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Re: PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged > (Subramani L) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2013 18:17:14 +0530 > From: Subramani L <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged > Message-ID: > <capxrbi96raawvpnreo3txjujr+nkc32v5kh+38+swhtkpb9...@mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 > > Amit: > > I agree with you on most counts, but don't you also think that blind > people generally don't reach out much to the sighted folks? Not in > terms of friendship, but in terms of intimacy or checking out if they > are interested. Most sighted folks have us in high esteem, have a lot > of respect, but even they are not sure in many occasions that we'll be > comfortable marrying them. If you survey them, they are sure to say > that "it never occured to us", "we always thought the blind are > comfortable marrying the blind", "I'm not too ready for him/her" etc. > I agree that in order for the relationship between the sighted and the > blind to succeed, there has to be tremendous levels of maturity and > understanding. Though it generally doesn't exist, we can't be negative > about it since it has worked in a significant number of cases. > > regards, > > Subramani > > > > On 2/27/13, payal <[email protected]> wrote: >> Siddhi, >> >> Answering the first two of your questions as the third doesn't apply to >> me >> as I have no children: >> >> >> >> 1. Was your partner open or hesitant to discuss problem of your >> disability? >> how did you handle the problem? give some example if you can. >> >> Payal- I had known my partner for 2 years before I married him, so he >> was >> already aware of the problems and adjustments that take place. Having >> said >> that, living together in one house presents different challenges. We had >> no >> trouble discussing my disability and he went to the other extreme >> treating >> me like I had no disability at all, which has it's own ramifications, >> because I did have two disabilities and needed help from time to time. >> and >> I >> was the one who ran the house in every practical aspect. There are >> instances >> like in the kitchen where when he tried to help, I had to insist he kept >> things back exactly where he had picked them from, as any change would >> cause >> me disorientation and waste time. Anything arranged in the house, >> placement >> wise, could not be changed without my knowledge and consent. It is >> essential >> to keep the house as barrier free to facilitate ease in movement without >> any >> hazards. >> >> 2. how do you contribute which makes your partner feel equal? what did >> you >> do to solve the problem? >> >> Payal: I think the first answer says it all. Only constant communication >> and >> interaction in undertaking activities together can help. He followed my >> lead >> in things which I handle and he involved me in things he handled but made >> me >> aware of what was being done, so in case he wasn't around, I could take >> care >> of the same. >> >> 3. Do you feel that any moment in case of your kid, i would be a better >> father/mother if i would have been sighted like my lifepartner? >> >> Payal: doesn't apply in my case. No children. >> >> Wonder if it answers your queries as you'd like them to be. >> >> Payal >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >> Behalf >> Of Siddhi Desai >> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 1:47 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >> >> Hi Sir, >> >> As you agree to my line of suggestion. and you have also said that the >> role of sighted partner converting in to a caretaker can be avoided i >> am putting fforward some questions so please answer to them >> >> Sighted-blind partner: >> >> 1. Was your partner open or hesitant to discuss problem of your >> disability? how did you handle the problem? give some example if you >> can. >> >> 2. how do you contribute which makes your partner feel equal? what did >> you do to solve the problem? >> >> 3. Do you feel that any moment in case of your kid, i would be a >> better father/mother if i would have been sighted like my >> lifepartner? >> >> Blind-blind marriage >> >> 1. which daily problems you face as blind couple? what do you do to >> overcome it? >> >> 2. how do you manage the schooling and other things of yore kid? >> >> 3. Did you ever felt too much interfearence of sighted people around >> you due to some kind of assistance which was unavoidable to you at >> that situation? >> >> Any list member can answer and other can also raise the more potential >> questions which they might be facing , have in mind or explain their >> problems and the solutions which they arrived at. >> >> >> >> Regards >> Siddhi >> >> On 2/27/13, payal <[email protected]> wrote: >>> I see here a clear presumption of the fact that a blind with sighted >>> marriage is one of a one sided relationship. By this I mean that it is >>> taken >>> for granted that the sighted partner by virtue of just being that is the >>> one >>> holding all the responsibility