[AI] Mother hacked off her disabled daughter and burnt her

[avinash shahi]

http://www.amarujala.com/feature/omg/mother-hacked-off-disabled-daughter-and-burnt-her-in-barbeque/

-- 
Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU



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Re: [AI] convert kurzwel file into microsoft word file

[Mohib Anwar Rafay]

I would suggest u to install Kurzweil  in your system. Then u can
easily open/convert these files. As if u directly save file into MS
word document choosing save as option, its layout, page numbers and
tables etc. get disturbed. Therefore its not advisable to directly
convert kes file into MS word format. Moreover such conversion is
pethetic specially if the files contain some data in tabbular form,
such as mathematics, economics and other technical subjects.

On 6/5/15, Akash Gupta  wrote:
> Dear friends,
> I have a lots of files in kurzwell format. I don't have kurzwell
> software. Please tell me how to convert them into microsoft word
> format.
> --
> The most pathetic person in the world is someone who has sight but no
> vision. By "Helen Keller".
> The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.
> By "Helen Keller".
> --
> With Warm Regards,
> Akash Gupta
> Rajasthan
> Skype: akash.gupta2412
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[AI] Fwd: Healp Needed

[Arul Selvi]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Arul Selvi 
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2015 09:23:57 +0530
Subject: Healp Needed
To: acessin...@acessindia.org.in

Hi AcessIndians.Hope all are doing well.  I am using Moto E Phone. I
have a problem
, I updated  Talk Back. then onwards  when I Screen off the phone it
starts reding all that what is in the notification like
compose,primary,adwigts,to view conversation sinc this folder,no cards
getnow cards ,date day networks Etc and screen off. If any body using
Moto E  please healp to solve this problem. Thanks in advance.



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Re: [AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[avinash shahi]

One could read this write up in full at
http://icareinfo.in/my-trip-to-nivh-some-reflections/
On 6/4/15, ajit able  wrote:
> I was ex trainee of n i v.h. I saw things very closely ,inspite of beg
> setup.autonomy.services r very poor irrugular suppy of books & magzines
> massive irrugularity in recruitment poor fooding & lodgeing. Low quality
> education & skill training. I pained to see this that time when i talked
> with present trainees things r unchanged
> NGO 's r limted resoures , but they deliver maxmum in minimum resourses N I
> V H  has maxmum resoure but deliver minimum with below quality.
> U may compare with other national intitutes with N I V H at any label of
> quality.
>
>  w
>
> rote:
>>
>> On 6/4/15, ajit able  wrote:
>> > For more info about cooruption of
>> > N.i.v h  contact the hero who is fighting against n. I v .h. cooruption
>> > mr.  Mantosh kumar mo no.09012578768
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > On 4 Jun 2015 16:14, "avinash shahi"  wrote:
>> >>
>> >> The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
>> >> institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
>> >> On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
>> >> institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
>> >> untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
>> >> main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
>> >> ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
>> >> FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
>> >> perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
>> >> and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
>> >> the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
>> >> queries were substantiated by the residents.
>> >>
>> >> Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
>> >> than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
>> >> ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
>> >> outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
>> >> classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.
>> >>
>> >> Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
>> >> one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
>> >> Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
>> >> Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
>> >> print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
>> >> and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
>> >> building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
>> >> password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
>> >> doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> Avinash Shahi
>> >> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>> >>
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[AI] Information on lottery ticket sellers/agents

[Subramani L]

Friends:

I am looking to speak to lottery ticket sellers, agents/distributors
or those involved in the business
just to have a ground level understanding of how things work in the
world of lottery selling. No individual names or names of agencies
will be publicized. As mentioned, this is just for personal
understanding.

If you are involved personally in lottery sales or know someone who
does, please contact me off the list.

Thanks and regards,

Subramani


-- 
L. Subramani,
Snr. Subeditor,
Deccan Herald,
Bangalore,
M: 91-7204322451

Facebook: Subramani Lakshminarayanan

Twitter: lsubramani60873

Linkedin: L. Subramani

website: http://www.lsubramani.com

If you are someone who need personal help to cope with blindness, a
little friendly chat about things that bother you or just an ear to
listen to your fears and frustrations, please don't hesitate to get in
touch. I've been through that and I can help. Just leave your
questions and if you don't want to give your name, that's fine.

 Are you an HR exec, a volunteer, a friend/relative of someone going
through blindness or do you want to understand disability because it's
part of something that you are working on?... Pl get in touch for
volunteer help.



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[AI] Testing of App "Suno" for online audio library

[Esha - People for the Blind]

Dear All

You might remember our post inviting testing help for an android app 
that allows us to listen to audio content on the android device and also 
allows chapter by chapter navigation..


Please do share your feedback. If there is anything that we can do 
better , conceptually, please do share that too.


This app can potentially help a lot of people and reduce the cost of 
access significantly.


