Inclusion

Inclusion and diversity are in the DNA of Accenture. Here’s how the company has embraced the model through various interventions and what other companies can learn from its success.

Jyoti Kaur, a lawyer and resident of New Delhi, pens a heartfelt note about her brother Raby, who was born with Down Syndrome, on what she has learned from him, and how their relationship has evolved over time.

In just under five years, Gurgaon-based Dr Anubha Mahajan has helped 1,600 chronic pain patients with her organisation Chronic Pain India.

Sartaj Lamba from Chandigarh provides caregiving and assisted travel services for elderly and disabled across India.

Who knew panja could turn into a nail-biting, thrilling sport? This pair stopped at nothing to take this childhood game to the next level.

Sure, the number of Indian adults with bank accounts have increased. But a closer look at the numbers reveal gaps around usage. Especially, gender.

At a time when there is a lack of empathy and facilities for people with disabilities, two mental health professionals are changing the game!

Nayan S from Kerala’s Kollam district might have difficulty holding a pen and reading a line, but he has already written two books.

At 16, he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. But that hasn't stopped him from challenging his limitations!

He has manufactured seven vehicles so far, and 70 per cent of their components were sourced from e-waste and scrap markets. Additionally, two are entirely powered by batteries.