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Below are key suggestions and components you might consider including in the draft standard 1.Scope and Purpose Define the scope of the standard: A.Applies to websites, mobile applications, software,hardware interfaces,and digital services. B.Aim:Ensure equal access for individuals with disabilities, in compliance with global conventions like the UNCRPD. 2.Alignment with International Standards Ensure harmonization with existing global standards,such as: A.WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) B.EN 301 549 (European accessibility requirements for ICT products and services) C.Section 508 (US Rehabilitation Act) D.ISO/IEC 40500 (International standard version of WCAG) 3.Key Principles of Accessibility Follow the POUR principles: A.Perceivable:Content must be presented in ways that users can perceive B.Operable:Interface elements must be navigable C.Understandable:Information and interface must be readable and predictable. D.Robust:Content must be compatible.

I read the attached draft document. Seems fine to me.

sir,

mandatory sponsored Realistic prosthetic limb support by govt. to the people and workers like in army who looses there peripheral organs in accidents or bomb blasts. turn this lifetime curse into lifetime blessing. (Artificial limbs)known as prostheses, are designed to replace missing limbs and can restore a significant degree of functionality, enabling individuals to perform daily activities and participate in various tasks. These devices range from basic replacements for lost limbs to sophisticated bionic limbs with advanced technology

Should be able use various portals and apps - exclusive for public services , social schemes meant for differently abled

Glide vital Pam

Minimum 40 percent disability reduction possible for 20 percent of differently abled i

ICT can do lot for life improvement of differently abled in terms of technology access, mobility, medical advancements in reduction of disability etc

BSNL Fails to Provide 4G in Rural Areas Despite Government Funding Respected Sir, I am a student residing in V. Pagandai, Villupuram district, Tamil Nadu. I want to raise a concern regarding BSNL’s poor mobile data services in rural areas. Despite the Government of India’s 4G Saturation project to strengthen connectivity in remote regions, my village still has only BSNL 2G service. We have no access to 3G or 4G internet. Shockingly, in cities like Chennai, BSNL has installed 4G towers every 500 meters, while rural areas are ignored. This contradicts the Digital India mission and creates a deep urban-rural digital divide. I request that you kindly direct BSNL to prioritize villages and deliver true digital empowerment as promised by the government. Sincerely, Raghul V. Pagandai, Villupuram District Tamil Nadu – 605102