Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[DR MD Muzamil Hussain]

Blessings
Trying to briefly explain:
**Overview:**
**Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA):**
- ABHA is the latest initiative by the Indian government to modernize
healthcare facilities.
- ABHA aims to upload medical histories of Indian citizens on an
official online portal.
- ABHA card, with a 14-digit unique ID, grants users quick and anytime
access to their medical documents.

**What is ABHA Card:**
- ABHA Card is a prepaid debit card issued by Abha Bank, providing
convenience and security for payments.
- Linked to the customer's bank account, it facilitates online and
offline purchases, as well as cash withdrawals.
- Offers special discounts, rewards, and advanced security measures.

**Why Apply for ABHA Card:**
- Governments worldwide are moving towards online medical document systems.
- Benefits include ensuring privacy, safety, easing doctors' work,
time-saving, and user-friendliness.

**Uses of ABHA Card:**
- Access electronic health records, make appointments, avail discounts
on medicines, apply for health insurance, and access treatments at
government hospitals.

**Eligibility Criteria:**
1. Indian citizenship.
2. Annual family income of 2.5 lakh rupees.
3. No specific caste category restrictions.
4. Aadhar card is a basic requirement.

**Documents Required:**
1. Aadhar card linked to a phone number.
2. Bank account linked to Aadhar.
3. Medical certificate.
4. Declarations about medical history and conditions.
5. Proof of income.
6. Domicile certificate.


On 1/29/24, Saravanan K  wrote:
> how to check my mobile number is having or aloted with this card.
> How to apply for the same.
> can you elobrate the features & advantages of having this card.
> And also what are all the documents & how to apply for the same.
>
> Regards.
> Saravanan.K
> 9916512402
>
> On 1/29/24, UDIT Pandey  wrote:
>> no,
>> you are not required to have a rashan card. Aadhar card linked to the
>> same
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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[Saravanan K]

how to check my mobile number is having or aloted with this card.
How to apply for the same.
can you elobrate the features & advantages of having this card.
And also what are all the documents & how to apply for the same.

Regards.
Saravanan.K
9916512402

On 1/29/24, UDIT Pandey  wrote:
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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[Saravanan K]

Hello Friends,
Is it possible to check my aadhar card is having or alloted with this card.

On 1/29/24, UDIT Pandey  wrote:
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> registration.
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RE: [AI] Inquiry Regarding Hindi OCR for Windows

[Gajendra Singh]

Contact National Association for the blind Delhi library for the help

Sent from Mail for Windows


From: Akhilesh Kumari Mishra 
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2024 6:21:33 AM
To: accessindia 
Subject: [AI] Inquiry Regarding Hindi OCR for Windows

Hello all,
I am writing to seek your guidance on a specific issue I am facing
with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tools, particularly those
supporting Hindi language on Windows.
Currently, I have a scanned PDF document in Hindi that requires OCR
processing on a PC. While I am aware of the capabilities of ABBYY
FineReader, unfortunately, it does not support the Hindi language.
Additionally, I have explored various OCR apps on Android that do
support Hindi. However, the challenge I am encountering is that when I
use these Android apps to OCR a PDF, the formatting, including tables
and lists, is significantly altered. The resulting text also undergoes
changes in position.
On the other hand, ABBYY FineReader on Windows maintains the original
formatting but lacks support for Hindi language OCR.
So please let me know  if there are any recommended Hindi OCR tools
specifically designed for Windows that provide accurate results
without compromising the original formatting of the document. Your
insights and recommendations would be highly valuable in helping me
find a suitable solution for this requirement.
Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I look forward to
hearing from you and benefiting from your expertise on this matter.
Best regards,
Yogesh Goyal

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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[UDIT Pandey]

no,
you are not required to have a rashan card. Aadhar card linked to the same
mobile number which you mention in the application at the time of
registration.

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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

First enroll yourself for ayushman bharat, for this you must have a 
valid voter's ID and ration card. after that you can get ABHA number 
linked with your aadhar and ayushman health card.



