Re: [AI] Kindel and Hindi

[Mohit Gupta]

but i am unable to read hindi books on PC version of kindel.

On 11/29/17, Dr Yusuf Vohra  wrote:
> Hi, I used to read hindi books with the help of Kindle. It's an accessible
> application.
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> On Nov 29, 2017 11:25 AM, "Sandeep Singh" 
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>> Dear friends,
>> Here I am with another query. Has anybody tried reading Hindi books on
>> Kindel? Is Kindel accessible for Hindi readers? Please let me know at
>> the earliest. I have written a Hindi novel and it would be extremely
>> helpful if Kindel is accessible, I'll be able to reach out to our
>> Hindi loveing friends.
>> Looking forward.
>> Best regards,
>> Sandeep
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Re: [AI] Mirror Now television story on inaccessible Indian Currency

[Mohit Gupta]

please share its youtube link.

On 12/2/17, BGFI - Blind Graduates' Forum of India  wrote:
> Mirror Now covers a story on inaccessible currency and it’s impact on
> blind and senior citizens in India. It was aired in their television
> channel today.
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> https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1179304408871044=713530748781748
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> https://twitter.com/MirrorNow/status/936946297243758599?s=08
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[AI] Mirror Now television story on inaccessible Indian Currency

[BGFI - Blind Graduates' Forum of India]

Mirror Now covers a story on inaccessible currency and it’s impact on
blind and senior citizens in India. It was aired in their television
channel today.

Facebook
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1179304408871044=713530748781748

Twitter
https://twitter.com/MirrorNow/status/936946297243758599?s=08

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[AI] Visually impaired facing problems with new currency; Delhi High Court issues notice to RBI, government

[Prashant Naik]

Indian Express News article
Visually impaired facing problems with new currency; Delhi High Court
issues notice to RBI, government
By PTI  |   Published: 01st December 2017 06:32 PM  |
NEW DELHI: Visually impaired persons are facing difficulty in using the
newly introduced currency notes and coins, the Delhi High Court observed
today and issued notice to the government and the RBI.
The court said the matter was of "very grave public interest" and should be
addressed seriously.
A number of visually impaired people in the country were "facing problem
with these new notes. In our interaction with such people, they told us
that they are facing huge difficulty due to the change of size of notes
also," a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari
Shankar said.
The court made the observation and issued notice to the Reserve Bank of
India and Centre on a plea seeking to change the new currency notes and
make them easily identifiable and differentiable for visually impaired
people.
The court listed the matter for December 6.
During the hearing, central government standing counsel Sanjeev Narula, who
also appeared for RBI, said this plea could be treated as a representation
and be disposed of by the court.
The court, however, said the petition cannot be disposed of at this stage
and asked the government and RBI if it was looking at this issue.
A petition filed by NGO, All India Confederation of Blind, said visually
impaired people were facing hardship in identification, usage and
transaction of the new currency notes of Rs 2000, Rs 500, Rs 200 and Rs 50
denominations.
Maintaining that the size of old and new notes were different, the
petitioner also sought replacement of coins of Rs 10, Rs 5, Rs 2 and Rs 1
saying these were of a similar structure.
It said that the new notes were issued without complying to the
accessibility standards for persons with disabilities and even the tactile
marks on some notes were hardly identified by anyone as these would also
disappear with the use of currency.
It sought direction to the authorities to withdraw or replace the new
currency notes in a phased and time-bound manner by issuing another set of
notes which could be easily identified by the visually impaired.
The plea said that due to this problem, the visually impaired persons were
unable to conduct their daily financial work independently and had to
depend on others for identifying these notes and coins.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/business/2017/dec/01/visually-impaired-facing-problems-with-new-currency-delhi-high-court-issues-notice-to-rbi-governme-1715939.html
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