yes, it is true, Harish was starting computer training for BGFI, way 
back in 1987.
there after other NGO's started.


At 08:43 AM 12/18/2007, you wrote:

>mahendra,nafisa and harish will join me in saying that probably 
>blind graduates forum of india is the pioneering organisation in 
>initiating computer trainig for the blindi n india.way back in 1987 
>the BGFI conductedweekend training sessions in Smt Kamala mehta 
>school for blind girls at dadar mumbai .nafisa and harish were 
>associated with those training sessions.dorabji tata trust donated a 
>speech synthesizer which was from england named hal . thereafter 
>harish joined main streamed computer training institution .later in 
>year 1990 with the initiative of shri ratnakar raje the indian guild 
>for handicapped in colabaration with national society for equal 
>opportunity to the handicapped started dos based computer training 
>programme in mumbai where harish was one of the faculty members.me 
>and nafisa were the students of first batch . the intresting thing 
>about this training programme was the students were given a decent 
>stypend to cover their convenyace charges.> From: 
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Date: 
>Mon, 17 Dec 2007 12:31:42 +0530> Subject: Re: [AI] history of 
>computer education for blind in india> > Hello,> > I think, Computer 
>was used by the vlind people in the early nineties in> India. As far 
>as I heard, K. Ramkrishna was one of the early users. Harish> kotian 
>also used the DOS-based tiny talk in the nineties. As regards> 
>Kolkata, NAB started here a small venture in 1992 or 1993. But it 
>did not> continue for long and I never found anybody using a pc 
>until 2000 in> Kolkata. In fact, computer was too costly in the 
>nineties for personal use.> > NAB again started computer education 
>here in the year 2000 and I was a> student of that year. Mohammed 
>Asif Iqbal, a fellow member on our list, was> our teacher at NAB. I 
>hope, Harish and Ramkrishna will be able to tell more> about the 
>beginning of computer education in India.> > Best regards,> > 
>Amiyo.> > Cell: +91-9433464329> > ----- Original Message -----> 
>From: "sriram kalyanaraman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> To: 
><[email protected]>> Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 
>11:37 AM> Subject: Re: [AI] history of computer education for blind 
>in india> > > > Samarthanam , Matruchaya and NAB started computer 
>education in Bangalore.> You could write to them for more details. 
>In Chennai, NIVH and Ability> foundation have computer traning 
>centers. You should not only discuss about> English computer 
>education but also regional language education. IITM and> some other 
>institituions developed this software. Vidya Vriksha taught this> to 
>interested students (as far as IITM software.)> > Central Univesrity 
>Hyderabad has a center along with CEFOL.> >> > Best wishes,> > K. 
>Sriram> >> > Subramani L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> > 
>It's a pitty that no one got write a book on the subject. Besides> > 
>academic interest, this would serve as an authentic record for the 
>work> > done in India.> >> > Subramani> >> > -----Original 
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