Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

[vishal sharma]

thank u for this eye opener.

On 12/30/14, George Abraham  wrote:
> Poonam
>
> Mr Pincha to my mind has been the best CCPD thus far. He was accessible,
> warm, sensitive and bold in his actions. I wish him the very best as he
> moves on in life.
>
> Best,
>
> George
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Poonam
> Sent: 30 December 2014 11:43
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Cc: sayeveryth...@sayeverything.org
> Subject: Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi
>
> Dear all,
>
> It is with immense sense of pride that i too wish to echo sentiments
> similar to those expressed by avinash and mr. Subhash Vashishth. No doubt,
> the outgoing chief commissioner did legendary and cutting-edge work which
> all of us as persons with disabilities will cherish for all time to come.
>
> To put it succinctly, all that transpired with the outgoing chief
> commissioner mr. Pincha is a  classic case of conviction, commitment,
> calibre and integrity getting brazenly sacrificed at the altar of the whims
> and designs of some downrightly dishonest and cronically corrupt
> politicians and bureaucrats who occupy important positions in the power
> that be. It is no wonder therefore that unlike two of his non-disabled
> predecessors, he did not get  extension even for a single day beyond his
> tenure. Needless to say that one of these two past chief commissioners got
> extension by six months while the other by nine months.
>
> It is common knowledge that towards the end of his tenure, mr. Pincha came
> to head two statutory bodies as he was assigned additional charge of
> chairperson of the national trust. While we are all aware of the
> unprecedented work he did as chief commissioner, many of us are perhaps not
> aware of the path-breaking work he did in the national trust during his
> short tenure of barely two months. Incidentally, national trust was in the
> grip of unprecedented crisis owing to brazen malpractices resorted to by
> its erstwhile CEO on one hand, and all
> kinds of bad blood between the erstwhileCEO and the erstwhile
> chairperson.
>
> Mr Pincha took courage in both his hands and started moving heaven and
> earth through a series of corrective measures and bold initiatives for
> setting things right in the national trust and for which he had to pay a
> price.
> To quote only a few examples, mr. Pincha had the courage to terminate the
> contractual appointment of one pankaj kumar who was engaged by the
> erstwhile CEO of the national trust to work in the office of the Minister
> of State at the cost of the national trust. Clearly, he incurred the wrath
> of the concerned minister. Similarly, mr. Pincha also terminated the
> contractual appointment of another person who was engaged by the erstwhile
> CEO apparently for some other purpose but actually to serve at his
> residence. In another move, mr. Pincha ordered immediate stoppage of  some
> illegally allotted  work to the tune of about 75 lakh rupees. Clearly, this
> work was allotted with
> ulterior motives.   The said work relating to MIS  and website was
> allotted flouting all norms.
> It would also  be quite in context to note that the outgoing chief
> commissioner mr. Pincha is also a victim of conflict of interest because
> the present incumbent secretary to the department of disability affairs,
> government of india, who is retiring tomorrow is also an aplicant for the
> post of chief commissioner as she is looking for post retirement
> engagement. This also strengthens the larking suspicion that mr. Pincha's
> extension was not processed objectively and impartially. The very fact that
> mr. Pincha was given additional charge of the national charge also serves
> as an acknowledgement of his competence. Besides, one fails to understand
> why fresh appointment to the post of chief commissioner should at all be
> made when the chief commissioner will be replaced by a  National Commission
> when the RPD bill becomes the law. This also justified mr. Pincha's
> continuence in office at least for sometime.
>
> It is indeed unfortunate that even in the face of all these, the
> organisations of persons with disabilities in general and those of the
> blind in particular are so utterly silent. Thanks however to the veteran
> octogenarian leader mr. J. P. Gadkari of Parivar, which is a confederation
> of parents of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities who,
> despite his current state of health, is fighting alone. I guess a public
> interest litigation in respect of the national trust is also in the offing
> .
>
> I have narrated the above facts for all to know and also to circulate to
> others including to the PMO and the ministry of MSJE.
>
>
> Regards,
> Poonam.
>
>
>
>
> On 12/29/14, SC Vashishth  wrote:
>> Avinash, No doubt, this article encapsulates the successful stint of Mr.
>> Pincha as C

Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

[George Abraham]

Poonam

Mr Pincha to my mind has been the best CCPD thus far. He was accessible,
warm, sensitive and bold in his actions. I wish him the very best as he
moves on in life.

