The Supreme Court of India has directed the central government to frame a policy on disability rights, emphasizing the need for greater accessibility and inclusivity. Background: The case was filed by a disability rights activist, who sought directions from the court to ensure that public buildings and transportation systems were accessible to persons with disabilities. Parties: The petitioner argued that the lack of accessibility in public spaces violated the rights of persons with disabilities, while the respondents, including the Union of India, contended that significant progress had been made in this regard. Legal issues: The court considered whether the central government had a duty to ensure accessibility in public spaces. Court observations: The Supreme Court observed that the rights of persons with disabilities were often neglected and that a comprehensive policy was necessary to address these issues. Significance: The direction has significant implications for disability rights in India, emphasizing the need for greater accessibility and inclusivity in public spaces.