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[AI] Learn about NAB's empowering Initiatives from Prashant Verma on Eyeway Conversations

2024-05-07 Thread george.abraham0

Hello,

 

This week on Eyeway Conversations, we delve into the incredible work being done 
by the National Association for the Blind, Delhi (NAB Delhi) to empower 
visually impaired individuals!

 

Listen to the episode and discover:

 

Shravan Talking Library: A revolutionary phone-based library service allowing 
access to audiobooks for those without internet or smartphones.

 

AI-powered Health Info Chatbot: Get confidential answers to your sexual and 
reproductive health questions using Aditi, a user-friendly chatbot.

 

Beyond Eyes Experience: Walk a mile in another's shoes and gain a deeper 
understanding of the challenges faced by the blind through this immersive 
program.

 

Music Group for Blind Artists: Witness the incredible talent and dedication of 
NAB Delhi's blind musicians.

 

Prashant Ranjan Verma, General Secretary of NAB Delhi, joins host George 
Abraham for an inspiring conversation. They discuss how these initiatives are 
breaking down barriers and creating a more inclusive world for the visually 
impaired community.

 

Don't miss this episode! 

 

Listen on Spotify: https://sptfy.com/QAUf or 

Stream Now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TSdW0cVd_zI

 

We hope you find this episode informative and inspiring! Stay tuned for more 
empowering conversations on Eyeway Conversations!

 

Regards,

The Eyeway Team.

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[AI] My post on X about Samsung

2024-05-07 Thread Saurav Hegde

Hello,
I am sharing my X post calling out Samsung on their discrimination with
users.
https://x.com/SauravHegd64393/status/1788054966499754305
They are simply not taking Indian disabled users seriously and wasting our
time.

Regards,
Saurav
Student at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune

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Re: [AI] iPad User : request for your assistance

2024-05-07 Thread Sourabh Yadav

Hey Asif,
You can drop me a message ar: 9916406691
We can decide call time over messages.

Thanms

On Tue, 7 May 2024, 20:01 'aruni Sharma' via AccessIndia, <
accessindia@accessindia.org.in> wrote:

> Hi Asif, you can connect with me preferably after 9th May on the following
> number: 9919222921.
> Thanks and regards
> Aruni Sharma
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 6 May 2024, at 1:02 PM, 'Mohammed Asif Asif Iqbal (IN)' via AccessIndia
>  wrote:
>
> 
>
> Dear all,
>
> Seeking your assistance with iPad and voice over.
>
> Request if we could connect offline to discuss this in details.  Request
> you to please share your no and can call you at mutually agreed date and
> time.
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>
> Kind regards
>
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Re: [AI] Seeking Assistance with Airtel DTH Usage

2024-05-07 Thread Sunil Sangtani

HiYou could also install senvy app in ur tv, this will let you channels list and numbers of all the provider’s and also let you switch to channels within the app interface.When last time i saw this application, it was accessible cationSent from my iPhoneOn 8 May 2024, at 7:06 AM, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:






Hello,
 
I found a channel list from google search and I 
saved it in a text file. I just put in the channel number on the remote and it 
comes live. If it helps, I can send it to you as an attachment.
With best regards,Amiyo BiswasCell: 
6290527506 / 9433464329

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Mandvi 
  Garg 
  To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 8:18 PM
  Subject: [AI] Seeking Assistance with 
  Airtel DTH Usage
  
  
  
  Dear Access India Members,
  
  I hope this email finds you well.
  
   
  
  I am reaching out for assistance with using 
  Airtel DTH services. As a new subscriber, I am facing some challenges in 
  navigating the system and would greatly appreciate any guidance or tips you 
  could provide.
  
  Specifically, I am seeking assistance with 
  the following:
  
  1.     Channel Search: I am 
  unsure how to effectively search for channels on the Airtel DTH platform. Any 
  advice on how to efficiently browse and locate channels would be highly 
  beneficial.
  2.     Navigating the Interface: 
  I find the interface a bit overwhelming and would appreciate any tips on how 
  to navigate it more effectively.
  3.     Additional Features: If 
  there are any additional features or functionalities that I may not be aware 
  of but could enhance my viewing experience, I would love to learn more about 
  them.
  If any of you have experience using Airtel 
  DTH or similar services and would be willing to share your insights or provide 
  assistance, I would be extremely grateful. Your expertise could greatly help 
  me in maximizing my Airtel DTH experience.
  
   
  
  Please feel free to reply to this email or 
  reach out to me directly if you are able to offer any assistance. Your support 
  is invaluable, and I am thankful to be part of such a supportive 
  community.
  