Best,

George

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Poonam
Sent: 30 December 2014 11:43
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Cc: sayeveryth...@sayeverything.org
Subject: Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

Dear all,

It is with immense sense of pride that i too wish to echo sentiments
similar to those expressed by avinash and mr. Subhash Vashishth. No doubt,
the outgoing chief commissioner did legendary and cutting-edge work which
all of us as persons with disabilities will cherish for all time to come.

To put it succinctly, all that transpired with the outgoing chief
commissioner mr. Pincha is a  classic case of conviction, commitment,
calibre and integrity getting brazenly sacrificed at the altar of the whims
and designs of some downrightly dishonest and cronically corrupt
politicians and bureaucrats who occupy important positions in the power
that be. It is no wonder therefore that unlike two of his non-disabled
predecessors, he did not get  extension even for a single day beyond his
tenure. Needless to say that one of these two past chief commissioners got
extension by six months while the other by nine months.

It is common knowledge that towards the end of his tenure, mr. Pincha came
to head two statutory bodies as he was assigned additional charge of
chairperson of the national trust. While we are all aware of the
unprecedented work he did as chief commissioner, many of us are perhaps not
aware of the path-breaking work he did in the national trust during his
short tenure of barely two months. Incidentally, national trust was in the
grip of unprecedented crisis owing to brazen malpractices resorted to by
its erstwhile CEO on one hand, and all
kinds of bad blood between the erstwhileCEO and the erstwhile
chairperson.

Mr Pincha took courage in both his hands and started moving heaven and
earth through a series of corrective measures and bold initiatives for
setting things right in the national trust and for which he had to pay a
price.
To quote only a few examples, mr. Pincha had the courage to terminate the
contractual appointment of one pankaj kumar who was engaged by the
erstwhile CEO of the national trust to work in the office of the Minister
of State at the cost of the national trust. Clearly, he incurred the wrath
of the concerned minister. Similarly, mr. Pincha also terminated the
contractual appointment of another person who was engaged by the erstwhile
CEO apparently for some other purpose but actually to serve at his
residence. In another move, mr. Pincha ordered immediate stoppage of  some
illegally allotted  work to the tune of about 75 lakh rupees. Clearly, this
work was allotted with
ulterior motives.   The said work relating to MIS  and website was
allotted flouting all norms.
It would also  be quite in context to note that the outgoing chief
commissioner mr. Pincha is also a victim of conflict of interest because
the present incumbent secretary to the department of disability affairs,
government of india, who is retiring tomorrow is also an aplicant for the
post of chief commissioner as she is looking for post retirement
engagement. This also strengthens the larking suspicion that mr. Pincha's
extension was not processed objectively and impartially. The very fact that
mr. Pincha was given additional charge of the national charge also serves
as an acknowledgement of his competence. Besides, one fails to understand
why fresh appointment to the post of chief commissioner should at all be
made when the chief commissioner will be replaced by a  National Commission
when the RPD bill becomes the law. This also justified mr. Pincha's
continuence in office at least for sometime.

It is indeed unfortunate that even in the face of all these, the
organisations of persons with disabilities in general and those of the
blind in particular are so utterly silent. Thanks however to the veteran
octogenarian leader mr. J. P. Gadkari of Parivar, which is a confederation
of parents of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities who,
despite his current state of health, is fighting alone. I guess a public
interest litigation in respect of the national trust is also in the offing
.

I have narrated the above facts for all to know and also to circulate to
others including to the PMO and the ministry of MSJE.


Regards,
Poonam.




On 12/29/14, SC Vashishth  wrote:
> Avinash, No doubt, this article encapsulates the successful stint of Mr.
> Pincha as CCPD. Hope the new CCPD when selected by GOI will be a 
> person from the sector and will have the guts to take on the 
> establishment for negating the rights to the persons with disabilities.
>
> On 29 December 2014 at 13:53, avinash shahi 
> w

Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

[Poonam]

Dear all,

It is with immense sense of pride that i too wish to echo sentiments
similar to those expressed by avinash and mr. Subhash Vashishth. No
doubt, the outgoing chief commissioner did legendary and cutting-edge
work which all of us as persons with disabilities will cherish for all
time to come.