Your inputs are valuable.

Thank you

Regards

Nidhi
for esha
www.braillecards.org
www.clabil.org
www.eshabraille.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/eshabraille
twitter: eshabraille
Phone: +91 97113 27370


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[AI] convert kurzwel file into microsoft word file

[Akash Gupta]

Dear friends,
I have a lots of files in kurzwell format. I don't have kurzwell
software. Please tell me how to convert them into microsoft word
format.
-- 
The most pathetic person in the world is someone who has sight but no
vision. By "Helen Keller".
The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.
By "Helen Keller".
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With Warm Regards,
Akash Gupta
Rajasthan
Skype: akash.gupta2412



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Re: [AI] Magnifier

[Him Prasad Gautam]

hello,
I guess you need more quality magnifier than the window-built one.
There are many magnifier available. some better than other.
As far as I know, there are free and commercial products.
Among the commercial one which I had tested, zoomtext is the most
versatile with many configuration features.
Additionally, The product of freedonscientific and supernova have high
quality.
If you need the free one, please contact me personally, I may provide
few magnifiers what ever I had.


On 6/3/15, li...@srinivasu.org  wrote:
> Bharathi - if you are looking for stand alone magnifiers, you can contact
> BarrierBreak. For computer use, you get software like Supernova. Again you
> will get it from BarrierBreak.
>
> Regards,
> Srinivasu Chakravarthula | @csrinivasu
> Sent from my iPhone 5C
>
>> On 03-Jun-2015, at 11:28, Bharathi Sekhar
>>  wrote:
>>
>> Where can we buy magnifier to read books to assist people with low
>> vision?
>> Also is there a seperate one to fix it on the monitor ?
>>
>> Bharathi
>> *Bharathi Sekhar*
>> Director (Operations)
>>
>> *ABILITY FOUNDATION *4 / 23, 3rd Cross Street, Radhakrishnan Nagar,
>> Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai - 600 041. India
>> *+91 44 2452 0016  *|  Website   |
>> Success
>> & ABILITY  India's
>> cross-disability magazine
>>
>> 
>> 
>> *Looking Beyond Disabilities & Breaking Barriers Together*
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Re: [AI] query regarding indian railways ID card

[Prasanth P.V.]

Friends, I've submitted my application last month at Palakkd DCM, but
didn't receive any acknowledgement. They told me that, they will call
when the card is ready and did not said any time limit.

On 6/4/15, Neelima Surve  wrote:
> Today, we went at CST Mumbai to submit our written application, with
> our identy proofs, they also asked us to come after 2 months. They
> will not going to inform us, we have to go at there to ask them,
> whether our I cards are ready or not.
>
> Yes! they didn't gave us any receipt, but, gave acknowledgement on
> the photo copy of  our  application.
>
> Unfortunetly , the funny thing is, In Maharashtra,  city Pune, people
> doesn't know anything about it, When we spoke with them, (Drm, DCM
> office) they simply said, It has been implemented in Delhi only, &,
> not in any other cities.
>
> Friends, My question is, how many cities, or states are there, which
> are not going to implement this, or which don't even know, that they
> should  implement this scheme?
>
> Regards,
> Neelima
>
> On 6/4/15, amit pahuja  wrote:
>> Hey Friends, seeking an information,
>> has anyone submited the necessary documents to Delhi drm office for
>> getting
>> ID card? and are they giving any acknowledgement slip for the future
>> reference? the other day i visited and the concerned person was on leave.
>> so some other person asked me to write an application that i need an ID
>> card and get that photo copied. on the photocopy, he signed and put the
>> stamp and returned me the copy. he seemed completely ignorant. he was
>> looking as if i have come from mars or saturn!
>>
>> i would like to aske, r they giving proper railway acknowledgement slip
>> for
>> the reference or they're just putting stamp on the copy of  the
>> application
>> itself and returning?
>>
>> another question, has anyone on the list got the id card from Delhi drm
>> office?
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Re: [AI] query regarding indian railways ID card

[Neelima Surve]

Today, we went at CST Mumbai to submit our written application, with
our identy proofs, they also asked us to come after 2 months. They
will not going to inform us, we have to go at there to ask them,
whether our I cards are ready or not.

Yes! they didn't gave us any receipt, but, gave acknowledgement on
the photo copy of  our  application.

Unfortunetly , the funny thing is, In Maharashtra,  city Pune, people
doesn't know anything about it, When we spoke with them, (Drm, DCM
office) they simply said, It has been implemented in Delhi only, &,
not in any other cities.

Friends, My question is, how many cities, or states are there, which
are not going to implement this, or which don't even know, that they
should  implement this scheme?

