[AI] Delhi: In a first, the government is building a hostel for visually-impaired women

[avinash shahi]

http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hostel-for-visuallyimpaired-women/article7802413.ece
In a first, the Delhi government’s Social Welfare Department is
constructing a hostel for the visually-impaired women in the Capital.
While there are hostel facilities for visually challenged men, there
are no such facilities for women so far.

The new hostel will be a big relief for the visually challenged women
students who come to Delhi from other parts of the country for studies
and are forced to stay in private accommodation sans any kind of
assistance that a visually impaired person requires.

Karuna, a visually impaired student who lives on rented accommodation
in Mukherjee Nagar said: “It will be good if the government builds a
hostel for the visually-impaired women because we are forced to live
in rented accommodation where there is no one to assist us if we need
something.”

The women’s hostel is being constructed on a 3,752 square meter land
in Timarpur and is supposed to be ready within the next two years.

“We are building a hostel for the visually impaired women students in
college. So far, there is no government hostel for visually impaired
students. Girl students face safety issues in private hostels. This is
the reason why the government felt the need to construct a hostel for
women,” Social Welfare Department Minister Sandeep Kumar told The
Hindu.

Currently, there are two hostels for visually impaired men in the
Capital including one school cum hostel. The current hostel and school
provides them assistance of care givers who help them in carrying out
their daily chores.

“There are different categories of visually impaired persons who live
in the hostels here. Some are partially impaired and some are fully
impaired. Those who are fully impaired need assistance to do their
daily chores, our care givers help them with that. Other than that, we
also take care of the medical facilities for the students here,” a
senior official at Sewa Kutir said.

The students living in school cum hostel do not require transport
facilities since school is situated in the same building. For college
going students, Delhi University has provided a bus facility for those
going to North campus colleges.

For anything else, they have to manage on their own. The hostel
authorities however do provide transport facilities to those who are
unwell.

While basic facilities are available in the hostel, students want
things like library, wi-fi and sports facilities in the hostel campus.

Pintoo Kumar, a visually-impaired student said: “We should be provided
better sports facilities by the hostel authorities. A lot of us here
are athletes and national level champions but there is no support from
the side of hostel authorities in supporting our endeavour. We should
also be given a library and reading facilities. Wi-fi and internet
facilities are also not available here.”


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Re: [AI] Delhi: In a first, the government is building a hostel for visually-impaired women

[akshun mahajan]

We have raised our demands of making hostile for females with visual
impairment when we met honorable HRD Minister.

On 10/26/15, avinash shahi  wrote:
> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hostel-for-visuallyimpaired-women/article7802413.ece
> In a first, the Delhi government’s Social Welfare Department is
> constructing a hostel for the visually-impaired women in the Capital.
> While there are hostel facilities for visually challenged men, there
> are no such facilities for women so far.
>
> The new hostel will be a big relief for the visually challenged women
> students who come to Delhi from other parts of the country for studies
> and are forced to stay in private accommodation sans any kind of
> assistance that a visually impaired person requires.
>
> Karuna, a visually impaired student who lives on rented accommodation
> in Mukherjee Nagar said: “It will be good if the government builds a
> hostel for the visually-impaired women because we are forced to live
> in rented accommodation where there is no one to assist us if we need
> something.”
>
> The women’s hostel is being constructed on a 3,752 square meter land
> in Timarpur and is supposed to be ready within the next two years.
>
> “We are building a hostel for the visually impaired women students in
> college. So far, there is no government hostel for visually impaired
> students. Girl students face safety issues in private hostels. This is
> the reason why the government felt the need to construct a hostel for
> women,” Social Welfare Department Minister Sandeep Kumar told The
> Hindu.
>
> Currently, there are two hostels for visually impaired men in the
> Capital including one school cum hostel. The current hostel and school
> provides them assistance of care givers who help them in carrying out
> their daily chores.
>
> “There are different categories of visually impaired persons who live
> in the hostels here. Some are partially impaired and some are fully
> impaired. Those who are fully impaired need assistance to do their
> daily chores, our care givers help them with that. Other than that, we
> also take care of the medical facilities for the students here,” a
> senior official at Sewa Kutir said.
>
> The students living in school cum hostel do not require transport
> facilities since school is situated in the same building. For college
> going students, Delhi University has provided a bus facility for those
> going to North campus colleges.
>
> For anything else, they have to manage on their own. The hostel
> authorities however do provide transport facilities to those who are
> unwell.
>
> While basic facilities are available in the hostel, students want
> things like library, wi-fi and sports facilities in the hostel campus.
>
> Pintoo Kumar, a visually-impaired student said: “We should be provided
> better sports facilities by the hostel authorities. A lot of us here
> are athletes and national level champions but there is no support from
> the side of hostel authorities in supporting our endeavour. We should
> also be given a library and reading facilities. Wi-fi and internet
> facilities are also not available here.”
>
>
> --
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>
>
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Re: [AI] Delhi: In a first, the government is building a hostel for visually-impaired women

[akshun mahajan]

yep that I know I am just stating we have also raised demands to HRD
ministry they must come up and also function in this regard.

On 10/26/15, avinash shahi  wrote:
> Good. However this hostel is being built by the Delhi government
> headed by Kejriwal who is often in tussle with the central government.
> And the funds for the hostel were allocated in the 2015 budget
> presented in the 70 member Delhi state assembly,where AAP has 67 MLAs.
>
> On 10/26/15, akshun mahajan  wrote:
>> We have raised our demands of making hostile for females with visual
>> impairment when we met honorable HRD Minister.
>>
>> On 10/26/15, avinash shahi  wrote:
>>> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hostel-for-visuallyimpaired-women/article7802413.ece
>>> In a first, the Delhi government’s Social Welfare Department is
>>> constructing a hostel for the visually-impaired women in the Capital.
>>> While there are hostel facilities for visually challenged men, there
>>> are no such facilities for women so far.
>>>
>>> The new hostel will be a big relief for the visually challenged women
>>> students who come to Delhi from other parts of the country for studies
>>> and are forced to stay in private accommodation sans any kind of
>>> assistance that a visually impaired person requires.
>>>
>>> Karuna, a visually impaired student who lives on rented accommodation
>>> in Mukherjee Nagar said: “It will be good if the government builds a
>>> hostel for the visually-impaired women because we are forced to live
>>> in rented accommodation where there is no one to assist us if we need
>>> something.”
>>>
>>> The women’s hostel is being constructed on a 3,752 square meter land
>>> in Timarpur and is supposed to be ready within the next two years.
>>>
>>> “We are building a hostel for the visually impaired women students in
>>> college. So far, there is no government hostel for visually impaired
>>> students. Girl students face safety issues in private hostels. This is
>>> the reason why the government felt the need to construct a hostel for
>>> women,” Social Welfare Department Minister Sandeep Kumar told The
>>> Hindu.
>>>
>>> Currently, there are two hostels for visually impaired men in the
>>> Capital including one school cum hostel. The current hostel and school
>>> provides them assistance of care givers who help them in carrying out
>>> their daily chores.
>>>
>>> “There are different categories of visually impaired persons who live
>>> in the hostels here. Some are partially impaired and some are fully
>>> impaired. Those who are fully impaired need assistance to do their
>>> daily chores, our care givers help them with that. Other than that, we
>>> also take care of the medical facilities for the students here,” a
>>> senior official at Sewa Kutir said.
>>>
>>> The students living in school cum hostel do not require transport
>>> facilities since school is situated in the same building. For college
>>> going students, Delhi University has provided a bus facility for those
>>> going to North campus colleges.
>>>
>>> For anything else, they have to manage on their own. The hostel
>>> authorities however do provide transport facilities to those who are
>>> unwell.
>>>
>>> While basic facilities are available in the hostel, students want
>>> things like library, wi-fi and sports facilities in the hostel campus.
>>>
>>> Pintoo Kumar, a visually-impaired student said: “We should be provided
>>> better sports facilities by the hostel authorities. A lot of us here
>>> are athletes and national level champions but there is no support from
>>> the side of hostel authorities in supporting our endeavour. We should
>>> also be given a library and reading facilities. Wi-fi and internet
>>> facilities are also not available here.”
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Avinash Shahi
>>> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>>>
>>>
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[AI] Delhi University: A day in the life of Ashish Kumar a blind residant in DU

[avinash shahi]

We need more of such reports documented. This man is very indebted to
his other sighted classmates. And amidst breaks he keeps on sitting
and the rest go on hangouts. Can we know more of such experiences?
social life in universities?
http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/i-am-worried-about-the-future/article7802412.ece


A day in the life of Ashish Kumar, a student of Delhi University, is
pretty much like any other college student — going to college in the
morning, spending time with friends, visiting the library and then
going back to the hostel. The only difference is that Ashish is
visually impaired.

