India Inclusion Summit

18/04/2026

“I love to sing along to nursery rhymes. I dance to them while sitting down”

Shaziya Hameed • Andaman and Nicobar

Cerebral palsy and vision issues notwithstanding, Shaziya Hameed (7) from the Andamans has been powering ahead with the loving care and support of her three aunts after her mother died and her father abandoned her.

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“I love to sing along to nursery rhymes. I dance to them while sitting down”

14/01/2026

If you are an artist with disability or if you know such a person, DON'T MISS applying for Art For Inclusion 2026!!
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Last date for Application: 15 January

10/01/2026

Our AFI Fellow, Pranav , shares their experience of being part of the AFI family.

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02/01/2026

Last date to apply for AFI 2026 has been extended to JANUARY 15!!

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27/12/2025

Our AFI Fellow, Girinath shares their experience of being part of the AFI family.

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16/12/2025

Our AFI Fellow, Dhrov and his mother share their experience of being part of the AFI family.

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03/12/2025

Our AFI Fellow,Sayan shares her experience of being part of the AFI family.

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29/11/2025

“I like dancing to music. I want to take part in sports, especially the running race”

Ankita Mandal • Andaman and Nicobar

Multiple disabilities haven’t held back Ankita Mandal from the simple pleasures of life: running, dancing, and listening to music. This outgoing 17-year-old from the Andamans likes going to school and being with her friends.

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“I like dancing to music. I want to take part in sports, especially the running race”

29/11/2025

“I like watching TV. I play with the other children in the forest quarters”

Joy Kerketta • Andaman and Nicobar

He is “like any other child”, say the parents of Joy Kerketta who was born with deafness. The eight-year-old from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands faces an uncertain academic future since he goes to a mainstream school..

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“I like watching TV. I play with the other children in the forest quarters”

29/11/2025

“I like noodles more than rice! I can speak a few words and I play alone with my toys”

Manvi Kumari • Andaman and Nicobar

With near-total vision loss and cerebral palsy, Manvi Kumari (6) from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands would have suffered a major setback if not for the academic support and therapies provided by the Composite Regional Centre.

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“I like noodles more than rice! I can speak a few words and I play alone with my toys”

29/11/2025

“No disability can stop you from achieving your dreams if you have a positive mindset”

Rakesh and Sangeeta Sharma • Chandigarh

The children of the Deaf couple Rakesh Sharma (61) and Sangeeta Sharma (58) from Chandigarh started learning Sign Language only when they became teenagers and realised that the onus of breaking the communication barrier lies with the Hearing.

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“No disability can stop you from achieving your dreams if you have a positive mindset”

29/11/2025

“Every day I play Ludo and I wait for my father to come home with my favourite chocolates”

Sumith Mondal • Andaman and Nicobar

Sumith Mondal (12), who lives in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and has Cerebral Palsy, is a stickler for punctuality. His parents provide him with everything they can afford, with the assistance of their extended family.

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“Every day I play Ludo and I wait for my father to come home with my favourite chocolates”