Supreme Court of India
Avni Prakash v. National Testing Agency (nta) & Ors
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Rights of Persons with Disability Act, 2016: ss. 2(r), 17(i), 32, Schedule Entry 2(a) – Person with disability(PwD) – Compensatory time of one hour to write entrance exam – Claim of – Appellant student sufferring from Dysgraphia with disability of 40 per cent, appeared for the NEET (UG) – Claim of additional one hour of compensatory time owing to her PwD status – Initially assurance by the designated centre that if the rules prescribed, facilities for PwD would be provided, however, compensatory time of an hour not granted, and her paper forcibly collected after three hours – Writ petition by…
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