How many of you have come across differently-abled individuals? I'm sure many of you have encountered such individuals on multiple occasions. We often feel sad about their situation and try to express sympathy toward them. We assist them, sometimes even without them explicitly asking for help. However, we fail to realize that our actions may inadvertently lead to discrimination rather than genuine support. While our intentions may be good, we tend to generalize that people with different abilities are incapable of being self-reliant and constantly require assistance. This form of discrimination is pervasive, even in well-educated and developed societies. However, it is essential to note that you should not be blamed, as most individuals, approximately 95%, remain unaware of this type of discrimination. Let us delve into a better understanding of the concept of ableism. By definition, Ableism is discrimination against individuals with disabilities, perpetuating societal norms tha