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DISABILITY IN INDIA
DISABILITY IN INDIA
Accurate and dependable data is
essential for planning, framing policies and developing programmes in order to
address any issue in a focused manner. It is true of the data on persons with
disabilities. The statistical information should not only be accurate, it
should also be available within a reasonably acceptable time frame before it
becomes obsolete. It is also necessary that the data cover wide range of
information, such as type of disability, age profile, rural and urban
distribution, education, employment status, etc for effective intervention and
desired outcomes.
Collection of data on disability
dates back to 1872 with the first Indian Census. Until 1931, it was referred to
as infirmity. The National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO) made the first
attempt to collect data on the number of persons with disabilities in the 15th
round during July, 1959 to June, 1960. However, those data did not contain the
required details, nor was it a regular feature.
The infirmity rate per 1 lakh
population varied between 228 to 369 during 1881 and 1931 i.e. approx 0.23
percent to 0.37* percent of the population. The infirmities included insanity,
deaf-muteness, blindness and leprosy.
NSSO in its 58th round during July-Dec,
2002 collected detailed & comprehensive information in respect of persons
with visual, hearing, speech, locomotor as well as mental disabilities. On the
request of Ministry of Social Justice & Employment, Registrar General and
Census Commissioner of India (RG&CCI) also included the question on
disability status in Census, 2001. Summary of the findings of the two
organizations are given in this chapter.
Comparative
data on disability - NSSO - 02 & Census - 01
The NSSO-02 Survey was based on 4637
villages and 3354 urban blocks in the country. A total of 45,571 households in
the rural areas and 24,731 households in the urban areas were surveyed as
sample. On the other hand, the census provides relatively complete coverage of
the population characteristics. However, definitions of different disabilities
and the extent of disabilities being complex issue, it is difficult to
adequately train the enumerators and for them to collect and capture detailed
and correct information in respect of each individual.
It is also difficult to collect
specific data with reference to the definitions of different disabilities as
given in the Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995. Despite all these
limitations, RG & CCI and NSSO have provided the comprehensive data to a great
extent. As per the NSSO - 2002, the estimated number of persons with
disabilities in India was 1.85 crores i.e. 1.85 percent of the population. The
Census 2001, estimated it to be 2.19 crores (2.13% of the population). Though
the variation between the total population of persons with disabilities in the
country is small, the disability wise variations are too wide. The figures are
given in the following table -
Disability-wise
details (in lakhs)
Disability
|
NSSO
(in lakh/%age)
|
Census(in
lakh/%age)
|
Locomotor
|
106.34(51.19%)
|
61.05 (27.86%)
|
Visual
|
28.26 (13.60%)
|
106.3 (48.54%)
|
Hearing
|
30.62 (14.74%)
|
12.62 (5.76%)
|
Speech
|
21.55 (10.37%)
|
16.41 (7.49%)
|
Mental
|
20.96 (10.09%)
|
22.64 (10.33%)
|
Total
|
207.73 (1.8)
|
219.02 (2.1%)
|
Source: NSSO-02 & Census-01
One of the important and crucial
points to be noted is that 75% of the persons with disabilities are in the
rural areas as per both the estimates.
The difference in the data of
population of different disabilities is stated to be primarily because of the
adoption of different definitions of disabilities by the two organizations.
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Disabled backlog post of Rangareddy District
Disabled backlog post of Rangareddy District
PHC backlog posts of Rangareddy District
Disabled posts announced by Telangana Government
PHC Posts announced by Telangana Governament
PHC backlog posts of Rangareddy District
Disabled posts announced by Telangana Government
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Backlog
Vacancies Of Disabled, Rangareddy District
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Application 1/2 Backlog Vacancies Of Disabled, Rangareddy District
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Application 2/2 Backlog Vacancies Of Disabled, Rangareddy District
GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA
NOTIFICATION
Ref: Collector.(DW), RR Dist., Ref.No.A/907/2014-15 Dated: 29-03-2015
District: Ranga Reddy
NOTIFICATION FOR FILLING UP OF POSTS UNDER
DISTRICT SELECTION COMMITTEE (DSC, Group IV) AND OTHER THAN DISTRICT SELECTION
COMMITTEE (ODSC, CLASS IV) IN THE SUBORDINATE OFFICES FOR BACKLOG VACANCIES
EARMARKED FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS WITH DISABLITIES.