On 1/28/2024 10:23 PM, Austin Pinto wrote:

how should we do that? abha card, can you explain as the topic has come up

On 1/28/24, BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA  wrote:

Your blindness have nothing to do with ABHA number. ABHA stands for
ayushman bharat health account. If you want to get ABHA number, first
you have to have ayushman bharat card registration on your name or head
of your family in which your name is to be included.


On 1/26/2024 5:49 PM, UDIT Pandey wrote:

hi all,
the subject line says it all.
I want to know about the benefits of an ABHA card. As a visually
impaired. And, wether I should get one for myself?.
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[AI] Inquiry Regarding Hindi OCR for Windows

[Akhilesh Kumari Mishra]

Hello all,
I am writing to seek your guidance on a specific issue I am facing
with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tools, particularly those
supporting Hindi language on Windows.
Currently, I have a scanned PDF document in Hindi that requires OCR
processing on a PC. While I am aware of the capabilities of ABBYY
FineReader, unfortunately, it does not support the Hindi language.
Additionally, I have explored various OCR apps on Android that do
support Hindi. However, the challenge I am encountering is that when I
use these Android apps to OCR a PDF, the formatting, including tables
and lists, is significantly altered. The resulting text also undergoes
changes in position.
On the other hand, ABBYY FineReader on Windows maintains the original
formatting but lacks support for Hindi language OCR.
So please let me know  if there are any recommended Hindi OCR tools
specifically designed for Windows that provide accurate results
without compromising the original formatting of the document. Your
insights and recommendations would be highly valuable in helping me
find a suitable solution for this requirement.
Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I look forward to
hearing from you and benefiting from your expertise on this matter.
Best regards,
Yogesh Goyal

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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[Austin Pinto]

how should we do that? abha card, can you explain as the topic has come up

On 1/28/24, BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA  wrote:
> Your blindness have nothing to do with ABHA number. ABHA stands for
> ayushman bharat health account. If you want to get ABHA number, first
> you have to have ayushman bharat card registration on your name or head
> of your family in which your name is to be included.
>
>
> On 1/26/2024 5:49 PM, UDIT Pandey wrote:
>> hi all,
>> the subject line says it all.
>> I want to know about the benefits of an ABHA card. As a visually
>> impaired. And, wether I should get one for myself?.
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Re: [AI] is ABHA card bennificial for visually impaireds?

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

Your blindness have nothing to do with ABHA number. ABHA stands for 
ayushman bharat health account. If you want to get ABHA number, first 
you have to have ayushman bharat card registration on your name or head 
of your family in which your name is to be included.



On 1/26/2024 5:49 PM, UDIT Pandey wrote:

hi all,
the subject line says it all.
I want to know about the benefits of an ABHA card. As a visually 
impaired. And, wether I should get one for myself?.

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Re: [AI] Home Loan / Shop Loan

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Most of the nationalised banks have signed MOU with NHFDC for MSME 
loans, but, unfortunately it is upto 5-6 laks. I am not aware about MOU 
for retail loans like housing, car, personal loans etc.


If the beneficiary want to get MSME loan he has to mandatorily obtain 
Udyam Aadhar registration first.



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Dear Members

Seek help from bankers and from NHFDC for one of our artisan willing 
to buy a property in interiors of Maharashtra near Kolhapur. He wants 
to know the details of loan, as from where should apply, what will be 
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Request you to guide us for the same.

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Re: [AI] General accessibility guidelines (was Urgent accessibility concerns in telegram from visually impaired user)

[Ashutosh Singhal]

Edited email:
I have given so much hide meaning in the above email. Kindly read at least
two times.

On Sun, 28 Jan 2024 at 21:29, Ashutosh Singhal 
wrote:

