hello,
certainly we are in a far more better condition as few years ago
whitnessing the advanced technological development in the area of
assistive technology making the life of vi more independent. but that
doesn't mean that we can reduce the dependency on sighted people at
greater extent. there are several reasons in my view and most
importantly is that how many vi persons could really be benificial to
these developments directly? still in remote areas where this
technology is at the finger tips of sighted community like full of
pocket with handsum mobile, beautifying shoulders with the akaash
tablets offered under government schemes, etc but what about the vi
people being aware of even dreaming of using the same independently?
even if they are bit aware, what about such technical support offered
to them nearby to their location? so in my view, the given deceit
situation can't be remedied by linking with the use of such advanced
technology fully unless we ourselves does not change to be alert and
cautious of the things we are going to involve and its procedures,
consequences, etc.

by making my such personal remark, don't intend to discover the fault
of anyone but just wanting to convey that despite fully trusting the
assistive technology if we rather use our own wakening sense towards
the situation in front, many problems themselves be cured without any
unexpected serious aftermaths and upshots.

thanks,


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