To put it succinctly, all that transpired with the outgoing chief
commissioner mr. Pincha is a  classic case of conviction, commitment,
calibre and integrity getting brazenly sacrificed at the altar of the
whims and designs of some downrightly dishonest and cronically corrupt
politicians and bureaucrats who occupy important positions in the
power that be. It is no wonder therefore that unlike two of his
non-disabled  predecessors, he did not get  extension even for a
single day beyond his tenure. Needless to say that one of these two
past chief commissioners got extension by six months while the other
by nine months.

It is common knowledge that towards the end of his tenure, mr. Pincha
came to head two statutory bodies as he was assigned additional charge
of chairperson of the national trust. While we are all aware of the
unprecedented work he did as chief commissioner, many of us are
perhaps not aware of the path-breaking work he did in the national
trust during his short tenure of barely two months. Incidentally,
national trust was in the grip of unprecedented crisis owing to brazen
malpractices resorted to by its erstwhile CEO on one hand, and all
kinds of bad blood between the erstwhileCEO and the erstwhile
chairperson.

Mr Pincha took courage in both his hands and started moving heaven and
earth through a series of corrective measures and bold initiatives for
setting things right in the national trust and for which he had to pay
a price.
To quote only a few examples, mr. Pincha had the courage to terminate
the contractual appointment of one pankaj kumar who was engaged by the
erstwhile CEO of the national trust to work in the office of the
Minister of State at the cost of the national trust. Clearly, he
incurred the wrath of the concerned minister. Similarly, mr. Pincha
also terminated the contractual appointment of another person who was
engaged by the erstwhile CEO apparently for some other purpose but
actually to serve at his residence. In another move, mr. Pincha
ordered immediate stoppage of  some illegally allotted  work to the
tune of about 75 lakh rupees. Clearly, this work was allotted with
ulterior motives.   The said work relating to MIS  and website was
allotted flouting all norms.
It would also  be quite in context to note that the outgoing chief
commissioner mr. Pincha is also a victim of conflict of interest
because the present incumbent secretary to the department of
disability affairs, government of india, who is retiring tomorrow is
also an aplicant for the post of chief commissioner as she is looking
for post retirement engagement. This also strengthens the larking
suspicion that mr. Pincha's extension was not processed objectively
and impartially. The very fact that mr. Pincha was given additional
charge of the national charge also serves as an acknowledgement of his
competence. Besides, one fails to understand why fresh appointment to
the post of chief commissioner should at all be made when the chief
commissioner will be replaced by a  National Commission when the RPD
bill becomes the law. This also justified mr. Pincha's continuence in
office at least for sometime.

It is indeed unfortunate that even in the face of all these, the
organisations of persons with disabilities in general and those of the
blind in particular are so utterly silent. Thanks however to the
veteran octogenarian leader mr. J. P. Gadkari of Parivar, which is a
confederation of parents of persons with intellectual and
developmental disabilities who, despite his current state of health,
is fighting alone. I guess a public interest litigation in respect of
the national trust is also in the offing .

I have narrated the above facts for all to know and also to circulate
to others including to the PMO and the ministry of MSJE.


Regards,
Poonam.




On 12/29/14, SC Vashishth  wrote:
> Avinash, No doubt, this article encapsulates the successful stint of Mr.
> Pincha as CCPD. Hope the new CCPD when selected by GOI will be a person
> from the sector and will have the guts to take on the establishment for
> negating the rights to the persons with disabilities.
>
> On 29 December 2014 at 13:53, avinash shahi 
> wrote:
>
>> http://icareinfo.in/a-ccpd-to-be-emulated/
>>
>> Shri Prasanna Kumar Pincha, whose stint as the Chief Commissioner of
>> Persons with Disabilities (CCPD) ended on December 27 2014, has left
>> an indelible ink on the disability movement in the country. The CCPD
>> is appointed by the Government of India as per the Section 57 of the
>> Persons with Disability Act, 1995. Being totally blind by birth, his
>> visionary intent and foresightedness is palpable in his groundbreaking
>> judgments
>>
>> In 

Re: [AI] about E ticket in IRCTC

[Neelima Surve]

Hello!

As per the news report, the E-tickiting is under process; however, the
service is not yet been implemented in any of rules of Indian Railway.

