Though providing the technology to write the exams, still the scribe required, 
don’t know why.
Experienced couple of exams and the keyboard functionality is completely 
disabled. As for the 2016 disability act, technology must enabled for people 
with disability, but, still there is no progress.
But, we need to appreciate few of the organizations made by there efforts.

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf 
Of Minar Singh
Sent: 18 April 2022 02:20 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AI] Why should blindness become grounds for discrimination?

Hi Shankar,
We all are aware of the bitter fact that many VI get in to banking services due 
to scribe. Scribe clears exam for the aspiring candidate.
I don't know when this mal-practice is going to stop. VI people lack moral 
values. I feel Maths, reasoning and other essential skills should be checked 
during interview before candidate gets selected for the specific designation 
especially for VI.

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> I don’t know why the visually impaired bankers does not empower other 
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> Subject: [AI] Why should blindness become grounds for discrimination?
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> The Eyeway Helpdesk empowers blind and visually impaired people to 
> become independent contributing members of the society. Often, we 
> encourage our callers to pursue higher education, acquire new skills 
> and proper training, actively seek gainful employment and aspire to 
> thrive alongside their able-bodied peers. Many of them follow our 
> advice and work hard towards leading a life with dignity.
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> Unfortunately, their education, employment, skills, talent and social 
> standing ceases to matter when it comes to discrimination on the 
> grounds of their inability to see. They are often seen as secondary 
> citizens, who need a sighted crutch at all times to access services.
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> Banking is a common example in this context. Thousands of blind and 
> visually impaired citizens face discrimination and denial of banking 
> services. While some bank officials deem them ‘disabled’ to run secure 
> transactions, others fail to imagine how a person who cannot see will 
> sign a cheque, withdraw from an ATM or log on to internet banking.
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> All of the above is possible and common practice among blind citizens 
> who use technology and other aids to carry out such financial tasks. 
> Even if they depend on sighted help, it is still their legal right to 
> avail banking facilities like any other citizen.
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> Recently two callers contacted the Eyeway helpline when their banks 
> refused to issue an ATM card. 31-year-old Monu Kumar from Bhojpur, 
> Bihar works as a primary school teacher. And Krushna Gaware from Pune, 
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> Ministry. Despite working independently and overcoming the challenges 
> of vision impairment, they both felt humiliated at the hands of bank 
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> For inclusion to happen, the society has to acknowledge the 
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> haves rather than have nots and accommodate them within the current scheme of 
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