   
  
  Thank you in advance for your help.
  
  Warm regards,
  
  Mandvi Gargg
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Re: [AI] Seeking Assistance with Airtel DTH Usage

2024-05-07 Thread Amiyo Biswas

Hello,

I found a channel list from google search and I saved it in a text file. I just 
put in the channel number on the remote and it comes live. If it helps, I can 
send it to you as an attachment.

With best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 6290527506 / 9433464329

  - Original Message - 
  From: Mandvi Garg 
  To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 8:18 PM
  Subject: [AI] Seeking Assistance with Airtel DTH Usage


  Dear Access India Members,


  I hope this email finds you well.





  I am reaching out for assistance with using Airtel DTH services. As a new 
subscriber, I am facing some challenges in navigating the system and would 
greatly appreciate any guidance or tips you could provide.


  Specifically, I am seeking assistance with the following:


  1. Channel Search: I am unsure how to effectively search for channels on 
the Airtel DTH platform. Any advice on how to efficiently browse and locate 
channels would be highly beneficial.
  2. Navigating the Interface: I find the interface a bit overwhelming and 
would appreciate any tips on how to navigate it more effectively.
  3. Additional Features: If there are any additional features or 
functionalities that I may not be aware of but could enhance my viewing 
experience, I would love to learn more about them.
  If any of you have experience using Airtel DTH or similar services and would 
be willing to share your insights or provide assistance, I would be extremely 
grateful. Your expertise could greatly help me in maximizing my Airtel DTH 
experience.





  Please feel free to reply to this email or reach out to me directly if you 
are able to offer any assistance. Your support is invaluable, and I am thankful 
to be part of such a supportive community.





  Thank you in advance for your help.


  Warm regards,


  Mandvi Gargg

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Re: [AI] Application For Web Accessibility Tester Position At Fleet Studio.

2024-05-07 Thread Srinivasu Chakravarthula

Nikhil,
Do you work at this company? If yes, please make a note and if not, please
let the contact know. I will be in Chennai next week and possibly
interested to meet people who care for accessibility. Happy to meet this
team.

I can be reached on +91 6366778991
Regards,
Srinivasu
Regards,

Srinivasu Chakravarthula, CPWA (2018), DHS Trusted Tester
Website  | LinkedIn Profile
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Director of Product Accessibility, Freshworks, Inc



On Wed, May 1, 2024 at 10:09 AM Nikhil Kukde  wrote:

> Web Accessibility Tester
>
> Full Job Description.
>
> Experience:- 4 to 6 years
>
> Location:- Chennai (Currently WFH)
>
> About Us
>
> Fleet Studio, Inc. works with leading global consumer brands, startups,
> and agencies on cutting-edge technology products and solutions in mobile
> and web applications for a global audience. Our clear understanding of both
> design and technology combined with our emphasis on culture and consumer
> behaviors enhances communication and the final product. The products and
> solutions that we build are widely used by millions of users including
> companies of all sizes, from SMB to the enterprise as well as direct
> consumers.
>
> Skills Requirements
>
> Having in depth understanding on the Accessibility standards like WCAG
> 2.0/2.1 section 508
>
> Experience with assistive technology (e.g. screen readers such as JAWS,
> NVDA, iOS VoiceOver, Android TalkBack, magnifiers, alternative input, etc.)
> for desktop and mobile.
>
> Minimum a year experience in working as a QA (Manual/Automation) on
> front-end web apps and native mobile apps
>
> Minimum a year experience in Working on Testing projects covering the
> following aspects Visual, Motor/mobility, Auditory, Seizures and
> Learning/cognitive disabilities.
>
> Should work on Selenium, API Testing ( Postman), Manual testing (test
> methodology and concepts)
>
> Should work on Automation activities independently and should be capable
> of building frameworks from scratch
>
> Drive test automation goals, maintain and optimize test frameworks
>
> Should be capable of writing and executing test cases
>
> Ability to work on multiple projects in parallel
>
> A degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent
>
> Excellent verbal and written communication skills
> Certification in Accessibility from IAAP programs
> Good to have
>
> Knowledge in testing APIs (familiarity with REST API, JSON, XML) Knowledge
> in Agile/Scrum/DevOps methodologies Knowledge in Tools like JIRA,
> Confluence, CI/CD, Git
>
> Apply Link.
>
> https://en-in.whatjobs.com/job/Web-Accessibility-Tester/tamil-nadu/45720312
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[AI] Got positive response on feedback from Google Disability Answer Desk, Post on Discrimination with Indian and form for providing feedback to Google Accessibility Team

