All of us have things we would rather hide from our significant others. Maybe you were a hardcore Justin Bieber fan, or have read some really terrifying, yet enjoyable One Direction fan-fictions. Talking about these things for the first time … Continue reading A Relationship ‘Chronic’le

A few years ago, an accident left me bedridden for a year with a pain that just wouldn’t seem to go away. Since I got off bedrest, it took on the form of chronic pain, and I experienced something that … Continue reading On Invisibilities & Pain

We got an opportunity to ask Eshwar (Batch of 2016-21) about his experiences with disability, and what changes he wishes to see in the world. What do you wish people knew about disability? I wish people made themselves aware about … Continue reading Hearing from Eshwar

“We have the can-do factor, and us doing what we do inspires people to just try that little bit harder, whether they are able-bodied or disabled” – Lee Pearson, 11 times Paralympic Games gold medalist Over 2.2% of the Indian population … Continue reading Equal Opportunities for Recreation and Sports for Physically-Disabled Students in University

In this piece, Maitreya Shah shares with us, his experiences with disability, and the impacts it has on socialisation. Living with a disability brings with it some of the most tortuous questions of navigating through the struggles of life; forming … Continue reading Socialising as a Disabled Student at GNLU

Jury’s Out got an opportunity to hear from Samriddhi Pandey, a recent passout from GNLU, about what according to her, can create a more disabled friendly world. What do you think needs to change about people’s notions about disability? There … Continue reading Hearing from Samriddhi Pandey

India is the home of 150 million people with disabilities, of which 25-30 million have a severe disability. Most of them are dependent on their families and institutions for care. Persons with Disabilities Act 2016, makes it mandatory for both … Continue reading Infrastructure and Inclusivity