Archive · 30 Jun 2025
Hyundai's Samarth Initiative Aims for Inclusive India
Hyundai launched the Samarth initiative to help people with disabilities.
This program, with help from Times Network, focuses on making technology and infrastructure more accessible.
A recent event brought together leaders to discuss how to make India more inclusive.
They talked about things like ramps, digital accessibility, and new technologies.
The goal is to ensure everyone can move around, work, and live freely.
Hyundai's Samarth initiative, in partnership with Times Network, aims to build an inclusive India for people with disabilities.
The initiative focuses on Assistive Technology and Accessible Infrastructure.
A special launch episode, 'Accessible India Dialogue,' brought together various leaders and stakeholders.
The Samarth Think Tank provides support and guidance to the initiative.
The Times Network will make fifty public spaces across India accessible by building ramps.
- Who
- Hyundai Motor India Limited, Times Network, policymakers, Para-athletes, and various industry experts.
- What
- The Samarth by Hyundai initiative launched in 2023, focuses on promoting accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities.
- When
- The launch episode, 'Accessible India Dialogue,' was released on June 21, 2025.
- Where
- The initiative aims to create an inclusive India.
- Why
- To build a more inclusive India where people with disabilities have freedom and opportunities.
Focusing on the challenges of inclusion
Focusing on the future of accessibility
Geographic Reach
Focusing on the challenges of inclusion
Some participants highlighted that the accessibility is not limited to cities.
Focusing on the future of accessibility
Other participants suggested it is important to focus on the metro areas first.
- Initiative Name
- Samarth by Hyundai
- Focus Areas
- Assistive Technology and Accessible Infrastructure
- Partner
- Times Network
- Key Theme
- Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities
- Notable Participants
- Jyotiraditya Scindia, Tarun Garg, and Arman Ali