2024-05-07 Thread Ashutosh Singhal

I got below positive response regarding the reported TalkBack cursor issue
while typing on KeyBoard and using any app content.
Hi Ashutosh Singhal,
Thank you for your patience!
Our team of specialists would like to thank you for your feedback regarding
your feature request to have an option to include a toggle switch to change
your interaction from your keyboard back to the app you are using.
Your accessibility related concerns have been submitted through the proper
channels and noted on your case.
As soon as I have any additional updates for your other reported issues
within this case, I will make sure to follow up with you.
Ashutosh Singhal (@Sugamyata) posted at 2:36 pm on Sun, May 05, 2024:
@sundarpichai sir Google Disability Answer Desk @googleaccess is doing
disclimination with Indian Persons With Disabilities. It doesn't provide
Google Trusted Beta Program for Indian Users With Disabilities for
accessibility apps unlike USA, Canada and UK users With Disabilities.
(
https://x.com/Sugamyata/status/1787046094310113325?t=zi-VN1uHn4Ksjc6lUyB7Rw&s=03
)

After providing proper feedback to Google Disability Answer Desk, a few
times according to the requirement  I raised the Google platform
accessibility issues on Twitter/X  to put pressure on them to make
feedback implementation faster. If you want to ask any question/ give any
feature request or report any bug to Google Disability Answer Desk. You can
use the form below-
https://support.google.com/accessibility/answer/7641084?hl=en&ref_topic=9071908&sjid=199523313426904780-AP#zippy=%2Chours-languages-for-google-disability-support-team

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[AI] Seeking Assistance with Airtel DTH Usage

2024-05-07 Thread Mandvi Garg

Dear Access India Members,

I hope this email finds you well.

 

I am reaching out for assistance with using Airtel DTH services. As a new 
subscriber, I am facing some challenges in navigating the system and would 
greatly appreciate any guidance or tips you could provide.

Specifically, I am seeking assistance with the following:

1. Channel Search: I am unsure how to effectively search for channels on 
the Airtel DTH platform. Any advice on how to efficiently browse and locate 
channels would be highly beneficial.
2. Navigating the Interface: I find the interface a bit overwhelming and 
would appreciate any tips on how to navigate it more effectively.
3. Additional Features: If there are any additional features or 
functionalities that I may not be aware of but could enhance my viewing 
experience, I would love to learn more about them.
If any of you have experience using Airtel DTH or similar services and would be 
willing to share your insights or provide assistance, I would be extremely 
grateful. Your expertise could greatly help me in maximizing my Airtel DTH 
experience.

 

Please feel free to reply to this email or reach out to me directly if you are 
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be part of such a supportive community.

 

Thank you in advance for your help.

Warm regards,

Mandvi Gargg

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Re: [AI] iPad User : request for your assistance

2024-05-07 Thread 'aruni Sharma' via AccessIndia

Hi Asif, you can connect with me preferably after 9th May on the following number: 9919222921.Thanks and regardsAruni SharmaSent from my iPhoneOn 6 May 2024, at 1:02 PM, 'Mohammed Asif Asif Iqbal (IN)' via AccessIndia  wrote:







Dear all,
Seeking your assistance with iPad and voice over.  
Request if we could connect offline to discuss this in details.  Request you to please share your no and can call you at mutually agreed date and time.
Thanks and look forward to hear from you at your earliest convenience.
Kind regards 
Asif 
 



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RE: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be done for the same?

2024-05-07 Thread Yamuna Jivana Dasa

Hi,

People may be soft-heartedly feeling sympathetic seeing us as blind. No harm 
intended. We simply accept their feeling of compassion, bless them from the 
heart and move on. They could do with some punya even if that is true anyway. 
Or at least they could do with some blessings from us for the help or facility 
they might provide us, blind or not as we may be!

Just my thoughts.

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of Cauvery Krishna
Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 9:52 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be done 
for the same?

 

These are some of the experiences had by one of my  students of which I don't 
have an answer. Could you please help me.

1. Di, I am a visually impaired  MBA student, pursuing MBA from an IIM. I was 
with a senior at the grocery store of our campus, i waited as the senior got 
ice cream for both of us. The shopkeeper said, "inko bolo kal aane k liye, kal 
meri taraf se mai inko kuch dunga. Ice cream ya juice kuch dunga meri taraf 
se." Which roughly translates to, "ask him to come tomorrow, I'll give him an 
ice cream or juice from my side." So the question is why would the shopkeeper 
have said the same? I am an MBA student, I was wearing clean clothes, I was 
holding a forty thousand rupees phone in one hand and a white stick in the 
other hand. I don't understand did he think I can't afford a Rs 50 ice cream? I 
am paying the equal amount of fees but upon my survey he never said anything 
like this to any of the sighted or non disabled students. Why was the ice cream 
? For merely being blind?

