As per the case facts, the appellant, who is colorblind, was denied admission to a Diploma in Editing course. The High Court had suggested a de novo process for the ... appellant, leading to this appeal for accommodation. The question arose whether a colorblind individual should be accommodated in the course under the principle of "reasonable accommodation," potentially by increasing the course capacity. Finally, the Supreme Court, while acknowledging the principle of "reasonable accommodation" and its previous observations that color blindness is not true blindness, sought input from the Institute. The Court indicated its willingness to explore solutions like accommodating the candidate in the next academic year by increasing the course strength.