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DAibeties is considered in pwd


Pavan kalyan 10th Nov, 2024
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Annu Kumari 10th Nov, 2024

Yes, diabetes is included in PWD. Earlier only disability were included, but in 2021 right of person with disability ( amendment ) bill added about 14 more disability in PWD. And earlier, 3 % reservation was there in govt jobs for PWD,in 2021 amendment  bill it was  raised to 4% .

Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are included in PWD after 2021 amendment bill.

Samprikta Mondal 10th Nov, 2024

Yes, diabetes can be a disability under some circumstances.


Though diabetes is not evident always as a disability, it may go a long way to hinder the daily activities of an individual and sometimes make it impossible to perform certain tasks. If diabetes leads to complications or requires significant medical management, then it would qualify as a disability under some circumstances of the law and regulation.


To know whether you qualify for disability benefits or accommodations, however, is best answered by a visit to a healthcare professional or a legal expert. They can assess the situation and advise on rights and choices accordingly.

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