Supreme Court of India
Sambhavana v. University of Delhi
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Education - For visually impaired students - At the University level -Special needs of such students - Requirement of sensitivity - Held: Grievances raised by appellant-organisation relating to visually impaired students require more focus and sensitive approach - Legislative intendment relating to comprehensive education scheme is crystal clear - s.30(f) of the 1995 Act lays down suitable modification in the examination system and sub-section(g) requires restructuring of curriculum for benefit of children with disabilities - Said mandate of the statute to be given due weightage - visually
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