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A person with long black hair sits up in bed, under a blanket, in a bedroom, reading a book.

A year in Skin Stories: 2019

Three persons performing to an audience. The person on the left is holding crutches. Text above the door on the top-right of the image reads "Comedy Night".

‘I’m blind. So is love. Get over it!’ Disability and stand-up comedy in India

Three people raise their fists in protest, against a background which is a collage of newspaper headlines.

From speeches to implementation, Indian politics is discriminatory to people with disabilities

Description: Three children play under a spotlight against the background of a large, purple book. One of them dances, holding blue pom poms, and wearing a prosthesis on one of their lower legs. The second stands with their back to us, holding a walker. The third sits on the floor, wearing headphones attached to a device. The turquoise background features speech bubbles.

Children’s literature in India has to do a better job of telling stories about disability

The image shows a figure wearing black standing to the right of the frame, their arms slightly outstretched. They are grasping onto the many red threads that criss cross in front of them. Their face and hair is also red, and black coloured words cut out of newspaper are placed on the hair such that they look like thoughts. The background of the top half of the image is black with white trails of dots, just like the figure’s clothes, while the bottom half is orange with light brown streaks.

Editorial: Mainstream media in India has a disability problem

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