The Supreme Court has directed the UPSC to implement screen-reader access for visually impaired candidates, marking a crucial step toward inclusive examinations. The Commission must report compliance as the Court monitors progress.
UPSC told the Supreme Court it will soon enable screen reader software for visually impaired candidates in its exams once infrastructure is ready. The move aims to make civil service exams more inclusive and accessible.
Today, On 15th April, The Supreme Court of India directed the Rajasthan High Court to appoint Rekha Sharma, a visually impaired woman, as a Civil Judge (Junior Division). Citing Article 142, the Court emphasized that the provision ensures full justice in cases where unique circumstances exist.
