Re: [AI] share trading and jaws

[Mahesh Narasimhan]

Dear Dev,

A sincere suggestion: This is not the right time to venture into stock
market. If you are young and have sufficient finance, invest in PPF,
LIC Bank FDs etc. Diversify your investment portfolio in such a way so
that you reduce risk and secure returns for the long-run. Just note,
the weighted average cost of financing the investment must be higher
than the inflation rate because then only you would be able to reap
the benifits of investing. Inflation is an economic crippler and one
must not put all eggs in single basket or concentrate the investments
in restricted streams. I am not in favour of mutual funds. Rest its up
to you and all the best.

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hand is hurt, the eye will cry! & when the eye cries, the hand will
wipe the tears"

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> hello every1
>
> i want to do share trading in BSE and NSE
> so please help me to know witch broker is best to choose
>
>
>   and  witch brokers trading and mobile version is best work with our
> jaws screen reader??
>
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> i want to do trading for investment perpus
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[AI] Here’s a sports complex with a vision

[Renuka Warriar Edakkunni]

Source: 
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-kerala/heres-a-sports-complex-with-a-vision/article8091282.ece

» Today's Paper » KERALA
KOCHI, January 11, 2016
Here’s a sports complex with a vision

Hiran Unnikrishnan





Chief Minister to inaugurate the first-of-its-kind facility for the
blind at Keezhmadu near Aluva on January 16
A view of the cricket ground on the School for the Blind campus at
Keezhmadu, near Aluva.- Photo: Thulasi Kakkat
A view of the cricket ground on the School for the Blind campus at
Keezhmadu, near Aluva.- Photo: Thulasi Kakkat

Mention the words ‘practice session’ and it conjures up image of
players in coloured clothes, photo-op for fans or the air of pre-match
excitement. And if you were at the cricket stadium near Aluva, which
currently hosts the practice sessions of a national team, your
applause would resound a lot louder when the players stepped on to the
ground.

For, this is a different class of the Indian cricket team, preparing
for the upcoming Asia Cup in Kochi at the sprawling ground at the
School for the Blind campus at Keezhmadu, near Aluva.

With neatly trimmed lush green grass and a deep brown pitch at the
centre, the stadium forms part of a sports complex — a
first-of-its-kind facility for the blind, in Kerala.

Chief Minister Ooommen Chandy is scheduled to inaugurate the facility
at a brief function to be held here on January 16.

The complex also marks the diversification of the school — a
pioneering institution in the rehabilitation of the visually impaired
— into sports promotion and management. As part of its foray into
sports, the school organised a south India-level chess tournament in
November last year, in which about 100 players from various States
took part.

According to the school management, the facility currently comprises a
50,000-sq. ft cricket stadium and a sports hostel with a capacity to
accommodate 80 persons.

“The objective is to draw talented blind sportsmen from all across the
country and give them training in their respective fields. We will
hold sport events and training sessions for them round the year,” said
T.S. John, secretary of the Kerala Blind School Society, which runs
the institution.

On completion, the complex will embrace separate facilities for
various other sports events such as volleyball, basketball and other
indoor games. Set up with assistance from various agencies, the
stadium cost around Rs.35 lakh while the state-of-the art sports
hostel was established by renovating an old building at the location.

Set up with eight students and one teacher in 1962, the school
currently accommodates 80 students and 25 teaching and non-teaching
staff. About 30 per cent of its students comprise those suffering from
multiple disabilities of vision.

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Re: [AI] want to convert pdf to daisy format

[Giri Prasad]

Hi prashanth jee, thanks a lot for your help.


On 10/01/2016, Prashant Verma  wrote:
> Hello,
> You can use the free Save as DAISY plugin to convert Word documents to
> DAISY.
> See more information at
> http://www.daisy.org/daisypedia/create-multimedia-daisy-books-free-tools-usi
> ng-text-speech-audio
> As far as PDF is concerned, you can convert PDF to Word first using Fine
> Reader or other tools and then use Save as DAISY.
> EasyConverter is another option but it is a bit pricy.
>
> Best,
> Prashatn
>
> -Original Message-
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>
> Dear all,
> I require any tool that converts pdf or word documents to daisy format.
> Thanks in anticipation.
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[AI] books required

[Prashant Verma]

Hello,

If anyone has the following books then please let me know.

1. elements of discrete mathematics by c.l. liu and d.p. mohapatra 

2. environmental studies by s.k. batra

 

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Re: [AI] Chandigarh: Yoga therapy can empower ‘divyang’, says Governor

[sazid shaik]

can anyone tell me the meaning of 'divyang' .

regards,
sazid

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> So the usage 'divyang' is getting popularized!
> http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/community/yoga-therapy-can-empower-divyang--says-governor/181712.html
> A national workshop on yoga therapy to empower the persons suffering
> from disabilities, organised jointly by the Society for Disability and
> Rehabilitation Studies, New Delhi, and Government Medical College and
> Hospital, Sector 32, was inaugurated by Professor Kaptan Singh
> Solanki, Governor, Haryana, Punjab and Administrator, Chandigarh.
> In his address, Solanki called upon the civil society and persons with
> disabilities to take recourse to application of yoga therapy for
> empowering the differently-abled. A thematic souvenir, comprising
> papers contributed by noted experts and professionals on yoga therapy,
> was also released on the occasion.
> The keynote address was delivered by Professor Rakam Singh Sandhu,
> Kurukshetra University, who underlined the need to adopt yoga as a
> panacea for various diseases, including all types of disabilities and
> life threatening diseases.
> The inaugural session began opening remarks by the honorary president
> of the Society for Disability and Rehabilitation Studies Dr GN Karna
> who stressed on the importance of exploring the avenues for
> application of yoga therapy in disability management, and thereby
> suggesting appropriate practical strategies for achieving the goal of
> health for all.
> The inaugural session was chaired by Dr Atul Sachdev
> (director-principal, GMCH, Chandigarh) who sought to provide a
> synoptic analysis of benefits of yoga therapy for the disabled. A
> galaxy of leading experts and professionals articulated their
> observations during the inauguration and technical and practical sess
> --
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> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
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Re: [AI] Disability benefits