So, while his other classmates living in the hostel with him wake up
at 8-30 a.m. for an 8-40 a.m. class and rush to their classes, Ashish
wakes up much earlier. “I take more time to get ready, so I get up
before everyone else does,” he says.

At college, he has friends to help him climb stairs and get him to his
classroom. After each lecture, there is a 10-minute break. Everyone
else goes down to the hang-out area to grab a cup of coffee or catch
up with friends while Ashish sits in the classroom alone.
Occasionally, some friends give him company and they discuss books and
course topics.

“My classmates have been really nice to me. I couldn’t have asked for
more,” he says.

After the lectures end, a group of boys and girls usually head towards
the canteen. They take Ashish along with them and the youngsters spend
about an hour discussing random topics from movies to books to
teachers.

If he has an assignment, Ashish heads to the Braille section of the library.

By evening, he is usually done with his study schedule for the day and
just wants to relax and talk to his parents in Patna.

To do that, he picks up his phone and uses the voice command to dial
home. With his phone on the voice command option, he says – “dial
home”.

That is how he usually wraps up his day, chatting with his mother, who
keeps worrying about him.

On a concluding note, Ashish says that as long as he is a student he
is not worried, because he still finds people who are ready to help
him. But, he adds, “I am worried about the future when I get into the
professional world, it’s really difficult to find good people in the
practical world, out there.”






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



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Re: [AI] Delhi: In a first, the government is building a hostel for visually-impaired women

[avinash shahi]

Good. However this hostel is being built by the Delhi government
headed by Kejriwal who is often in tussle with the central government.
And the funds for the hostel were allocated in the 2015 budget
presented in the 70 member Delhi state assembly,where AAP has 67 MLAs.

On 10/26/15, akshun mahajan  wrote:
> We have raised our demands of making hostile for females with visual
> impairment when we met honorable HRD Minister.
>
> On 10/26/15, avinash shahi  wrote:
>> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hostel-for-visuallyimpaired-women/article7802413.ece
>> In a first, the Delhi government’s Social Welfare Department is
>> constructing a hostel for the visually-impaired women in the Capital.
>> While there are hostel facilities for visually challenged men, there
>> are no such facilities for women so far.
>>
>> The new hostel will be a big relief for the visually challenged women
>> students who come to Delhi from other parts of the country for studies
>> and are forced to stay in private accommodation sans any kind of
>> assistance that a visually impaired person requires.
>>
>> Karuna, a visually impaired student who lives on rented accommodation
>> in Mukherjee Nagar said: “It will be good if the government builds a
>> hostel for the visually-impaired women because we are forced to live
>> in rented accommodation where there is no one to assist us if we need
>> something.”
>>
>> The women’s hostel is being constructed on a 3,752 square meter land
>> in Timarpur and is supposed to be ready within the next two years.
>>
>> “We are building a hostel for the visually impaired women students in
>> college. So far, there is no government hostel for visually impaired
>> students. Girl students face safety issues in private hostels. This is
>> the reason why the government felt the need to construct a hostel for
>> women,” Social Welfare Department Minister Sandeep Kumar told The
>> Hindu.
>>
>> Currently, there are two hostels for visually impaired men in the
>> Capital including one school cum hostel. The current hostel and school
>> provides them assistance of care givers who help them in carrying out
>> their daily chores.
>>
>> “There are different categories of visually impaired persons who live
>> in the hostels here. Some are partially impaired and some are fully
>> impaired. Those who are fully impaired need assistance to do their
>> daily chores, our care givers help them with that. Other than that, we
>> also take care of the medical facilities for the students here,” a
>> senior official at Sewa Kutir said.
>>
>> The students living in school cum hostel do not require transport
>> facilities since school is situated in the same building. For college
>> going students, Delhi University has provided a bus facility for those
>> going to North campus colleges.
>>
>> For anything else, they have to manage on their own. The hostel
>> authorities however do provide transport facilities to those who are
>> unwell.
>>
>> While basic facilities are available in the hostel, students want
>> things like library, wi-fi and sports facilities in the hostel campus.
>>
>> Pintoo Kumar, a visually-impaired student said: “We should be provided
>> better sports facilities by the hostel authorities. A lot of us here
>> are athletes and national level champions but there is no support from
>> the side of hostel authorities in supporting our endeavour. We should
>> also be given a library and reading facilities. Wi-fi and internet
>> facilities are also not available here.”
>>
>>
>> --
>> Avinash Shahi
>> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>>
>>
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[AI] Fine Reader problem-please respond

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Dear Aravind,
Thanks forthe solution.  It worked wonders.

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Re: [AI] Text of the key note address at AICB byShri. Prasanna Kumar Pincha.

[Asudani, Rajesh]

A very well thought out and eloquently worded address, particularly championing 
disability specific schools in this age of much touted inclusivity is 
praisworthy.


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Keynote Address

 By Prasanna Kumar Pincha



I am overwhelmingly honoured to associate myself with this important 
conference; and, to be delivering this keynote address on a theme of utmost 
contemporary relevance, namely, the Right to Education Act and other 
educational initiatives --  issues and challenges. Implicit in the theme is the 
fact that it is in the context of the blind.

It goes without saying that education brings empowerment; that education 
prepares one for life; and, that education aims at ensuring all-round 
development of an individual. At a deeper and, perhaps a more philosophical 
level, education must awaken in one an irresistible craving to delve into the 
depths and dimensions of life, of existence, of consciousness and above all, of 
the cosmos itself. It is therefore, no wonder that the 86th amendment to the 
Constitution of India with the consequential insertion of Article 21A seeks to 
elevate the right to education to the category of fundamental right. It is 
common knowledge that through a subsequent amendment in the RTE Act, children 
with disabilities have been explicitly included in the category of 
'Disadvantaged Children' which by all manner of means, a welcome move.

On this momentous occasion therefore, I take the opportunity to flag up for 
deliberation some of the broad thematic areas together with some illustrative 
examples of issues and challenges that continue to stare us in the face in the 
fervent belief that collective and critical reflection will bring in greater 
clarity of thought, deeper perspicacity of perception, and, shared 
understanding in respect of a range of questions, concerns, queries, and 
curiosities.

Quality Education

To my mind, quality education is non-negotiable. As a blind individual, my 
primary concern ought to be to receive quality education on an equal basis with 
others regardless of whether that quality education happens to me through the 
agency of a blind school or through some other agency including through the 
agency of a so-called mainstream/general school. My specific need/condition 
coupled with other relevant circumstantial factors will determine the agency 
that best serve my educational needs and interests as a blind person.

As I take the floor to address this august gathering this afternoon, I am 
reminded of a slogan which I had coined so passionately years back and it 
reads:  "Give me quality education; and, I will ensure my inclusion". Besides, 
let us not lose sight of the fact that inclusive education will remain high on 
rhetoric and low on substance unless the qualitative dimension of education for 
blind students is appropriately addressed.

Therefore, the larger issue/challenge here is to substantially improve the 
qualitative dimension of education for blind students in the mainstream 
schools; and, at the same time, to ensure that the blind schools are managed, 
maintained, and run on modern and scientific lines.

Inclusive Education

The expression 'inclusive education' has been variously and variantly defined, 
understood and interpreted by academicians, activists, and habilitation and 
rehabilitation professionals across the spectrum. To put it briefly, the 
popular understanding of the concept of inclusive education as distinguished 
from integrated education envisages a system where students with disabilities 
would receive education together with students without disabilities under a 
common roof and under a common teacher sharing common resource room. Unlike 
integrated education, the concept of inclusive education completely rules out 
any separate or exclusive resource teacher. Without splitting hairs over the 
nuanced distinction between these two concepts, I wish to submit that my 
perspective on the concept of inclusive education is rights-driven; rather than 
agency or set-up driven. While entirely agreeing with the mandate of Article 24 
of the UNCRPD which recognizes 'inclusion' as a 'primary goal', I feel that is 
somewhere a process as well. Now, my idea of inclusive education envisages a 
system, environment, and institutional and other arrangements which enables 
persons with disabilities including 

[AI] My Introduction- New Joinee

[Surbhi Lohia]

Hello Team,

I'm Surbhi Lohia from Nepal, currently working at SAP Labs, Bangalore.

