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Disability Development in India

AuthorJ.P. Singh and M.K. Dash
PublisherKanishka
Publisher2005
Publisherx
Publisher241 p,
Publishertables, figs
ISBN8173917930

Contents: Foreword. Acknowledgements. 1. Disability: a challenge before the modern society. 2. Prevention of disability. 3. Disability and law. 4. Education for the disabled in India. 5. Vocational training and employment. 6. Human resource development: RCI on the fast track. 7. Rehabilitation services. 8. Innovations through research and development. 9. Community based rehabilitation, barrier free environment and information dissemination. 10. Integration through art, culture, sports, leadership promotion and encouragement. 11. Creating compassionate communities. 12. Conclusions and future vision. Bibliography. Annexes: i. List of recognized institutions. ii. RCI approved operational courses. iii. List of study centres-distance mode programme. iv. Concessions offered by the Central Government to the persons with disabilities. Index.

"This book is chronicle of the steps that have been visualized and initiated by the Government of India in the recent years. It is a compilation and collation of the information made available by numerous agencies like National Institutions, Planning Commission, Prominent NGOs working in the disability sector, Ministries of Health and Family Welfare and Human Resource Development.

On certain occasion, it has been felt at various levels in the government and outside that adequate efforts have not been made at least to document the achievements that we have made as  a society in our march towards modernity. Taking stock of our actions will enable us to know where we stand today. This book tries to highlight the enactments, policy formulation and follow up steps that have been taken by various organs of the government to fulfill the pronouncements made in various legislations enacted from time to time in the field of medical, educational vocational, psychosocial and attitudinal rehabilitation and integration of persons with disabilities with in the society." (jacket)

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