Regards,
Neelima

On 6/4/15, amit pahuja  wrote:
> Hey Friends, seeking an information,
> has anyone submited the necessary documents to Delhi drm office for getting
> ID card? and are they giving any acknowledgement slip for the future
> reference? the other day i visited and the concerned person was on leave.
> so some other person asked me to write an application that i need an ID
> card and get that photo copied. on the photocopy, he signed and put the
> stamp and returned me the copy. he seemed completely ignorant. he was
> looking as if i have come from mars or saturn!
>
> i would like to aske, r they giving proper railway acknowledgement slip for
> the reference or they're just putting stamp on the copy of  the application
> itself and returning?
>
> another question, has anyone on the list got the id card from Delhi drm
> office?
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Re: [AI] FW: Notice from National Highway

[amritpal singh]

Thanks for the readable and printable attachments. My previous letter  and 
quary stands cancelled.
- Original Message - 
From: "Kotian, H P" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 11:43 AM
Subject: [AI] FW: Notice from National Highway



All
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Re: [AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[ajit able]

I was ex trainee of n i v.h. I saw things very closely ,inspite of beg
setup.autonomy.services r very poor irrugular suppy of books & magzines
massive irrugularity in recruitment poor fooding & lodgeing. Low quality
education & skill training. I pained to see this that time when i talked
with present trainees things r unchanged
NGO 's r limted resoures , but they deliver maxmum in minimum resourses N I
V H  has maxmum resoure but deliver minimum with below quality.
U may compare with other national intitutes with N I V H at any label of
quality.

 w

rote:
>
> On 6/4/15, ajit able  wrote:
> > For more info about cooruption of
> > N.i.v h  contact the hero who is fighting against n. I v .h. cooruption
> > mr.  Mantosh kumar mo no.09012578768
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On 4 Jun 2015 16:14, "avinash shahi"  wrote:
> >>
> >> The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
> >> institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
> >> On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
> >> institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
> >> untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
> >> main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
> >> ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
> >> FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
> >> perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
> >> and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
> >> the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
> >> queries were substantiated by the residents.
> >>
> >> Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
> >> than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
> >> ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
> >> outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
> >> classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.
> >>
> >> Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
> >> one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
> >> Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
> >> Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
> >> print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
> >> and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
> >> building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
> >> password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
> >> doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> Avinash Shahi
> >> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
> >>
> >>
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> thank you sir, meny,meny thanks to you. but why?
> i was trined  in 1981to1983.at the same NIVH senter.thats why after i
> read your mail i happy.once again thanks to you,information given
> regarding NIVH.
>   with regards your's t gopalakrishna bangalore.
> mob:
> 9019105558,
> e mail:
> gopalfi...@gm

[AI] Blind and vision impaired viewers are left in the dark by Australian TV broadcasters

[avinash shahi]

Sydney Morning Herald: June 3 2015
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/blind-and-vision-impaired-viewers-are-left-in-the-dark-by-australian-tv-broadcasters-20150527-gh7c4x.html
Illustration: Mick Connolly

Last month, the ABC quietly announced it was beginning a 15-month
trial to provide around 14 hours a week of audio-described content for
blind and vision impaired viewers through its iView service.

For   vision-impaired people,  it's big news – but has only come about
after Vision Australia lodged a complaint with the Human Rights
Commission against all three commercial broadcasters and SBS, citing
indirect discrimination; advocacy group group Blind Citizens Australia
had already lodged a complaint there against the ABC.

A large proportion of Australian television viewers have for years
been left – literally – in the dark when it comes to much of what's
happening on their favourite programs.

Audio description (AD) adds key visual elements by using a second
audio track to describe action sequences, characters' gestures and
facial expressions and the like; it's essentially the equivalent of
closed captioning for the hearing impaired, a service that has long
been standard on most Australian content.



But for Australia's estimated 480,000 blind and vision-impaired
people, watching television can be a frustrating, often pointless
exercise or one that involves having someone help out with describing
events that aren't obvious through sound or dialogue.

The iView trial comes after an initial trial in 2012, and while it's
been cautiously welcomed by blindness organisations, it's seen as a
very small step in an area in which Australia lags woefully behind the
rest of the world.

"Many sighted people just can't understand the impact of not being
able to see the visual aspects of television – the trial in 2012
really showed that blind people got  a lot of value out of it and
technically it's not difficult to do," says Michael Simpson,  Vision
Australia's General Manager of NSW Client Services and Accessible
Information Services, who has been blind for 40 years.

Frustratingly, much of the content broadcast here – and some even
created here like Home And Away and Neighbours –  is already audio
described for international markets but not Australia. Technically,
Simpson says, it's not difficult to do but requires a "new mindset".

"It's the mindset and the regulatory framework, like closed captioning
years ago. There's regulations now about the amount of captioning that
stations have to provide," hesays.

Amanda Tink, a vision-impaired business consultant from Sydney, and
one of the complainants to the ABC after the 2012 trial, agrees.

