The National Trust for Welfare of Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities Act, 1999
Share
Cite this▾
Citations are auto-generated; verify before publishing. The act classification is PolicyDhara's, not the source's.
Central or state Act — primary legislation passed by the legislature. Carries binding force and shapes the rules under which citizens, institutions, and markets operate.
Summary
Central Act enacted 1999-12-30. Full text on India Code (indiacode.nic.in).
Key Facts
TypeAct
SourceIndia Code (Historical)
PublishedThursday, 30 December 1999
Affected Population~350 million BPL population, 140 million elderly
Key Numbers
PM-JAY: 55 crore beneficiaries
MGNREGA: Rs 86,000 crore annual outlay
NSAP pensions: 3 crore beneficiaries
RPwD Act 2016: 21 recognised disabilities
Key Authorities
Ministry of Social Justice & EmpowermentNITI AayogDepartment of Empowerment of Persons with DisabilitiesOffice of the Chief Commissioner for Persons with DisabilitiesMinistry of Electronics & IT
Key Stakeholders
BPL FamiliesSenior CitizensPersons with DisabilitiesDisability Rights OrganisationsSpecial EducatorsInternet Users
Dr Martin Patrick, Senior Fellow (Economy), Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), discusses Kerala’s economic development priorities, focusing on employment generation, higher education, investment, technology and sustainable growth. The interview explores ways to strengthen Kerala’s economy by creating local employment […] The post Kerala’s Economic Development: Growth, Employment and Sustainability | Dr Martin Patrick appeared first on Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR).
The UK announces US$1.32 billion in commercial deals with India across AI, healthcare, aviation and engineering, following the India-UK CETA implementation.