2.  Di, one of my batchmates said, "how is the preparation for the exams going? 
Do one thing, come let me teach you, I'll get punya by teaching you." Why is 
it? Why can't people with blindness just exist? What is this attachment of 
punya if we help the blind we'll get punya? Are we humans or some divine 
entity. If you don't get punya by helping or teaching a sighted or a non 
disabled person then why punya from the blind? 

Please suggest how I can help my student, as clearly, she is in a lot of stress 
by these experiences. 

Regards. 

Cauvery She/her.

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Re: [AI] A query regarding accessible utility bill payment/recharge app on iPhone

2024-05-07 Thread Rahul Gambhir

Dear Gufran,

Few of the alternatives that I am using for bill payment nowadays are
One Amazon pay it is fairly usable on mobile and on the web as well
2. I am also using.  Airtel app which is again decent in terms of usability and 
accessibility.

If you require any support/experience sharing on this, please feel to Connect 
on phone call/email as per your convenience

With regards 
Rahul Gambhir 
Mobile: 989133

Email: rahul.gambhi...@gmail.com
Sent from my iPhone

On May 7, 2024, at 6:57 PM, gufran ahmed  wrote:

Hello guys, I hope you all are fine with good health today. I am back with 
another query.
Friends, I am looking for an accessible mobile recharge app for iPhone apart 
from GPay  because in iOS device gpay  is not supporting credit card while 
recharging mobile. However, as far as PhonePe concerned, I am facing difficulty 
while browsing plants. Apart from this, I am okay with doing payment through 
credit card while doing mobile recharge.
I therefore requesting you guys that if anybody using  any app for doing mobile 
recharge on iPhone and is  accessible
Sent from my iPhone

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[AI] A query regarding accessible utility bill payment/recharge app on iPhone

2024-05-07 Thread gufran ahmed

Hello guys, I hope you all are fine with good health today. I am back with 
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Friends, I am looking for an accessible mobile recharge app for iPhone apart 
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credit card while doing mobile recharge.
 I therefore requesting you guys that if anybody using  any app for doing 
mobile recharge on iPhone and is  accessible 
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Re: [AI]

2024-05-07 Thread Prakash Kamat

On Mon, 6 May, 2024, 12:36 pm ,  wrote:

> Given the scenario you have outlined, the plan of action suggested appears
> to be ok. Else the sighted person might have to make 3 trips. Not really
> possible. Any other thoughts?
>
>
>
> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in  *On
> Behalf Of *Cauvery Krishna
> *Sent:* 06 May 2024 11:57
> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> *Subject:* [AI]
>
>
>
> Question of dignity? There were three visually impaired students and one
> sighted volunteer, the sighted volunteer grabbed the hand of one VI student
> and asked  the other two to keep their hands on each other shoulders, asked
> the other two to walk behind the first one, essentially, forming a train. I
> would like to know from you all is it a dignified way? If not, what would
> be a dignified way to assist three VIs by one sighted volunteer? Thank you.
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Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be done for the same?

2024-05-07 Thread Shadab Husain

My name isn’t Sigmund Freud, but I think that for this student the opposite
of success isn’t sloth – it’s running after flies that are meant to be
fanned away.

The truism says, success requires sacrifices. Many times it’s not enough
for you to sacrifice your sleep, hunger, comfort etc., though we rarely
think beyond them.

The devil attacks where you’re least expecting him from.

I have had a string of rude experiences, some coming out from people who I
thought to be my dearest friends, and they have burned my heart to the
core. But if your priorities are defined, you have to move ahead, no matter
the pain.

Additionally, attaching your blindness with every ill treatment that you
face isn’t wise, because every single person on this earth suffers from it.

Whether people talk politely or rudely with me, I’m quick to conclude my
blindness to be its cause, but my prejudice gets scrubbed off when I see
them behaving with others also in the same way.

I could be more resourceful than some other blind, but I think that they’re
happier and more contented with their lives because they know what to
welcome and what to put out the window. I get this feeling when I mingle
with them. they may not talk philosophy or read voluminous books, but they
have the right approach for things.

I therefore feel that this student must seek opportunities to mix up with
other blind people. She could go to trips and conferences and see how
terribly funny and hard the blind are.