"We are behind the UK and the US and Canada by a long way and even New
Zealand and a number of European countries who all do some form of
AD," she says. "And now even Netflix, who have only been in the
country two minutes, have announced they will provide AD for lots of
content."

The streaming service, launched in March, will offer AD for its
original programming, beginning with its new series Daredevil – about
a blind superhero. They also plan to roll out AD on previous seasons
of programs including Orange Is The New Black, House of Cards and
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

The ABC trial of just 14 hours' programming is disappointing, says
Tink. "That  covers children's programs, documentaries, drama ... most
people won't be watching all of those things, so it probably really
equates to about two hours. In terms of the ABC's commitment to AD,
it's not nearly enough."

She says the fact that the service is only available on catch-up,
rather than broadcast television, is also less than ideal – many blind
and visually impaired people don't have internet access or iPhones
which, at present, are the only way to access audio described content.

But Tink   is hopeful the iView trial will become a permanent – and
expanded – part of the ABC's programming.

Programs with audio description have also found to be valuable for
people with learning disabilities or on the autism spectrum; even more
reason, she believes, that it should be adopted by all the
broadcasters.

"Having the iView trial is great, but we still need to talk about the
need to have AD on broadcast television because apart from the fact
that's the way most people can access television, it gives you access
at the same time as everyone else," she says.

Discussions between Blind Citizens Australia and the Federal
Government   are being brokered by the  Australian Human Rights
Commission, and are ongoing.

"The trial is a positive step (but) permanent, real-time, audio
description on broadcast Australian television, similar to what is
available now in many other countries, is the only way to remove
current discriminatory barriers for Australians who are blind or have
low vision."

A spokesperson for ABC's iview declined to comment, directing us
instead to the Government's Department of Communications, which
specifies 

Re: [AI] Few mails on the list

[Sandeep Singh]

Thank you Harish. It will be great receiving all those informative mails.
Best regards,
Sandeep

At 02:11 PM 6/4/2015, you wrote:


Dear Sandeep
I have changed the subject line. There has been a spam attack on the 
server end of the service provider which has disrupted the traffic. 
I find all my posts are going through. I have also received inputs 
from members that their mails are not reaching the list.


I suppose, one can start posting now.
Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of Sandeep Singh

Sent: 04 June 2015 13:40
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerning the disabled.

Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Shopping- groceries

Hi Harish,
Not getting any mails from Access India, only a few mails from you 
are coming through.

Best regards,
Sandeep

At 12:33 PM 6/4/2015, you wrote:

>Forwarding a post which did not come through.
>Harish Kotian
>
>- Original Message -
>From: kanchan Pamnani
>To:
>accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 4:13 PM
>Subject: Shopping- groceries
>
>Hi Is anyone using a app on IPhone or  a website on the computer for
>purchasing groceries on the Net.
>Is there any app or website which is fully accessible.
>Share any personal experiences please
>Thanks
>Kanchan Pamnani
>Advocate & Solicitor
>9, Suleman Chambers,
>Battery Street, Colaba,
>Mumbai - 400 039.
>
>
>
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Re: [AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[gopala krishna]

On 6/4/15, ajit able  wrote:
> For more info about cooruption of
> N.i.v h  contact the hero who is fighting against n. I v .h. cooruption
> mr.  Mantosh kumar mo no.09012578768
>
>
>
>
>
> On 4 Jun 2015 16:14, "avinash shahi"  wrote:
>>
>> The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
>> institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
>> On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
>> institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
>> untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
>> main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
>> ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
>> FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
>> perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
>> and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
>> the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
>> queries were substantiated by the residents.
>>
>> Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
>> than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
>> ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
>> outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
>> classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.
>>
>> Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
>> one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
>> Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
>> Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
>> print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
>> and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
>> building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
>> password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
>> doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Avinash Shahi
>> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>>
>>
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thank you sir, meny,meny thanks to you. but why?
i was trined  in 1981to1983.at the same NIVH senter.thats why after i
read your mail i happy.once again thanks to you,information given
regarding NIVH.
  with regards your's t gopalakrishna bangalore.
mob:
9019105558,
e mail:
gopalfi...@gmail.com



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Re: [AI] query regarding indian railways ID card

[Aravind R]

in chennai, i submitted last monday only. they gave copy as well as
one receipt. they said it will take 2 months. no idea howmany years it
will take.