[Amiyo Biswas]

You may have some idea on the benefits recommended by the seventh cpc. These 
are all enhancements on the existing benefits. Check this site:

www.bpa.org.in/news.htm

With best regards,
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Subject: [AI] Disability benefits



Hi All,

Can you please throw some light on the disability benefits being a 
government employee.


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Re: [AI] Disability benefits

[nupur.jain]

Sure
Thanks


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Subject: Re: [AI] Disability benefits

You may have some idea on the benefits recommended by the seventh cpc. These 
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> Can you please throw some light on the disability benefits being a
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Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The RelevantInformation

[sazid shaik]

even i am having planing to buy a solar water heater.  can you please
tell which company is best and its cost.

regards,
sazid

On 1/9/16, harish  wrote:
> Hi
>
> Interestingly, I have just commissioned a 60 Kilo watt solar power plant at
>
> my office.
>
> This is the largest solar power generation at our office. Our power
> requirements are are far greater than our generation. Which means that all
> the power generated by solar is consumed. The additional power requirement
> is taken from the regular state provided power grid.The whole process is
> automated and straightforward. It synchronises with it all extremely well.
> We run very high end and highly critical servers.
>
> It will continue to give steady power for at least 25 years. It should do
> good for another 10 more years. There is almost zero maintainence cost and
> only cleaning of the solar panel with water to clean the dust accumulating
> over it in about 2 weeks. This would be just about 30 minutes work in 2
> weeks. Nothing more.
> The initial cost is high but it would break even in about 7 years at the
> present electricity charge. If it rises, then the pay back will be still
> earlier. Thereafter your power is absolutely free.
>
> When we can be using in a highly sensitive place, you can safely run any
> electronic or electrical device.
> We are having 200 panels each producing 300 watts of power.
> Interesting, in states like Karnataka, you can sell your extra power to the
>
> state grid and earn revenue.
> In summary, if your production is less than consumption, the difference can
>
> be drawn from the grid. If your generation is more than your consumption,
> you can earn revenue by selling the power to the grid.
> I don't see any problem for a blind person to clean the panels which is
> placed on the terrace of your house.
> Any interesting part is the whole process is modular. You can progressively
>
> keep increasing your generation as and when you can afford it. they will all
>
> work in a cohesive way.
> You can get a daily report on a browser. I have yet to check on the
> accessibility of the standard report.
>
> There are many Indian vendors from whom you can by the system.
>
> I had taken lead in having this system and was involved in every stage of
> the project.
>
> I suppose this would clear any queries. You can write to me directly if some
>
> got missed.
> Harish Kotian
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Saaqib Mahmuud" 
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 9:42 PM
> Subject: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The
> RelevantInformation
>
>
>> Hello everyone at the AccessIndia mailing list.
>>
>> I have the following queries--- some general and some blindness-related:
>>
>> Are there any solar-powered room heaters, air conditioners, ceiling fans,
>>
>> refrigerators, or any others of the common home appliances? If so, which
>> items? And, who are the international manufacturers of these items?
>>
>> Where on the Internet can I download the Bharati Urdu braille code in PDF
>>
>> format?
>>
>> Is there any individual or organisation in India who can donate braille
>> books in the Urdu language?
>>
>> Is there any website from India which offers audio books --- in Hindi,
>> Urdu, Punjabi, or English --- for free download?
>>
>> Last but not the least, how good is the latest version of JAWS for
>> accessing mathematical content --- either in PDF documents or on the
>> Internet?
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>> Saakib
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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[AI] My article in the Tribune today: Deifying people with disabilities a cruel joke

[avinash shahi]

Dear Access Indians,
I'm glad to share my second piece within a month and first in 2016
published in another major English Daily The Tribune today. Please
read, comment and if you agree with the arguments share widely in your
network. I expect the Prime Minister will find time and read this
soon.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/comment/deifying-people-with-disabilities-a-cruel-joke/181902.html

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[AI] Chandigarh: Yoga therapy can empower ‘divyang’, says Governor

[avinash shahi]

So the usage 'divyang' is getting popularized!
http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/community/yoga-therapy-can-empower-divyang--says-governor/181712.html
A national workshop on yoga therapy to empower the persons suffering
from disabilities, organised jointly by the Society for Disability and
Rehabilitation Studies, New Delhi, and Government Medical College and
Hospital, Sector 32, was inaugurated by Professor Kaptan Singh
Solanki, Governor, Haryana, Punjab and Administrator, Chandigarh.
In his address, Solanki called upon the civil society and persons with
disabilities to take recourse to application of yoga therapy for
empowering the differently-abled. A thematic souvenir, comprising
papers contributed by noted experts and professionals on yoga therapy,
was also released on the occasion.
The keynote address was delivered by Professor Rakam Singh Sandhu,
Kurukshetra University, who underlined the need to adopt yoga as a
panacea for various diseases, including all types of disabilities and
life threatening diseases.
The inaugural session began opening remarks by the honorary president
of the Society for Disability and Rehabilitation Studies Dr GN Karna
who stressed on the importance of exploring the avenues for
application of yoga therapy in disability management, and thereby
suggesting appropriate practical strategies for achieving the goal of
health for all.
The inaugural session was chaired by Dr Atul Sachdev
(director-principal, GMCH, Chandigarh) who sought to provide a
synoptic analysis of benefits of yoga therapy for the disabled. A
galaxy of leading experts and professionals articulated their
observations during the inauguration and technical and practical sess
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[AI] Indian Express RTI findings: Maharashtra govt has no figures on the ‘disabled’ it employs