I like to read, travel, music and adventures. I started losing my
vision after 18 and at present I have lost almost 95% of my vision.
Heard a lot about this group and would love to be a part of it.

Regards,
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[AI] Moderator: RE: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

[Kotian, H P]

All
Let us put an end to this thread.
We do not want spill over of any third party agency to be washed here.

This thread is closed with immediate effect.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Mahendra Galani
Sent: 26 October 2015 12:14
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with 
New secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh 
from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

due respect to Bala and others from Radio Udan, i am not taking any ones side, 
however in your mail, you should have only mentioned interview with Mr SK 
Singh, withought further writing why Mr Ram Krishnen filed the case in the high 
court.
that question, you should ask Mr Ram Krishnen.

you are doing wonderful work at Radio Udan, keep it up, but take care about 
such points in future.



At 11:51



AM 10/26/2015 +0530, you wrote:
>I didn't want to reply to this thread, but my designation as a spokes
>person of Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan tempted me to write. I
>am writing this in the best interest of Access India as well.
>Respected Ramkrishna sir,
>as a senior person of the sector, you could have opted an apt forum to
>raise your concerns. with due respect to Access India, I can say that
>this is not the right, or suitable forum where your requests or
>indictments pertaining to another forum can be made. if you want to
>have a say about Radio Udaan, you have various means specially meant
>for that. unfortunately, Access India is not that one. we strongly
>believe in the merits of Access India. by considering Access India's
>norms, I request the moderators or administrators intervention in this
>regard. as per our knowledge, here we can share informations about our
>community activities not our criticisms or frustrations about another
>forum which is not bound by the guidelines of this group. finally
>pertaining to your last line asking "either talk to me or cancel the
>show"." we have lot of respect for our seniors like you. but, such
>respect is not binding on the day-to-day operations of Radio Udaan.
>
>thanks and regards,
>Balanagendran,
>Spokesperson Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan.
>---
>On 10/25/15, k ramkrishna  wrote:
> > If Radio Udan wants to talk to S. K. Singh, there is no problem.
> > But, justice demands that the channel should have talked to me as
> > well. I am one of the senior persons in the sector and this is not
> > the way the channel should have handled this issue. If the chennal
> > wants to talk to him, they should talk to me as well, so that he
> > does not bias the listeners. Either the channel should talk to both of us, 
> > or cancel the programme.
> > Tregards
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: SayEverything [mailto:sayeverything-boun...@sayeverything.org]
> > On Behalf Of Radio Udaan
> > Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 2:32 PM
> > To: sayeverything; bsftb
> > Cc: accessindia
> > Subject: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with
> > New secretary General of national association for the blind india
> > Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
> >
> > Dear all,
> >  Greetings from radioudaan.
> > Today Meet with New secretary General of national association for
> > the blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
> > It will be a direct talk and we will ask him about him aims and
> > objectives and how he is going to lead NAB india and we will get to
> > know Why former General secretary Mr. Ram Krishna has filed a case
> > in honorable mumbai high court right after the election.
> >  For listening login to www.radioudaan.com  or download our official
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[AI] FYI: Fwd: 2nd Winter School on Research Methodology (for MPhil/PhD research students)

[avinash shahi]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Pratiksha Baxi 
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2015 14:33:33 +0530
Subject: Fwd: 2nd Winter School on Research Methodology (for MPhil/PhD
research students)
To: Anant Prakash Narayan , Avinash Shahi
, Deblina Dey ,
deep chatterjee , Harpreet Kaur Azad
, Jayakrishnan PK
, Madhavi Shukla ,
Manpreet Dhillon , MARY ABRAHAM
, Nikita Audichya ,
Piya Srinivasan , Priya Mathur
, Rahela Khorakiwala ,
"Rahul.N" , Rajesh Kumar ,
Rimpi Borah , Shailesh Kumar Baranwal
, Shrimoyee Nandini Ghosh
, Susanta Kumar Mallick ,
Swastee Ranjan , ghazala jamil
, Chirashree Das Gupta ,
Nishant Rajoriya 

-- Forwarded message --
From: Xonzoi Barbora 
Date: 26 October 2015 at 12:53
Subject: 2nd Winter School on Research Methodology (for MPhil/PhD research
students)
To:


Dear friends and colleagues,

Please take a look at the following link about the 2nd Winter School on
Research Methodology that will be held from January 4-13, 2016 in Guwahati
and Tezpur by Tata Institute of Social Sciences, in collaboration with IIT
Guwahati, Cotton College State University and Central University Tezpur.

http://www.tiss.edu/workshops-seminars-conferences-programme/negotiations-and-assertions-engaging-with-political-realities-in-contemporary-south-asia

I would be grateful if you forwarded this to research students doing their
Mphils and PhDs in social sciences or humanities and encourage them to send
in their abstracts soon.

With every good wish,

Xonzoi (Sanjay) Barbora

-- 
Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Guwahati Campus,
14-A Bhuban Road,
Uzan Bazar,
Guwahati 781001
Assam (India)



-- 

Pratiksha Baxi
Associate Professor
Centre for the Study of Law and Governance
Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi 110067
India
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-- 
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[AI] Youtube link of debate over NAB india election process.

[Radio Udaan]

dear all,
Youtube link of debate over NAB india election process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWdMDQaA_S0



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Re: [AI] Text of the key note address at AICB byShri. Prasanna Kumar Pincha.

[avinash shahi]

Inspiring read. Certainly, we should do away with the terminology such
as 'special education'.

On 10/26/15, Kotian, H P  wrote:
>
> Keynote Address
>
>  By Prasanna Kumar Pincha
>
>
>
> I am overwhelmingly honoured to associate myself with this important
> conference; and, to be delivering this keynote address on a theme of utmost
> contemporary relevance, namely, the Right to Education Act and other
> educational initiatives --  issues and challenges. Implicit in the theme is
> the fact that it is in the context of the blind.
>
> It goes without saying that education brings empowerment; that education
> prepares one for life; and, that education aims at ensuring all-round
> development of an individual. At a deeper and, perhaps a more philosophical
> level, education must awaken in one an irresistible craving to delve into
> the depths and dimensions of life, of existence, of consciousness and above
> all, of the cosmos itself. It is therefore, no wonder that the 86th
> amendment to the Constitution of India with the consequential insertion of
> Article 21A seeks to elevate the right to education to the category of
> fundamental right. It is common knowledge that through a subsequent
> amendment in the RTE Act, children with disabilities have been explicitly
> included in the category of 'Disadvantaged Children' which by all manner of
> means, a welcome move.
>
> On this momentous occasion therefore, I take the opportunity to flag up for
> deliberation some of the broad thematic areas together with some
> illustrative examples of issues and challenges that continue to stare us in
> the face in the fervent belief that collective and critical reflection will
> bring in greater clarity of thought, deeper perspicacity of perception, and,
> shared understanding in respect of a range of questions, concerns, queries,
> and curiosities.
>
> Quality Education
>
> To my mind, quality education is non-negotiable. As a blind individual, my
> primary concern ought to be to receive quality education on an equal basis
> with others regardless of whether that quality education happens to me
> through the agency of a blind school or through some other agency including
> through the agency of a so-called mainstream/general school. My specific
> need/condition coupled with other relevant circumstantial factors will
> determine the agency that best serve my educational needs and interests as a
> blind person.
>
> As I take the floor to address this august gathering this afternoon, I am
> reminded of a slogan which I had coined so passionately years back and it
> reads:  "Give me quality education; and, I will ensure my inclusion".
> Besides, let us not lose sight of the fact that inclusive education will
> remain high on rhetoric and low on substance unless the qualitative
> dimension of education for blind students is appropriately addressed.
>
> Therefore, the larger issue/challenge here is to substantially improve the
> qualitative dimension of education for blind students in the mainstream
> schools; and, at the same time, to ensure that the blind schools are
> managed, maintained, and run on modern and scientific lines.
>
> Inclusive Education
>
> The expression 'inclusive education' has been variously and variantly
> defined, understood and interpreted by academicians, activists, and
> habilitation and rehabilitation professionals across the spectrum. To put it
> briefly, the popular understanding of the concept of inclusive education as
> distinguished from integrated education envisages a system where students
> with disabilities would receive education together with students without
> disabilities under a common roof and under a common teacher sharing common
> resource room. Unlike integrated education, the concept of inclusive
> education completely rules out any separate or exclusive resource teacher.
> Without splitting hairs over the nuanced distinction between these two
> concepts, I wish to submit that my perspective on the concept of inclusive
> education is rights-driven; rather than agency or set-up driven. While
> entirely agreeing with the mandate of Article 24 of the UNCRPD which
> recognizes 'inclusion' as a 'primary goal', I feel that is somewhere a
> process as well. Now, my idea of inclusive education envisages a system,
> environment, and institutional and other arrangements which enables persons
> with disabilities including persons with blindness to access, use and enjoy
> her or his right to education on an equal basis with others, and includes a
> range of choices such as, mainstream schools, special schools as they are
> called or for that matter, disability-specific schools, etc.
>
> What I perceive as a formidable challenge for the mainstream/general schools
> is the humongous task to ensure that blind students do not feel excluded in
> the crowd of sighted students for want of a level playing field which
> expression includes dearth or complete non-availability of 