On 6/4/15, vivek doddamani  wrote:
> Friend amit, I have submitted on 26th February 2015 till date I have
> not received any ID card or phone from railways, regarding receipt the
> concerned person signed on the duplicate copy of the application & has
> written the date no stamp that copy is receiving by them but I do not
> know when I will get ID card.
>
> On 6/4/15, amit pahuja  wrote:
>> Hey Friends, seeking an information,
>> has anyone submited the necessary documents to Delhi drm office for
>> getting
>> ID card? and are they giving any acknowledgement slip for the future
>> reference? the other day i visited and the concerned person was on leave.
>> so some other person asked me to write an application that i need an ID
>> card and get that photo copied. on the photocopy, he signed and put the
>> stamp and returned me the copy. he seemed completely ignorant. he was
>> looking as if i have come from mars or saturn!
>>
>> i would like to aske, r they giving proper railway acknowledgement slip
>> for
>> the reference or they're just putting stamp on the copy of  the
>> application
>> itself and returning?
>>
>> another question, has anyone on the list got the id card from Delhi drm
>> office?
>>
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[AI] Eyeway's Alerts for the day

[Eyeway Helpdesk]

Dear All:

Follow the alerts for the day below:

1. News Alerts-

40-year-old Visually Impaired Woman Argues Own Court Case.  E S Prasanna
Kumari had never had light before her eyes; but led by her inner light, she
fought for her right to win. The Kerala High Court on Wednesday witnessed a
rare fight for justice, when a 40-year-old visually challenged woman argued
her own case before the court against the Kannur University decision
denying her appointment to the post of lecturer in law. E S Prasanna
Kumari, of Chottanikkara, was an applicant to the post of lecturer in law
called under the vacancy and reservation quota for physically handicapped
as per the notification issued by the Kannur University on 2008. If nobody
turned up for a vacancy reserved for physically challenged, candidates from
other eligible categories could be considered, Prasanna submitted. More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=40-year-old-visually-impaired-woman-argues-own-court-case


Visual impairment no disability for this boy from Valley Wants to make
family proud and crack civil services exam. He may be visually impaired but
this is no hurdle for 25-year-old Abrar Ahmad Bhat from Srinagar. This
disability does not stop him from pursuing his dream of getting education
from Delhi University and cracking civil services exam. One may find it
impossible to travel to different parts of the country in such a condition,
but Abrar travels to Delhi and Dehradun alone without accompanying anyone.
More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=visual-impairment-no-disability-boy-valley-wants-make-family-proud-and-crack-civil-services-exam

Approve transfer of visually-impaired govt. staffer’. Going an extra mile
to help a visually-impaired person get a transfer from Chennai to his
native Madurai, the Madras High Court has directed the State government to
approve a post for him, which has been recommended by the Madurai
Corporation. Disposing off a petition by S. Samuvel, Justice D.
Hariparanthaman directed the State government to pass an order approving
the recommendation of the Madurai Corporation within four weeks. More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=approve-transfer-visually-impaired-govt-staffer%E2%80%99

Smriti Irani makes surprise visit to Hindu College. Delhi University
Teachers Union president Nandita Narain also submitted representations to
the minister regarding the Choice Based Credit System. Union Human Resource
Development Minister Smriti Irani on Tuesday made an unscheduled visit to
Hindu College to take stock of hostel facilities for disabled students, and
to “ensure that college extends fee-waiver to students with special
needs”’. The college had earlier discontinued the waiver scheme while
allegedly citing fund constraints. Irani’s inspection came just a day after
she met a visually impaired student from Hindu College at a public meeting.
The student had raised the issue of college not extending the hostel
fee-waiver scheme for students with disabilities. More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=smriti-irani-makes-surprise-visit-hindu-college  2.


2. Training Alert-

Diploma in computer education course for Visually Impaired by The Blind
Relief Association. The course start w.e.f. 1.8.2015.  Fee for the course
is Rs. 11325/-, but at the end of the course Rs. 3500/- will be refunded.  This
course is meant  for both blind and sighted candidates.  The duration of
the Course is one academic year and entry qualification is 12th class pass
with minimum of 50% marks with relaxation of marks as for govt. norms. The
last date of receipt of completed application is Tuesday 30th June, 2015. For
any further enquiry, please contact:- Mrs. Neelu Suneja,  : Mobile-
09953494420, Mr. Rajpal: Mobile- 09811551648. he free boarding and lodging
facility is available for blind candidates who are not from Delhi. Total
number of seats are 25. More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=diploma-computer-education-visual-impairment-course


3. Job Alert-

Two posts as Management Trainee (General) for Visually Impaired and Four
posts Management Trainee (Depot) for Low Vision in Food Corporation of
India, in North, South, East Zone.  Qualification: MT- General: A) Graduate
degree or equivalent from recognized University with minimum 60% marks;
OR B) CA/ICWA/CS. MT-Depot: A) Graduate degree or equivalent from
recognized University with minimum 60% marks;  OR B) CA/ICWA/CS. Management
Trainees will undergo training for six months. Last date 2nd July. Apply
online. More at http://www.eyeway.org/?q=jobs   or 30th  May employment
news page no. 28

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Re: [AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[avinash shahi]

