Sony LIV has introduced Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpretation for the ‘Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special’ episode.
This initiative has ensured that entrepreneurial inspiration and opportunities are accessible to all, reinforcing ‘Shark Tank India’s commitment to breaking barriers and fostering equal opportunities.
At the forefront of this ground-breaking move is Alok Kejriwal, Founder & CEO of India Signing Hands, an accessibility advocate whose presence amplifies the importance of inclusive entrepreneurship.
The Divyang Special episode features specially-abled entrepreneurs and businesses dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. Adding to the impact is Jeet Adani, Director of Adani Airports, who not only mentors but also provides financial backing to businesses focused on accessibility-driven solutions.
His involvement bridges the gap between ambition and opportunity, promoting both progress and inclusivity in India’s entrepreneurial landscape.
Speaking about the introduction of Indian Sign Language interpretation, Kejriwal emphasized the importance of true inclusivity and said, “True inclusivity goes beyond representation; it’s about breaking barriers and ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability, has equal access to opportunities. With ISL interpretation, the ‘Shark Tank India’ team is moving towards a future where every entrepreneur’s vision is seen, heard, and valued.”
With this move, ‘Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special’ has become not just a game-changer for entrepreneurs with disabilities but is setting a new standard for accessibility in Indian entertainment.
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