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The plea highlights a systemic and nationwide failure of non-implementation of accessibility across all stages of air travel, including booking, web-check-in, airport entry and navigation, counter check-in, security screening, Digi Yatra processing, immigration, boarding, in-flight services, and arrival assistance
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The Supreme Court has issued transformative directives to the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) mandating enhanced accommodations for candidates with disabilities in the Civil Services Examination (CSE).
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What is the name of the processing system used in air travel?
Digi Yatra processing system is a scheme used in air travel to facilitate smooth processing of passengers. This system is part of the aviation infrastructure in India.
Consider the following statements regarding Accessibility in Air Travel: 1. The Digi Yatra processing system is used in air travel. 2. Accessibility is lacking in all stages of air travel. 3. The Supreme Court is to examine a plea that systemic blind spots in the aviation boom left disabled travellers stranded. How many of the above statements are correct?
Statement 1 is correct because the fact list mentions the Digi Yatra processing system is used in air travel. Statement 2 is correct because the fact list mentions a nationwide failure of non-implementation of accessibility across all stages of air travel. Statement 3 is correct because the fact list mentions that the Supreme Court is to examine a plea that systemic blind spots in the aviation boom left disabled travellers stranded.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: The Supreme Court is to examine a plea that systemic blind spots in the aviation boom left disabled travellers stranded. Statement-II: The plea highlights a nationwide failure of non-implementation of accessibility across all stages of air travel. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement-1 is true because it directly quotes the event mentioned in the fact list. Statement-2 is also true because it accurately describes the content of the plea mentioned in the fact list. Statement-2 explains why Statement-1 is true, as the plea is the reason for the Supreme Court's examination.