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Aviation regulator DGCA on Saturday said it has imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on IndiGo airline for denying boarding to a child with a disability at Ranchi airport on May 7.
IndiGo had on May 9 said the boy was denied permission to board the Ranchi-Hyderabad flight as he was “visibly in panic”. As the boy was prohibited from boarding, his parents – who were accompanying him – also decided not to enter the plane.
The DGCA had on May 9 formed a three-member team to investigate the incident.
WATCH | IndiGo airline stops child with disability from boarding for 'panicking'; DGCA begins probe
"It has been observed that the handling of the special child by the Indigo ground staff was deficient and ended up exacerbating the situation," said a statement by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
A more compassionate handling would have smoothened nerves, calmed the child and obviated the need for the extreme step resulting in denied boarding to the passengers, it mentioned.
Special situations deserve extraordinary responses but the airline’s staff failed to rise up to the occasion, and in the process, committed lapses in adherence to the letter and spirit of the Civil Aviation Requirements (regulations), it noted.
“In view of this, the competent authority in the DGCA has decided to impose a penalty of Rs 5 lakhs on the airline under the provisions of the relevant Aircraft Rules,” it mentioned. PTI DSP IJT

Indigo airlines fined Rs 5 lakh for denying boarding to child with disability

Aviation regulator DGCA&nbsp;found the handling of the child deficient

Aviation regulator DGCA on Saturday said it has imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on IndiGo airline for denying boarding to a child with a disability at Ranchi airport on May 7.
IndiGo had on May 9 said the boy was denied permission to board the Ranchi-Hyderabad flight as he was &ldquo;visibly in panic&rdquo;. As the boy was prohibited from boarding, his parents &ndash; who were accompanying him &ndash; also decided not to enter the plane.
The DGCA had on May 9 formed a three-member team to investigate the incident.
WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/indigo-airline-stops-child-with-disability-from-boarding-for-panicking-dgca-begins-probe-1652075968992" target="_blank">IndiGo airline stops child with disability from boarding for 'panicking'; DGCA begins probe</a>
"It has been observed that the handling of the special child by the Indigo ground staff was deficient and ended up exacerbating the situation," said a statement by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
A more compassionate handling would have smoothened nerves, calmed the child and obviated the need for the extreme step resulting in denied boarding to the passengers, it mentioned.
Special situations deserve extraordinary responses but the airline&rsquo;s staff failed to rise up to the occasion, and in the process, committed lapses in adherence to the letter and spirit of the Civil Aviation Requirements (regulations), it noted.
&ldquo;In view of this, the competent authority in the DGCA has decided to impose a penalty of Rs 5 lakhs on the airline under the provisions of the relevant Aircraft Rules,&rdquo; it mentioned. PTI DSP IJT

A new concept, of socially conscious dining has made it way to Pune! A restaurant called Terrasinne is being dubbed as the city's first with specially-abled staff. The restaurant serves organic food, with essentials brought by nearly 250 farmers. It has hired close to 20 people, with hearing and speech impairments. The employees use sign language to take orders. Even the menu has been created in a way so customers can place their orders by showing the signs for the food they wish to order. The restaurant, located on FC Road, is receiving a whole lot of love from customers.

Terrasinne is Pune's 'first' restaurant with specially-abled staff

A restaurant called Terrasinne is being dubbed as the Pune's first with specially-abled staff

A new concept of socially conscious dining has made its way to Pune! A restaurant called Terrasinne is being dubbed as the city's first with specially-abled staff. The restaurant serves organic food, with essentials brought by nearly 250 farmers. It has hired close to 20 people with hearing and speech impairments. The employees use sign language to take orders. Even the menu has been created in a way so customers can place their orders by showing the signs for the food they wish to order. The restaurant, located on FC Road, is receiving a whole lot of love from customers.

Stephanie Thomas, a stylist decided to celebrate Women's History Month with a special photoshoot, that replaces women of colour on popular magazine covers with women with disabilities.
To debunk stereotypes and challenge age-old constructs of an ideal fashion customer, Thomas said, the photos do not show women with assisted devices or in wheelchairs.
Being a congenital amputee herself, Thomas launched her own website, Cur8able and hopes to get rid of negative perceptions of people with disabilities.&nbsp;The recreated covers include those of Naomi Sims, Jennifer Lopez and Lena Horne among others.

Women's History Month: Stylist recreates magazine covers with women with disabilities

To celebrate Women's History Month, a stylist recreated iconic magazine covers with women with disabilities

Stephanie Thomas, a stylist decided to celebrate Women's History Month with a special photoshoot, that replaces women of colour on popular magazine covers with women with disabilities.
To debunk stereotypes and challenge age-old constructs of an ideal fashion customer, Thomas said, the photos do not show women with assisted devices or in wheelchairs.
Being a congenital amputee herself, Thomas launched her own website, Cur8able and hopes to get rid of negative perceptions of people with disabilities.&nbsp;The recreated covers include those of Naomi Sims, Jennifer Lopez and Lena Horne among others.

The 4th of January is commemorated as World Braille Day every year. It marks the birth anniversary of Louis Braille, the French educator who invented Braille, a reading and writing system for the visually impaired and blind persons. The day seeks to raise awareness on the importance of enhancing access to the blind by producing works in Braille and and raising awareness on the issues faced by them. The Covid-19 pandemic spelt a major blow for the visually impaired community, and specially for those who rely on touch to access information and communicate, the United Nations said. It urged the need to enhance accessibility to ensure inclusion of all persons.

World Braille Day: a need for greater access for the visually impaired

The 4th of January, which is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Louis Braille, is commemorated as World Braille Day every year

The 4th of January is commemorated as World Braille Day every year. It marks the birth anniversary of Louis Braille, the French educator who invented Braille, a reading and writing system for the visually impaired and blind persons. The day seeks to raise awareness on the importance of enhancing access to the blind by producing works in Braille. It also aims to raise awareness on the issues faced by them. The Covid-19 pandemic spelt a major blow for the visually impaired community, and specially for those who rely on touch to access information and communicate, the United Nations said. It urged the need to enhance accessibility to ensure inclusion of all persons.

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