Of course, you are right being a visually challenged you have to struggle a
lot for your rights. In my case, since last 7 months I am fighting against
Extension Counter of the Canara Bank to avail Cheque Book, ATM fascility etc
and more significantly, even after complaining to RBI ombudsmen I have not
given these fascilities.
Anyways, struggle against such discriminations will be continue. Happy
teachers' day.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rakesh Kumar Gupta" <rkgd1...@gmail.com>
To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Cc: "rambabu adikesavalu" <rambabu_...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 8:26 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Happy Teachers Day
Hi,
Thanks and same to you and also other teachers / professors
In one hand, Being a teacher of political science, this should be my very
first lesson for all my students to aware them about their rights and
duties and specially how to use their rights with obeying their duties
too. In my opinion, this is the main challenge before us.
But in other hand, due to having visually challenged person, at present, I
and lots of us have to face various problems in our working institutions,
society and even our own family too, specially for getting equal
opportunities with dignity and honor, making our personal identity for
positive works etc.
However, We must have to fight more against different type of
exploitations with firmed decision and extraordinary patience because we
are in minority and our any harsh behavior may give wrong message to any
part of society, who use to try to generalize our any weakness with whole
community of Visually challenged persons.
Here, I would like to share some recent positive results with all of you.
May be, some friends know this fact that my nearest bank "Bank of Baroda"
Dilshad Garden Branch Delhi refused to provide me ATM/ Debit card and
internetbanking facilities in August of last year. Now, after long
positive fight against the negative attitude of the bank and interference
of RBI (NEW DELHI BRANCH), my bank branch has issued me ATM/DEBIT CARD on
today, although struggle against delaying for providing internetbanking
facility is still continued.
Another news, my present working school is running in four buildings and
in where, we four Visually Challenged teachers are working at present. We
all VH teachers have been compeled to take our classes at least in three
buildings since long time.
After completing long writing process to higher authorities of our Delhi
Government, all classes, to which we VH teachers teach, have been shifted
in one building and one separate Staff Room has also been alotted to us in
same building in July of this year.
Regards,
Rakesh.
----- Original Message -----
From: "rambabu adikesavalu" <rambabu_...@yahoo.com>
To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Cc: <jnuvis...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 12:48 PM
Subject: [AI] Happy Teachers Day
Dear Friends,
I wish all the Teacher-members on the list a very very Happy Teachers Day.
Today is the day for 'Self-introspection' for all of us belonging to a
profession which deserves more recognition than it currently enjoys.
I am pasting a poem which was I recieved from an online networking forum
named Bookbole.com.
Teachers are one of the greatest people we come across in life. They are
selfless givers and mentors for life. At every step, you come across
teachers who devote their entire life to the enlightenment of students. We
are indeed honoured to share with you a poem titled "Treasure Trove of
Books" by Leela Jacob, an English teacher from Bhavan's Public School,
Baroda.
Treasure Trove of Books
Deprived of eyesight,
Milton didn't falter.
He reached his height
With Paradise Lost,
And Paradise Regained, later.
Books galore await your pleasure,
A feast for the inner eye.
Dive for the bountiful treasure,
Savour the thrill to the full,
Till you reach as high as the Sky.
For you we have 'bookbole',
Technology at your doorstep.
Everything is easily available.
Flex your intellectual muscles,
Till you plumb your own depth.
Team Bookbole
With regards and best wishes,
Dr. A.Rambabu,
Assistant Professor, CSSEIP,
TISS, Mumbai
Phone: 09969747312.
Office: 022-25525329.
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