Times of India:

NEW DELHI: A government panel is discusing if job reservation for disabled 
persons can be extended to the private sector.

A committee entrusted with the task of overhauling the Persons with 
Disabilities Act is mulling providing reservation for disabled persons in 
private 
sector<http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/search?q=private%20sector> 
through a law. Presently, it is limited to government sector with advisories to 
private employers to recruit persons with disabilities in suitable jobs.

If so, the definition of "establishment" in the new law would include private 
sector.

The committee, constituted by social justice ministry, is also thinking of 
providing reservation in educational institutions. While 5% quota can be given 
to disabled children, 1% may be given to wards of disabled persons.

These<http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/search?q=These> issues were part 
of discussions on Thursday. It is also being examined if "disability" should be 
defined in the Act or in the rules which are easy to amend.

Regards

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body, and yet you think that you can do anything with
that body that's dirty, then the fault lies with the manufacturer."

                                             --Lenny Bruce

(Rajesh Asudani)

Assistant General Manager,
Reserve Bank of India
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