My mail was abruptly delivered friends.
NIVH also runs community FM station where apart from classical music
and other programmes,lessons of textbooks are regularly aired. They
also produce two magazines Pratiyogita Darpan and Chronicle in audio.
 On 6/4/15, ajit able  wrote:
> For more info about cooruption of
> N.i.v h  contact the hero who is fighting against n. I v .h. cooruption
> mr.  Mantosh kumar mo no.09012578768
>
>
>
>
>
> On 4 Jun 2015 16:14, "avinash shahi"  wrote:
>>
>> The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
>> institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
>> On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
>> institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
>> untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
>> main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
>> ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
>> FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
>> perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
>> and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
>> the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
>> queries were substantiated by the residents.
>>
>> Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
>> than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
>> ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
>> outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
>> classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.
>>
>> Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
>> one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
>> Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
>> Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
>> print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
>> and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
>> building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
>> password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
>> doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Avinash Shahi
>> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>>
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Re: [AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[ajit able]

For more info about cooruption of
N.i.v h  contact the hero who is fighting against n. I v .h. cooruption
mr.  Mantosh kumar mo no.09012578768





On 4 Jun 2015 16:14, "avinash shahi"  wrote:
>
> The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
> institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
> On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
> institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
> untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
> main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
> ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
> FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
> perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
> and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
> the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
> queries were substantiated by the residents.
>
> Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
> than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
> ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
> outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
> classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.
>
> Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
> one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
> Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
> Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
> print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
> and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
> building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
> password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
> doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.
>
>
> --
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>
>
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[AI] Fwd: FW: Anouncement of computer corse

[Gurudas V.N]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Awake 
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2015 16:28:38 +0530
Subject: FW: Anouncement of computer corse
To: vnguru...@gmail.com





From: Awake [mailto:awakefoundat...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2015 1:19 PM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'
Subject: Anouncement of computer corse



Dear All,

Greetings from AWAKE VISHWA SEVA FOUNDATION! With the successful batch Awake
is going to start fresh batch for Basic and advanced Computer Course in june
23rd 2015 at Bangalore.

To Create IT Awareness, Provide Knowledge and Specialized Skills to empower
the student to become Self-Sufficient and Independent Enough in Order to
Take Advantage of Employment and Entrepreneurial Opportunities In The
IT-Enabled Society.

This cores is of 8 months duration, in this time we will be training the
students in Computers,  Personality development, Soft skills, Spoken English
yoga and OJT(on job training ), and ultimately the objective is that the
students should be able to operate the computers on their own and be placed
in a good position.  We are looking for at least 10 students for admission.


Last date for the registration is 23rd of june 2015. Free Boarding and
lodging available

Registrations are according to first come first basis.

Candidates who are interested to join please Contact us.



Eligibility:

Any person with Visual Impairment who -. Has passed Standard 10th and 12th,
priority will be given for the graduates .



Contents:

COMPUTER COURSE :

. Keyboard orientation and Typing practice with software "Fun With
Type Ability"

. Basics of Software, Hardware

. Introduction to Assistive technologies for visually impaired.

. Basic concepts such as desktop, taskbar, menus, Editing,

. Dialog box, File/Folder management etc...

. Screen readers, NVDA/JAWS settings and help

. MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint and MS Outlook

. Internet- Email, online chat, internet calling, social

. networking, reading websites, online file transfer etc...

YOGA:

Thy-Che ,pranayama and meditation .

ENGLISH LEARNING :

Spoken English , supplementary English and English grammar .



Material Used:



1.   Computers with Windows OS and Office 2007,

2.   NVDA/JAWS

3.   Fun With Type Ability

4.Tactile Diagrams



For More detail

Please Contact

9620369680

Warm regards,

TEEM AWAKE



ADDRESS

V.N.Gurudas

Founder President

AWAKE VISHWA SEVA FOUNDATION

Bhavana Nilaya No.8, Survey No.10/3

Banashankari 3rd stage,

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Re: [AI] query regarding indian railways ID card

[vivek doddamani]

Friend amit, I have submitted on 26th February 2015 till date I have
not received any ID card or phone from railways, regarding receipt the
concerned person signed on the duplicate copy of the application & has
written the date no stamp that copy is receiving by them but I do not
know when I will get ID card.

