Every few months, social media finds a new target. Recently, it was wheelchair assistance at airports. A video goes viral , someone claims the system is being “abused,” and suddenly the national conversation shifts to blame, anger, and calls for passengers to “pay for service.” The problem is not new, but the speed at which online frustration hardens into public judgment is increasing. Somewhere along the way, we started framing this as a question of who “deserves” help. But

A recent article in The Hindu  by Jagriti Chandra titled “Flyers without mobility issues can pay for wheelchair: DGCA”  quotes the...

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