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Ensure airlines’ sites accessible to the blind, court tells DGCA

IndiaTimes Friday, 19 January 2024
A busy corporate lawyer based out of Delhi, Amar Jain has never let blindness come in the way of his work but travelling poses a big challenge given that most websites of airlines and travel agents are far from accessible despite directorate general of civil aviation having detailed guidelines in place.
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