Re: [AI] Online mobile recharge:

[vivek doddamani]

On 10/26/15, Nagababu Arepalli  wrote:
> computer
>
> On 10/26/15, vivek doddamani  wrote:
>> Friend on what device do you need whether by mobile or computer, on
>> android mobile download paytm application this app is very well
>> accessable by talkback & even on desktop paytm is accessable
>>
>> On 10/26/15, Nagababu Arepalli  wrote:
>>> Dear all,
>>>Please provide me steps to do online mobile recharge.
>>> It quite urgent.
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> --
>>> [Sincerely,]
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Re: [AI] Fine Reader problem-please respond

[vijay nr]

hello friends:  You doing at a time 300 pages not converting  word you do
one thing only convert the one one page the converting word then save

thinking you

with regurds

vijayakumar

On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 2:54 PM, Aravind R 
wrote:

> press alt+f. go to read menu using right arrow then press enter on
> read all pages.
> it will take some time to complete reading then you can save
>
> On 10/25/15, soloman s  wrote:
> > Hello everybody,
> > I have finished scanning a 300 page book using Abbyy Fine Reader10,
> > and when  I  try to convert the scanned images to Word format,  the
> > message reads: (Some of the pages have not been recognized  and hence
> > unable to save)
> > Please suggest a solution.
> > Hoping to hearing from you at the earliest.
> >
> > Regards
> > Solomon S.
> >
> >
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Re: [AI] [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

[bala9119]

I didn't want to reply to this thread, but my designation as a spokes
person of Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan tempted me to write. I
am writing this in the best interest of Access India as well.
Respected Ramkrishna sir,
as a senior person of the sector, you could have opted an apt forum to
raise your concerns. with due respect to Access India, I can say that
this is not the right, or suitable forum where your requests or
indictments pertaining to another forum can be made. if you want to
have a say about Radio Udaan, you have various means specially meant
for that. unfortunately, Access India is not that one. we strongly
believe in the merits of Access India. by considering Access India's
norms, I request the moderators or administrators intervention in this
regard. as per our knowledge, here we can share informations about our
community activities not our criticisms or frustrations about another
forum which is not bound by the guidelines of this group. finally
pertaining to your last line asking "either talk to me or cancel the
show"." we have lot of respect for our seniors like you. but, such
respect is not binding on the day-to-day operations of Radio Udaan.

thanks and regards,
Balanagendran,
Spokesperson Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan.
---
On 10/25/15, k ramkrishna  wrote:
> If Radio Udan wants to talk to S. K. Singh, there is no problem. But,
> justice demands that the channel should have talked to me as well. I am one
> of the senior persons in the sector and this is not the way the channel
> should have handled this issue. If the chennal wants to talk to him, they
> should talk to me as well, so that he does not bias the listeners. Either
> the channel should talk to both of us, or cancel the programme.
> Tregards
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: SayEverything [mailto:sayeverything-boun...@sayeverything.org] On
> Behalf Of Radio Udaan
> Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 2:32 PM
> To: sayeverything; bsftb
> Cc: accessindia
> Subject: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New
> secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh
> from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
>
> Dear all,
>  Greetings from radioudaan.
> Today Meet with New secretary General of national association for the
> blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
> It will be a direct talk and we will ask him about him aims and
> objectives and how he is going to lead NAB india and we will get to
> know Why former General secretary Mr. Ram Krishna has filed a case in
> honorable mumbai high court right after the election.
>  For listening login to www.radioudaan.com
>  or download our official radioudaan app from appstore or from the play
> store.
>
>
>
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[AI] pannel of women with disabilities at the Feminists in London conference

[nidhi goyal]

 

Dear friends,

Greetings.

Here is to share with you that i will be speaking  at the Feminists in
London 2015 conference (http://www.feminisminlondon.co.uk/speakers/) on the
pannel of women with disabilities. the session is at 12.30 UK time or 6 pm
IST on October 25, 2015 and will be livestreamed at
Bambuser.com/channel/occupynewsnetwork for those of you who want to catch
it.

Cheers,

Nidhi Goyal

disability and gender rights specialist

I tweet: @saysnidhigoyal



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Re: [AI] [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

[Mahendra Galani]

due respect to Bala and others from Radio Udan,
i am not taking any ones side, however in your mail, you should have 
only mentioned interview with Mr SK Singh,

withought further writing why Mr Ram Krishnen filed the case in the high court.
that question, you should ask Mr Ram Krishnen.

you are doing wonderful work at Radio Udan,
keep it up,
but take care about such points in future.



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AM 10/26/2015 +0530, you wrote:

I didn't want to reply to this thread, but my designation as a spokes
person of Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan tempted me to write. I
am writing this in the best interest of Access India as well.
Respected Ramkrishna sir,
as a senior person of the sector, you could have opted an apt forum to
raise your concerns. with due respect to Access India, I can say that
this is not the right, or suitable forum where your requests or
indictments pertaining to another forum can be made. if you want to
have a say about Radio Udaan, you have various means specially meant
for that. unfortunately, Access India is not that one. we strongly
believe in the merits of Access India. by considering Access India's
norms, I request the moderators or administrators intervention in this
regard. as per our knowledge, here we can share informations about our
community activities not our criticisms or frustrations about another
forum which is not bound by the guidelines of this group. finally
pertaining to your last line asking "either talk to me or cancel the
show"." we have lot of respect for our seniors like you. but, such
respect is not binding on the day-to-day operations of Radio Udaan.

thanks and regards,
Balanagendran,
Spokesperson Udaan Welfare Society Cum Radio Udaan.
---
On 10/25/15, k ramkrishna  wrote:
> If Radio Udan wants to talk to S. K. Singh, there is no problem. But,
> justice demands that the channel should have talked to me as well. I am one
> of the senior persons in the sector and this is not the way the channel
> should have handled this issue. If the chennal wants to talk to him, they
> should talk to me as well, so that he does not bias the listeners. Either
> the channel should talk to both of us, or cancel the programme.
> Tregards
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>
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 2:32 PM
> To: sayeverything; bsftb
> Cc: accessindia
> Subject: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New
> secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K Singh
> from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
>
> Dear all,
>  Greetings from radioudaan.
> Today Meet with New secretary General of national association for the
> blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
> It will be a direct talk and we will ask him about him aims and
> objectives and how he is going to lead NAB india and we will get to
> know Why former General secretary Mr. Ram Krishna has filed a case in
> honorable mumbai high court right after the election.
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[AI] Text of the key note address at AICB byShri. Prasanna Kumar Pincha.

[Kotian, H P]

Keynote Address

 By Prasanna Kumar Pincha



I am overwhelmingly honoured to associate myself with this important 
conference; and, to be delivering this keynote address on a theme of utmost 
contemporary relevance, namely, the Right to Education Act and other 
educational initiatives --  issues and challenges. Implicit in the theme is the 
fact that it is in the context of the blind.

