Millions of disabled Indians rely on these websites to bank, pay taxes, and reach government services. Most of them do not work with a screen reader or a keyboard. This index measures where each one fails, names the exact fault on the page, and gives every site owner a clear way to fix it and be re-checked. The aim is plain: make these services usable for the people the law already says they must serve.
Covered here: Union ministries, public-sector and scheduled commercial banks, state governments, and health-scheme portals, checked with an automated harness (axe-core, the same engine behind the WebAIM Million). Every finding is a real fault on the site’s own page, with third-party widgets like YouTube and chat boxes excluded. Deeper per-journey audits exist for the sites in the evidence archive: see the Income Tax portal walkthrough. Full method and limits are on the methodology page.
Every audited site is listed and ranked in the full All-India index, worst failures first. The most detailed sites also have a per-journey evidence page that follows one real person through one real task and names every fault with its exact element and rule.
117 sites covered so far: 61 audited, 23 blocking automated tools, and 33 unreachable from outside India. No accessibility claim is made about the sites that served a block page or did not respond from outside India; they are listed for completeness and will be re-audited with a method their servers accept. Only the 61 sites that served their real page carry findings. Automated scanning catches a floor of the real problems, never the ceiling.