Regard,
Neelima

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> Hello Friends,
> Recently it was in news that indian railway has extended the E
> ticketing facility for the differently abled passenger,
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Re: [AI] VIBEWA Invites Volunteers!

[Himanshu Sahu]

This voluntary service is open for all irrespective of person with
blindness or not.
For becoming VIBEWA's volunteer, one need not to pay any fee. Fee is
mandetory only for its members.


On 12/28/14, Arti Verma  wrote:
> I also feel that this should be taken care of.
> Another question are you looking for blind persons or is it open for
> sighted experts
>Is it voluntary or charges will be paid?
>
> Thank you
> On 12/25/14, Madhumitha  wrote:
>> I was told by an insurance employee as he's not interested in joining
>> this
>> group until you're changing this name as a common one instead of banking
>> employees' association. I'm not sure others' opinion about it. I
>> personally
>>
>> felt as his justification was correct.
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "General Secretary" 
>> To: 
>> Cc: 
>> Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2014 9:19 PM
>> Subject: [AI] VIBEWA Invites Volunteers!
>>
>>
>>> Dear Friends,
>>> We are looking for the volunteers for assisting Visually Impaired Bank
>>> Employees Welfare Association (VIBEWA) for undertaking following
>>> activities in the different region/state/District/city/town etc.:
>>>
>>> 1. Organising employees from banking, insurance and finance sector and
>>> their congregation on a single platform, Visually Impaired Bank
>>> Employees
>>> Welfare Association (VIBEWA).
>>>
>>> 2. Organising of informative seminars about various job opportunities,
>>> available technologies for handling these jobs, sharing know-how about
>>> operating various CBS software, manuals, experiences and success stories
>>> etc.
>>>
>>> 3. Conducting surveys regarding work-place conditions, based on certain
>>> parameters, of visually impaired employees of the sector.
>>>
>>> 4. Assisting VIBEWA for establishing its Zonal Committees and offices in
>>> various parts of the country.
>>>
>>> People who are interested and desirous of joining this disability
>>> movement, the only and specific to the sector, please do contact at:
>>>
>>> 1. Himanshu Sahu
>>> e-mail: generalsecret...@vibewa.org
>>> Mobile: +91 9051055000
>>>
>>> 2. Rajesh Asudani
>>> presid...@vibewa.org
>>> Mobile: +91 9420397185
>>>
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>>>
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Re: [AI] Formats

[Mohit Gupta]

attachments are allowed on this list.
all the certificates formats are available in the relevant
advertisement PDF issued by IBPS at the time of online application.

On 12/28/14, Ishwar Verma  wrote:
> sir! i am not find any atachments in this mail so please sen me. pwd
> certificate on my personal id.
>
> ipverm...@gmail.com
>
> thanks ishwar
>
> On 12/28/14, Rohit Gowlikar  wrote:
>> dear  friend
>>
>>  you can try finding  the cast  certificate  on the   bankersadda
>> website
>> iam attaching  the PWD certificate  format  .PFA .
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Re: [AI] VIBEWA Invites Volunteers!

[Shiv Shankar]

Dear I want attend the programme
On Dec 25, 2014 9:29 PM, "Madhumitha"  wrote:

> I was told by an insurance employee as he's not interested in joining this
> group until you're changing this name as a common one instead of banking
> employees' association. I'm not sure others' opinion about it. I personally
> felt as his justification was correct.
> - Original Message - From: "General Secretary" <
> generalsecret...@vibewa.org>
> To: 
> Cc: 
> Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2014 9:19 PM
> Subject: [AI] VIBEWA Invites Volunteers!
>
>
>  Dear Friends,
>> We are looking for the volunteers for assisting Visually Impaired Bank
>> Employees Welfare Association (VIBEWA) for undertaking following
>> activities in the different region/state/District/city/town etc.:
>>
>> 1. Organising employees from banking, insurance and finance sector and
>> their congregation on a single platform, Visually Impaired Bank Employees
>> Welfare Association (VIBEWA).
>>
>> 2. Organising of informative seminars about various job opportunities,
>> available technologies for handling these jobs, sharing know-how about
>> operating various CBS software, manuals, experiences and success stories
>> etc.
>>
>> 3. Conducting surveys regarding work-place conditions, based on certain
>> parameters, of visually impaired employees of the sector.
>>
>> 4. Assisting VIBEWA for establishing its Zonal Committees and offices in
>> various parts of the country.
>>
>> People who are interested and desirous of joining this disability
>> movement, the only and specific to the sector, please do contact at:
>>
>> 1. Himanshu Sahu
>> e-mail: generalsecret...@vibewa.org
>> Mobile: +91 9051055000
>>
>> 2. Rajesh Asudani
>> presid...@vibewa.org
>> Mobile: +91 9420397185
>>
>> Website: www.vibewa.org
>>
>>
>>
>> Clean India Campaign: Let us also chip in!
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [AI] KB need voice recording device