> I have given so much hide content in the above email, Kindly read at
> least two times.
>
> On Sun, 28 Jan 2024 at 21:25, Ashutosh Singhal <
> ashutoshsinghal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have mainly 3 following points regarding it:
>> * Google Accessibility Scanner App: From this App developer can know the
>> basic accessibility issues of his/her Android app. It does not have all the
>> required features for us that's why I have already given feedback to Google
>> Disability Answer Desk to make it easier, advanced accessibility issue
>> detector, user friendly for Disabled, availability for PC and much more.
>> You should also give your feature requests or report any bug regarding
>> any Google Product like Google Lookout, TalkBack, TTS, Voice Access and
>> YouTube etc to them as I always say When companies get a lot of feedback on
>> the same feature or bug that time companies work faster. I am giving below
>> the Google Disability Answer Desk contact link. you can Call, Chat, Email,
>> Be My Eyes Call and SignLanguage according to your requirement.
>>
>> https://support.google.com/accessibility/answer/7641084?hl=en_topic=9071908=199523313426904780-AP#zippy=%2Chours-languages-for-google-disability-support-team
>>
>> * Service Provider Accessibility Team: I read somewhere that every
>> service, especially Digital service should be Accessible for Persons With
>> Disabilities in India regardless Private or Government. For it they should
>> have an Accessibility Answer Desk for their Disabled Users so any
>> accessibility issue regarding their service can be notified and fixed
>> easily.
>>
>> * Service Provider own Accessibility Features: I believe that some big
>> tech companies like Meta: Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, Twitter/X App
>> and Telegram etc should have their own Screen Reader, OCR, Magnifier,
>> Colour contrast, Live Transcribe and others Accessibility Features for all
>> the 21 Disabilities. These companies can provide these features because
>> they have enough resources. If they provide their own Accessibility
>> Features, Accessibility issues may not come frequently like now, that time
>> they can not play blame game on the behalf of third party Screen Reader or
>> Accessibility service and if we face any accessibility issue by using any
>> third party software that time we can use their own accessibility feature
>> may be we will not get any issue to use that even though if we face any
>> issue so we can directly point out to them because that time their
>> accessibility features are also not working.
>> Sorry my english is bad. I hope I made some sense.
>> Regards,
>> Ashutosh Singhal
>> +91 8076798104
>>
>> On Sat, 27 Jan 2024 at 14:28, Yamuna Jivana Dasa 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Yatin, and anyone interested in software accessibility in general,
>>>
>>> Yatin, You’ve written a nice letter. Others on this list have done this
>>> and shared also here. We are always greatful when some of us make the
>>> effort to liaise with companies for accessibility, although we know well
>>> usually they will not take seriously. The attempt is what counts. I thank
>>> you and all who do this.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Now to address the technically inclined on this list: I would like to
>>> brainstorm. Often, the problem could be fixed from the screen-reader side.
>>> At other times, the App developer may need specific information about
>>> technical aspects that break accessibility in their apps, such as Window
>>> names, handles and class, or the off-screen models and how they are
>>> interacted with by the screen-reader, or fail to do so when they break
>>> accessibility.
>>>
>>> The problem is that when end-users like us who are not too technically
>>> clued up, we are unable to present those details in our letters to
>>> developers.
>>>
>>> Take for example this statement in Yatin’s letter:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> “Crippled reading control: Navigating long messages in channels,
>>> groups, and personal chats is incredibly challenging due to the absence of
>>> character-by-character, word-by-word, line-by-line, or
>>> paragraph-by-paragraph reading options. This bug, introduced in November
>>> 2021 and despite repeated reports, remains unaddressed, severely impacting
>>> the user experience for individuals who rely on screen readers.”
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> At first glance, it may appear to the developer from Yatin’s letter that
>>> this is a function of the screen-reader, not of the app. Yet something in
>>> the app has broken the screen-reader’s ability to read text by the various
>>> reading mode granularity.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> It may be a nice idea if we could start some sort of forum where letters
>>> detailing problems in Apps accessibility by end-users can be first referred
>>> to a technically inclined tester, who could then modify the end-user’s
>>> letter to 

Re: [AI] General accessibility guidelines (was Urgent accessibility concerns in telegram from visually impaired user)

[Ashutosh Singhal]

I have given so much hide content in the above email, Kindly read at
least two times.

