DifferentlyAbled

What Mia le Roux wants you to know about her journey as a differently-abled Miss SA

Miss SA 2024 Mia le Roux candidly reflected on the highs and lows during her reign as the pageant’s titleholder and also being a differently-abled person. In a lengthy caption, she acknowledged that while her journey to being Miss SA was empowering, it also came with its own challenges. “Being differently-abled doesn’t mean less. But it also doesn’t mean …

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In a first, a visually challenged woman all set to become a judge in Kerala

Thanya Nathan C. has been ranked first on the merit list of persons with benchmark disabilities in the recently held judicial service examination for the selection of Civil Judges (Junior Division) in the Kerala Judicial Service Thanya Nathan C., lawyer, will shortly enter the annals of Kerala’s judicial history as the first visually challenged woman …

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Zomato’s Differently Abled Delivery Partner Wants To Win Gold Medal For Country: ‘I Play Table Tennis At National Level’

The Zomato delivery agent also explains about his wheelchair bicycle which is manufactured by engineers from IIT Chennai. Inspiration doesn’t always come from big stages or fancy speeches. It comes from ordinary people doing extraordinary things. One such moment has recently surfaced online and it has caught widespread attention. In the clip, a man converses …

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How business leaders can support differently abled people in the workplace

Disabilities are more common than we may realize, affecting the everyday lives of real people in heartbreaking ways. The CDC observes that over 28 percent of people in the US suffer from one or more physical disabilities. These could be related to cognition or mobility, vision, or hearing. Sometimes, a tragic accident may leave you …

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The disabled Adivasi who picked up a bow: Story of Jhongo Pahan, from shy child to silver medalist

Jhongo’s journey as an athlete began relatively late — just two years ago, in fact. His coaches, Md Danish Ansari and Ashish Kumar, identified his potential during their voluntary initiative to find athletes from marginalised communities and train them in archery. Jhongo Pahan (17) comes from the land of the well-known Adivasi scholar and hockey …

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