Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Delhi to Transform into Accessible City for Disabled
The Delhi government is working to make the city easier for people with disabilities to get around and participate in society.
This includes making government buildings and stadiums accessible.
They are also launching programs to help those with disabilities join in sports, education, and other activities.
The city aims to become a model for other cities to follow, ensuring everyone can be included.
This campaign involves working with many groups, including the government, community members, and businesses to make it happen.
Delhi government plans to make all government buildings and stadiums accessible to persons with disabilities.
The initiative is part of the 'Sugamya Delhi Abhiyan' campaign.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced the plan after a meeting with Special Olympics Bharat.
The government aims to transform Delhi into India’s first 'Purple City'.
Special schemes and programs will encourage participation in sports and other services.
- Who
- Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.
- What
- Making government buildings and stadiums accessible for persons with disabilities.
- When
- Announced on Saturday, with ongoing implementation.
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To ensure inclusivity and equal access for all citizens.
- Key Initiative
- Making all govt. buildings and stadiums Divyang-friendly.
- Campaign Name
- Sugamya Delhi Abhiyan
- Primary Goal
- To ensure no one is excluded from mainstream society.
- Implementation
- Collaboration with government agencies and stakeholders.
- Aim
- India’s first “Purple City” model of urban accessibility and inclusion