On Sun, 28 Jan 2024 at 21:25, Ashutosh Singhal 
wrote:

> I have mainly 3 following points regarding it:
> * Google Accessibility Scanner App: From this App developer can know the
> basic accessibility issues of his/her Android app. It does not have all the
> required features for us that's why I have already given feedback to Google
> Disability Answer Desk to make it easier, advanced accessibility issue
> detector, user friendly for Disabled, availability for PC and much more.
> You should also give your feature requests or report any bug regarding any
> Google Product like Google Lookout, TalkBack, TTS, Voice Access and YouTube
> etc to them as I always say When companies get a lot of feedback on the
> same feature or bug that time companies work faster. I am giving below the
> Google Disability Answer Desk contact link. you can Call, Chat, Email, Be
> My Eyes Call and SignLanguage according to your requirement.
>
> https://support.google.com/accessibility/answer/7641084?hl=en_topic=9071908=199523313426904780-AP#zippy=%2Chours-languages-for-google-disability-support-team
>
> * Service Provider Accessibility Team: I read somewhere that every
> service, especially Digital service should be Accessible for Persons With
> Disabilities in India regardless Private or Government. For it they should
> have an Accessibility Answer Desk for their Disabled Users so any
> accessibility issue regarding their service can be notified and fixed
> easily.
>
> * Service Provider own Accessibility Features: I believe that some big
> tech companies like Meta: Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, Twitter/X App
> and Telegram etc should have their own Screen Reader, OCR, Magnifier,
> Colour contrast, Live Transcribe and others Accessibility Features for all
> the 21 Disabilities. These companies can provide these features because
> they have enough resources. If they provide their own Accessibility
> Features, Accessibility issues may not come frequently like now, that time
> they can not play blame game on the behalf of third party Screen Reader or
> Accessibility service and if we face any accessibility issue by using any
> third party software that time we can use their own accessibility feature
> may be we will not get any issue to use that even though if we face any
> issue so we can directly point out to them because that time their
> accessibility features are also not working.
> Sorry my english is bad. I hope I made some sense.
> Regards,
> Ashutosh Singhal
> +91 8076798104
>
> On Sat, 27 Jan 2024 at 14:28, Yamuna Jivana Dasa 
> wrote:
>
>> Dear Yatin, and anyone interested in software accessibility in general,
>>
>> Yatin, You’ve written a nice letter. Others on this list have done this
>> and shared also here. We are always greatful when some of us make the
>> effort to liaise with companies for accessibility, although we know well
>> usually they will not take seriously. The attempt is what counts. I thank
>> you and all who do this.
>>
>>
>>
>> Now to address the technically inclined on this list: I would like to
>> brainstorm. Often, the problem could be fixed from the screen-reader side.
>> At other times, the App developer may need specific information about
>> technical aspects that break accessibility in their apps, such as Window
>> names, handles and class, or the off-screen models and how they are
>> interacted with by the screen-reader, or fail to do so when they break
>> accessibility.
>>
>> The problem is that when end-users like us who are not too technically
>> clued up, we are unable to present those details in our letters to
>> developers.
>>
>> Take for example this statement in Yatin’s letter:
>>
>>
>>
>> “Crippled reading control: Navigating long messages in channels, groups,
>> and personal chats is incredibly challenging due to the absence of
>> character-by-character, word-by-word, line-by-line, or
>> paragraph-by-paragraph reading options. This bug, introduced in November
>> 2021 and despite repeated reports, remains unaddressed, severely impacting
>> the user experience for individuals who rely on screen readers.”
>>
>>
>>
>> At first glance, it may appear to the developer from Yatin’s letter that
>> this is a function of the screen-reader, not of the app. Yet something in
>> the app has broken the screen-reader’s ability to read text by the various
>> reading mode granularity.
>>
>>
>>
>> It may be a nice idea if we could start some sort of forum where letters
>> detailing problems in Apps accessibility by end-users can be first referred
>> to a technically inclined tester, who could then modify the end-user’s
>> letter to include possible app coding adjustments that could fix
>> accessibility.
>>
>> Or perhaps the tester could ascertain that the problem is better written
>> for from the screen-reader’s capability. This is true more so when new
>> features become more widely used so that screen-readers 

Re: [AI] General accessibility guidelines (was Urgent accessibility concerns in telegram from visually impaired user)

[Ashutosh Singhal]

