Hi Pranav sir

The main purpose of having a separate disability coach is to ensure
that disabled persons have a seat in case the trains are fully
crowded, which usually is the case in India.
Even the toilet is designed in such a way that even people with
physical disabilities can use it with some sort of ease.
There may be some other facilities, but my knowledge limits me till here.



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On 6/12/09, Adhimoolam Vetrivel Murugan <[email protected]> wrote:
> A couple of things can be tried out here. First, one can politely
> request normal passengers to relocate their seats for us. Not
> listened? We have the best tool in terms of the emergency chain and
> the train has to stop as long as we are holding it. I have been
> successful several times in drawing the attention of the authorities
> by this method. Last but not the least, we should remember that the
> first person who is responsible to ensure that disabled coatch is
> being used by them alone is the train guard and if he/she, usually it
> is a he because of the patriarchy of the Indian rail way system should
> be made accountable for such happenings and one can write to the
> concerned station director and the rail way divisional manager of a
> particular division. Last but not the least, call the police if you
> have access to cellphone. This can usually be done by diling 911 or
> 112. It of course does not work with BSNL.
>
> Vetri.
>
> On 11/06/2009, phani srikanth <[email protected]> wrote:
>> hi all, yes we have to always share the responsibility while fighting
>> towards those issues. as far as i am concerned i am ready to lend my
>> relentless support both financially and physically to fight for these
>> issues. but i feel that we must fight these issues collectively and
>> not as an individual as individual protests does not bring any fruits
>> from our great governments. So it is requested that all accessindians
>> shall come forward for solving these issues.
>>
>> On 6/11/09, Vamshi. G <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Yes, Kanchan madam, I too accept that many of us are ready to start an
>>> e group for discussing various problems of VVI people, but very few
>>> are ready to fight for them in the virtual world.
>>> I feel these e groups should only serve as home work exercise for the
>>> real battles.
>>>
>>> But, as Rajesh sir said, many of us lack the academic, social and,
>>> importantly, the financial resources to take up an issue and fight it
>>> out.
>>> I am ignorant of the legal costs, actually, how much will it cost to
>>> fight a court case, say the one relating to the scribe for banking
>>> exams?  And how about sharing that cost among ourselves, atleast among
>>> those who are employed and willing to afford?
>>>
>>> Personally, I am ready to spend up to5% of my annual income for this
>>> purpose.
>>> I know this is an off topic proposal as financial transactions
>>> shouldn't be discussed on the list, but if the government is not
>>> bothered about us and, as you said, NGOs are so worried about the
>>> costs, then we might not have any other option but to shoulder the
>>> responsibility.
>>>
>>> In my second or third class, i used to have a hindi lesson "apna kam
>>> swayam karo", which means we should do our works on our own.
>>>
>>>
>>> --
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>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 6/11/09, Asudani, Rajesh <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> Yes, Kanchan, everybody has the right to choose one's battles.
>>>> However, everybody is not equally capable to fight those out.
>>>> There are hundreds of internal and external factors influencing one's
>>>> endeavors.
>>>> Anyway, I am about to choose my priorities for striving, and it seems
>>>> education sector has a vast potential to generate satisfying employment
>>>> for
>>>> at least those woo persevere at studies.
>>>>
>>>> I am not comparing priorities.
>>>> All issues affecting disabled merit a genuine striving, however, I can
>>>> surely say that railways, education, and such other problems do affect
>>>> substantially  more number of disabled individuals than, say, air travel
>>>> and
>>>> share trading, which are the domain of a few elite. Moreover, the people
>>>> affected by former issues, unlike those affected by later ones,  are not
>>>> capable themselves to raise a whimper, let alone fight a battle with
>>>> authorities. So, we have to launch a full-fledged agitation for all such
>>>> issues.
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: [email protected]
>>>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Pamnani
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 6:42 PM
>>>> To: [email protected]
>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] "My experience in travel.