On 6/4/15, amit pahuja  wrote:
> Hey Friends, seeking an information,
> has anyone submited the necessary documents to Delhi drm office for getting
> ID card? and are they giving any acknowledgement slip for the future
> reference? the other day i visited and the concerned person was on leave.
> so some other person asked me to write an application that i need an ID
> card and get that photo copied. on the photocopy, he signed and put the
> stamp and returned me the copy. he seemed completely ignorant. he was
> looking as if i have come from mars or saturn!
>
> i would like to aske, r they giving proper railway acknowledgement slip for
> the reference or they're just putting stamp on the copy of  the application
> itself and returning?
>
> another question, has anyone on the list got the id card from Delhi drm
> office?
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[AI] My trip to Dehradun – NIVH: Some Reflections

[avinash shahi]

The National Institute of Visually handicap (NIVH) is the autonomous
institution under MSJE which deals with the concerns of blind people.
On a recent trip to Dehradoon, yesterday we visited this grand
institution. We reached in the morning around 6:30 am. Two cute and
untroubling dogs along with security guard welcomed us at the campus’s
main gate. Weather was serene and silence was all around. We headed
ahead towards residential complex and heard 3 men gossiping ,listening
FM and chewing tobacco nearby boys’ hostel. They were employees
perhaps. We asked them where M.Ed students reside? One said go ahead
and turn right after 50meters. We followed his directions and reached
the desired venue. We went upstairs met with the students and our
queries were substantiated by the residents.

Hostel facts: irrespective of age and education, one can’t have more
than 4 chapaties in lunch. The quality of cooked food is less than
ordinary. And kupon cost for an outsider: Rs 50 per day. One can’t go
outside after 8 pm. Girls and boys are not allowed to meet beyond
classes. 5:30 to 7 pm is the time one could go outside the premises.

Addministrative complex: as one approaches Main Helen Keller Bhawan,
one is informed by repeated audio announcement at the entrance, its
Helen Keller Bhawan. This huge building has several offices including
Director’s one and account section,  audio library and library for
print-abled people. One could find half-raised tactile pathways here
and there on the campus. Apart from Helen Keler Bhawan, no other
building has wi-fi however students are not provided user-ids and
password to access internet on the campus. I wonder why this apex body
doesn’t provide internet access to B.Ed and M.Ed students at least.


-- 
Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU



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[AI] Few mails on the list

[Kotian, H P]

Dear Sandeep
I have changed the subject line. There has been a spam attack on the server end 
of the service provider which has disrupted the traffic. I find all my posts 
are going through. I have also received inputs from members that their mails 
are not reaching the list.

I suppose, one can start posting now.
Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Sandeep Singh
Sent: 04 June 2015 13:40
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Shopping- groceries

Hi Harish,
Not getting any mails from Access India, only a few mails from you are coming 
through.
Best regards,
Sandeep

At 12:33 PM 6/4/2015, you wrote:

>Forwarding a post which did not come through.
>Harish Kotian
>
>- Original Message -
>From: kanchan Pamnani
>To:
>accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 4:13 PM
>Subject: Shopping- groceries
>
>Hi Is anyone using a app on IPhone or  a website on the computer for
>purchasing groceries on the Net.
>Is there any app or website which is fully accessible.
>Share any personal experiences please
>Thanks
>Kanchan Pamnani
>Advocate & Solicitor
>9, Suleman Chambers,
>Battery Street, Colaba,
>Mumbai - 400 039.
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Re: [AI] FW: Shopping- groceries

[Sandeep Singh]

Hi Harish,
Not getting any mails from Access India, only a few mails from you 
are coming through.

Best regards,
Sandeep

At 12:33 PM 6/4/2015, you wrote:


Forwarding a post which did not come through.
Harish Kotian

- Original Message -
From: kanchan Pamnani
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 4:13 PM
Subject: Shopping- groceries

Hi Is anyone using a app on IPhone or  a website on the computer for 
purchasing groceries on the Net.

Is there any app or website which is fully accessible.
Share any personal experiences please
Thanks
Kanchan Pamnani
Advocate & Solicitor
9, Suleman Chambers,
Battery Street, Colaba,
Mumbai - 400 039.





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[AI] query regarding indian railways ID card

[amit pahuja]

Hey Friends, seeking an information,
has anyone submited the necessary documents to Delhi drm office for getting
ID card? and are they giving any acknowledgement slip for the future
reference? the other day i visited and the concerned person was on leave.
so some other person asked me to write an application that i need an ID
card and get that photo copied. on the photocopy, he signed and put the
stamp and returned me the copy. he seemed completely ignorant. he was
looking as if i have come from mars or saturn!

i would like to aske, r they giving proper railway acknowledgement slip for
the reference or they're just putting stamp on the copy of  the application
itself and returning?

another question, has anyone on the list got the id card from Delhi drm
office?


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Re: [AI] FW: Shopping- groceries

[Rahul Kelapure]

Hi Kanchan,

I use www.bigbasket.com for the purpose and it is fully accessible with Jaws.

They also do have Android and IOS app, but I did not use it so far.

Hope this helps.

Thanks and warm regards,

Rahul.