[avinash shahi]

Indian Express RTI findings: Maharashtra govt has no figures on the
‘disabled’ it employs
http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/pune/maharashtra-govt-has-no-figures-on-the-disabled-it-employs/
The Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, which
comes under the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, does
not have any information on the employment among the disabled persons
in the country, according to a reply to a query filed by The Indian
Express under the Right to Information (RTI) Act in September last
year.

“Information related to the percentage of employment of disabled
persons is not available,” the RTI reply says.

According to section 33 of Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995, at
least three per cent of vacancies in a government establishment should
be filled with persons with disabilities, of which one per cent shall
be reserved for persons suffering from blindness or low vision,
hearing impairment and locomotor disability.
Various estimates suggest that in reality, the figure is less than two per cent.

The RTI reply, citing figures from 2011 Census, says there are 2.68
crore persons with disabilities in the country.

It also talks about new schemes which mainly deal with research on
disability related technology, products and budgetary support to a
national trust that has been launched for the benefit of persons with
disabilities. However, the reply does not mention any specific
schemes, their funding and allocations and how different states fare
in implementing these.

While the government could not pass the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities (RPwD) Bill, it had promised to improvise the present PWD
Act of 1995 by creating a national database for persons with
disabilities and issue unique disability identity cards to them
through a web-based programme.

Last month, the Centre announced its Accessible India or Sugamya
Bharat campaign for the welfare of persons with disabilities.

However, those working for the disabled say it’s shocking that the
government does not even have data of the employment of such people.

“It is shocking that the government who recently announced that the
disabled people should be addressed as ‘divyang’ and launched schemes
for them but does not even have data on their employment,” says Javed
Abidi of the National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled
People. “I want to give the ministry a backhanded compliment that at
least they accept they do not have the figures. While the Planning
Commission has stated that the disabled constitute six per cent of
India’s total population, the government has no data on their
employment. Merely launching schemes does not mean anything,” he says.

Abidi says that the proposed new Bill, if passed, would have expanded
the definition of disability by including 19 conditions compared to
just seven in the 1995 Act. The Bill also prohibits any kind of
discrimination against the disabled and covers the private sector as
far as their employment is concerned.

The Bill also proposes to raise the quota for the disabled from three
to five per cent, the additional two per cent being reserved for
persons with psychosocial and developmental disabilities. “For the
first time, people in these two categories will be looked upon as
employable. If the 1995 law gave us a foundation, this new law could
have helped us into the next phase of the disability struggle,” says
Abidi.

Ramchandra Rangolle, an activist who works for the disabled, says the
three per cent quota for them is only on paper and that most of the
government departments do not adhere to it.

“With governments themselves not following the 1995 Act, they are
unlikely to give out the figures,” he says.

Haridas Shinde of Sanyukta Apang Hakk Surkarsha Samiti points out that
under the 1995 Act, there is also a provision to give stipend to a
disabled person if he or she is not given employment, which is not
followed.

“Even the High Court had issued orders on the same. They are not able
to provide figures as they would have to give the stipend amount,
which is mandatory,” Shinde says.


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[AI] HLF 2016: Durban-based Shakila Maharaj talks about the importance of audio description for the visually impaired

[avinash shahi]

In Hyderabad for HLF 2016, Durban-based Shakila Maharaj talks about
the importance of audio description for the visually impaired
No barriersShakila MaharajPhoto: Sangeetha Devi Dundoo
No barriersShakila MaharajPhoto: Sangeetha Devi Dundoo Do the blind
live in a world of darkness? Or is theirs an imaginary world with
visuals? Some, especially those who’ve been born blind, have stated
that their world is indeed dark and visuals are at times thrust on
them. Others, like Shakila Maharaj, one of the delegates at Hyderabad
Literary Festival 2016, talk about an imaginary world that’s far from
dark. A fourth generation Indian descent in South Africa, Shakila is
an organisational psychologist and disabilities strategist trying to
make performing arts accessible to the visually impaired through audio
description.
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-metroplus/her-world-isnt-dark/article8083382.ece
Recently, she audio described a 13-part tele-serial in South Africa,
titled Sticks and Stones .

“It was a groundbreaking event in South Africa. Wherever I have
travelled and in my own country, I saw that there isn’t enough
participation of the disabled in arts and culture. Many blind people
don’t go to the movies,” says Shakila.

The diminutive lady’s zest for life is apparent when she talks about
wanting to attend as many sessions as possible at HLF. “If I can split
myself into a million parts I would love to take in every part of the
festival,” she laughs.

Shakila met with an injury at 19, which progressively eroded her sight
and by early 20s, she was blind. She didn’t let that limit her.

Having travelled to different countries on her own, she says, “Each
country offers something that the other doesn’t. Hyderabad may not
have a brail trail for me to step out of the hotel and discover the
city on my own. But there’s no dearth of human help. I adapt according
to the country.”

As a member of South African tourism board and as a disabilities
strategist, she has visited India on several occasions, to train those
working with the visually impaired in corporate houses and NGOs and
notes, “An American friend of mine moved to India after finding the
country more receptive to the blind.”