of using his/her sight to prop the >>> marriage >>> up. This assumption is wrong to say the least. >>> The blind partner is just as much of a contributor to this relationship >>> as >>> the sighted one is, based of course, on the very basis of the union in >>> the >>> first place. If it indeed has been a marriage of two consenting >>> individuals, >>> there's no reason for one being the giver and the other the recipient. I >>> can >>> say this out of personal experience that the blind individual is just as >>> much of the one to bear the good, bad and ugly in such a marriage. And >>> on >>> many an occasion the one to prop the whole relationship single handed >> which >>> includes all the nuances of married lives. If this is indeed the >> situation, >>> the relevance of disability existing in the marriage is rendered >> redundant. >>> >>> Once again this has to do with very clear individual perceptions and the >>> foundation of the marriage, which I presume here is that of consent, >> mutual >>> respect and love. >>> >>> My very own opinion here! >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >> Behalf >>> Of Asudani, Rajesh >>> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 12:45 PM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>> >>> Yes, Sidhhi, your suggested line of discussion is really fine. >>> Disability is surely relevant and every kind of marriage has pros and >> cones >>> of its own. >>> For instance blind/sighted marriage definitely bears the risk of turning >>> into caregiver marriage instead of being a compatible association >>> between >>> equals. >>> But, it can be avoided. >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >> Behalf >>> Of Siddhi Desai >>> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 12:32 PM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>> >>> Hi Guys, >>> >>> I have been following this discussion and have also read the >>> discussion related to this subject since i am the member of the list. >>> >>> I really appreciate everyone's opinion and admire facts and >>> observations put by our list member so clearly, systematically and >>> convincingly. >>> >>> on the basis of this discussion, i could infer that marrying to >>> sighted or non-sighted person is very subjective. >>> every view and action leading to it will have it's own >>> risks,challenges and problems. >>> Off course the time, we have vision impairment we start bravely >>> fighting and overcoming different hurdles in our life from education >>> to employment, from personal family problems to social problems. >>> But we all fight boldly to all sorts of problems. we share and >>> discuss various difficulties and solutions on this list. >>> similarly, in this case "whom to marry" is very inconclusive due to >>> their merits and demerits so after this discussion, i feel those who >>> have favouring which ever view and face the challenges in that >>> particular marriage type should discuss their problems and solutions >>> to them. >>> For e.g., from Rajesh sir's writings i could sense that he has a >>> sighted life partner and he must have face difficulty and overcome >>> through it so he can share how he dealt with those which will help >>> them who will be marrying to sighted person or will help to person who >>> is facing problems with his/her sighted life partner right now or >>> someonemay come up with better solutions and similarly a person who >>> has married to non-sighted person can share their problem and >>> solutions to it which will benefit to those who want and have taken up >>> that type of marriage as an option. I know, everyone's problem will >>> have different nature but somewhere someone will get a clew or hint to >>> overcome his/her marriage problems. >>> >>> Regarding NGOs, rather than criticizing, we can guide NGOs to >>> publicize the news in such a way where it will not send some wrong >>> messages or organize the events in such way which will prevent from >>> setting unwanted trend. For e.g., NGOs can approach organization where >>> sighted person's mass marriages take place and arrange event along >>> with them which will create awareness among other people and the news >>> will not flash as "mass marriages of blind couples". Unfortunately, >>> how far this will solve the problem of getting into main stream >>> according to our some list member is skeptical as again NGO can't >>> decide a person will marry to whom they can just offer profiles of >>> some prospective candidates and i feel there is no certainty >>> regarding getting into main stream by marrying to sighted person as >>> there are many other factors like sighted person's nature, non-sighted >>> person's nature as well as family background etc also matter so this >>> is a call of individual interest. But guiding NGOs in proper way to >>> avoid sending wrong signals in society, at the same time creating >>> healthy mind set of our society is only longterm and difficult >>> solution lays with us. in this way, we can reduce the intensity of the >>> problem. >>> >>> Here, if i have unknowingly hurt someone's