Your fingers touch a boiling bowl. Option A: keep them there and option B:
snatch them away.

Your heart touches a boiling emotion. Option A: force your heart to burn
and option B: move it away to put it in a meaningful pursuit.

An Urdu poet said, There’re far greater problems in this life to think
about than just being deceived in love!

On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 1:06 PM Ronit Gadsing  wrote:

> I agree with below views of senior members.
>
> Just to add more and summarise
>
> Please worry about uncontrollable and trust your capabilities. The modern
> medical research reveals that human brain is hardwired to produce best
> outcome when it faces constant hardships. World is kind and cruel for
> everyone, initially struggles may be more but you never know this is how
> you will find a way and opportunity to grow and excel.
>
> With best regards,
> Ronit
>
> On Tue, May 7, 2024, 12:19 PM 'Mohammed Asif Asif Iqbal (IN)' via
> AccessIndia  wrote:
>
>> I recall my earlier year in my career when my boss told me channelize
>> your energy in such things where you may expect positive outcome.  Please
>> tell your student that she should invest her time where positive impact on
>> entire disability community can be made rather than sensitizing ice-cream
>> vendor.  It is unfair world and we have to chose our battle as we have
>> limited resources.
>>
>> Jai Hind
>>
>> Asif
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in  *On
>> Behalf Of *Sandeep Singh
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:57 AM
>> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> *Subject:* Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And
>> what can be done for the same?
>>
>>
>>
>> I agree. Let's not take everything to our hearts. Try to senticize only
>> those around or whenever we get an opportunity to address a large
>> gathering. Otherwise, let our deeds and actions speak for themselves. If
>> somebody is so unaware, it's their problem.
>>
>> Keep smiling, and try to take a few things in your stride!
>>
>> Warmly
>>
>> Sandeep
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 11:36 AM Shek Mohammad Ali 
>> wrote:
>>
>> Please teach them to be rational rather being emotional on these parts.
>>
>> I have gone with such uncountable experiences and maturity comforts you
>> by ages.
>>
>> Also I feel that we should not waste our timing to sensitise everybody on
>> the earth.
>>
>> Sometimes harsh responses will touch their heart.
>>
>> Once I was having my drink and someone who was seated in front seat ask
>> does he also take? Then I straight away replied Am I not a human.
>>
>> Then he started conversing with me in a friendly manner.
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in  *On
>> Behalf Of *Prakash Kamat
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:22 AM
>> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> *Subject:* Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And
>> what can be done for the same?
>>
>>
>>
>> Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
>> traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
>> educated,highly qualified people with disability with disability and people
>> who work in this sector should NOT get demoralised or upset by these
>> incidents. They only show us how still there is lack of awareness about
>> Rights-based disability,around us. So this is challenge for us. So take out
>> 2-3 minutes and without getting angry,annoyed explain to these people that
>> persons with disability like "me",like "my student"

Re: [AI] Girl who can’t see, hear or speak scores 95%

2024-05-07 Thread Aanchal j khetarpal

Amazing !!

On Tue, 7 May 2024 at 10:16 AM, Shadab Husain  wrote:

> Lucknow: Sarah Moin, 17, draws letters using her finger on her mother’s
> arms. It takes a while before her mother, Julie Hamid, speaks for her: “I
> am happy. Very happy today.”
> A student of Christ Church college in Lucknow, Sarah suffers from a rare
> condition called sarcoidosis which has affected her vision, hearing and
> speech. But Sarah – known to her friends and teachers as Hellen Keller for
> her high intelligence levels – hasn't lost her ability to amaze people.
> She scored 95% in her ICSE class X exams, the results of which were
> declared on Monday.
> “She appeared in the board examination using an ‘orbit reader’, was given
> around an hour extra by the board considering her disability and was given
> an exemption from diagrammatic questions. We were expecting good marks but
> not over 90%,” said Julie, a govt school teacher.
> An orbit reader is a unique 3-in-1 device that serves as a self-contained
> book reader, a note-taker and as a braille display by connecting to a
> computer or smartphone.
> Sarah’s dad Moin Ahmad Idrisi took voluntary retirement from his govt job
> to help his daughter pursue her dream.
> “She was blind since birth but could hear a bit. After class 3rd, she lost
> her hearing power too. Her previous school was not ready to let her
> continue with schooling; hence, we took her for treatment to a few doctors
> in South India, but nothing worked. She lost a couple of years,” Idrisi
> said.
> “But we kept teaching her using braille at home. Eventually, we met
> principal Rakesh Chattree of Christ Church College who gave her admission
> to a special class where a wonderful teacher, Salman Ali Qazi, was taking
> care of some such special students in a separate classroom. But our
> daughter was the only one with multiple disabilities,” he said.
> He said that the orbit reader turned out to be a boon for her.
> It is a device with a braille keyboard that is attached to a laptop. It
> has an ebook reader that pops on the keyboard to enable a person to
> memorize things through the touch and feel the process.
> Sarah communicates with everyone in the family by drawing words on others’
> hands using her fingers.
> “This journey was not easy. All the content in the book was scanned and
> converted into a Word file, so that it could be connected to the orbit
> reader and she could read it by placing her fingers on the braille keyboard
> of her laptop. For revisions, I used to ask her questions by making
> alphabets with a finger, which she quickly joined together to form a word
> and gradually into a sentence to understand what question I am asking,”
> said her mother.
> “Luckily, we both are from the science stream and our daughter has a keen
> interest in science. Her marks reflect the same as she scored 99 in
> geography, chemistry (97), biology (92) and physics (89),” she said.
> Sarah, who dreams of pursuing a career in science, has already begun
> self-study for her class 11. Like both parents, Sarah’s elder brother
> Zohaib Ahmad, who is studying law at Lucknow University, also helps her in
> academics.
>
> Address
> https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/girl-with-multiple-disabilities-scores-95-in-icse-class-x-exams/amp_articleshow/109899047.cms
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RE: [AI] People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare concessions - The Hindu