Anju Khemani, who was instrumental in getting Shakila to be a part of
HLF, chips in, “We, in India, are more personal which the West may
consider intrusive. Many visually impaired are lonely in the West.

There is not much sound, very few people are at road crossings… Here,
you ask a question and someone on the road is bound to respond. They
may not know the art of describing, but you will get an answer.”

Talking of describing as an art, Anju adds, “You could tell a blind
person there is a chair here. Or you can say it’s a high chair with
red wood and an art work on it.” Shakila agrees, “When you describe
something, a bland imagery becomes memorable.”

When she travels, Shakila would request people to describe things for
her. “During one of my visits to America, I discovered that describing
is an art that complies with a set of standards,” she says. In 2010,
she founded Audio Describe International along with Dr. William
Rowland, an author and a pioneer in disability movements.

While Shakila was audio describing movies in South Africa, she got an
opportunity to write a film script through a grant from the provincial
KZN Film Commission.

“During the film screenings, I had interacted with many blind people.
Some of them shared their love stories and I felt it was good content
for comedy,” she says.

The story written by her is a comedy with three blind men. Shakila
weaves in a thriller element with one of the characters being shot at
and subsequently losing vision.

“The story is set in Durban. We are talking to the producers who’ve
shown interest to see how the film will come up,” she says.


Hyderabad may not have a brail trail for me to step out of the hotel
and discover the city on my own. But there’s no dearth of human help.


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

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Re: [AI] queery related to wireless keyboard

[shankar shan]

hi
greetings
didnt understood your 2nd question
but, for your 1st quary, kindly find the link below to modify your keys
dont no weather  it works for you or not


http://www.jaws-users.com/text/JAWS/remappingYourKeyboard.html


try once


On 1/10/16, Giri Prasad  wrote:
> Dear all,
> I purchased logitechMK 220 wireless keyboard and mouse last week. I
> have two queeries related to this keyboard.
> The first one is that this keyboard doesn't have the "application"
> key. But it has the FN key. Can I change this "FN" to "application"
> which we normally find the key left to the left control key?
> Secondly, can I make a copy of the receiver using any pendrive or
> flash drive? Because I previously had a I ball wireless key board and
> its receiver fell in water and since then its not working. Therefore I
> want to make a copy of the Logitech receiver. I will be glad if
> someone can help me out.
> Thanks in anticipation.
>
> --
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>
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Re: [AI] share trading and jaws

[Vyas Gajendra]

if you are expert , no problem . it is said , " out of 100 , 2 persons earns 
and 98 lose money . better to invest in mutual fund .
another says " earnings of share market and " sukhadi from Mahudi " "can't 
be taken home .

gajendra vyas
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Subject: [AI] share trading and jaws



hello every1

i want to do share trading in BSE and NSE
so please help me to know witch broker is best to choose


 and  witch brokers trading and mobile version is best work with our
jaws screen reader??


i want to do trading for investment perpus

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[AI] Daddy’s little boy: Meet the youngest single man to adopt a child with

[avinash shahi]

To say that Pune-based software engineer Aditya Tiwari has never
experienced love at first sight would be wrong. But it’s not your
stereotypical love story either.
http://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/feelings/daddys-little-boy/
“I fell in love when Binney first held my finger and wouldn’t let go,”
says Tiwari, a 28-year-old employee of Barclays, who recently became
the youngest single man in India to adopt a child.

Now one year, nine months old, the child was abandoned by his parents
from Bhopal because he suffers from Down’s syndrome and has a hole in
his heart. Tiwari first spotted Binney at an orphanage of the
Missionaries of Charity in Indore. “I had gone to gift a few things to
the children there on my father’s birthday in September 2014. There
were a lot of kids there but Binney caught my eye because he was lying
on a cot, away from all the revelry. When I went to play with him, he
stuck to me and I felt an instant affection. At that time, though, I
hadn’t given a thought to adopting him,” says Tiwari, who was born and
brought up in Indore.

A month later, Tiwari visited the orphanage again. Binney’s face had
been haunting him for many days. He found that while many other
children had been adopted, no family was willing to take Binney. “I
decided that Binney would be my son. I had always wanted to adopt a
child since I read about Sushmita Sen’s single parent adoption. So, I
thought why not?” he says.

But the road ahead was strewn with obstacles. First, his parents
objected, asking him to get married first. Then the orphanage
authorities told him they could not let an unmarried man adopt — the
Missionaries of Charity are against single-parent adoptions. For many
months, Tiwari kept visiting the orphanage, trying to convince the
sisters. By December, the child had been moved to another Bhopal
orphanage run by the Missionaries of Charity.

In March, Tiwari was told that the child was now in Delhi. “A week
later, I found out that Binney was still in Bhopal and they were
planning to put him up for foreign adoption. I contacted the women and
child welfare (WCD) department and sent some 100 mails to Maneka
Gandhi. I complained to Prime Minister’s Office too. Gandhi spoke to
me over the phone and said she was asking the Central Adoption
Resource Authority (CARA) to work with the Bhopal Child Welfare
Committee and resolve this matter. After my complaint, Binney was
ordered to be moved to Matruchaya, another adoption agency in Bhopal,”
said Tiwari. Even there, he found officials bewildered by his
insistence on adopting a child when he was single, and a man.

