Delhi govt issues disability certificates

Updated on: Tuesday, June 07, 2011

Delhi Government organised a camp to issue disability certificates to differently-abled students seeking admission in various colleges under the Delhi
University.

The camp was organised at Hindu Rao hospital to ensure that differently-abled students do not have to run from pillar to post to get the certificate for seeking admission under the quota meant for the disabled.

Social Welfare Minister Kiran Walia inaugurated the camp and distributed 63 such certificates to the students.

Earlier, disability certificates were issued by different hospitals causing a lot of difficulties to the students seeking disability certificates for their admission.

Fifteen doctors of different disciplines were appointed at the camp for carrying out tests before issuance of the certificates.

Delhi university has about 600 seats reserved for disabled students in different disciplines.

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