Applications
are invited from eligible disabled / physically challenged candidates by 5.00
PM on 25.04.2015 to submit in the O/o the Assistant Director, (Disabled
Welfare), O/o the Collector Office, Lakdikapool, Ranga Reddy District for
appointment of DSC (Group IV) posts and Other than DSC & Class IV in the
subordinate Offices of Ranga Reddy District for limited recruitment for backlog
vacancies earmarked for Persons with Physically Disabilities.
- Details of Group IV vacancies and its requisite qualifications.
Sl. No.
|
Name of the Post
|
No. of Posts
|
VH
|
HH
|
OH
|
Requisite qualifications
|
1
|
Junior Assistant
|
6
|
-
|
1
(Women)
2
(General)
|
3
(General)
|
Degree
from any Govt. Institutions and recognized by the Universities and having
computer knowledge
|
2
|
Typist
|
2
|
1
(Women)
|
1
(General)
|
-
|
Degree from
any Govt. Institutions and recognized by the Universities with Typewriting in
Higher Telugu and English recognized by the Technical Education Board, and
having computer knowledge
|
Total:
|
8
|
1
|
4
|
3
|
||
Note: For Sl. No. (2) Typist post VH (W) in case candidates
are not available the post may be considered to VH (G) or HH (G) or OH (G) as
per GO Ms. No.99, Dt. 4.03.2013.
Age: The
applicant should have completed (18) years of age as on 01.07.2015
and
should not have completed 44 years of age as on the said date.
The disability certificate issued by the District
Medical Board formed as per G.O.Ms.No. 31, WDCW/WD. Dept., dated: 01.12.2009
should be enclosed to the application.
Method of Recruitment: Selection will be made for
DSC (Group IV) posts on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying academic
examination for the limited recruitment of backlog vacancies of physically
challenged persons as per G.O. Ms.No.74, General Administration (Services.A),
Dept., Dt. 14.02.2007.
B. OTHER THAN DSC AND CLASS IV POSTS:
Sl. No.
|
Name of the Post / Category
|
No. of Posts
|
VH
|
HH
|
OH
|
Requisite qualifications
|
1
|
Multipurpose Health Asst. (Male)
|
1
|
-
|
1
(General)
|
-
|
A pass
in SSC and Training Certificate of Public Health & Sanitation Technology
from the Govt. approved Institution.
|
2
|
Office Subordinate (Attender)
|
8
|
2
(Women)
1
(General)
|
2
(General)
|
3
(General)
|
VII Class pass
|
3
|
Watchman
|
2
|
1
(Women)
|
1
(General)
|
-
|
V Class pass
|
4
|
Dark Room Assistant
|
1
|
1
(Women)
|
-
|
-
|
SSC passed and Training course for Dark Room
Assistant Recognized by Government.
|
5
|
Lab Technician
|
1
|
1
(Women)
|
-
|
-
|
Intermediate pass with Chemistry as one of the
subject and Certificate of Lab Technician Course recognized by Government.
|
6
|
ANM
|
1
|
1
(Women)
|
-
|
-
|
SSC passed and pass in Multipurpose Health
Worker training course conducted by Govt.
|
7
|
Waterman
|
1
|
1
(General)
|
-
|
-
|
V Class pass
|
Total:
|
15
|
8
|
4
|
3
|
||
Note: (i) For Sl. No. (1) MPHW (M) post HH (M), in case candidates are not
available the post may be considered to OH (Male) or VH (Male) as per GO Ms.
No.99, Dt. 4.03.2013.
(ii) For Sl. No. 4,5 and 6 posts VH (W), in case candidates
are not available the posts may be considered to VH (G) or HH (G) or OH (G) as
per GO Ms. No.99, Dt. 4.03.2013.
Age: The
applicant should have completed (18) years of age as on 01.07.2015
and should not have completed 44
years of age as on the said date.
The disability certificate issued by the District
Medical Board formed as per G.O.Ms.No. 31, WDCW/WD. Dept., dated: 01.12.2009
should be enclosed to the application.
Method of Recruitment: Selection will be made for
ODSC and Class IV posts shown at category B as per instructions issued by the Director,
Welfare of Disabled and Senior Citizens, Hyderabad vide Memo.No. C2/2749/2009,
Dt. 25.07.2011. The following criteria will be adopted by fixing 50 marks scale
in addition to the requisite qualification to the post.