But it was in August that the tide turned. Till then the CARA
guidelines demanded that one had to be 30 years of age to adopt a
child. It was revised last year to 25 years. Tiwari was now eligible
to adopt Binney. “I finished all formalities within 15 days and by
month end, Manekaji visited the orphanage to see Binney, where she
instructed that he should be handed over to me immediately. But alas,
the authorities at Matruchaya remained reluctant. They first tried to
convince me to adopt another child, then scared my parents by saying
no girl would marry me and when all failed, kept delaying the adoption
process. Once again, I petitioned the PMO and WCD. The central
government sent a notice to the state government and finally due to
mounting pressure, in December 2015, I got a mail asking me to take
Binney home between January 1 to 8,” he says.

The worst behind him now, Tiwari is home with his son, who has a new
name (Avnish Tiwari), and parents who now can’t get enough of their
new grandson.

The exacting routine of an infant’s life is slowly starting to kick in
— from making formula to changing diapers to regular feeds and evening
playtime, besides attending to a continuous stream of relatives. “I
took him to a pediatrician who said we might not require an immediate
surgery for the hole in his heart. As far as Down’s syndrome goes, I
have read up about it it and consulted doctors. I know my son’s mental
growth will be slow but unlike his biological parents, I won’t give
up. The doctor says if Binney is around children, it will be better
for him. Thankfully, there is a daycare in the office building, where
I plan to keep him. I also get adoption leave for 150 days. But so
far, there hasn’t been a need. He has fit right into my schedule,” he
says.


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

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[AI] about ignou books

[gufran ahmed]

dear friends, as we all ignou students might be aware that the
repository services of ignou is not operational for a long time.
so my question is there any aulternatives to download the ignou books
in soft copy?
also i am in need of some books.
the  list of the same as follows
1: EHD4, EPS 7, EHI 05 BHDA,
AND RADIO LEKHAN.
in case any one have the above mentioned books then please share.
with thanks and regards gufran.

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Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have TheRelevantInformation

[Vyas Gajendra]

may i ask you few things ? what means 300watts? 300 whatts generated dailyor 
monthly .

how much cost 1 unit of 300 whatts ?
can it be installed for domestic purpose in ahmedabad ?
gajendra vyas
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discussing accessibility and issuesconcerningthe disabled." 


Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2016 11:04 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have 
TheRelevantInformation




Hi

Interestingly, I have just commissioned a 60 Kilo watt solar power plant 
at my office.


This is the largest solar power generation at our office. Our power 
requirements are are far greater than our generation. Which means that all 
the power generated by solar is consumed. The additional power requirement 
is taken from the regular state provided power grid.The whole process is 
automated and straightforward. It synchronises with it all extremely well. 
We run very high end and highly critical servers.


It will continue to give steady power for at least 25 years. It should do 
good for another 10 more years. There is almost zero maintainence cost and 
only cleaning of the solar panel with water to clean the dust accumulating 
over it in about 2 weeks. This would be just about 30 minutes work in 2 
weeks. Nothing more.
The initial cost is high but it would break even in about 7 years at the 
present electricity charge. If it rises, then the pay back will be still 
earlier. Thereafter your power is absolutely free.


When we can be using in a highly sensitive place, you can safely run any 
electronic or electrical device.

We are having 200 panels each producing 300 watts of power.
Interesting, in states like Karnataka, you can sell your extra power to 
the state grid and earn revenue.
In summary, if your production is less than consumption, the difference 
can be drawn from the grid. If your generation is more than your 
consumption, you can earn revenue by selling the power to the grid.
I don't see any problem for a blind person to clean the panels which is 
placed on the terrace of your house.
Any interesting part is the whole process is modular. You can 
progressively keep increasing your generation as and when you can afford 
it. they will all work in a cohesive way.
You can get a daily report on a browser. I have yet to check on the 
accessibility of the standard report.


There are many Indian vendors from whom you can by the system.

I had taken lead in having this system and was involved in every stage of 
the project.


I suppose this would clear any queries. You can write to me directly if 
some got missed.

Harish Kotian

- Original Message - 
From: "Saaqib Mahmuud" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 9:42 PM
Subject: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The 
RelevantInformation




Hello everyone at the AccessIndia mailing list.

I have the following queries--- some general and some blindness-related:

Are there any solar-powered room heaters, air conditioners, ceiling fans, 
refrigerators, or any others of the common home appliances? If so, which 
items? And, who are the international manufacturers of these items?


Where on the Internet can I download the Bharati Urdu braille code in PDF 
format?


Is there any individual or organisation in India who can donate braille 
books in the Urdu language?


Is there any website from India which offers audio books --- in Hindi, 
Urdu, Punjabi, or English --- for free download?


Last but not the least, how good is the latest version of JAWS for 
accessing mathematical content --- either in PDF documents or on the 
Internet?


Regards.

Saakib














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Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The RelevantInformation

[Nirmal Verma]

Thanks a lot Harish for this informative reply.

Nirmal
On Jan 10, 2016 1:23 PM, "harish"  wrote:

> Hi
>
> Interestingly, I have just commissioned a 60 Kilo watt solar power plant
> at my office.
>
> This is the largest solar power generation at our office. Our power
> requirements are are far greater than our generation. Which means that all
> the power generated by solar is consumed. The additional power requirement
> is taken from the regular state provided power grid.The whole process is
> automated and straightforward. It synchronises with it all extremely well.
> We run very high end and highly critical servers.
>
> It will continue to give steady power for at least 25 years. It should do
> good for another 10 more years. There is almost zero maintainence cost and
> only cleaning of the solar panel with water to clean the dust accumulating
> over it in about 2 weeks. This would be just about 30 minutes work in 2
> weeks. Nothing more.
> The initial cost is high but it would break even in about 7 years at the
> present electricity charge. If it rises, then the pay back will be still
> earlier. Thereafter your power is absolutely free.
>
> When we can be using in a highly sensitive place, you can safely run any
> electronic or electrical device.
> We are having 200 panels each producing 300 watts of power.
> Interesting, in states like Karnataka, you can sell your extra power to
> the state grid and earn revenue.
> In summary, if your production is less than consumption, the difference
> can be drawn from the grid. If your generation is more than your
> consumption, you can earn revenue by selling the power to the grid.
> I don't see any problem for a blind person to clean the panels which is
> placed on the terrace of your house.
> Any interesting part is the whole process is modular. You can
> progressively keep increasing your generation as and when you can afford
> it. they will all work in a cohesive way.
> You can get a daily report on a browser. I have yet to check on the
> accessibility of the standard report.
>
> There are many Indian vendors from whom you can by the system.
>
> I had taken lead in having this system and was involved in every stage of
> the project.
>
> I suppose this would clear any queries. You can write to me directly if
> some got missed.
> Harish Kotian
>
> - Original Message - From: "Saaqib Mahmuud" <
> saaqib1...@yahoo.co.in>
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 9:42 PM
> Subject: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The
> RelevantInformation
>
>
> Hello everyone at the AccessIndia mailing list.
>>
>> I have the following queries--- some general and some blindness-related:
>>
>> Are there any solar-powered room heaters, air conditioners, ceiling fans,
>> refrigerators, or any others of the common home appliances? If so, which
>> items? And, who are the international manufacturers of these items?
>>
>> Where on the Internet can I download the Bharati Urdu braille code in PDF
>> format?
>>
>> Is there any individual or organisation in India who can donate braille
>> books in the Urdu language?
>>
>> Is there any website from India which offers audio books --- in Hindi,
>> Urdu, Punjabi, or English --- for free download?
>>
>> Last but not the least, how good is the latest version of JAWS for
>> accessing mathematical content --- either in PDF documents or on the
>> Internet?
>>
>> Regards.
>>
>> Saakib
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Celebrating Louis Braill birthday, Jan. 4th.
>>
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Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have TheRelevantInformation

[P L VERMA]

who are the vendors? what would be the cost for installing a domestic system 
producing between 8 to 10 kilo watts?


- Original Message - 
From: "harish" 
To: "Saaqib Mahmuud" ; "AccessIndia: a list for 
discussing accessibility and issuesconcerningthe disabled." 


Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2016 11:04 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have 
TheRelevantInformation




Hi

Interestingly, I have just commissioned a 60 Kilo watt solar power plant 
at my office.


This is the largest solar power generation at our office. Our power 
requirements are are far greater than our generation. Which means that all 
the power generated by solar is consumed. The additional power requirement 
is taken from the regular state provided power grid.The whole process is 
automated and straightforward. It synchronises with it all extremely well. 
We run very high end and highly critical servers.


It will continue to give steady power for at least 25 years. It should do 
good for another 10 more years. There is almost zero maintainence cost and 
only cleaning of the solar panel with water to clean the dust accumulating 
over it in about 2 weeks. This would be just about 30 minutes work in 2 
weeks. Nothing more.
The initial cost is high but it would break even in about 7 years at the 
present electricity charge. If it rises, then the pay back will be still 
earlier. Thereafter your power is absolutely free.


When we can be using in a highly sensitive place, you can safely run any 
electronic or electrical device.

We are having 200 panels each producing 300 watts of power.
Interesting, in states like Karnataka, you can sell your extra power to 
the state grid and earn revenue.
In summary, if your production is less than consumption, the difference 
can be drawn from the grid. If your generation is more than your 
consumption, you can earn revenue by selling the power to the grid.
I don't see any problem for a blind person to clean the panels which is 
placed on the terrace of your house.
Any interesting part is the whole process is modular. You can 
progressively keep increasing your generation as and when you can afford 
it. they will all work in a cohesive way.
You can get a daily report on a browser. I have yet to check on the 
accessibility of the standard report.


There are many Indian vendors from whom you can by the system.

I had taken lead in having this system and was involved in every stage of 
the project.


I suppose this would clear any queries. You can write to me directly if 
some got missed.

Harish Kotian

- Original Message - 
From: "Saaqib Mahmuud" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2016 9:42 PM
Subject: [AI] A Few Queries: Please Answer If You Have The 
RelevantInformation




Hello everyone at the AccessIndia mailing list.

I have the following queries--- some general and some blindness-related:

Are there any solar-powered room heaters, air conditioners, ceiling fans, 
refrigerators, or any others of the common home appliances? If so, which 
items? And, who are the international manufacturers of these items?


Where on the Internet can I download the Bharati Urdu braille code in PDF 
format?


Is there any individual or organisation in India who can donate braille 
books in the Urdu language?


Is there any website from India which offers audio books --- in Hindi, 
Urdu, Punjabi, or English --- for free download?


Last but not the least, how good is the latest version of JAWS for 
accessing mathematical content --- either in PDF documents or on the 
Internet?


Regards.

Saakib














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Re: [AI] Unable to Install WebVisum Addon

[Vamshi. G]

Sorry.  Its working.  I did install web visum.  Thank you for the solution.