[Bhavya shah]

I'd argue that you can use your mobile to do so, and if you are not
comfortable typing, then you can record it with your mobile with
pretty much the same audio quality, at least the recording would be
intelligible enough. Anyways, each one up to their preference.

On 12/28/14, mahendra  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> like sighted people to make note of phone number or addresse.
>   some people are more cumfirtable puting such details later in there
> mobile.
>
>
> At 04:12 PM 12/28/2014, you wrote:
>>Hi,
>>No, you misunderstood my question.
>>I'm talking about audio recording devices, not audio guided devices,
>>i.e. I am asking; Why do we, the visually impaired, need to record
>>audio, in what situations, and where the need arises only for VIs and
>>not the sighted?
>>I have never found a solid reason for the need of audio recording
>>devices speicifically for the visually impaired...
>>
>>On 12/28/14, George Abraham  wrote:
>> > We will want audio guided devices. Accessibility is an issue with many
>> > devices that are available in the market!
>> >
>> > -Original Message-
>> > From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> > Behalf
>> > Of Bhavya shah
>> > Sent: 28 December 2014 15:16
>> > To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>> > concerning
>> > the disabled.
>> > Subject: Re: [AI] KB need voice recording device
>> >
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm not answering your question, but putting one more question:
>> > Why do visually impaird people require audio recording devices?
>> > I do not see any advantage of an audio recording device that applies
>> > specifically to the visually impaired and not the sighted, could
>> > someone please explain to me?
>> >
>> > On 12/27/14, muruganandan.k  wrote:
>> >> hello,
>> >> could any of you suggest an offerdable and better model please? I
>> >> found the following products on online stores and ultimately got
>> >> confused in choosing the best-fitting one...
>> >>
>> >>
>> > http://www.amazon.in/Olympus-V404130BU000-VN-7200-Digital-Recorder/dp/B0057
>> > 56GYM#productDetails
>> >>
>> >>
>> > http://www.flipkart.com/computers/audio-players/home-audio/voice-recorders/
>> > olympus~brand/pr?sid=6bo%2Cord%2Crlj%2Chnp
>> >>
>> >>
>> > http://www.flipkart.com/computers/audio-players/home-audio/voice-recorders/
>> > pr?sid=6bo%2Cord%2Crlj%2Chnp
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> On 12/27/14, Madhumitha  wrote:
>> >>> Olympus is the best one to my knowledge.
>> >>> - Original Message -
>> >>> From: "Prabhu Kota" 
>> >>> To: 
>> >>> Cc: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and
>> >>> issuesconcerning
>> >>> thedisabled." ;
>> >>> 
>> >>> Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2014 10:28 AM
>> >>> Subject: Re: [AI] KB need voice recording device
>> >>>
>> >>>
>>  angel recorder from kareeshma enterprises worked well for me.
>>  It has 3 versions.
>>  Very old, older and current versions.
>>  I have the 2nd version which costed me 6 and half k.
>>  I would like to sell it for around 4 and half k if anybody
>>  intrested.
>> 
>> 
>>  On 27/12/2014, raaju  wrote:
>> > hello friends, till now i'm using my nokia c5 mobile as the audio
>> > recording
>> > device, but however what i'm  feeling that my phone is too old to
>> > record
>> > the
>> > things, as the voice quality of my recording is decreasing rapidly.
>> > i
>> > am
>> > intending to purchase any spy recording device for my personal use,
>> > so
>> > please suggest me any recording device which has specially prepared
>> > for
>> > recording purpose, a best recording capability and as small as
>> > possible.
>> > however i'm not pointing the recording device which is specially
>> > prepare
>> > for
>> > the blind or the device which has screen reader facility. i check
>> > angel
>> > pro,
>> > but the recording quality doesn't suffice my need. alompus
>> > recording
>> > device
>> > is one of the best audio recorder which i came across,  but the
>> > price
>> > of
>> > this device is terrifying. but if some of you are planning to sell
>> > there
>> > alompus recorder, please contact me off the list at 09733236784
>> > (vodaphone)
>> >
>> >
>> >
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[AI] Disability department gets new name