I have mainly 3 following points regarding it:
* Google Accessibility Scanner App: From this App developer can know the
basic accessibility issues of his/her Android app. It does not have all the
required features for us that's why I have already given feedback to Google
Disability Answer Desk to make it easier, advanced accessibility issue
detector, user friendly for Disabled, availability for PC and much more.
You should also give your feature requests or report any bug regarding any
Google Product like Google Lookout, TalkBack, TTS, Voice Access and YouTube
etc to them as I always say When companies get a lot of feedback on the
same feature or bug that time companies work faster. I am giving below the
Google Disability Answer Desk contact link. you can Call, Chat, Email, Be
My Eyes Call and SignLanguage according to your requirement.
https://support.google.com/accessibility/answer/7641084?hl=en_topic=9071908=199523313426904780-AP#zippy=%2Chours-languages-for-google-disability-support-team

* Service Provider Accessibility Team: I read somewhere that every service,
especially Digital service should be Accessible for Persons With
Disabilities in India regardless Private or Government. For it they should
have an Accessibility Answer Desk for their Disabled Users so any
accessibility issue regarding their service can be notified and fixed
easily.

* Service Provider own Accessibility Features: I believe that some big tech
companies like Meta: Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, Twitter/X App and
Telegram etc should have their own Screen Reader, OCR, Magnifier, Colour
contrast, Live Transcribe and others Accessibility Features for all the 21
Disabilities. These companies can provide these features because they have
enough resources. If they provide their own Accessibility Features,
Accessibility issues may not come frequently like now, that time they can
not play blame game on the behalf of third party Screen Reader or
Accessibility service and if we face any accessibility issue by using any
third party software that time we can use their own accessibility feature
may be we will not get any issue to use that even though if we face any
issue so we can directly point out to them because that time their
accessibility features are also not working.
Sorry my english is bad. I hope I made some sense.
Regards,
Ashutosh Singhal
+91 8076798104

On Sat, 27 Jan 2024 at 14:28, Yamuna Jivana Dasa  wrote:

> Dear Yatin, and anyone interested in software accessibility in general,
>
> Yatin, You’ve written a nice letter. Others on this list have done this
> and shared also here. We are always greatful when some of us make the
> effort to liaise with companies for accessibility, although we know well
> usually they will not take seriously. The attempt is what counts. I thank
> you and all who do this.
>
>
>
> Now to address the technically inclined on this list: I would like to
> brainstorm. Often, the problem could be fixed from the screen-reader side.
> At other times, the App developer may need specific information about
> technical aspects that break accessibility in their apps, such as Window
> names, handles and class, or the off-screen models and how they are
> interacted with by the screen-reader, or fail to do so when they break
> accessibility.
>
> The problem is that when end-users like us who are not too technically
> clued up, we are unable to present those details in our letters to
> developers.
>
> Take for example this statement in Yatin’s letter:
>
>
>
> “Crippled reading control: Navigating long messages in channels, groups,
> and personal chats is incredibly challenging due to the absence of
> character-by-character, word-by-word, line-by-line, or
> paragraph-by-paragraph reading options. This bug, introduced in November
> 2021 and despite repeated reports, remains unaddressed, severely impacting
> the user experience for individuals who rely on screen readers.”
>
>
>
> At first glance, it may appear to the developer from Yatin’s letter that
> this is a function of the screen-reader, not of the app. Yet something in
> the app has broken the screen-reader’s ability to read text by the various
> reading mode granularity.
>
>
>
> It may be a nice idea if we could start some sort of forum where letters
> detailing problems in Apps accessibility by end-users can be first referred
> to a technically inclined tester, who could then modify the end-user’s
> letter to include possible app coding adjustments that could fix
> accessibility.
>
> Or perhaps the tester could ascertain that the problem is better written
> for from the screen-reader’s capability. This is true more so when new
> features become more widely used so that screen-readers might be trained
> for such functionality in general, opening up accessibility for more Apps
> that use such features or functions in their coding.
>
>
>
> Any thoughts?
>
>
>
> Kind regards
>
>
>
> Yamuna Jivana dasa
>
>
>
> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:
> 

[AI] Invitation for the Seminar on ‘EQUITABLE WORK SPACES AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT’

[Ajay Minocha]

Good opportunity for those who may benefit from the below. Forwarding as
received.

