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National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled

@nprd_in

Cross Disability Rights Organisation

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We demand immediate action against the culprit whether he is from RPF or not. He has no right to enter the coach meant for #pwds Some able bodied think that unhindered access to these coaches is their right. The uniformed think it is their inalienable right.

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Love to see birds. But when you spot it as you prepare to board an already delayed #Indigoairlines flight to kolkata for which you receive no prior intimation until you reach the Delh airport, it can send a shrill down your spine.

Love to see birds. But when you spot it as you prepare to board an already delayed #Indigoairlines flight to kolkata for which you receive no prior intimation until you reach the Delh airport, it can send a shrill down your spine.
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Jan:22 TARATDAC hold state wide picketing in nearly 150 centres and around 30,000 disabled expected to participate in demand to increase minimum monthly aid to ₹6000 as in AP & withdraw the autocratic new order that PWDs to be there for 8hrs in the MNREGS work site. National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled

Jan:22 <a href="/TARATDAC1/">TARATDAC</a> hold state wide picketing in nearly 150 centres and around 30,000 disabled expected to participate in demand to increase minimum monthly aid to ₹6000 as in AP &amp;  withdraw the autocratic new order that PWDs to be there for 8hrs in the MNREGS work site. <a href="/NPRD_IN/">National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled</a>
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#NPRD records its strong protest over the continued disdain shown towards India’s disabled population by the Modi government in #Budget2025 Allocations fall short of requirements to give dignified living for ppl with #disabilities. Uzmi Athar Ambika Pandit S. NAMBURAJAN | எஸ்.நம்புராஜன்

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Allocation for Scheme for the Implementation of Persons with Disabilities Act (SIPDA), has been cut from 135.33 last year to Rs. 115.10 this year. The total allocations for various Central Sector Schemes/Projects have also been reduced from 758.01 to Rs. 741.80 DRA India (Disability Rights Alliance)

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Economic Survey sounds second consecutive warning on mental health. But #Budget2025 reduces allocations for the telemental health programme from Rs. 90 crore allotted last year to Rs. 79.60 crore this year. Vaishnavi Jayakumar The Banyan

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Allocations for #pensions under IGNDS remain stagnant at Rs. 290 crore. Disabled get paltry Rs. 300 per month from Central government. NPRD protests. To hold all India mobilisation on Feb. 10 at New Delhi

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Demanding the enactment of a Right to Pension Act, increasing the pension from Rs. 300 to Rs. 5000/- and widening its coverage to include all disabled persons recognised by the RPD Act, the NPRD will hold an assembly of disabled persons in Delhi on February 10, 2025.

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Assembly of Disabled People in Delhi February 10, 2025 11.00 to 1.00 p.m. Cricket Grounds, Dyanchand Stadium, India Gate Universal Pension 4 All with 40% & Above Disability Remove Exclusionary Criteria in National Disability Pension Scheme #NPRD Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOI Divyang Empowerment Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India

Assembly of Disabled People in Delhi
February 10, 2025
11.00 to 1.00 p.m.
Cricket Grounds, Dyanchand Stadium, India Gate
Universal Pension 4 All with 40% &amp; Above Disability
Remove Exclusionary Criteria in National Disability Pension Scheme
#NPRD <a href="/MSJEGOI/">Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOI</a> <a href="/socialpwds/">Divyang Empowerment</a> <a href="/MoRD_GoI/">Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India</a>
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The venue for the February 10 Disabled People's Assembly has been shifted to Jantar Mantar. Time: 11.00 to 1.00 p.m. . Increase Central Share of Pension to Rs. 5,000 Enact a law Making Pension a Legal Right Pension to all those with 40% & Above of Disability

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Over 3,000 disabled people gathered in Delhi on Feb. 10 at the call of National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD) in a Disabled People's Assembly. A report from Deshabhimani Report S. NAMBURAJAN | எஸ்.நம்புராஜன் Anjali Bhardwaj Nikhil Dey Jan Sarokar - People's Agenda deshabhimani.com/english/people…

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Israelis continue to deliberately target children Killing children every day even as doctors/health workers struggle to provide medical care when all supplies are being blocked by Israel

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Condemn TN govt’s repression of disabled rights activists protesting in Chennai today for enhanced disabiilty pension & work under #MNREGS. Thousands detained, deboarded, or put under house arrest. Crackdown will not be tolerated. #TNProtest Uzmi Athar S. NAMBURAJAN | எஸ்.நம்புராஜன் TARATDAC

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Condemn arrest and detention of thousands of disabled protesters in Tamilnadu demanding enhancement in disability pensions, work under MNREGS and other livelihood issues. Photos of NPRD Working President, Vice President and other leaders of TARATDAC being arrested in Chennai.

Condemn arrest and detention of thousands of disabled protesters in Tamilnadu demanding enhancement in disability pensions, work under MNREGS and other livelihood issues. Photos of NPRD Working President, Vice President and other leaders of <a href="/TARATDAC1/">TARATDAC</a> being arrested in Chennai.
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Announce grand targets, keep missing them? 2018-Govt announced aim to eliminate leprosy as public health problem by 2020 Started new initiative –Leprosy Case Detection Campaign-LCDC for 100% detection+treatment of leprosy cases It's 2025 Leprosy still here leprosymission.in/a-promising-va…

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#disability #advocacy #india #gaza #palestine #madleen Gaza had 15% disabled population before the genocide. The number is rising rapidly and it currently has the largest number of child amputees in the world. instagram.com/p/DKuMhG0sPCa/…

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NPRD GS writes for The Wire on the Relevance of #HelenKeller's Revolutionary Legacy. Keller was a revolutionary – someone who did not simply overcome personal barriers, but who used her experience and views to challenge the barriers faced by others. thewire.in/rights/why-hel…

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#NPRD GS Muralidharan speaking at the Meeting held at #Hyderabad to mark the 145th birth anniversary of Helen Keller. He stressed that when disability rights, healthcare access, and economic inequality are still pressing issues, Keller’s work remains highly relevant.

#NPRD GS <a href="/Muralid74950521/">Muralidharan</a> speaking at the Meeting held at #Hyderabad to mark the 145th birth anniversary of Helen Keller.  He stressed that when disability rights, healthcare access, and economic inequality are still pressing issues, Keller’s work remains highly relevant.