Gautam Adani’s son Jeet Adani in episode “Shark Tank India” tutor special entrepreneur
Jeet Adani not only mentors, but also provides financial support to businesses specifically targeting accessibility solutions.
The latest episode of the commercial reality show “Shark Tank India” is made by Jeet Adani Airport Director, and combines the explanation of Indian Sign Language.
The special episode titled “The Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special” is now available through Indian Sign Language Interpretation. The forefront of the program is Alok Kejriwal, an advocate for accessibility, founder and CEO, India signed with both hands and amplified the importance of equal opportunities for all entrepreneurs.
This episode features special entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs dedicated to empowering them. Jeet Adani not only mentors, but also provides financial support to businesses specifically targeting accessibility solutions.
Talking about the sign language interpretation done in order to reach a larger audience, Alok Kejriwal, Founder and CEO, India Signing Hands said, “True inclusion 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 value it.”
The “Gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special” plot is a game-changer that provides a national platform for disabled entrepreneurs to show their ideas. Now, with the addition of sign language interpretation, the platform sets a new benchmark for accessibility in Indian entertainment. This initiative is more than just a representation. It’s about creating a more inclusive future, with every voice valued and every dream having the opportunity to thrive.
“The gateway to Shark Tank India – Divyang Special”, Indian Sign Language Interpretation streams Sony Liv.
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