2024-05-07 Thread ilovecold

Once I asked the ticket counter person, he said no nobody gets concession in 
Mumbai local trains. 

Now I am booking seasonal ac tickets from UTS app by paying full fare.

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On Behalf 
Of Austin Pinto
Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 1:49 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains 
irrespective of fare concessions - The Hindu

 

hi all.

as the topic of concession has come up, i want to ask a question insted of 
opening a new topic.

we get concession for mumbai local train pass, do we also get concession on 
mumbai local train which are AC?

how much % consession

 

On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 12:53 PM Rahul Gambhir mailto:rahul.gambhi...@gmail.com> > wrote:


People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare 
concessions 


https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/differently-abled-passengers-to-get-quota-in-all-trains-irrespective-of-concession/article68142046.ece

The Ministry of Railways has approved quotas for people with disabilities 
(PwDs) in all trains, irrespective of whether any concessional fare facility is 
available or not.

According to railway sources, the PwD quota will be earmarked in all reserved 
Express/Mail trains, including Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto, Humsafar, Gatimaan, 
and Vande Bharat express trains.

According to the revised norms, the quota will be: four berths in Sleeper Class 
(two lower and two middle), four berths in Three Tier AC, 3E or 3A, (two lower 
and two middle), four berths in the Specially Designed Second Class Luggage cum 
Guard (SLRD) coaches of Garib Rath trains, four seats in reserved Second Class 
sitting and AC Chair Car in those trains which have more than two coaches of 
these classes, and four seats in Vande Bharat trains.


Specially designed seats


The sources added that two specially designed seats (Seat No. 40) will be 
available for PwDs in coaches C1 and C7 in the case of eight-car trains, and C1 
and C14 in 16-car trains, along with an additional adjacent seat for an escort 
or attender in Vande Bharat Express trains.

To avoid misuse of the provision, the facility of booking tickets under the PWD 
quota online will only be available to people who have been issued with Unique 
Identity Cards by Indian Railways. To book tickets at reservation counters, the 
facility will be extended on the production of a Unique Identity Card or the 
copy of the concessional certificate in the prescribed format.

The Centre for Railway Information Systems, the IT arm of the railways, was 
told to modify its computerised reservation software to ensure the verification 
of Unique Idenitity Cards even in those trains where concessional fare facility 
is not available.


Undecided on concessions for seniors


In case both of the specially designed seats earmarked for PWDs in Vande Bharat 
express trains are booked, but one or both of the seats reserved for their 
accompanying escorts remained vacant, such vacant seat or seats will also be 
allotted to a passenger with a disability.

Under the old guidelines, PWDs and their escorts were provided accommodation 
under the quota only in those trains which allowed booking tickets with fare 
concessions, the sources said. They added that no decision has been taken yet 
on restoring the rail travel concession to senior citizens and other categories 
of passengers who were given concessional fares before the pandemic.

 

 

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[AI] Scholarships for Students with Disabilities: Apply for Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology

2024-05-07 Thread NAB Delhi Helpline

Ability Foundation is accepting applications from students with
disabilities for undergraduate and postgraduate courses at Sathyabama
Institute of Science and Technology, a leading educational institution in
Chennai.