1.
Maximum marks allotted for age : 15
2.
Maximum marks allotted for percentage : 30
of disability
3.
Marks for multiple disabilities : 2½
4.
Marks for those who have more than one : 2½
Total 50
All
the applications will be verified keeping in view of above guidelines.
Disabled
candidates who are willing to apply to any of the posts notified above should
invariably enclose authenticated proof of each of the above parameters to each
of the post / category separately. Failure
of produce any of the above desired certificates will lead to rejection of the
application and no further correspondence will be entertained in the matter.
Note: (i) (G.O.Ms.No.56, WD & CW & DW (DW)
Dept. Dt. 02.12.2002)
If
all relevant factors governing recruitment are equal, preference is employment
shall be given to the disabled having higher degree of disability, the
genuineness of the medical certificate and in the case of ambiguity of doubts;
the same shall be referred to the Appellate Medical Board as per the
instructions of the Government.
Note (i)i: Approximate number of vacancies in each
category of posts in the district is given above. The vacancies given are
subject to decrease or increase according to circumstances.
Note (iii): (G.O.Ms.No. 104, General
Administration (SPF.A) Dept., Dt. 24.03.2000.
In
case where visually handicapped and hearing handicapped persons studied in the
Special Schools meant for them, the native place of the parents of such
visually handicapped and hearing handicapped persons shall be the taken as
local cadre.
Note (iv): Selection of an applicant by the
competent authority carries with no guarantee of actual appointment.
Note (v): G.O.Ms.No. 34, General Administration
(Ser. A) Dept., Dt. 1705.2003.
The
visually Handicapped persons, who studied higher studies such as SSC and above
directly without the basic qualification of VII Class prescribed may be
considered for appointment to the posts of Attender and other Class IV categories
without insisting for passing of VII Class, in the event of non availability of
VII candidates with basic educational qualifications prescribed for the said
posts.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
- Applications should be neatly written and enclose relevant Xerox copies of duly attested documents i.e., Nativity Certificate, Bonafide Certificate, Disability Certificate, requisite marks memo, parents nativity evidence as informed above. Failure of submission of any of the above documents should invariably reject without any intimation.
- Completed application forms should be sent by REGISTERED POST /or handover in person at O/o the Assistant Director, Disabled Welfare O/o the Collector Office, Lakdikapool, Ranga Reddy District within the stipulated time, addressed to the District Collector, Ranga Reddy District subscribed as “ Application for the post of DSC or Other than DSC”. The applications addressed to the Officers other than District Collector will not be entertained and liable for rejection.
- To Check local candidate in relation to local area means a person who studied in an educational institution in such local area for a period of not less than four consecutive academic years in which he / she appeared or as the case may be first appeared for SSC or equivalent examination or when during the whole or any part of the four consecutive academic years in which he appeared for SSC or equivalent examination, he / she has not studied in any educational institution, if he / she resided in the local area for a period of not less than four years immediately preceding the date of commencement of SSC or equivalent examination in which he appeared or first appeared as the case may be.
- In reckoning the consecutive academic years during which a candidate has studied in any period of interruption of his study by reason of his failure to pass any examination shall be disregarded.
- All correspondence will be made to the address in the application only. the requests for change of address will not be entertained.
- Candidates claiming to have rendered regular Govt. Service or Claim to have worked in Census Dept. and retrenched will not eligible for the concession allowed if evidence is not produced in support of their claim.
- Non production of residential proof certificate or bonafied certificate by any disabled candidate will be treated as Non local candidate.
- Two pass port size copies of recent photographs should be enclosed to the application one of which should be pasted to the application form in the space provided and the other copy should be firmly attached to the application form. Each copy of photograph should be signed by the candidate in ink on the front side.
- Separate applications for each of the above vacant posts along with all the required documents should be accompanied by a self addressed and stamped (Rs. 5.00) envelop of the size of 12 x 28 cms.
- All the above mentioned posts are declared and notified as Local posts only.
- Proforma of applications forms will be available in Ranga Reddy District website, www.rangareddy.telangana.gov.in.
Station: Ranga Reddy
Dated: ____03_2015
Collector
and District Magistrate,
Ranga
Reddy District
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