On 1/10/16, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> Dear Bikram,
>
> I did as you suggested.  The problem with installing web visum still
> persists.  Anyone else who could succeed installing web visum?
>
> On 1/4/16, shankar shan  wrote:
>> hi thilak
>> just my suggestion
>> please disable the popups  for www.webvisum.com
>> to do this please follow the steps
>> 1. go to tools
>> 2. click on option
>>
>> 3. Select the Content panel.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> In the content panel:
>>
>> list of 2 items
>> • Block pop-up windows: Uncheck this to disable the pop-up blocker
>> altogether.
>> • Exceptions: This is a list of sites that you want to allow to
>> display pop-ups.
>> list end
>> definition list of 1 items
>> Allowpopupsites
>> list end
>>
>> The dialog has the following choices:
>>
>> list of 3 items
>> • Allow: Click this to add a website to the exceptions list.
>> • Remove Site: Click this to remove a website from the exceptions list.
>> • Remove All Sites: Click this to remove all of the websites in the
>> exceptions list.
>> list end
>> Note: Blocking pop-ups may not always work and may interfere with some
>> websites.
>>
>> On 1/3/16, Bikram  wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> That's right. As Mukesh sir suggested above, I have mentioned the
>>> procedure
>>> to resolve the similar issue. However, for your convenience, I am
>>> pasting
>>> below the same instructions with a slight modification:
>>> "There is an option to override this security setting. In order to do
>>> so,
>>> you need to change that option through Firefox configuration editor.
>>> Please
>>> note that you should only proceed with the following steps if you assure
>>> yourself that you're not gonna make any unintended change/modification
>>> during the process. Because accidental modification of the values of
>>> these
>>> advanced settings can be harmful to the stability, security, and
>>> performance of your browser. So, please do it at your own
>>> risk!
>>> 1. Type "about:config" without the quotes in your browser address bar.
>>> 2. Click on "I'll be careful, I promise" button.
>>> 3. Type "xpinstall" without the quotes in the search box.
>>> 4. Press tab to get to the list of search results, and Use the arrow
>>> keys
>>> to get the option called "xpinstall.signatures.required default boolean
>>> true".
>>> 5. Press the application key to bring up the context menu options.
>>> 6. Choose toggle from that menu and press enter. You would discover that
>>> the value is set to "false" which was initially "true". Note that you
>>> can
>>> also press enter on the selected option to toggle the value of the
>>> boolean
>>> type
>>> 7. Restart Firefox in order for the changes to take effect.
>>> 8. After implementing the change in the configuration settings as
>>> suggested
>>> above, You could enable Webvisum again.
>>> You can repeat the steps above to revert back to your default settings.
>>> In
>>> that case, click "toggle" or "reset" to set this value to "true".
>>> Hope that helps."
>>> Regards
>>> Bikramaditya Behera
>>>
>>> On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 2:33 PM, mukesh jain 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 hello,
 first follow the steps shared by Mr. Vikram few days back and then
 install webvisum. it should work.


 On 1/3/16, Tilakprasad Joshi  wrote:
 > Yes Bhavesh, I don't think it's working.
 >
 > Warm Regards,
 > Tilak.
 >
 > On 1/3/16, Vamshi. G  wrote:
 >> Tried doing that too, Bhavesh.  No luck.
 >>
 >>
 >> On 1/3/16, BHAVESH PATEL  wrote:
 >>> Hi Tilak,
 >>>
 >>> Try pressing shift+tab and tab back again after pressing the
 >>> shortcut
 >>> key.
 >>> Thanks,
 >>> Bhavesh.
 >>>
 >>> On 1/3/16, Vamshi. G  wrote:
  That's exactly the problem I'm encountering as well.  once we
  press
  Alt +A and press space to activate the menu, the focus by default
  is
  on "not Now".  though it announces that we can navigate to "allow"
  by
  up and down arrows, the focus is not shifting by arrow keys.  Has
  anyone found a way to do it?
 
 
  On 1/3/16, Tilakprasad Joshi  wrote:
 > Dear Friends,
 >
 > I am a new user for WebVisum and installing WebVisum Addon for
 > the
 > first time, I have registered myself on WebVisum’s Website and
 > successfully created my account. I am encountering a issue while
 > installing WebVisum Addon. First I get the message allowing for
 > installing Addon after pressing Alt+A that is to allow Addon to
 > be
 > installed but later it throws message that, “Firefox has
 > prevented
 > from 

[AI] Disability benefits

[nupur.jain]

Hi All,

Can you please throw some light on the disability benefits being a government 
employee.

Regards,

Nupur
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Re: [AI] want to convert pdf to daisy format

[Prashant Verma]

Hello,
You can use the free Save as DAISY plugin to convert Word documents to
DAISY. 
See more information at
http://www.daisy.org/daisypedia/create-multimedia-daisy-books-free-tools-usi
ng-text-speech-audio 
As far as PDF is concerned, you can convert PDF to Word first using Fine
Reader or other tools and then use Save as DAISY.
EasyConverter is another option but it is a bit pricy.

Best,
Prashatn 

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Sent: 10 January 2016 20:52
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] want to convert pdf to daisy format

Dear all,
I require any tool that converts pdf or word documents to daisy format.
Thanks in anticipation.

--
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[AI] want to convert pdf to daisy format

[Giri Prasad]

Dear all,
I require any tool that converts pdf or word documents to daisy format.
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Re: [AI] Looking for accomodation in Mumbai

[mukesh jain]

hello,
you can contact me off the list as i am from mumbai in case things
still needds to be worked out.


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>
> My job is taking me to Mumbai on almost permanent bases. Therefore, I
> need a place to live in the city. Please contact me offlist if anyone
> of you can help me out on this, will tell the desirable location and
> budget accordingly.
>
> Hope to hear from you soon,
> Ajay
>
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[AI] Looking for accomodation in Mumbai

[Ajay Minocha]

Dear friends,

My job is taking me to Mumbai on almost permanent bases. Therefore, I
need a place to live in the city. Please contact me offlist if anyone
of you can help me out on this, will tell the desirable location and
budget accordingly.

