In broad terms, ‘disability’ is any continuing condition that
restricts everyday activity. It is the lack of adequate power, strength,
physical or mental ability or incapacity that prevents a person from living a
full, normal life.
Some common disabilities are:
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Visual impairment
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Hearing impairment
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Mental health conditions
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Intellectual disability
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Acquired brain injury
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Autism spectrum disorder
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Physical disability
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Etc.
It is on account of disability that there is need to provide special benefits for persons with disabilities in order enable them to assimilate into the general masses. It is important to be sensitive and inclusive while provided special benefits.
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