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All the human beings are born free and by birth itself, every human being enjoys some inalienable, eternal, universal natural rights. Those rights are also recognized as a basic human rights and which gives assurance of equality in dignity. Right to life, right to equality, right to liberty, right to movement, right to thought and expression, right to access the necessities, right against exploitations, right to security.etc.. are the basic rights of all the human beings. From the Sophocles story of 'Antigone' of 441 BC to Universal Declaration of Human rights, 1948 AD, we can track the evolution of human rights in all over the world. The movement for protection of rights of disabled persons started with United Nations General Assembly Declaration on the Rights of Disabled Person on 9th December, 1975. In this research paper, the researcher is particularly dealing with respect to the international convention, contemporary status and governmental policies in India for the purpose of legal protection and accessibilities towards one of the vulnerable class of the society i.e., disabled persons.