Details:

- Seats Available: 50 seats reserved for persons with disabilities

- Scholarships: Full scholarships covering tuition fees and accessible
hostel facilities (for outstation students)

- Application Deadline: Wednesday, 15 May 2024

- Application Method: Online submission only; applications sent by post or
courier will not be accepted

This scholarship program is a unique opportunity for students with
disabilities from across the country to pursue higher education in a
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To apply, please use this link: [Application Form] (
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Re: [AI] People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare concessions - The Hindu

2024-05-07 Thread Austin Pinto

hi all.
as the topic of concession has come up, i want to ask a question insted of
opening a new topic.
we get concession for mumbai local train pass, do we also get concession on
mumbai local train which are AC?
how much % consession

On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 12:53 PM Rahul Gambhir 
wrote:

> People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare
> concessions
>
>
> https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/differently-abled-passengers-to-get-quota-in-all-trains-irrespective-of-concession/article68142046.ece
>
> The Ministry of Railways has approved quotas for people with disabilities
> (PwDs) in all trains, irrespective of whether any concessional fare
> facility is available or not.
>
> According to railway sources, the PwD quota will be earmarked in all
> reserved Express/Mail trains, including Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto,
> Humsafar, Gatimaan, and Vande Bharat express trains.
>
> According to the revised norms, the quota will be: four berths in Sleeper
> Class (two lower and two middle), four berths in Three Tier AC, 3E or 3A,
> (two lower and two middle), four berths in the Specially Designed Second
> Class Luggage cum Guard (SLRD) coaches of Garib Rath trains, four seats in
> reserved Second Class sitting and AC Chair Car in those trains which have
> more than two coaches of these classes, and four seats in Vande Bharat
> trains.
> Specially designed seats
>
> The sources added that two specially designed seats (Seat No. 40) will be
> available for PwDs in coaches C1 and C7 in the case of eight-car trains,
> and C1 and C14 in 16-car trains, along with an additional adjacent seat for
> an escort or attender in Vande Bharat Express trains.
>
> To avoid misuse of the provision, the facility of booking tickets under
> the PWD quota online will only be available to people who have been issued
> with Unique Identity Cards by Indian Railways. To book tickets at
> reservation counters, the facility will be extended on the production of a
> Unique Identity Card or the copy of the concessional certificate in the
> prescribed format.
>
> The Centre for Railway Information Systems, the IT arm of the railways,
> was told to modify its computerised reservation software to ensure the
> verification of Unique Idenitity Cards even in those trains where
> concessional fare facility is not available.
> Undecided on concessions for seniors
>
> In case both of the specially designed seats earmarked for PWDs in Vande
> Bharat express trains are booked, but one or both of the seats reserved for
> their accompanying escorts remained vacant, such vacant seat or seats will
> also be allotted to a passenger with a disability.
>
> Under the old guidelines, PWDs and their escorts were provided
> accommodation under the quota only in those trains which allowed booking
> tickets with fare concessions, the sources said. They added that no
> decision has been taken yet on restoring the rail travel concession to
> senior citizens and other categories of passengers who were given
> concessional fares before the pandemic.
>
>
>
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RE: [AI] A good news to share

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Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be done for the same?

2024-05-07 Thread Ronit Gadsing

I agree with below views of senior members.

Just to add more and summarise

Please worry about uncontrollable and trust your capabilities. The modern
medical research reveals that human brain is hardwired to produce best
outcome when it faces constant hardships. World is kind and cruel for
everyone, initially struggles may be more but you never know this is how
you will find a way and opportunity to grow and excel.

With best regards,
Ronit

On Tue, May 7, 2024, 12:19 PM 'Mohammed Asif Asif Iqbal (IN)' via
AccessIndia  wrote:

