Recently, the Supreme Court has been informed that, at present. There are no adequately validated tests in India for the diagnosis of dyslexia and other learning disorders affecting adult populations. Most tests available today were developed for use in children, thus leaving a gap in the ability to assist adult populations experiencing similar difficulties. Read More: New Study Exploring Brain Plasticity in Developmental Dyslexia NIMHANS Working on New Assessment Tools  The National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) informed the Court that it continues to create appropriate assessments for adults. These instruments should be developed over the next three years through current investigations to help with the detection and enhancement of individuals with developmental disorders.  Supreme Court Takes Note  Someone brought the case to court to address the absence of an appropriate system for identifying learning deficits in adults. The Court noted that the existing framework for identifying…