Supreme Court of India
Ashutosh Kumar v. The Film and Television Institute of India & Anr.
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Education/Educational Institutions: Admission – Disabil ity – Color Blindness –Diploma course in Editing in the ilms and Television Institute of India – Appellant, colour b lind person excluded from pursuing a course for Diploma in Editing i n the Films and Television Institute of India, Pune(FTII) – Pre vious order by this Court that the appellant has to go through the process of selection de novo due to his color blindness – Appellant relyin g on the principle of reasonable accommodation, tried to p ersuade this Court to revisit its earlier observations – Thereafter, constitution of an
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