Invitation for the Seminar on ‘EQUITABLE WORK SPACES AND CAREER
ADVANCEMENT’.

Organized by the Disability Rights Front (DRF) at Delhi University
Guesthouse on 29th January 2024 from 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm.

Registration on the spot.

We, the Disability Rights Front cordially invite you to  participate at the
upcoming seminar on ‘Equitable Work Spaces and Career Advancement’ on
January 29, 2024 (Monday) at the Delhi University Guesthouse (North Campus)
from 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm. Our speakers include:
* Colin Gonsalves, (Senior Advocate and Founding Member, Human Rights Law
Network);
* Ashok Agarwal, (Senior Advocate and Executive Member, University of
Delhi);
* Vinay Mishra, (Former Officer, Department of Personal and Training
(DOPT), Government of India);
* . Ramdas Shivhare, (Deputy Secretary, CBSE);
* Pankaj Sinha (Advocate);
* Neha Sinha, (Manager, State Bank of India.);
* Mukesh Gupta (General Secretary, Disabled Employees Association of
Railway);
* Shakti Agarwal (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi);
* Naresh Kumar, (Assistant Professor of History, Kamla Nehru College,
University of Delhi),
* Rajendra Prasad( Assistant Professor, Center for Education, University of
Delhi)
*Neha Aneja ( Assistant Professor, Law Faculty ,  University of Delhi)
*Sharmishthaa Atreja ( Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi).

  This pivotal seminar seeks to peep in the systemic challenges impeding
the reservation in promotion and the rightful advancement of Persons with
Disabilities (PWDs). The seminar seeks to begin a conversation on reshaping
the very definition of meritocracy and pave the way for a future where
reservation and promotions for Disabled persons are not a mere quota, but a
celebration of their exceptional talents and unwavering contributions. We
seek to move beyond traditional models, pioneering innovative frameworks
that celebrate diverse abilities and nurture inclusive career development
pathways for the Disableds. By recognizing and valuing their unique
strengths and contributions, we aim for a truly equitable work-spaces. The
intent is to deconstruct the Invisible Walls while collectively unpacking
the intricate tapestry of existing promotion practices that
disproportionately impact Disabled Persons. Thereby, we will chart a
Roadmap for Action: Through dynamic discourse and collaboration with legal
experts, policymakers, academic leaders, and Disabled persons themselves,
we will translate insights into tangible solutions. This comprehensive
roadmap will empower universities, government bodies, and employers to
dismantle systemic barriers and foster a culture of inclusive advancement.
The conference agenda features a series of thought-provoking sessions,
including:
• Exploring the Legal Landscape: We'll delve into the evolution of legal
frameworks surrounding reservations for PWD promotions, analysing
milestones achieved and identifying persistent hurdles.  interpretation of
relaxation in promotion and direct recruitment beyond the entry level posts
being one of the many.
• A Critical Lens on Promotion Policies: We'll dissect the Academic
Performance Index (API) and career advancement schemes established by the
UGC for higher education, seeking opportunities for improvement and
ensuring inclusivity for PWDs.

• Unpacking Sector-Specific Challenges: Sub-sessions will focus on specific
sectors like School Education and Banking, allowing for in-depth
exploration of sector-specific obstacles and the co-creation of targeted
solutions; also Unveiling Lived Experiences. PWDs disabled People
themselves will share their personal narratives and the unique challenges
they encounter in seeking promotions and navigating direct selection
processes.

• Fostering Pathways for Action: distinguished speakers and participants
shall engage in the free-wheeling interactive cession. This will facilitate
broader consensus  necessary for achieving the desired results and goals
for just and equitable work-spaces.
• The seminar will conclude with the valedictory address.
Sincerely
The Disability Rights Front (DRF).
Ram Moorti–(President, Ph no. … 9417401119, email: ramlalsa...@gmail.com)
Chanda Sagar–(Vice president, Ph no… 9871442565, email:
chanda.sa...@mirandahouse.ac.in)
.  Shakti Agarwal–(General Secretary, Ph no. … 9910862592, email:
shakti.kuma...@gmail.com)
Sharmishthaa Atreja – (Joint secretary,  Email:)
sharmishthaa.atr...@gmail.com
Sonu Yadav–(Joint Secretary, Email: sonu.unbeata...@gmail.com)
Ashu Mishra–(Joint Secretary, Ph no…8800669206) Email ID:
ashumishra...@gmail.com
Rajendra Prasad–(treasurer: Ph No: +8730909188, email ID jaredu...@gmail.com
)
Email us at:… -drfindi...@gmail.com