It goes without saying that education brings empowerment; that education 
prepares one for life; and, that education aims at ensuring all-round 
development of an individual. At a deeper and, perhaps a more philosophical 
level, education must awaken in one an irresistible craving to delve into the 
depths and dimensions of life, of existence, of consciousness and above all, of 
the cosmos itself. It is therefore, no wonder that the 86th amendment to the 
Constitution of India with the consequential insertion of Article 21A seeks to 
elevate the right to education to the category of fundamental right. It is 
common knowledge that through a subsequent amendment in the RTE Act, children 
with disabilities have been explicitly included in the category of 
'Disadvantaged Children' which by all manner of means, a welcome move.

On this momentous occasion therefore, I take the opportunity to flag up for 
deliberation some of the broad thematic areas together with some illustrative 
examples of issues and challenges that continue to stare us in the face in the 
fervent belief that collective and critical reflection will bring in greater 
clarity of thought, deeper perspicacity of perception, and, shared 
understanding in respect of a range of questions, concerns, queries, and 
curiosities.

Quality Education

To my mind, quality education is non-negotiable. As a blind individual, my 
primary concern ought to be to receive quality education on an equal basis with 
others regardless of whether that quality education happens to me through the 
agency of a blind school or through some other agency including through the 
agency of a so-called mainstream/general school. My specific need/condition 
coupled with other relevant circumstantial factors will determine the agency 
that best serve my educational needs and interests as a blind person.

As I take the floor to address this august gathering this afternoon, I am 
reminded of a slogan which I had coined so passionately years back and it 
reads:  "Give me quality education; and, I will ensure my inclusion". Besides, 
let us not lose sight of the fact that inclusive education will remain high on 
rhetoric and low on substance unless the qualitative dimension of education for 
blind students is appropriately addressed.

Therefore, the larger issue/challenge here is to substantially improve the 
qualitative dimension of education for blind students in the mainstream 
schools; and, at the same time, to ensure that the blind schools are managed, 
maintained, and run on modern and scientific lines.

Inclusive Education

The expression 'inclusive education' has been variously and variantly defined, 
understood and interpreted by academicians, activists, and habilitation and 
rehabilitation professionals across the spectrum. To put it briefly, the 
popular understanding of the concept of inclusive education as distinguished 
from integrated education envisages a system where students with disabilities 
would receive education together with students without disabilities under a 
common roof and under a common teacher sharing common resource room. Unlike 
integrated education, the concept of inclusive education completely rules out 
any separate or exclusive resource teacher. Without splitting hairs over the 
nuanced distinction between these two concepts, I wish to submit that my 
perspective on the concept of inclusive education is rights-driven; rather than 
agency or set-up driven. While entirely agreeing with the mandate of Article 24 
of the UNCRPD which recognizes 'inclusion' as a 'primary goal', I feel that
  is somewhere a process as well. Now, my idea of inclusive education envisages 
a system, environment, and institutional and other arrangements which enables 
persons with disabilities including persons with blindness to access, use and 
enjoy her or his right to education on an equal basis with others, and includes 
a range of choices such as, mainstream schools, special schools as they are 
called or for that matter, disability-specific schools, etc.

What I perceive as a formidable challenge for the mainstream/general schools is 
the humongous task to ensure that blind students do not feel excluded in the 
crowd of sighted students for want of a level playing field which expression 
includes dearth or complete non-availability of Braille textbooks, dearth of 
aids and appliances including those required for learning subjects like 
mathematics, and lack of appropriate alternative arrangements to make up for 
the inability to see all  that is written on the blackboard, etc. 

[AI] Jaws or NVDA? Please guide

[Rishi Kewalramani]

Dear all,
Hope you all are doing fine.
My Jaws version is too old and needs to be replaced.
I've heard a lot about the free NVDA on this list.
Was wondering  if its worth to purchase the latest version of Jaws. Or switch 
to the free NVDA.
Is NVDA as good as JAWS in terms of its versatility  and flexibility?
Is it easy to switch over from Jaws to NVDA or is the learning curve too steep?
I'll be using it extensively with Windows 8.1 and the MS Office applications.

Thank you very much for your guidance,
Many thanks in advance,
Regards, Rishi.


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[AI] reg-google sheet

[D H]

hi everyone,
hope all is well with every one

in my office we have to use google sheet to up date some internal
information  inbetween our team so,we have to use google sheet  every
after an hour but i am unable to use that at all
after loging me it takes me to sheet but after that JAWS did not speak
anything and my PC got hanged ,i am using windows 32 bit with jaws 12
please do let me know how to salvage this,
would really appriciate prompt response.



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[AI] Best PPT-docx convertor and outlook accessibility issues

[Ekinath Khedekar]

Hello friends,

What is the best quick tool/way to convert PPTs in a word file content?
What happens to the images after the conversion?

Also, I am not finding MS Outlook very accessible even after using
JAWS short cut commands as given online. DO I need to do any
particular settings in JAWS or university version of outlook? As all
our emails are saved on an outlook domain.

Thank you in advance
?




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the something I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should
do, by the grace of God, I will do."
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Re: [AI] Online mobile recharge:

[Giri Prasad]

hi,
I am unable to log in to paytm. It is not much accessible.
Thanks.

On 26/10/2015, vivek doddamani  wrote:
> On 10/26/15, Nagababu Arepalli  wrote:
>> computer
>>
>> On 10/26/15, vivek doddamani  wrote:
>>> Friend on what device do you need whether by mobile or computer, on
>>> android mobile download paytm application this app is very well
>>> accessable by talkback & even on desktop paytm is accessable
>>>
>>> On 10/26/15, Nagababu Arepalli  wrote:
 Dear all,
Please provide me steps to do online mobile recharge.
 It quite urgent.
 Thanks in advance.

 --
 [Sincerely,]
 Nagababu Arepalli national law university odisha,
 cuttack
 B.A.L.L.B(9th semester)
 PH: +918895587874>+919000963966
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Re: [AI] kurzweil versus Abby find reader?

[Pranav Lal]

Hi,

You are comparing apples to oranges. Kurzweil 1000 is a program meant 
specifically for the blind while fineReader is a mainstream application. The 
k1k uses FineReader internally. However, as far as I know, Abbyy keeps its 
SDK(s) one version behind the current version of the OCR. Much depends on your 
workflow. For example, if you need to scan read simultainously, then go for the 
k1k. If you are ok with scanning in batches, then go for FineReader. The other 
problem I have noticed is that at times, FineReader interprets material such as 
screenshots as graphics. The k1k does not do this. 

My vote would be for the k1k with a camera scanner. 

Pranav




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[AI] Fwd: Job Openings

[Aravind R]