>>>>
>>>> Rajesh, I am glad you accept that you are passive. What stops people
>>>> like
>>>> you from taking out the agitation.
>>>> You are so talented why not use your pen. Get the people around you to
>>>> get
>>>> together for a rally. I have heard you speak and I know you can
>>>> motivate.
>>>> Why not start something which we can all join. Something like the dharna
>>>> I
>>>> had planned against Nasscom and so many accessindians had agreed to be
>>>> there.
>>>>
>>>> Please do not compare priorities if someone wants to fight DGCA  let
>>>> them.
>>>> do not think that one is more than the other. We all have the right to
>>>> choose our battles.
>>>>
>>>> Last week in response to my email on the Database someone did tell me
>>>> that
>>>> we should be fighting against the coins problem rather than wasting
>>>> money
>>>> on
>>>> a database. .
>>>> Why could not that person take up the challenge himself and fight
>>>> against
>>>> the coins issue and let me choose  my battle.
>>>> Why does everyone think that others are there to fight these
>>>> battles.Lets
>>>> fight them for ourselves and for the benfit of others.
>>>>
>>>> I chose to fight the NSDL or the Banks problem no one forced me to do
>>>> them.
>>>> On the coins issue I had written a mail about a month ago. After that
>>>> there
>>>> was complete silence because everyone realised that they did not want to
>>>> take the lead.
>>>> Yes the railways is a problem. I am going to take up about 3 of those
>>>> many
>>>> problems after I finish some basic work on the database and on the
>>>> scribes
>>>> issue. Also the problems of the physiotherapist need to be looked into
>>>> urgently.  Until I do something you can do a lot.
>>>> I hope you and everyone here does do something.
>>>>
>>>> Kanchan Pamnani
>>>> Advocate & Solicitor
>>>> 9, Suleman Chambers,
>>>> Battery Street, Colaba,
>>>> Mumbai - 400 039.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: "Rahul Gambhir" <[email protected]>
>>>> To: <[email protected]>
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 4:00 PM
>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] "My experience in travel.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I also had a similar experience, I was traveling from Dheradun to
>>>>> Delhi,
>>>>> and
>>>>> the railway police allowed 2 persons to get into the coach. They were
>>>>> allotted seats against some amount which they paid to security
>>>>> personals.
>>>>> When I requested one of the security personal to vacate a birth for me
>>>>> so
>>>>> that I can sleep. He said that there is no birth vacant in the
>>>>> compartment.
>>>>> And that was the time when I entered into a debate with them, as I was
>>>>> aware
>>>>> about actual facts.
>>>>>
>>>>> Normally there are 4 births in the Disabled coach out of which 2 births
>>>>> were
>>>>> occupied by those sighted persons and one by the 2 security personals,
>>>>> and
>>>>> one birth by me and my escort.
>>>>>
>>>>> I started by requesting sighted person to change their coach, as this
>>>>> coach
>>>>> is reserved for Disabled travelers. The police personals started
>>>>> defending
>>>>> them as they were bribed for allotting births.
>>>>>
>>>>> After a long debate with those 4 persons they finally vacated the coach
>>>>> at
>>>>> haridwar, and we managed to get our due rights.
>>>>>
>>>>> There are many changes that are required to be brought in the system of
>>>>> railways ranging from getting reservation done to traveling, to make
>>>>> the
>>>>> traveling of disabled persons convenient.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>> Rahul Gambhir
>>>>>
>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>> From: [email protected]
>>>>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Asudani,
>>>>> Rajesh
>>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 2:33 PM
>>>>> To: [email protected]
>>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] "My experiance in travel.
>>>>>
>>>>> All these absurd problems with disability sector are because we have
>>>>> lost
>>>>> ability to give a fight.
>>>>> Has there been any rally to voice all these issues?
>>>>> Has anybody undertaken a fast to ventilate all such issues?
>>>>> Has anybody assassinated a prominent personality because disability
>>>>> issues
>>>>> were not taken cognizance of?
