सव भव तु सिखनः ु • The Chapter on Educa on may provide for disability wise disaggrega on of dropout rates maintained by Rashtriya Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan (RSSA) and Unified District Informa on System for Educa on (UDISE). The Chapter may provide for physical infrastructural modifica ons to provide girls with disabili es accessible toilets and other menstrual health management facili es in schools to ensure reduc on in dropouts of specially abled girls. • Chapter on Health may provide for extension of health insurance cover to PwDs at the rate of premium and other terms and condi ons similar to the one applicable to persons free from disabilies. The Chapter may also provide that no specially abled person shall be denied insurance cover on account of their disability. • In order to increase the availability and reach of rehabilita on professionals, such as occupa onal therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, special educators, mul purpose rehabilita on workers and psychologists, especially in rural areas, the Chapter may provide for measures, including promo on of courses with adequate number of seats in these professions in the country. • The Chapter on Skill Development and Employment may provide for ensuring availability of disabled friendly and accessible accommoda on to PwDs at workspaces and to ensure nondiscriminatory promo- ons of PwDs within organisa ons to ensure growth of PwDs in the organisa onal hierarchy. The Chapter may provide for a monitoring mechanism to ensure that private establish- ments are in compliance with the provisions of the RPD Act, such as appointment of a liaison officer, provision of reasonable accommoda ons as also implementa on of the equal opportunity policy. Chapter 7 - Thematic Areas 7.7.5 Illustra ve Cases 1.) An old lady had a paralysis a ack and was being harassed by her two sons and daughters-in-law (Case No. 245/22/53/2020) On 29 January 2020, the Commission took cognizance of the Complaint made by a resident of District Vellore, Tamil Nadu, alleging that she recently had a paralysis a ack and was being harassed by her two sons and daughters-in-law. The Complainant stated that they harmed her and pushed her out of the house and she was out with no food and water. The Commission directed the DG (I) to collect facts telephonically, examine them and submit a report on the ma er. A report dated 03 February 2020 was submi ed to the Commission, wherein it was stated that as per the police report, the vic m was alright and was being looked a er by her rela ves. It was requested that reports be called from the District Collector/ DM, Vellore and the Superintendent of Police, Vellore. On 18 February 2020, the Commission a er perusing and considering the report, called for reports in the ma er within six weeks from the Collector/ DM, Vellore and the Superintendent of Police, Vellore, Tamil Nadu. Since no report was received by the Commission within the s pulated me period, the Commission sent a reminder on 15 July 2021 to the District Collector/ DM, Vellore and the Superintendent of Police, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, for submission of the reports within six weeks. Therea er, since no report was received by the Commission within the s pulated me period, the Commission sent a final reminder on 20 May 2022 to the District Collector/ DM, Vellore and the Superintendent of Police, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, for submission of the reports within four weeks. Pursuant to the direc ons issued by the Commission, the Commission received the enquiry report dated 02 June 2022 from the Superintendent of Police, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, on 14 June 2022, wherein it is inter alia stated that 53