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Disability Inclusion in Indian Civil Services – Our Thoughts

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Given the current multiple controversies surrounding the Indian civil services, this one about questioning the provision of entry to persons with disabilities prompted us to break our silence on the matter of disability inclusion. Let’s examine an officer’s comment recently made on a public forum.

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Global view on social mobility – focus on India

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Influencing wellbeing, life satisfaction, economic growth and even social cohesion, social mobility is an important measure of development in a society. It refers to the ability of individuals and groups to shift across socio-economic levels (ideally upward).

LGBTQIA+ Inclusion – A Global Perspective

n June 2024, In Diverse Company hosted a virtual roundtable discussion ” LGBTQIA+ Inclusion – A Global Perspective”. IIndustry experts globally joined us to explore the dynamic and evolving landscape of LGBTQIA+ rights and inclusion worldwide, how organisations and leaders navigate this in their global operations, and how they pave the way for change in the wake of the current situation - banner image

In June 2024, In Diverse Company hosted a virtual roundtable discussion ” LGBTQIA+ Inclusion – A Global Perspective”. Industry experts globally joined us to explore the dynamic and evolving landscape of LGBTQIA+ rights and inclusion worldwide, how organisations and leaders navigate this in their global operations, and how they pave the way for change in the wake of the current situation.

Diversity and Inclusion in Action: An Indian Perspective

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Most organizations report no issues with caste, saying that all their people-decisions are based on merit and merit alone. However, this perspective doesn’t fit well with research that indicates the low representation of disadvantaged castes at higher management levels, and which also sheds light on their day-to-day experiences of marginalization.