  The pandemic has affected every facet of human life. Apart from individuals
psychological and mental health issues, the concern regarding mobility, access
and communication with high risk infection is a challenging situation. People
with disability are more likely vulnerable to infections. The new changes in
our social lifestyle (social distancing, limiting touch) can profoundly impact
the day today life of people with disability. In this paper, we will briefly
discuss the situation faced by individuals with disabilities, some known
remedies, and yet to be identified and curated technological remedies; the
impact due to transition of special education toward online mode. Tips and
tricks for better utilization of work from home concept by people with
disabilities. Accessibility must be universal, accommodating all and
encouraging inclusivity. As rightly said by Helen Keller, 'The only thing worse
than being blind is having sight but no vision'; subsequently, going by the
demand of the time, we should contribute toward the universal design approach
by supporting people with disabilities and commit to the changes required in
disability care to reduce the impact of pandemic. Keywords: Disabilities,
pandemic, corona virus, inclusive