sentiment then i apologize >>> for that. But i feel discussing views on topics like "education in >>> integrated or blind schools" or "marrying to sighted or blind person" >>> will have strong opposing views which will make our discussion >>> pointless and will end up "stop traffic" mark instead, our discussion >>> will serve our purpose if we discuss the problems and solutions in >>> detail who ever favor and experienced his/her own view. >>> >>> Regards >>> Siddhi >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 2/27/13, Asudani, Rajesh <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> too crude a remark.. >>>> >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>> Behalf >>>> Of Blacky >>>> Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 3:41 PM >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>>> >>>> If you want a wife come driver, go for sighted couple. >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>> Behalf >>>> Of zoher kheriwala >>>> Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 1:08 PM >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>>> >>>> Friends, >>>> >>>> We cannot judge that all blind with sited, sited with sited or blind >>>> with >>>> blind are happy couples. Each of the types has unique sets of problems. >>>> As >>>> blind with blind might face some day to day practical problems, on the >>>> other >>>> >>>> hand the sited with blind might face the problem of over shadowing the >>>> blind >>>> >>>> personality with sited person. So the challenges are every ware and >>>> have >>> to >>>> be dealt with the skills and experience. >>>> >>>> On the need of to fulfill our wishes by our sited counterpart we should >>>> have >>>> >>>> the sited partner is not according to me is the right opinion. Are we >>>> searching for a life partner or a slave? Which will fulfill our wish? >>>> [The >>>> target which was not completed by us to be completed by our partner]. >>>> >>>> Getting married is the process of providing mantel, emotional, >>>> psychological >>>> >>>> physical confer to each other. If this process is just one sided the >>>> institution of marriage cannot stand irrespective of the type of couple >>> you >>>> are. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> To make any decision, you are the best judge of your own. No societal >>>> norm >>>> or social practices can bring you the right decision. If a blind >>>> divorces >>>> blind then the society will allege that that how 2 disables can live >>>> together, if divorce happens between blind and sited it may be called >>>> that >>>> how one can adjust with blind or if sited divorces sited, it will be >>>> considered as normal. So never judge your decision on others comments. >>>> Don't >>>> >>>> you remember the story of donkey and and man? >>>> >>>> All the openions mentioned above are my personal views. >>>> >>>> zoher kheriwala taheri menswear mumbai. skype id zoher.kheriwala >>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>> From: "avinash shahi" <[email protected]> >>>> To: <[email protected]> >>>> Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 11:20 AM >>>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>>> >>>> >>>>> Differences are warmly welcome. >>>>> But How one can categorically claim that disabled partners face more >>>>> difficulties than blind/sighted partners? >>>>> I don't think so. in this case, we should rely on the experiences of >>>>> blind partners. >>>>> And this utteration varies widely. it depends on the factor that how >>>>> tough and resolute you are , and living life lively. >>>>> Though I'm still unmarried and unlikely to get married too soon.. >>>>> but many of my married blind friends do emphases on mutual mental >>>>> satisfaction as more desired satisfaction than merely physical >>>>> comforts. >>>>> And I share the same feeling to a significant extent. >>>>> >>>>> I believe in the preservation of heterogenous identity. >>>>> and why can't we celebrate our unique and distinct behavioural >>>>> expression. why we seek affairmation from so called mainstream agents? >>>>> If tribal people eat in their own distinct way without spoon, if >>>>> north-east Indians people have their own unique culture, then why >>>>> can't we cherish their distinct mores? >>>>> If my way of hugging is different from sighted people so what? should >>>>> I adhere myself to their normes? >>>>> na na na. >>>>> My comfort is more comfortable than unwilling surrender to certain >>>>> normes. >>>>> >>>>> And Himanshu sir, I think let the mainstream people remain in their >>>>> own made standards. We'll find our way one day.. >>>>> but no imposition, and bashing please?... >>>>> On 2/26/13, Asudani, Rajesh <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>> Firstly, I am not comforted by the thought that mainstream is a myth. >>>>>> Secondly, marrying a disabled or not, is surely a personal choice but >>>>>> disabled couples surely face much more hurdles and as a rule, are not >>>>>> well-included in the mainstream of the society. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>>>>> Behalf >>>>>> Of avinash shahi >>>>>> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 7:10 PM >>>>>> To: [email protected] >>>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm glad to read conflicting claims with regard to 'Mass Marriage >>>>>> Melange'. >>>>>> >>>>>> and thought to join in this vibrant discussion and deliberation. >>>>>> >>>>>> Facilitating mass marriages of visually challenged has become an >>>>>> entrepreneurial come social-service self-satisfying practice these >>>>>> days. >>>>>> in fact in many parts of the country, specially in mega metros and >>>>>> mini metros, scores of marriages are arranged, and solemnized. >>>>>> This growing phenomena raises many questions. >>>>>> 1. Is getting married to a non-disabled really take you in the domain >>>>>> of 'mainstream'? >>>>>> When Actor seeks actress for marriage, player looks player for >>>>>> marriage, poet desires poetess for marriage, then why can't blind >>>>>> man >>>>>> marry to a blind woman? >>>>>> >>>>>> Now question begs attention, who defines mainstream? >>>>>> and is marrying to a non-disabled is enough to be called in the >>>>>> mainstream? >>>>>> I don't think so. >>>>>> Choice of marriage is purely subjective. and if so called mainstream >>>>>> occupants are morally bbound to accomodate marginalized, hence >>>>>> marginalised have an ethical duty towards their fellow beings >>>>>> irrespective of jender. >>>>>> Marriage is not a constitutional right which one can expect from so >>>>>> called mainstream people to accomodate the rest from the periphery. >>>>>> Marriage entails: mutual respect, equal concerns, and and love along >>>>>> with sacrifice. >>>>>> And mainstream is a myth, which celebrates untouchability, cheers >>>>>> masculinity, and despises disability. >>>>>> >>>>>> Now will leave with two more questions Which need further >>>>>> contemplation, but I'm not in a position to take any view; hope many >>>>>> people here will put some light on these questions. >>>>>> 1. Why NGOs Which are traditionally supposed to facilitate >>>>>> educational >>>>>> and employable empowerment of visually challenged has picked up new >>>>>> attractive dimention in their spheres to organize marriage of >>>>>> visually challenged? >>>>>> 2. And why adult blind people flock in huge numbers to seek spouse >>>>>> via >>>>>> these NGOs? >>>>>> >>>>>> On 2/25/13, Asudani, Rajesh <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>> I am compelled to congratulate Himanshu for his scientific >>>>>>> approach.. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>>>>>> Behalf >>>>>>> Of Himanshu Sahu >>>>>>> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 2:20 PM >>>>>>> To: [email protected] >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AI] PARAVOOR:Mass wedding held for visually challenged >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>> Let me be very specific with the topic, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 1. It does not make any difference to me that which >>>>>>> organization >>>>>>> organized the mass wedding or what they have done earlier in this >>>>>>> respect. This may be of liking to those who are involved in it or >>>>>>> benefitted through it and publicizing it. Further I do not deny the >>>>>>> necessity of such mass marriages and appreciate the initiative. But >>>>>>> still my simple question remains unanswered that "how it brings VIs >>>>>>> into mainstream"? >>>>>>> 2. Well, knowing me personally is not going to solve your >>>>>>> confusion, >>>>>>> but for the sake of correcting your hypothesis I am compelled to >>>>>>> inform you that I lost eyesight 10 years back and have been the >>>>>>> member >>>>>>> of list for last 4 years. And I too know many of VI couples friends. >>>>>>> But here as well, as earlier, I am not able to understand that being >>>>>>> new or old member of list, and, knowing VI couples or not, is how >>>>>>> come >>>>>>> related with the issue of bringing VIs into mainstream? >>>>>>> 3. In answer to your next question, I would only say that >>>>>>> marrying >>>>>>> within community or outside community and whether blind couple are >>>>>>> happy or not, is a broad topic and I am not interested to deviate >>>>>>> from >>>>>>> the actual topic that is "how it brings VIs into mainstream"? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Friend, in the zeal of getting your project acclaimed aren't you >>>>>>> trying to establish a plain charitable mass marriage as inclusion of >>>>>>> VIs into mainstream? Definitely mass marriage is a part of >>>>>>> rehabilitation but not the inclusion into mainstream. I would have >>>>>>> rather appreciated it if all VIs were married with sighted >>>>>>> counterparts and then one would have called it as an attempt to >>>>>>> bringing VIs into mainstream. Still the sighted world is well-known >>>>>>> and well-established "mainstream" and all of hue and cry made by VI >>>>>>> community has more or less similar theme to get incorporated into >>>>>>> this >>>>>>> mainstream as we are kept secluded from it. