- 6 Forced Displacement
- 7 Changing Dynamics of Modern Indian Society
- 8 Social Consequences of Urbanization
- 9 Nationalism vs. Regionalism
- 10 Native Languages