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RE: [AI] Auto-expansion of Context Menu Items in Windows Laptop

[Yamuna Jivana Dasa]

Hi Harshit,

Before I say anything else, unfortunately I do not know of a solution to your 
automatic expansion of sub-menus problem. But I have tried to ask our good old 
friend Google Bard about it to see what he? She? It? Could suggest. May be you 
could find some potential solutions here, although some of it may clearly turn 
out useless. Let me know if you managed to find any solutions from this below.

Yamuna Jivana Dasa wrote:
When I press application key or Shift+F10 on any icon/file to open its context 
menu and press up/down arrow to go to a specific context menu item, then if any 
item has sub-menu, it expands automatically without pressing right arrow. This 
creates a problem using a screen-reader if I do not want to go to that specific 
sub-menu because I am not able to return back to the main list even after 
pressing left arrow.

Google Bard responded:
I understand the frustration you're facing with context menus automatically 
expanding submenus, making it difficult to navigate using a screen reader. 
While I can't provide a universal solution, here are some potential approaches 
and tips:

1. Check for Accessibility Settings:

Windows:
Navigate to Ease of Access Center > Make the keyboard easier to use.
Look for options related to context menu behavior or keyboard navigation.
macOS:
Open System Preferences > Accessibility > Keyboard.
Explore settings for menu navigation or full keyboard access.
Third-party apps:
Check their settings for accessibility features or custom keyboard shortcuts.
2. Explore Screen Reader Navigation Commands:

NVDA: Use NVDA+Shift+Down Arrow to navigate within a submenu and NVDA+Up Arrow 
to return to the parent menu.
JAWS: Use Insert+Down Arrow to explore a submenu and Insert+Up Arrow to go back.
VoiceOver: Swipe left or right with two fingers to navigate between menu items 
and levels.
3. Consider Alternative Navigation Methods:

Mouse: If possible, use the mouse to directly click the desired menu item, 
avoiding submenu expansion.
Touchscreen: Swipe or tap to access different menu levels.
4. Seek Software Updates:

Keep your operating system and applications up-to-date, as they may include 
fixes for accessibility issues.
5. Report the Issue:

If the problem persists, contact the software developers or accessibility teams 
to report the issue and request a fix.
Additional Tips:

Use the Esc key to close a context menu entirely if you get stuck.
Practice navigating menus with your screen reader in a safe environment to 
familiarize yourself with the commands.
Consider using a screen reader training guide or online resources for more 
specific instructions.
I hope these suggestions help you navigate context menus more effectively. Feel 
free to provide more details about your specific setup (operating system, 
screen reader, applications) if you need further assistance.

Yamuna Jivana Dasa wrote:
The problem I am facing is using Windows 10, with both Jaws and NVDA as 
screen-readers, but the problem seems to be something in the operating system 
which expands sub-menus automatically when landing on it using the up and down 
arrows. Is there anything in Windows 10 that might be changed to prevent 
automatic expansion of menus with sub-menus? The normal behaviour is that you 
have to press the right arrow or enter to expand the sub-menu for it to expand. 
Is there any setting in Windows that may have been accidentally changed from 
default behaviour with context menu sub-menus?