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> For the better clarification of the term "mainstream", please refer >>>>>>> to >>>>>>> the below mentioned some of the dictionary meanings of the term: >>>>>>> "To incorporate into the prevailing group" >>>>>>> "Representing the prevalent attitudes and values of a society or >>>>>>> groups" >>>>>>> And, "normal", "typical", "conventional" etc. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So, it demonstrates that what we are talking about is not an attempt >>>>>>> of incorporation into mainstream, and if one wishes to deny it have >>>>>>> to >>>>>>> innovate or forcefully create a new definition of incorporation into >>>>>>> mainstream! And I extend my best wishes to those who want to do this >>>>>>> novel Endeavour. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On 2/24/13, avinash shahi <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>>> By Express News Service - PARAVOOR >>>>>>>> 24th February 2013 09:22 AM >>>>>>>> Photos >>>>>>>> The mass wedding of visually challenged couples, held by the >>>>>>>> Lioness >>>>>>>> Board, the women's wing of the Lion's Club of District 318 C, at >>>>>>>> Paravoor, on Saturday. As part of bringing physically handicapped >>>>>>>> people into the mainstream, Lioness Board, the women's wing of the >>>>>>>> Lion's Club, of District 318 C, held a mass wedding that saw 18 >>>>>>>> visually challenged couples taking marital vows at Paravoor on >>>>>>>> Saturday. >>>>>>>> http://newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/article1476830.ece >>>>>>>> 'Porutham 2013', held at Paravoor Vyapara Bhavan, was inaugurated >>>>>>>> by >>>>>>>> Lions Club district governor Abraham Panjikkaran. Union Minister >>>>>>>> for >>>>>>>> Food and Civil Supplies K V Thomas was the chief guest at the >>>>>>>> function. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> While delivering the keynote address, Thomas said that the mass >>>>>>>> wedding would be a model for the nation, and the event was an >>>>>>>> occasion >>>>>>>> to learn how a society could be responsible. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The couples were presented with 2.5 sovereigns of gold ornaments >>>>>>>> each >>>>>>>> and `15,000 in cash. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The money was distributed by municipal chairperson Valsala >>>>>>>> Prasannakumar and actor Mythili. Aluva Rural SP Satish Bino >>>>>>>> distributed financial aid for enabling self-employment for the >>>>>>>> visually challenged couples. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> From 102 clubs under District 318 C, dresses and household >>>>>>>> utensils, >>>>>>>> including pressure cookers, were given as gifts to the newly-weds. >>>>>>>> Club president Indira Bai Prasad, secretary Susheela Varghese, Prof >>>>>>>> Monamma Kokkad, chief co-ordinator A Rajan, Human Rights Commission >>>>>>>> chairman Justice Benjamin Koshy offered felicitations. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Out of the 205 applicants, 18 couples were selected. The club would >>>>>>>> conduct a mass wedding for 50 couples in 2014, said Indira Bai >>>>>>>> Prasad. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> -- >>>>>>>> Avinash Shahi >>>>>>>> MPhil Research Scholar >>>>>>>> Centre for the Study of Law and Governance >>>>>>>> Jawaharlal Nehru University >>>>>>>> New Delhi India >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing >>>>>>>> accessibility >>>>>>>> of >>>>>>>> mobile phones / Tabs on: >>>>>>>> >>>> >>> >> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessind >>>> ia.org.in >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Search for old postings at: >>>>>>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> To unsubscribe send a message to >>>>>>>> [email protected] >>>>>>>> with the subject unsubscribe. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other >>>>>>>> changes, >>>>>>>> please >>>>>>>> visit the list home page at >>>>>>>> >>>> http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> Thanks and regards >>>>>>> Himanshu Sahu >>>>>>> Reach: 09051055000 >>>>>>> Skype: himanshu.cute4u >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing >>>>>>> accessibility >>>>>>> of >>>>>>> mobile phones / Tabs on: >>>>>>> >>>> >>> >> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessind >>>> ia.org.in >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Search for old postings at: >>>>>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ >>>>>>> >>>>>>> To unsubscribe send a message to >>>>>>> [email protected] >>>>>>> with the subject unsubscribe. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other >>>>>>> changes, >>>>>>> please >>>>>>> visit the list home page at >>>>>>> >>>> http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Caution: The Reserve Bank of India never sends mails, smses or makes >>>>>>> calls >>>>>>> asking for personal information like your bank account details, >>>>>>> passwords, >>>>>>> etc. It never keeps or offers funds to anyone. 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