Sent from my iPhone

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Job Openings 
> Date: 27 October 2015 at 2:08:38 AM IST
> To: aravind.andhrab...@gmail.com
> Subject: Job Openings
> Reply-To: Job Openings 
> 
> 
> Job Openings
> Dy. Manager (HR)
> Posted: 26 Oct 2015 03:21 AM PDT
> Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited
> Advertisement number: NPCIL/HRM/SRD/2015/04
>  
> 
> Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit 
> www.npcilcareers.co.in  or refer to the Emloyment News dated 17 October 2015, 
> page no. 5
>  
> Last date for on-line registration of application by candidates: 16.11.2015 
> NPCIL, a premier public sector enterprise under department of Atomic Energy, 
> Govt. of India having comprehensive capability in all facets of nuclear 
> technology namely, Site selection, design, construction, commissioning, 
> operation, maintenance, renovation, modernization and up-gradation, plant 
> life extension, waste management and decommissioning of nuclear reactors in 
> India under one roof, invites online applications for the following posts to 
> share these challenging spectrum of responsibilities.
> Post: Dy. Manager
> Discipline: Human Resource
> No. of post: 01 for Low Vision
> Age Limit: 30 years
> Relaxation in age limit: 10 years for Persons with Disabilities
> Pay Band: PB-3 Rs. 15600-39100 +Grade Pay: 5400/-
> Qualification: Graduation in any discipline with not less than 60% marks, 
> plus 
> Two years full time MBA or equivalent with XLR/IXISS/XIM OR MA (personnel 
> Management  Relations) from TISS or an equivalent Post Graduate 
> Degree/Diploma from a recognized University/AICTE approved institute, with 
> not less than 60% marks in Post Graduate Degree/Diploma in aggregate.
>  
> Application fee: No fee
>  
> HOW TO APPLY:
>  
> A Candidate has to apply through online application form provided on the 
> website https://www.npcilcareers.co.in only.
>  
>  
> Before applying online candidate should scan his / her photograph in JPG 
> format, of size not more than 50KB and a minimum of 125 x 165 pixels (4.4 x 
> 5.8 in cm) in dimensions and signature in JPG format of size not more than 
> 20KB and a minimum of 125 x 80 pixels (4.4 x 2.9 cm) in dimensions. 
>  
> The photograph uploaded will be printed on the Admit Card and only the 
> applicant whose photograph is printed on the Admit Card will be allowed to 
> take up the Online Test (wherever applicable).
>  
> Only after submission of the online application, the online application form 
> can be viewed / printed. The printed application is required to be brought at 
> the time of attending interview. 
>  
> Application Status can be seen by the candidate using "Application Status 
> option" (Apply=>Application Status) after Login
>  
>  
> Necessary assistance for access & seating will be provided to PWD candidates 
> at the Written / Online Test centre. At the time of Written / Online test, 
> only those PWD candidates who have physical limitation in typing / writing, 
> including that of speed would be allowed the facility to use the service of a 
> scribe. In all such cases where a scribe is used, the following rules will 
> apply:-
> The candidate will have to arrange his / her own scribe / writer.
> The candidate will have to give suitable undertaking, in the prescribed 
> format at the time of written / online test.
> All PWD candidates will be eligible for compensatory time of 20 minutes and / 
> or part thereof for every hour of the examination as per rules.
>  
>  
> Detailed instructions for PWD candidates regarding availing services of 
> scribe and allotment of extra / compensatory time will be made available on 
> NPCIL Career Website (www.npcilcareers.co.in) at the time of uploading Admit 
> Card for Written / Online Test.
>  
> At the time of interview, the candidates have to produce all original 
> certificates for verification of date of birth, caste, disabilities, 
> qualification, experience (if any) etc and certificate / authentic documents 
> in original in support of any claim for relaxation of age, application fees 
> along with self attested copies of all such certificates / documents (Formats 
> can be downloaded from Downloads menu from the website). No Candidate will be 
> interviewed, if any of the required certificates / documents are not produced.
>  
> No Travel expenses will be paid to any candidate for appearing in 
> Written/Online Test. Only those outstation candidates who are short listed 
> and have attended interview will be reimbursed First Class (Not First AC) / 
> III AC (for TO/D, SO/C & Dy. Manager) and Second class / Sleeper Class (for 
> Executive Trainee & JHT) to and fro rail fare by the shortest route 
> (including Rajdhani / Shatabdi / Duranto Trains) on production of original 
> journey tickets.
>  
> Selection process: Online test + Interview
>  
> Places of Online Test : The Online Test will be conducted in 6 

[AI] Moderator: List guidelines

[Kotian, H P]

Dear Members of AccessIndia

It is a very long time since I have posted this list guidelines. In one way, it 
is heartening to note, there was no need to make the post. Off late, it is also 
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[AI] The Move to Professionalise Research: Aswathy Senan

[avinash shahi]

Please join at the UGC Office where 'occupy UGC' continues
http://kafila.org/2015/10/27/the-move-to-professionalise-research-aswathy-senan/
This is a guest post by ASWATHY SENAN

Researchers all over the country are protesting the move by the UGC to
scrap the non-NET fellowship and students have gathered in hundreds to
resume their agitation at the UGC office through OccupyUGC. it appears
that one should be clear about what the student reaction means: it is
much more than as a demand for monetary benefits. The student
mobilization happened after the committee that met at the UGC office
in Delhi to discuss and increase the non-NET fellowship, decided to
scrap it. Following the protests that lasted through the nights from
21 October, the Minister of Human Resources Development tweeted that
the fellowship shall be continued leaving out one crucial detail:its
availability to new students. This decision to end all financial
support of researchers doing their MPhil and PhD until they qualify
NET or JRF is a huge threat for the research community in India as
this is a clear move to professionalise research and make it a mere
add on to teaching career.

The National Eligibility Test is an objective-type test conducted by
the University Grants Commission, twice every year to select
candidates eligible for teaching in India. Those who top the NET exam
get the Junior Research Fellowship. When researchers are selected by
individual departments after rounds of short-listing proposals,
entrance exam and interview, why should there be another round of test
to prove your excellence in research capabilities? If a researcher has
to take an exam that will assess her research ability shouldn’t it be
different from the joke of a memory test that NET has become? If the
UGC is saying that having a PhD is not the criteria for teaching, and
NET is mandatory, they need to also acknowledge that NET is the
criteria for only teaching and not of research. Those qualifying NET
also have the choice to teach or not to teach during the course of
their PhD programme. Or maybe, the UGC envisions all the researchers
in this country as merely budding teachers and when the education
system is becoming more and more prone and designed to make us
professionals, why spare only the researchers? It is with this vision
that the UGC has decided to universalize the system that the scholars
at Delhi University are following.

The researchers in Delhi are divided into three types: the first
consists of students who are not just researchers, but also ad hoc or
guest teaching faculty members in various colleges in DU. Teaching is
their primary job and their concern mostly revolves around the issues
they have with their HoDs, graduate students, good and bad, interested
and distracted. Their teaching and other administrative work takes up
so much time that they cannot even submit their PhD assignments on
time. The second type is of those who are not teaching, but are
equally miserable: they are yet to crack the eligibility test called
NET which would qualify them to teach and earn more than 50,000 (or
more) a month. It is the third third that is a threat to the
university and the UGC.

The students who would fall into the third category might not want to
teach and want to use their student years to read, learn, discuss, do
theatre, engage in political activity or grass root movements
activism,or simply go to the library every day and work on their PhDs
to produce a well-researched and rigorously-argued work of research
work.

In universities like JNU or Hyderabad Central University, an important
part of students’ daily routine used to be sitting and sipping chai at
canteens or coffee shops or in the hostel rooms or under the trees
combining it with intelligent and relevant discussions: the topics
ranged from politics to gender to caste to food to Facebook. They held
meetings to discuss political and social issues on a range of issues –
when a student is harassed or served a notice without explanation,
when the quality of mess food goes down, or when a contractual
labourer is dismissed without prior notice. But should all these be
issues for researchers? Shouldn’t they be concerned about getting
their papers published, find means to increasing their points and try
and get a permanent job at the earliest? Shouldn’t students’ interest
in questions of subjectivity and governmentality and state be
restricted to theorizing them? Isn’t having formal forums approved of
and watched by university authorities, such as debating societies and
film clubs, be more than enough to improve argumentation skills?  But
now one would hardly find any such researchers in the Faculty of Arts
or near the chai adda in Law Faculty or even in the reading room of
the Central Research Library? Because they all are in the process of
becoming good and efficient teachers or being so.

With the four year programme that UGC insisted upon for PhD in 2010,
which to my knowledge was adopted only 

Re: [AI] Best PPT-docx convertor and outlook accessibility issues

[Tilakprasad Joshi]

Hi Ekinath,
My First question is, are you trying to use MS Outlook on Microsoft
2007 Version if yes I don’t find any issue because I myself use
Outlook2007 and don’t find any accessibility problem except one
problem that I faced and discussed with you on the Phone which was
resolve once I reinstalled the Microsoft.

To convert PPT in to Microsoft  Word format you can go to Office TAB
and choose Save as option and choose format as a RTF, otherwise what I
do is I save document in to PDF version and do the copy Paste while
pasting I choose Paste Special, as far as my observation goes when you
save the PPT in to PDF format all your pictures remains where as when
you choose to save as RTF Format all your Pictures will be removed
only text part will remain in the document.
Hope this helps and let me know if you require anything else.

Warm Regards,
Tilak.


On 10/27/15, Ekinath Khedekar  wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> What is the best quick tool/way to convert PPTs in a word file content?
> What happens to the images after the conversion?
>
> Also, I am not finding MS Outlook very accessible even after using
> JAWS short cut commands as given online. DO I need to do any
> particular settings in JAWS or university version of outlook? As all
> our emails are saved on an outlook domain.
>
> Thank you in advance
> ?
>
>
>
>
> --
>   ***
>
> "I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do
> something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do
> the something I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should
> do, by the grace of God, I will do."
> EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
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Re: [AI] Jaws or NVDA? Please guide

[Amar Jain]

Hi Rishi Bhaiya,

I start by saying that I have been a Jaws user for a quite long time,
starting with Jaws 3.7. What is the nature of the job and what MS
Office applications you use, my answer depends on that.

