For the first time ever, Sony LIV is creating history with their Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special episode, which will now be available with Indian sign language interpretation. This groundbreaking move ensures that entrepreneurial inspiration and opportunities are truly accessible to all, reinforcing the show’s unwavering commitment to inclusiveness.
At the forefront of this initiative is accessibility advocate Alok Kejriwal, Founder and CEO, India Signing Hands, whose presence amplifies the importance of equal opportunities for all entrepreneurs.
The episode that features entrepreneurs who are specially-abled or those working to empower them is supported by Jeet Adani, Director of Adani Airports, he not only mentors but also provides financial support to businesses dedicated to accessibility-focused solutions. His involvement bridges the gap between ambition and opportunity, helping to promote both accessibility and progress.
Commenting on the sign language interpretation done in order to reach a larger audience, Alok Kejriwal, Founder and CEO, India Signing Hands said, “True inclusivity goes beyond representation, it’s about breaking barriers and ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability, has equal access to opportunities. With Indian sign language interpretation on Shark Tank India – Divyang Special episode, the Shark Tank India team is moving towards a future where every entrepreneur’s vision is seen, heard, and valued.”
The Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special episode was a game-changer, offering a national platform for entrepreneurs with disabilities to showcase their ideas. Now, with the addition of the sign language interpretation, the platform is setting a new benchmark for accessibility in Indian entertainment. This initiative isn’t just about representation; it’s about creating a more inclusive future where every voice is valued, and every dream has the opportunity to thrive.
Watch Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special with Indian Sign Language interpretation streaming now only on Sony LIV!
