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Open Letter to Therapy Centre Owners of India

I found another announcement from a therapy centre almost every other day- A new branch, A bigger campus, A new school, A training institute, Another autism awareness seminar, Another award, Another speech about inclusion,  Another social media post about growth and every time I see these announcements, one thought keep coming back to me: Who is taking care of the kids already in your centres...

Why the Neerja Modi School Video Should Alarm Every School—Especially Inclusive Ones

The CCTV footage of the Neerja Modi School in Jaipur is uncomfortable viewing; it shows a child desperately trying and repeatedly failing to elicit help. The video, released by the family of nine-year-old Amaira, who died after jumping from the fourth floor of the school building on November 1, 2025, has reopened national debate over bullying, school responsibility and child safety. Also Read:...

Preparing Your Autistic Child for Board Exams? Here’s What a Senior Psychologist Suggests

For many autistic children, board examinations are not only about academics. Even before they enter the exam hall, they have dealt with issues that seldom get identified – being misunderstood, judged for communicating or learning differently and facing challenges like anxiety, sensory overload and social isolation. We laud marks, without realizing what goes into surviving those scars before...

Why The SC’s Intervention On Therapy Centres Could Be A Turning Point For Special Children

An autistic five-year-old child stacks blocks while sitting at a table with a therapist as an intervention for developing communication skills. In the adjacent room, a child with cerebral palsy is called upon to do precisely the same thing. Just along the corridor, a child with ADHD does another identical worksheet. Different diagnoses. Different developmental needs. But the intervention is quite...

Srimithra: The Autistic Math Prodigy Who Can Tackle NEET-Level Concepts but Was Rejected by Schools

India’s educational policies hail inclusive classrooms, equal opportunities and a child’s right to learn with their peers. Diversity and multi-ethnic inclusion are proudly lauded in prospectuses, websites and annual reports. However, for many families with children who have disabilities, inclusion is a promise in writing not a reality on the ground. It exposes the contradiction...

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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.

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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.