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I am Nivedita, a journalist with nearly two decades of experience covering health, entertainment, fashion, and films. After working with media organizations such as IANS, HT, Network18, and Outlook, I created All About Inclusive—a platform focused on empathy, acceptance, and appreciation, as I strongly believe these voices make the world better. All About Inclusive celebrates the inspiring journeys of individuals who have overcome challenges to succeed. Whether you are neurodivergent, a parent, a doctor, a therapist, or an advocate, this platform honours your story with sincerity, respect, and wholehearted recognition.

(Dis)ABLE at CJP Protest: What’s Your Excuse?

I write this story with tears in my eyes not because I’m a journalist seeing another protest but because I am a mother. What is being seen from Delhi’s Jantar Mantar are not just disturbing visuals — they are horrifying. They compel every parent in this country to ask an uncomfortable question: What kind of future are we making for our children? Also Read: Marc Cucurella’s Victory...

What Social Media Gets Wrong About Autism, ADHD: Rakesh BS, an Autistic AI Professional, Speaks Out

The story for Rakesh BS, 35 year-old and autistic, did not start when he was diagnosed; it started when the dry, scientific words of an expert revealed the reason why he had always felt different. Rakesh is a self-taught programmer, has been coding since 12 years of age and spent over two decades creating deep technology solutions in artificial intelligence, blockchain, embedded systems and...

Marc Cucurella’s Victory Isn’t on a Football Pitch-It’s at Home

“Nobody teaches you how to be a parent. An autistic child doesn’t understand things like his siblings. You have to learn to understand him.” It is a simple sentence-no dramatic words, no inspirational slogans, no attempt to sound heroic.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by MARC CUCURELLA (@cucurella3) But those little words from Marc Cucurella could...

UDID Card: Who is Eligible and Who is Not?

The Unique Disability ID (UDID) Card is a nationwide identity card issued by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD), Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment. It serves as a single document for identification and verification of persons with disabilities and helps them access various government schemes and benefits. Also Read: Teaching Neurodivergent Girls About...

Choosing Between Special and Inclusive Schools

Does your child with autism or another disability learn better in a mainstream classroom, or is a special school better? As a parent, you’re always trying to figure out what environment will allow your child to learn and grow the best. Some children may thrive in a classroom with neurotypical students, while others will do better in the more individualised learning and structure of a...

How Various Countries Support Autism, ADHD

For millions of autistics and ADHD individuals, a diagnosis is just the beginning. After that it often depends less on their condition and more on where they live. Countries differ hugely on the way neurodivergent citizens are supported — from free healthcare/support and inclusive education, to working protections/disability benefits. Also Read: Open Letter to Therapy Centre Owners of India...

Nivedita

I am Nivedita, a journalist with nearly two decades of experience covering health, entertainment, fashion, and films. After working with media organizations such as IANS, HT, Network18, and Outlook, I created All About Inclusive—a platform focused on empathy, acceptance, and appreciation, as I strongly believe these voices make the world better.

All About Inclusive celebrates the inspiring journeys of individuals who have overcome challenges to succeed. Whether you are neurodivergent, a parent, a doctor, a therapist, or an advocate, this platform honours your story with sincerity, respect, and wholehearted recognition.

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All About Inclusive celebrates the inspiring journeys of individuals who have overcome challenges to succeed. Whether you are neurodivergent, a parent, a doctor, a therapist, or an advocate, this platform honours your story.