Panel to study idea of univ for students with disabilities Mumbai : The
state government has set up a 15-member committee to study the possibility
of a separate university for persons with disabilities. While students with
disabilities are currently enrolled across state universities in a variety
of courses, the exercise will also be undertaken to see if there is a need
for a separate university, and if there is, then what will be the future
course of action. The state committee will consider all aspects of the
Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, which promotes inclusive
education. It will study if a separate university will lead to an increased
sense of alienation among students. The committee, set up by the higher and
technical education department, is expected to submit its report in two
months' time. In line with the National Education Policy, 2020, the state is
keen on taking appropriate measures towards facilitating higher education to
all persons with disabilities. The committee will see if this university, if
necessary, can be a standalone multidisciplinary teaching and
research-oriented university. It has also been asked to study the
feasibility of a centre or a department for students with disabilities in
traditional universities instead of a standalone university.

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