>>>>>
>>>>> Millions and millions of disabled continue to live like ants, being
>>>>> trod
>>>>> upon by so-called normal individuals daily.
>>>>> Abusing in the name of caste is a cognizable offence, is it so in the
>>>>> name
>>>>> of disability?
>>>>> No. have you wondered, why?
>>>>> Pick up  a fight with anybody, and the first explative will be in the
>>>>> name
>>>>> of your disability...
>>>>>
>>>>> Establishments not reserving posts, not giving their due to deserving
>>>>> candidates, not giving any work even after appointment, constantly
>>>>> torturing
>>>>> disabled employees for not performing according to prevailing norms and
>>>>> procedures, Not allowing use of disabled hoach in the trains
>>>>> peacefully,
>>>>> declaring totally blind unfit for any job and so on and so on, all
>>>>> these
>>>>> are
>>>>> indignities which we are bearing in the name of civilization. Courts
>>>>> are
>>>>> not
>>>>> a panacea, and are more of problem creators than solvers.
>>>>>
>>>>> Now, giving one more example, I was threatened by none other than
>>>>> assistant
>>>>> security officer of our bank that he would not allow my autorikshaw to
>>>>> come
>>>>> till my flat's door to pick me up and drop me and I should board it my
>>>>> outside colony gate.
>>>>> Mind you, dispute between us was concerning something else, and he
>>>>> brought
>>>>> this issue as an example.
>>>>> Now, do you think it is decent behaviour?
>>>>> And, now, what can I hope for by invoking available remedies?
>>>>>
>>>>> The point in question is indignities metted out to the person on
>>>>> account
>>>>> of
>>>>> disability and our utter inability to undertake any fruitful action.
>>>>> This handicapped compartment issue is also here for ages, since they
>>>>> were
>>>>> introduced in railways.
>>>>> Almost all of us have suffered from it.
>>>>> But, we are more concerned with DGCA issuing guidelines for independent
>>>>> travel of disable air passengers than a disabled person being able to
>>>>> undertake convenient journey rightfully in railways.
>>>>>
>>>>> UGC compandium of circulars is one more example.
>>>>> So is arbitrariness in issuing railway concession tickets by ER clerks.
>>>>> So, formal and informal victimization of the disabled is a fact of
>>>>> life.
>>>>> We must, protest, at least by employing all available means against
>>>>> such
>>>>> an
>>>>> indignified life.
>>>>> Judiciary, executive consultations etc. can, to some extent, mitigate
>>>>> the
>>>>> issues. Public agitation is also one of the potent means, but is easier
>>>>> said
>>>>> than done.
>>>>> Mind you, I too perceive myself as one of the passive viewers/victims
>>>>> of
>>>>> this foolish process of humanity.
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards
>>>>> Rajesh
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>> From: [email protected]
>>>>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of subi k.s.
>>>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 1:52 PM
>>>>> To: [email protected]
>>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] "My experiance in travel.
>>>>>
>>>>> On 6/10/09, tharani <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>> Dear A I friends:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> While I travel through train in disable coach the normal person also
>>>>>> get
>>>>> in
>>>>>> to the disable coach.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Not only single person,  group of the person or family group member.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This incident will be held on the starting stage. So, We don't have
>>>>>> enif
>>>>>> place.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> While traveling train they lay down on the flore and they start to
>>>>>> smoak.after starting station there is no chance to get in to the
>>>>>> disable
>>>>>> person inside of the cabin. If the disable person nock the door the
>>>>>> normal
>>>>>> person keep silent and they asked are you having any concision form
>>>>>> and
>>>>> show
>>>>>> it to us.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Finally the disable person missed the train. In this occasion what we
>>>>>> will
>>>>>> do?PLS give your cooperation for to take a good jerny.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>  Thanks for ever:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> B. Tharanipathy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mobile: 09840825958.
>>>>>>
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