On 6/4/15, Kotian, H P  wrote:
>
> Forwarding a post which did not come through.
> Harish Kotian
>
> - Original Message -
> From: kanchan Pamnani
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 4:13 PM
> Subject: Shopping- groceries
>
> Hi Is anyone using a app on IPhone or  a website on the computer for
> purchasing groceries on the Net.
> Is there any app or website which is fully accessible.
> Share any personal experiences please
> Thanks
> Kanchan Pamnani
> Advocate & Solicitor
> 9, Suleman Chambers,
> Battery Street, Colaba,
> Mumbai - 400 039.
>
>
>
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[AI] FW: Shopping- groceries

[Kotian, H P]

Forwarding a post which did not come through.
Harish Kotian

- Original Message -
From: kanchan Pamnani
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 4:13 PM
Subject: Shopping- groceries

Hi Is anyone using a app on IPhone or  a website on the computer for purchasing 
groceries on the Net.
Is there any app or website which is fully accessible.
Share any personal experiences please
Thanks
Kanchan Pamnani
Advocate & Solicitor
9, Suleman Chambers,
Battery Street, Colaba,
Mumbai - 400 039.





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[AI] Parliamentary Standing Committee's Report on Rights of Persons with Disabilities Bill-- some Positives and Negatives

[Kotian, H P]

All
I am pasting here an interesting perspective on the standing committee report. 
Read on.
Harish Kotian
Quoting:


Parliamentary Standing Committee's Report on Rights of Persons with 
Disabilities Bill-- some Positives and Negatives


By Prasanna Kumar Pincha,
Former Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities
Government of India



This brief write-up makes a modest attempt to identify some examples of 
positives and negatives including some glaring contradictions and silences in 
the Parliamentary Standing Committee's report on RPD Bill. The write-up has 
been divided in to four segments, namely, part one, part two, part three, and, 
part four respectively. Part one makes some prefatorial observations; part two 
briefly alludes to and enlists some positive aspects of the Committee's 
recommendations; likewise, part three, gives some illustrative examples of 
negative aspects of Committee's recommendations including references to some 
glaring contradictions and silences; part four contains the concluding remarks.


Part one


Prefatorial Observations

I  must begin by congratulating and complimenting the Standing Committee not 
just for tabling its  report on RPD Bill before both houses of Parliament on 
seventh of may 2015; but also for making a commendable effort to improve the 
Bill in the larger interests of Persons with Disabilities. While it is true 
that the Standing Committee's report also contains some highly disturbing, 
regressive and negative recommendations, this does not in any way, take away 
from the fact that the intentions of the Committee have throughout been 
bonafide and above board.

My quick and cursory reading of the report leaves me thoroughly persuaded that 
the Committee certainly deserved better guidance from its officials including 
from the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities than it 
actually seems to have got. The Committee's failure to internalize the current 
and progressive narrative of disability is comprehensive and is also evident 
from a number of negative recommendations which, for example, talk of equating 
disability with certain ailments, such as, diabetes type I, blood cancer and 
kidney failure; or for that matter recommendations pertaining to changing the 
title of the proposed legislation in a manner that it actually will become more 
patronising if the said recommendation is accepted by the Government and the 
Parliament.

Another sorry spectacle is that some civil society group or groups have already 
plunged in to a race of competing for credit hunting when they lost no time in 
claiming, contrary to facts, that almost all their recommendations have been 
accepted by the Committee. My own sense is that the Committee must have done 
its best to elicit views, comments and suggestions from all stakeholders and 
must accordingly have finalised the set of their recommendations. Besides, it 
is also likely that same or similar suggestions in certain matters must have 
been received by the Committee from various quarters. This explains why my 
humble advice to these credit-mongers and fame-hunters is that at least for 
now, they will do well to focus their creative energies in getting the best 
possible piece of legislations for Persons with Disabilities. Let the good be 
not the enemy of the perfect.


Part two

Positive aspects

Following are examples of positive aspects of the Committee's recommendations:

1 insert definition of "Discrimination on the basis of Disability" as this 
expression occurs in the Bill in several places. The Committee has further 
favoured formulation of definition of the said expression on the lines of the 
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities [UNCRPD]. 
This recommendation is of enduring significance as it will have far-reaching 
implications for Persons with Disabilities.

2 recast section 3.3  of the Bill: another recommendation of enduring 
significance is the Committee's view that section 3.3 should be recast as it is 
likely to infringe on the fundamental rights of Persons with Disabilities in 
its present form. It goes without saying that this provision, as it now exists 
in the Bill, will provide a handle/license to officials to discriminate on the 
basis of disability, more particularly, in the face of the fact that the 
question as to what constitutes "Legitimate End" is highly subjective and has 
neither been defined nor explained anywhere in the Bill. The said section 3.3 
states that no person shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability 
unless it is shown that the impugned act or omission is aimed to achieve a 
legitimate end.

3 modify definition of "Reasonable Accommodation": the Committee rightly 
recommends that the definition of "Reasonable Accommodation" be modified in a 
manner so as to make it incumbent on the concerned authorities to provide 
reasonable accommodation upto the maximum of its available resources. The 
Committee has accordin