Powerpoint, Excel, Sharepoint, Link, and advance office apps can be
best experienced with Jaws, as work for the same is in progress as far
as NVDA is concerned. The apps are definitely usable, but Jaws offers
you additional features which makes it better to use these apps with
Jaws.

The switch from Jaws to NVDA is not at all difficult, give me one day
of yours, I can guarantee you quick transition.

Jaws is still the most versatile screen reader no doubts about it, and
although the new versions are not offering anything exceptional
now-a-days, but since it has been developed for so long, therefore it
still holds a good leading position in the market in terms of its
powerful features. It is also worth mentioning that the new apps or
operating systems work with Jaws during the initial phase after its
launch, as Freedomscientific being market leader is able to work with
commercial giants to make their products usable with Jaws by getting
early access.  For which, NVDA depends on availability of developers
version to come out and its developer community to work on those apps
or operating system.

I am myself an advance screenreader user, and quite frankly apart from
OCR of Jaws, I do not turn it on at all, at least till Jaws 17 comes
out, which claims to offer better stability.

Why I do  not like advising to go for Jaws now a days is
Freedomscientific's technical support standards which are going down
day by day.

The U.S. support does not offer international telephone support which
I would expect from any company if I pay a price, but here we have to
interact through distributor channel with the company. Which increases
the response time, problems in understanding and resolving the issues,
among others. Although, I can say at least for Karishma Enterprises,
that they are quite open, willing and positive to work with if you
need to find solutions to your problems. It just takes time.

I as a person need quick solutions to my issues whenever time demands,
and I cannot wait for 24-48 hours to get my issues solved over an
e-mail. I rather pick up the phone and call the supportline directly.
Which is what is missing in Freedomscientific. Even if you manage to
call their staff and say that you are an international user, their
behavior is rude and pathetic (the most decent words I can think of).
Many of my e-mails by the development team and product manager have
remained unanswered.

My best advice to you is that give yourself some time with NVDA, use
it, and given that you were living with old version of Jaws till date,
I cannot think of reasons why NVDA will not be able to suit your
needs. And if you were to still make your mind to go with Jaws, then
please wait till Jaws 17 comes out, Jaws 16 is a definite dead
investment looking at the basic performance issues.

To sum up everything: Jaws offers you features which will make use of
your apps perhaps quicker which is the only reason to pay the price,
and NVDA offers you the capacity of using and working with apps as
they exist, without adding the layer of features to make the usage
more quick (although it has all intermediate features which other
screen readers have like links list etc). Drop-in a line if you need
more speech!

Warm Regards,
-- 
Amar Jain.
Website: www.amarjain.com



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Re: [AI] Delhi University: A day in the life of Ashish Kumar a blind residant in DU

[Mujeeb Rahman]

Being the representer of many, he has rightly put forth his worries.

On 10/26/15, avinash shahi  wrote:
> We need more of such reports documented. This man is very indebted to
> his other sighted classmates. And amidst breaks he keeps on sitting
> and the rest go on hangouts. Can we know more of such experiences?
> social life in universities?
> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/i-am-worried-about-the-future/article7802412.ece
>
>
> A day in the life of Ashish Kumar, a student of Delhi University, is
> pretty much like any other college student — going to college in the
> morning, spending time with friends, visiting the library and then
> going back to the hostel. The only difference is that Ashish is
> visually impaired.
>
> So, while his other classmates living in the hostel with him wake up
> at 8-30 a.m. for an 8-40 a.m. class and rush to their classes, Ashish
> wakes up much earlier. “I take more time to get ready, so I get up
> before everyone else does,” he says.
>
> At college, he has friends to help him climb stairs and get him to his
> classroom. After each lecture, there is a 10-minute break. Everyone
> else goes down to the hang-out area to grab a cup of coffee or catch
> up with friends while Ashish sits in the classroom alone.
> Occasionally, some friends give him company and they discuss books and
> course topics.
>
> “My classmates have been really nice to me. I couldn’t have asked for
> more,” he says.
>
> After the lectures end, a group of boys and girls usually head towards
> the canteen. They take Ashish along with them and the youngsters spend
> about an hour discussing random topics from movies to books to
> teachers.
>
> If he has an assignment, Ashish heads to the Braille section of the library.
>
> By evening, he is usually done with his study schedule for the day and
> just wants to relax and talk to his parents in Patna.
>
> To do that, he picks up his phone and uses the voice command to dial
> home. With his phone on the voice command option, he says – “dial
> home”.
>
> That is how he usually wraps up his day, chatting with his mother, who
> keeps worrying about him.
>
> On a concluding note, Ashish says that as long as he is a student he
> is not worried, because he still finds people who are ready to help
> him. But, he adds, “I am worried about the future when I get into the
> professional world, it’s really difficult to find good people in the
> practical world, out there.”
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>
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-- 
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Re: [AI] My Introduction- New Joinee

[Tilakprasad Joshi]

Hi Surbhi,

Could you try and see if SAP can be made accessible with NVDA because
with JAWS it is accessible if proper  accessibility standards are
followed, but incase of NVDA it is not at all accessible or will it be
possible for you to provide point of contact where developers of NVDA
can directly contact? if SAP becomes accessible with NVDA it will
benefit a lot.

Warm Regards,
Tilak.


On 10/26/15, mukesh jain  wrote:
> Waw! My favorite and most wanted person for  whom  I was looking for
> who  especially worked in sap accessibility! This is the field where I
> want to learn something so eagerly looking forward for your mails on
> sap and it’s accessibility!
>
> Hurrray! Very happy to see as very less knowledge around on sap
> accessibility in me and surely there might be several like me wanting
> to hear from you on your knowledge!
> So keep sharing,
>
>
>
> On 10/26/15, Pinkesh Tailor  wrote:
>> Welcome Surbhi to the list. You can give and take assistance to
>> members in important work and life related issues.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> On 10/26/15, Surbhi Lohia  wrote:
>>> Hello Team,
>>>
>>> I'm Surbhi Lohia from Nepal, currently working at SAP Labs, Bangalore.
>>>
>>> I like to read, travel, music and adventures. I started losing my
>>> vision after 18 and at present I have lost almost 95% of my vision.
>>> Heard a lot about this group and would love to be a part of it.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Surbhi
>>>
>>>
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[AI] Moderator: RE: Need Suggestion for Best Mobile

[Kotian, H P]

Nautial
You have been on the list for a very long time now and time and again, we keep 
telling to post mobile related query on the list dedicated for this. You must 
have read this so many times, then, what stops you  to make the post in the 
right place?

It is not pleasant writing in this tone however, is it not something to expect 
from senior members?
Anyways, this thread is closed for traffic.

Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
B. R. Nautial
Sent: 26 October 2015 22:31
To: Access India Mailing Group
Subject: [AI] Need Suggestion for Best Mobile

Hello Friends
Have a nice day to all of you.
Friends, I was using Nokia N95 mobile sett but today, its already got out of 
order permanently Now, it can't be repaired, so, i need to buy a new one for me 
but i am not able to finalize which's the best option for me?
Friends, I need your valuable advise from all of the experts, those are already 
with the group.
I would like to go for the best option, available in view of axessibility. need 
the best option Thanks in advance

With regards
B. R. Nautial
Mobile: +91-9915073368
WORK HARD TO GET SUCCESS


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Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talkwith New secretary General of national association for theblind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

[sanjay]

many  contenders and many clashes

- Original Message - 
From: "Asudani, Rajesh" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Monday, October 26, 2015 11:18 AM
Subject: [Bulk] Re: [AI] [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct 
talkwith New secretary General of national association for theblind india 
Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.




Oho
So, NAB is also going NFB way.
Wow!


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राजेश आसुदानी Rajesh Asudani
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-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of k ramkrishna

Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 7:09 PM
To: sayeveryth...@sayeverything.org; 'bsftb'
Cc: 'accessindia'
Subject: Re: [AI] [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk 
with New secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. 
S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.


