Technoableism and the Bias Pipeline: How Ableist Ideology Becomes Algorithmic Exclusion
An examination of how automated hiring and evaluation systems replicate architectural barriers in digital spaces, embedding systemic bias in code.
Nilesh Singit
Intersection of disability rights, accessibility policy, and governance. Specialist in built environment audits and digital systems inclusion.
Work treats accessibility not as a retrofit exercise or check-box item, but as a core requirement of institutional architecture, design accountability, and constitutional rights.
Featured Commentary & Policy Work
Key essays, open letters, and analytical articles exploring techno-ableism, digital equity, and policy frameworks in India and globally.
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Open Letter to Niti Aayog: Urgent Need for Disability-Inclusive AI Governance Framework
An advocacy brief requesting direct policy revisions to include mandatory RPwD Act compliance within upcoming national artificial intelligence guidelines.
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Accessibility Is Not a Retrofitting Exercise: Drawing Board Intervention
Why structural modifications to public transport networks and governmental offices must be integrated at inception rather than implemented as modifications.