[Nilesh Bendre]

Disability department gets new name

December 29, 2014 Last Updated at 17:25 IST 

 The Department of Disability Affairs (Nishaktata Karya Vibhag) functioning
under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has been renamed as the

Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Viklangjan
Sashaktikaran Vibhag). 

 

The Gazette notification in this regard has been issued by the Government of
India, a statement here today said. 

 

Carved out as separate department and christened as the Department of
Disability Affairs in 2012 to act as the nodal Department for matters
pertaining

to disability and Persons with Disabilities, the department deals with a
variety of issues associated with disabilities. 

 

This apart, seven national institutes including institutes for physically
handicapped, orthopaedically handicapped, visually handicapped, mentally
handicapped,

hearing handicapped, and Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities
are functioning under the department. 

 

Source :
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/disability-department-g
ets-new-name-114122900664_1.html

 

 

 

Regards, 

Nilesh 

 

 

 

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[AI] Eyeway's Job alerts

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Re: [AI] Short stories on BIG FM

[Rohan]

Neelesh Misra - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/user/YaadonKaIdiotbox

Regards,

Rohan

On 12/29/14, pooja  wrote:
> can you provide the direct link for their YouTube channel?
>
> --
> From: "Amar Jain" 
> Sent: Monday, December 29, 2014 7:34 AM
> To: "accessindia" 
> Subject: Re: [AI] Short stories on BIG FM
>
>> The show is called 'Yaadon ka idiot box with Nilesh Misra',
>> and it is available on their official youtube channel as well.
>>
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[AI] about E ticket in IRCTC

[Rahul Bhatia]

Hello Friends,
Recently it was in news that indian railway has extended the E
ticketing facility for the differently abled passenger,
i want to know that this facility started or not?
because today my friend tried to book a ticket from the portal but
there was no such option available.
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Re: [AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

[SC Vashishth]

Avinash, No doubt, this article encapsulates the successful stint of Mr.
Pincha as CCPD. Hope the new CCPD when selected by GOI will be a person
from the sector and will have the guts to take on the establishment for
negating the rights to the persons with disabilities.

On 29 December 2014 at 13:53, avinash shahi 
wrote:

> http://icareinfo.in/a-ccpd-to-be-emulated/
>
> Shri Prasanna Kumar Pincha, whose stint as the Chief Commissioner of
> Persons with Disabilities (CCPD) ended on December 27 2014, has left
> an indelible ink on the disability movement in the country. The CCPD
> is appointed by the Government of India as per the Section 57 of the
> Persons with Disability Act, 1995. Being totally blind by birth, his
> visionary intent and foresightedness is palpable in his groundbreaking
> judgments
>
> In February 2013, His Office issued the comprehensive uniform
> guidelines for conducting examinations for persons with disabilities.
> This Office Memorandum is hailed as pathbreaking judgment by any CCPD
> since the establishment of the office in 1998. Stories abound that
> Students with disabilities are often discriminated in the entrance
> examinations by the exam conducting authorities. 26 Febuary 2013
> judgment is a big step forward towards putting an end to such
> humiliation. As a result of that ruling, the Kerala High Court
> directed the University Grants Commission to provide NET exam question
> papers in Braill to all print-disabled examinees. Following that
> order, UGC has been providing questionpapers in Braille since June
> 2014.
>
> His Office also took suo-motu notice against the ministry (MSJE) under
> which it operates. Mr Pincha summoned MSJE official for not reviewing
> the list of identified posts as stipulated under the section 32 of the
> PWD Act. Section 32 of the PWD calls upon the State to review/update
> the list of identified posts after every 3 years. In the order
> delivered on 23 November 2012, He directed the Ministry of Social
> Justice and empowerment to notify the updated list of identified posts
> and comply within one month. Consequently, the government of India
> published the newly updated list in early 2013.
>
> In the whole of February this year, disability rights activists staged
> a successful countrywide movement. It aimed to prevent the passage of
> anti-disabled RPD Bill which government of that time seemed adamant to
> legislate in haste without discussion. Delhi Police even batoned
> peaceful protesters which attracted strong condemnation from the CCPD.
> Unexpectedly, when the last parliament session of the UPA II
> government got over, it again stepped-up its efforts to bring RPD Bill
> through an ordinance. When the ordinance route seemed imminent, Mr
> Pincha, went out of the box and wrote a letter to the prime minister
> expressing his reservation against the unconstitutional ordinance. His
> avowed commitment towards ensuring non-discrimination and protection
> of the rights of persons with disabilities was evident from the letter
> which he wrote to the former prime minister Manmohan Singh.
>
> Mr Pincha's pioneering legacy of disability advocacy is a solid
> Launchpad which needs to be strengthened by the prospective CCPD.
> During his tenure he has galvanized the recently established
> department of Disability Affairs' which is responsible for dispersing
> funds and overseeing its actual implementation. His unblemished
> trackrecord and unflinching commitment towards espousing the rights of
> persons with disabilities should serve as the eye-opener for the
> government. And next CCPD should also be appointed who is a person
> with disability of high repute.
>
> Avinash Shahi is a PhD student at Centre for The Study of Law and
> Governance JNU
>
>
>
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[AI] A CCPD to be emulated,By Avinash Shahi