Google Bard responded:
You're right, automatic submenu expansion shouldn't occur in Windows 10 by 
default. Here are some things you can try to diagnose and potentially fix the 
issue:

Settings to check:

Ease of Access Center:
Go to Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Make the keyboard easier to use.
Ensure "Turn on Sticky Keys" and "Use MouseKeys" are off.
Under "Change how keyboard shortcuts work", ensure "Underline keyboard 
shortcuts in Start Menu and Desktop menus" is off.
Mouse Properties:
Open Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse.
On the Buttons tab, ensure "Double-click speed" is set to a comfortable level 
and not too fast.
Power Options:
Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options.
Choose your active power plan and click Change plan settings.
Click "Change advanced power settings".
Expand "USB settings" and then "USB selective suspend setting".
Set it to Disabled for both battery and plugged-in modes.
Other steps:

Restart Windows: Sometimes a simple restart can resolve temporary software 
glitches.
Scan for malware: Malware can sometimes interfere with system behavior. Run a 
full system scan with your antivirus software.
Create a new user profile: Create a new user profile and see if the issue 
persists there. This can help diagnose if the problem is specific to your 
current user profile.
System File Checker (SFC): Open a Command Prompt as administrator and run sfc 
/scannow. This will scan your system for corrupted system files and attempt to 
repair 

Re: [AI] Shutting down options

[Akshay technical knowledge]

If you don't see shut down option in shutdown dialog box. Then you can
press windows +x kee, and press two times u. Your system will shutdown
immediately.

On Sun, 28 Jan, 2024, 1:41 pm Harshit Lohia,  wrote:

> Hi Shankar Sir,
> How to create "Shut Down" shortcut on desktop? Can you please provide
> a step-by-step guide?
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Harshit Lohia
>
>
> On 1/24/24, Shankar C  wrote:
> > sandeep,
> > you may also create a shutdown shortcut on your desktop so that you
> > dont required to go to shutdown options to access the feature.
> >
> > On 1/24/24, Rahul Gambhir  wrote:
> >> This screen appears in case this system is getting updated and
> restarting
> >> the machine is not recommended at that time.
> >> You may use Windows plus X key to navigate to the shutdown/restart
> >> options,
> >> over there it will show you the relevant information if the system is
> >> installing the updates.
> >>
> >> With regards
> >> Rahul Gambhir
> >> Mobile: 989133
> >>
> >> Email: rahul.gambhi...@gmail.com
> >> Sent from my iPhone
> >>
> >> On Jan 24, 2024, at 12:51 PM, Sandeep Singh 
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi friends,
> >> A strange problem. In my Del laptop, I sometimes face a strange
> >> problem While trying to shut down computer, I only get 3 options:
> >> Sleep
> >> Switch user
> >> sign out.
> >> I cannot find shut down or restart options. Kindly suggest a key short
> >> cut so I may find these options. Usually, I get all 5 options, this
> >> problems only once a while.
> >> Thanking you in anticipation
> >>
> >> --
> >> Warm Regards
> >> Sandeep Singh
> >>
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[AI] Auto-expansion of Context Menu Items in Windows Laptop

[Harshit Lohia]

Dear List Members,
When I press application key or Shift+F10 on any icon/file to open its
context menu and press up/down arrow to go to a specific context menu
item, then if any item has sub-menu, it expands automatically without
pressing right arrow. This creates problem if I do not want to go to
that specific sub-menu because I am not able to return back to the
main list even after pressing left arrow.
Can anyone please suggest a solution?

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Re: [AI] Shutting down options

[Harshit Lohia]

Hi Shankar Sir,
How to create "Shut Down" shortcut on desktop? Can you please provide
a step-by-step guide?

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On 1/24/24, Shankar C  wrote:
> sandeep,
> you may also create a shutdown shortcut on your desktop so that you
> dont required to go to shutdown options to access the feature.
>
> On 1/24/24, Rahul Gambhir  wrote:
>> This screen appears in case this system is getting updated and restarting
>> the machine is not recommended at that time.
>> You may use Windows plus X key to navigate to the shutdown/restart
>> options,
>> over there it will show you the relevant information if the system is
>> installing the updates.
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>> With regards
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>> Mobile: 989133
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>> On Jan 24, 2024, at 12:51 PM, Sandeep Singh 
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>> Hi friends,
>> A strange problem. In my Del laptop, I sometimes face a strange
>> problem While trying to shut down computer, I only get 3 options:
>> Sleep
>> Switch user
>> sign out.
>> I cannot find shut down or restart options. Kindly suggest a key short
>> cut so I may find these options. Usually, I get all 5 options, this
>> problems only once a while.
>> Thanking you in anticipation
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