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The term ‘Persons with Disabilities’ applies to all those people who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments that, in the face of various negative attitudes or physical obstacles, may prevent disabled persons from participating fully in society. They are routinely subjected to all forms of discrimination, denial and deprivation of rights with the result that they are often marginalised and excluded. There have been deep and persistent negative stereotypes and prejudices against persons with certain conditions and differences. Despite having a sound legal framework and a plethora of programmes, schemes, rules and regulations corresponding improvement in the circumstances of PWDs are not visible. The rate of illiteracy, unemployment, health and poverty among them is alarming. It is widely recognized that the education, employment, skill trainings and income generation are key factors for empowering and promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities in society.

Persons with Disabilities, A Lagging Group of Society in Uttarakhand: From Commitments to Outcomes