Hope to hear from you soon,
Ajay

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Re: [AI] queery related to wireless keyboard

[Giri Prasad]

Dear shankar,
thanks a lot for your response.
Actually I am talking about an external wireless keyboard. Its not
laptop keyboard.


On 10/01/2016, shankar shan  wrote:
> hi
> greetings
> didnt understood your 2nd question
> but, for your 1st quary, kindly find the link below to modify your keys
> dont no weather  it works for you or not
>
>
> http://www.jaws-users.com/text/JAWS/remappingYourKeyboard.html
>
>
> try once
>
>
> On 1/10/16, Giri Prasad  wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> I purchased logitechMK 220 wireless keyboard and mouse last week. I
>> have two queeries related to this keyboard.
>> The first one is that this keyboard doesn't have the "application"
>> key. But it has the FN key. Can I change this "FN" to "application"
>> which we normally find the key left to the left control key?
>> Secondly, can I make a copy of the receiver using any pendrive or
>> flash drive? Because I previously had a I ball wireless key board and
>> its receiver fell in water and since then its not working. Therefore I
>> want to make a copy of the Logitech receiver. I will be glad if
>> someone can help me out.
>> Thanks in anticipation.
>>
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[AI] Indian Express : I’m scared to hold my partner’s hand in public: Gay man writes to PM Modi

[ashumishra087]

In 2015, MPs jeered in the Lok Sabha at LGBTQ concerns. In 2016, I’m still 
scared to hold my partner’s hand in public
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Re: [AI] Daddy’s little boy: Meet the youngest single man to adopt a child with

[Vedprakash]

A compassionate gesture, full of affection towards humanity.

Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma

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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
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Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2016 5:05 PM
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Subject: [AI] Daddy’s little boy: Meet the youngest single man to adopt a child 
with

To say that Pune-based software engineer Aditya Tiwari has never experienced 
love at first sight would be wrong. But it’s not your stereotypical love story 
either.
http://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/feelings/daddys-little-boy/
“I fell in love when Binney first held my finger and wouldn’t let go,”
says Tiwari, a 28-year-old employee of Barclays, who recently became the 
youngest single man in India to adopt a child.

Now one year, nine months old, the child was abandoned by his parents from 
Bhopal because he suffers from Down’s syndrome and has a hole in his heart. 
Tiwari first spotted Binney at an orphanage of the Missionaries of Charity in 
Indore. “I had gone to gift a few things to the children there on my father’s 
birthday in September 2014. There were a lot of kids there but Binney caught my 
eye because he was lying on a cot, away from all the revelry. When I went to 
play with him, he stuck to me and I felt an instant affection. At that time, 
though, I hadn’t given a thought to adopting him,” says Tiwari, who was born 
and brought up in Indore.

A month later, Tiwari visited the orphanage again. Binney’s face had been 
haunting him for many days. He found that while many other children had been 
adopted, no family was willing to take Binney. “I decided that Binney would be 
my son. I had always wanted to adopt a child since I read about Sushmita Sen’s 
single parent adoption. So, I thought why not?” he says.

But the road ahead was strewn with obstacles. First, his parents objected, 
asking him to get married first. Then the orphanage authorities told him they 
could not let an unmarried man adopt — the Missionaries of Charity are against 
single-parent adoptions. For many months, Tiwari kept visiting the orphanage, 
trying to convince the sisters. By December, the child had been moved to 
another Bhopal orphanage run by the Missionaries of Charity.

In March, Tiwari was told that the child was now in Delhi. “A week later, I 
found out that Binney was still in Bhopal and they were planning to put him up 
for foreign adoption. I contacted the women and child welfare (WCD) department 
and sent some 100 mails to Maneka Gandhi. I complained to Prime Minister’s 
Office too. Gandhi spoke to me over the phone and said she was asking the 
Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) to work with the Bhopal Child 
Welfare Committee and resolve this matter. After my complaint, Binney was 
ordered to be moved to Matruchaya, another adoption agency in Bhopal,”
said Tiwari. Even there, he found officials bewildered by his insistence on 
adopting a child when he was single, and a man.

But it was in August that the tide turned. Till then the CARA guidelines 
demanded that one had to be 30 years of age to adopt a child. It was revised 
last year to 25 years. Tiwari was now eligible to adopt Binney. “I finished all 
formalities within 15 days and by month end, Manekaji visited the orphanage to 
see Binney, where she instructed that he should be handed over to me 
immediately. But alas, the authorities at Matruchaya remained reluctant. They 
first tried to convince me to adopt another child, then scared my parents by 
saying no girl would marry me and when all failed, kept delaying the adoption 
process. Once again, I petitioned the PMO and WCD. The central government sent 
a notice to the state government and finally due to mounting pressure, in 
December 2015, I got a mail asking me to take Binney home between January 1 to 
8,” he says.

The worst behind him now, Tiwari is home with his son, who has a new name 
(Avnish Tiwari), and parents who now can’t get enough of their new grandson.

The exacting routine of an infant’s life is slowly starting to kick in — from 
making formula to changing diapers to regular feeds and evening playtime, 
besides attending to a continuous stream of relatives. “I took him to a 
pediatrician who said we might not require an immediate surgery for the hole in 
his heart. As far as Down’s syndrome goes, I have read up about it it and 
consulted doctors. I know my son’s mental growth will be slow but unlike his 
biological parents, I won’t give up. The doctor says if Binney is around 
children, it will be better for him. Thankfully, there is a daycare in the 
office building, where I plan to keep him. I also get adoption leave for 150 
days. But so far, there hasn’t been a need. He has fit right into my schedule,” 
he says.


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Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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