pm sir mai ek new urja ka nirman Krna chahta hu jo 3 tatwo ke mishran se utpann hota jo ki atyaadhunik harit tikau avm shaktishali urja ho sakta h is urja ke madhyam se aane wale bhawishya me krantikari badlaw laya ja sakta h urja avm chikitsha ke chhetra me urja aneko rupo me priwRtit Kiya ja sakta h urja se prakash ki gati ko prapt kiya ja sakta h iss urja ka naam (jal+wayu Shakti)guru urja ho sakta h mere pass avashyak sansadhan na hone ke Karan yah urja ka Nirman ek prashn chinh hai agar mujhe avashyak sansadhan uplabdh karaya jaaye to main is urja ka Nirman sambhav kar sakta hun kripya meri sahayata Karen meri is urja se ek Lakshya nirdharit Kiya hua hai jo ki viksit Bharat ke Lakshya Ko samarpit hoga AVN Sanatan Dharm se prerit hoga

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

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All BUILDINGS and places where public visit must be made suitable to travel for differently abled persons each and every plan of government and public must be approved after this only if not the authorities should not give permit or block the construction

Comment Submission:

Ensuring universal accessibility in the service sector is vital for building an inclusive and empowered India. The Draft Accessibility Standards under the Accessible India Campaign are a visionary and commendable step.

All government and private service centers, digital platforms, and rural “Village Chain” systems must ensure disability-friendly infrastructure, trained and sensitized staff, and continuous public awareness to promote true inclusion.

Accessibility is not charity — it is empowerment and equal opportunity for all.

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Ensuring universal accessibility in the service sector is essential for an inclusive India. The Draft Accessibility Standards under the Accessible India Campaign are a commendable initiative. All government and private service centers, digital platforms, and rural “Village Chain” systems should ensure disability-friendly infrastructure, trained staff, and public awareness.
Accessibility is not charity — it is empowerment and equal opportunity for all.
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Ensuring universal accessibility in the service sector is essential for an inclusive India. The Draft Accessibility Standards under the Accessible India Campaign are a commendable initiative. All government and private service centers, digital platforms, and rural “Village Chain” systems should ensure disability-friendly infrastructure, trained staff, and public awareness.
Accessibility is not charity — it is empowerment and equal opportunity for all.

These standards are applicable to all service providers, including but not limited to:

Government services and public utilities

Banking, insurance, and financial services

Transportation and travel services

Healthcare and emergency services

Education and training institutions

Hospitality, retail, and entertainment sectors

Digital and telecommunications services

To ensure that all services, whether public or private, are accessible to persons with disabilities.

To eliminate physical, digital, communication, and attitudinal barriers in service delivery.

To uphold the dignity, autonomy, and independence of persons with disabilities by enabling equitable participation.

To standardize service delivery mechanisms in accordance with accessibility norms.

These draft standards are formulated to establish non-negotiable requirements for the delivery of accessible, inclusive, and barrier-free services to persons with disabilities. They are grounded in the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 (RPwD Act), which mandates equal access, non-discrimination, and reasonable accommodation across all service domains.