Govt Appoints This Parliamentarians to Rehabilitation Council

In a move to strengthen India’s disability education and training infrastructure, the Central Government has appointed MPs Kanwar Singh Tanwar and Dr. Jashvantsinh Parmar to the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). The appointments were notified by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment under the RCI Act of 1992.

About the Appointees

  • Kanwar Singh Tanwar – Lok Sabha MP
  • Dr. Jashvantsinh Salamsinh Parmar – Rajya Sabha MP
  • Both will serve a two-year term, or until successors are appointed.

What is the Rehabilitation Council of India?

The RCI is a statutory body responsible for,

  • Regulating training standards for rehabilitation professionals
  • Promoting education and services for persons with disabilities
  • Ensuring quality and compliance in disability-related programs across India

This council plays a vital role in certifying institutions, courses, and professionals involved in areas like special education, therapy, vocational training, and more.

Significance of the Appointments

These new appointments are expected to,

  • Strengthen policy advocacy for disability rights in Parliament
  • Enhance alignment between legislative efforts and on-ground implementation
  • Encourage modernization of training programs in line with global rehabilitation standards

Quick Facts

  • Body: Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI)
  • Appointed MPs: Kanwar Singh Tanwar (LS), Jashvantsinh Parmar (RS)
  • Term: 2 years
  • Act: RCI Act, 1992
  • Ministry: Social Justice and Empowerment
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