From: Jagdish 
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2010 4:49 PM
To: 'Prashant Verma' 
Subject: Lecture at Delhi University on "no university without diversity: 
educational rights of disabled people” on 26th April 


dear AI memvers,
my apologies for those who are not from Delhi as i know this list has a very 
wide membership but i just wanted to send this notice to the members basically 
based in Delhi as this list also has a a good number of group members from 
Delhi too.

 

This lecture on the above mentioned subject will be held on the 86th birth 
anniversary of late Sri Lal Advani. Mr. Advani was among those public figures 
of that generation who 
made a great contribution to the initiation of modern services in India during 
the second half of the last century. Being blind since early childhood, he 
devoted his entire life to lay down the foundation of modern 
rehabilitation services for the disabled in India is therefore, rightly 
considered to be the father of such services in India. He was the first and 
the only blind civil servant in India in the last half of the 19th 
century. 

 

The lecture is open to all and will be held as a part of VC lecture series and 
will be chaired by the VC, Delhi University. It will be delivered by Professor 
Amita Dhanda who is the head of Centre for Disability  Studies at  NALSAR 
University of Law in Hyderbad. She has written several books on law and 
disability and has actively contributed to suggest amendments in the PWD Act.  

 

Timing and venue:

 

The whole event will begin with a discussion on the contribution of Lal Advani 
to the field of rehabilitation of the disabled in India and the importance of 
disability studies between 1. Pm to 2-30 PM at the Equal Opportunity Cell, 
Delhi University on Monday, 26th April.  This will be followed by the lecture 
on the above mentioned subject by Amita Dhanda at 3 PM in room 22 of arts 
faculty, Delhi University.  

 

For any questions or directions call Dr. Nisha Singh, OSD, EOC, (011-27662602) 
or Jagdish Chander 9968097020 or write to jagdish...@hotmail.com


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