If Radio Udan wants to talk to S. K. Singh, there is no problem. But,
justice demands that the channel should have talked to me as well. I am 
one

of the senior persons in the sector and this is not the way the channel
should have handled this issue. If the chennal wants to talk to him, they
should talk to me as well, so that he does not bias the listeners. Either
the channel should talk to both of us, or cancel the programme.
Tregards


-Original Message-
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Behalf Of Radio Udaan
Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2015 2:32 PM
To: sayeverything; bsftb
Cc: accessindia
Subject: [SayEverything] Today listen badalta daur direct talk with New
secretary General of national association for the blind india Mr. S K 
Singh

from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.

Dear all,
Greetings from radioudaan.
Today Meet with New secretary General of national association for the
blind india Mr. S K Singh from 9PM onwards only on radioudaan.
It will be a direct talk and we will ask him about him aims and
objectives and how he is going to lead NAB india and we will get to
know Why former General secretary Mr. Ram Krishna has filed a case in
honorable mumbai high court right after the election.
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[AI] Daily Eyeway Alerts

[Eyeway Helpdesk]

Dear All:

Greetings from the Eyeway Helpdesk!

Follow below the Daily Eyeway Alerts:

News-

Voice Dream Reader, the popular and highly successful accessible reading
tool for iOS, comes to the Android platform! Read what others have already
said about the iOS version:"This $10 app is one of the best educational
finds of my entire career" – Forbes "As a user myself and as a mother of a
child with dyslexia, I am blown away by the features of Voice Dream." –
Quartz.

"While there are other apps that provide text-to-speech features, users of
Voice Dream who have tried many other tools are aware of its uniquely fluid
user experience." - Quartz

This is an accessible reading tool for mobile and tablet devices. With
advanced text-to-speech and a highly configurable screen layout, it can be
tailored to suit every reading style from completely auditory to completely
visual, plus synchronized combination of both. The visually impaired will
benefit from the ability to hear documents read in their favorite voices;
students and others with dyslexia will appreciate the synchronized reading
capability that integrates text and voice; and everyone who wants to hear
or read their documents in their own way will benefit from the
configurability of the visual and voice capabilities. Source:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=voicedream.reader=en. More
at http://www.eyeway.org/?q=voice-dream-reader


Job-

There is one post for Low Vision as Dy. Manager, HR department in Nuclear Power
Corporation of India Limited Qualification: Graduation in any discipline
with not less than 60% marks, plus Two years full time MBA or equivalent
with XLR/IXISS/XIM OR MA (personnel Management  Relations) from
TISS or an equivalent Post Graduate Degree/Diploma from a recognized
University/AICTE approved institute, with not less than 60% marks in Post
Graduate Degree/Diploma in aggregate. Age Limit: 30 years.  A Candidate has
to apply through online application form provided on the website
https://www.npcilcareers.co.in only. Selection process: Online test +
Interview.  Places of Online Test : The Online Test will be conducted in 6
metro cities viz. New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore &
Hyderabad tentatively during December 2015. However, exact dates for online
test will be notified online at a later stage.  More at
http://www.eyeway.org/?q=jobs or employment news of 17th  October page no. 5

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Re: [AI] mirror display error

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Check the AI archive concerning the issue at the below URL:

https://www.mail-archive.com/jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com/msg63390.html

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-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of ZACHARIAH
Sent: 26 October 2015 08:56 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] mirror display error

Dear friend,



Could you please send me the steps to get the file admin 2 in freedom
scientific.



Thanks and regards,

Zac.



On Wed, 21 Oct 2015 19:35:17 +0530 "inamuddin"  wrote

>Dear friend, for the solution of your issue, you need to either update 
>your



windows repaire your Jaws or you need to go to freedom scientific and



download the file called admin 2 and run it.



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Re: [AI] My Introduction- New Joinee

[Pinkesh Tailor]

Welcome Surbhi to the list. You can give and take assistance to
members in important work and life related issues.

Best,

On 10/26/15, Surbhi Lohia  wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> I'm Surbhi Lohia from Nepal, currently working at SAP Labs, Bangalore.
>
> I like to read, travel, music and adventures. I started losing my
> vision after 18 and at present I have lost almost 95% of my vision.
> Heard a lot about this group and would love to be a part of it.
>
> Regards,
> Surbhi
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[AI] Addition of an English language Book - Being Different by Rajiv Malhotra - for Bookshare India members.

[Venkataraman Nagarajan]

Dear All,

Happy to inform you that the book " Being Different by Rajiv Malhotra" has
been uploaded into Bookshare Library and is available for download by
eligible Bookshare India members. The link is given below:

https://www.bookshare.org/browse/book/1115738

Brief Synopsis about the book:

In this book the author highlights that while unique historical revelations
are the basis for Western religions, dharma emphasizes self-realization in
the body here and now.

Happy Reading

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Re: [AI] Jaws or NVDA? Please guide

[Pinkesh Tailor]

NVDA is becoming more and more powerful with passing time, but still
it needs a compateble edge against Jaws when it come to professional
environment. It depends whether you want to use them at your office /
work or at your home. If at home, then go for NVDA, but still never
the less if you want to use NVDA at your office, you can try it and
see whether it serves your purpose.

Best

On 10/26/15, Rishi Kewalramani  wrote:
> Dear all,
> Hope you all are doing fine.
> My Jaws version is too old and needs to be replaced.
> I've heard a lot about the free NVDA on this list.
> Was wondering  if its worth to purchase the latest version of Jaws. Or
> switch to the free NVDA.
> Is NVDA as good as JAWS in terms of its versatility  and flexibility?
> Is it easy to switch over from Jaws to NVDA or is the learning curve too
> steep?
> I'll be using it extensively with Windows 8.1 and the MS Office
> applications.
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> Many thanks in advance,
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Re: [AI] mirror display error

[ZACHARIAH]

Dear friend,



Could you please send me the steps to get the file admin 2 in freedom 
scientific.



Thanks and regards,

Zac.



On Wed, 21 Oct 2015 19:35:17 +0530 "inamuddin"  wrote

>Dear friend, for the solution of your issue, you need to either update your



windows repaire your Jaws or you need to go to freedom scientific and



download the file called admin 2 and run it.



With regards from Inamuddin with the Skype ID:



Charlsdarwin1











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Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 12:05 PM



To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in



Subject: [AI] mirror display error







Hello friends,















Could anyone give me solution to solve freedom scientific mirror display



error dialogue which appears when Jaws is loaded.















OS :Windows 7 ultimate 32 bit







JAWS 15 32 bit or JAWS 14 32 bit.















Thanks,















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[AI] Need Suggestion for Best Mobile

[B. R. Nautial]

Hello Friends
Have a nice day to all of you.
Friends, I was using Nokia N95 mobile sett but today, its already got out of 
order permanently
Now, it can't be repaired, so, i need to buy a new one for me but i am not able 
to finalize which's the best option for me?
Friends, I need your valuable advise from all of the experts, those are already 
with the group.
I would like to go for the best option, available in view of axessibility. need 
the best option
Thanks in advance

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Re: [AI] My Introduction- New Joinee

[mukesh jain]

Waw! My favorite and most wanted person for  whom  I was looking for
who  especially worked in sap accessibility! This is the field where I
want to learn something so eagerly looking forward for your mails on
sap and it’s accessibility!

Hurrray! Very happy to see as very less knowledge around on sap
accessibility in me and surely there might be several like me wanting
to hear from you on your knowledge!
So keep sharing,



On 10/26/15, Pinkesh Tailor  wrote:
> Welcome Surbhi to the list. You can give and take assistance to
> members in important work and life related issues.
>
> Best,
>
> On 10/26/15, Surbhi Lohia  wrote:
>> Hello Team,
>>
>> I'm Surbhi Lohia from Nepal, currently working at SAP Labs, Bangalore.
>>
>> I like to read, travel, music and adventures. I started losing my
>> vision after 18 and at present I have lost almost 95% of my vision.
>> Heard a lot about this group and would love to be a part of it.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Surbhi
>>
>>
>>
>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>> of
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>> the
>> person sending the mail and AI in no way relates itself to its veracity;
>>
>> 2. AI cannot be held liable for any commission/omission based on the
>> mails
>> sent through this mailing list..
>>
>
>
>
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Mukesh jain
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"Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. "

Helen Keller



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2. AI cannot be held liable for any commission/omission based on the mails sent 
through this mailing list..