[avinash shahi]

http://icareinfo.in/a-ccpd-to-be-emulated/

Shri Prasanna Kumar Pincha, whose stint as the Chief Commissioner of
Persons with Disabilities (CCPD) ended on December 27 2014, has left
an indelible ink on the disability movement in the country. The CCPD
is appointed by the Government of India as per the Section 57 of the
Persons with Disability Act, 1995. Being totally blind by birth, his
visionary intent and foresightedness is palpable in his groundbreaking
judgments

In February 2013, His Office issued the comprehensive uniform
guidelines for conducting examinations for persons with disabilities.
This Office Memorandum is hailed as pathbreaking judgment by any CCPD
since the establishment of the office in 1998. Stories abound that
Students with disabilities are often discriminated in the entrance
examinations by the exam conducting authorities. 26 Febuary 2013
judgment is a big step forward towards putting an end to such
humiliation. As a result of that ruling, the Kerala High Court
directed the University Grants Commission to provide NET exam question
papers in Braill to all print-disabled examinees. Following that
order, UGC has been providing questionpapers in Braille since June
2014.

His Office also took suo-motu notice against the ministry (MSJE) under
which it operates. Mr Pincha summoned MSJE official for not reviewing
the list of identified posts as stipulated under the section 32 of the
PWD Act. Section 32 of the PWD calls upon the State to review/update
the list of identified posts after every 3 years. In the order
delivered on 23 November 2012, He directed the Ministry of Social
Justice and empowerment to notify the updated list of identified posts
and comply within one month. Consequently, the government of India
published the newly updated list in early 2013.

In the whole of February this year, disability rights activists staged
a successful countrywide movement. It aimed to prevent the passage of
anti-disabled RPD Bill which government of that time seemed adamant to
legislate in haste without discussion. Delhi Police even batoned
peaceful protesters which attracted strong condemnation from the CCPD.
Unexpectedly, when the last parliament session of the UPA II
government got over, it again stepped-up its efforts to bring RPD Bill
through an ordinance. When the ordinance route seemed imminent, Mr
Pincha, went out of the box and wrote a letter to the prime minister
expressing his reservation against the unconstitutional ordinance. His
avowed commitment towards ensuring non-discrimination and protection
of the rights of persons with disabilities was evident from the letter
which he wrote to the former prime minister Manmohan Singh.

Mr Pincha's pioneering legacy of disability advocacy is a solid
Launchpad which needs to be strengthened by the prospective CCPD.
During his tenure he has galvanized the recently established
department of Disability Affairs' which is responsible for dispersing
funds and overseeing its actual implementation. His unblemished
trackrecord and unflinching commitment towards espousing the rights of
persons with disabilities should serve as the eye-opener for the
government. And next CCPD should also be appointed who is a person
with disability of high repute.

Avinash Shahi is a PhD student at Centre for The Study of Law and Governance JNU



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