> I recall my earlier year in my career when my boss told me channelize your
> energy in such things where you may expect positive outcome.  Please tell
> your student that she should invest her time where positive impact on
> entire disability community can be made rather than sensitizing ice-cream
> vendor.  It is unfair world and we have to chose our battle as we have
> limited resources.
>
> Jai Hind
>
> Asif
>
>
>
>
>
> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in  *On
> Behalf Of *Sandeep Singh
> *Sent:* Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:57 AM
> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> *Subject:* Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what
> can be done for the same?
>
>
>
> I agree. Let's not take everything to our hearts. Try to senticize only
> those around or whenever we get an opportunity to address a large
> gathering. Otherwise, let our deeds and actions speak for themselves. If
> somebody is so unaware, it's their problem.
>
> Keep smiling, and try to take a few things in your stride!
>
> Warmly
>
> Sandeep
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 11:36 AM Shek Mohammad Ali 
> wrote:
>
> Please teach them to be rational rather being emotional on these parts.
>
> I have gone with such uncountable experiences and maturity comforts you by
> ages.
>
> Also I feel that we should not waste our timing to sensitise everybody on
> the earth.
>
> Sometimes harsh responses will touch their heart.
>
> Once I was having my drink and someone who was seated in front seat ask
> does he also take? Then I straight away replied Am I not a human.
>
> Then he started conversing with me in a friendly manner.
>
>
>
> *From:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in  *On
> Behalf Of *Prakash Kamat
> *Sent:* Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:22 AM
> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> *Subject:* Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what
> can be done for the same?
>
>
>
> Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
> traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
> educated,highly qualified people with disability with disability and people
> who work in this sector should NOT get demoralised or upset by these
> incidents. They only show us how still there is lack of awareness about
> Rights-based disability,around us. So this is challenge for us. So take out
> 2-3 minutes and without getting angry,annoyed explain to these people that
> persons with disability like "me",like "my student" dont need charity,
> pity. They are first persons like you and me Sir. Only difference is they
> have a disability like vision deficiency. With education and
> qualifications  they are equally,some times more competent and qualified.
> Technology and education have empowered them.As per the Constitution of
> India which governs all of us, Sir these PswD have equal rights to FULLY
> participate in the day-today development process in the society ON PAR WITH
> OTHERS...And as per law if they cant get this participation anywhere in
> public spaces due to barriers, it is OUR DUTY Sir to work/raise voice as an
> inclusive society to remove these barriers so that their participation is
> Full and on par with others.
>
> So Sir, this young man in front of you does not need free ice cream from
> you, he wants a hand of empathy from you.
>
> So Sir, this young student in front of you does not need free tuition from
> you for you to achieve Punya, he and all other persons with disability want
> your hand of empathy सहसंवेदना...Spread this message around and change
> people's mindset towards disability...that will fetch Punya for you🙏
>
>
>
> On Tue, 7 May, 2024, 9:56 am Austin Pinto, 
> wrote:
>
> only 1 thing can be done.
>
> if some1 says something, you can ask them like for example
>
> why will you get  punya by teaching me, you cant get  punya by teaching
> some sighted person?
>
> and so on.
>
> On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 9:52 AM Cauvery Krishna <
> cauverykrishna...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> These are some of the experiences had by one of my  students of which I
> don't have an answer. Could you please help me.
>
> 1. Di, I am a visually impaired  MBA student, pursuing MBA from an IIM. I
> was with a senior at the grocery store of our campus, i waited as the
> senior got ice cream for both of us. The shopkeeper said, "inko bolo kal
> aane k liye, kal meri taraf se mai inko kuch dunga. Ice cream ya juice kuch
> dunga meri taraf se." Which roughly translates to, "ask him to

RE: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be done for the same?

2024-05-07 Thread Preeti Monga

A lot of great suggestions have been made here. I wish to offer  to help the 
student to come out of her distress regarding what people say to us when they 
find out we are blind! Please feel free to share my number with her and I will 
try to do my best to help her get over all these silly things! 

I say silly things is because that is only what it is!

Everyone wants to feel grater and better than  the other person! When they the 
sighted world sees us as performing citizens, it is very painful and difficult 
for them to digest this matter and they wish to somehow dampen our spirit and 
put us down so that we get out of the race ourselves and leave  all the success 
to them!

I don’t think we need to waste our time changing people, for it is so very 
difficult for anyone to change oneself, so how can we even imagine  that we can 
change the world! Just do your best and just feelsympathy for people who 
treat us like that!

Just do your thing and be happy! For when you are successful only then you 
become the target for people to shoot down!

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From: 'Mohammed Asif Asif Iqbal (IN)' via AccessIndia 
[mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] 
Sent: 07 May 2024 12:19
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: RE: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be 
done for the same?

 

I recall my earlier year in my career when my boss told me channelize your 
energy in such things where you may expect positive outcome.  Please tell your 
student that she should invest her time where positive impact on entire 
disability community can be made rather than sensitizing ice-cream vendor.  It 
is unfair world and we have to chose our battle as we have limited resources.

Jai Hind

Asif 

 

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in   
mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in> > On 
Behalf Of Sandeep Singh
Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:57 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  
Subject: Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be 
done for the same?

 

I agree. Let's not take everything to our hearts. Try to senticize only those 
around or whenever we get an opportunity to address a large gathering. 
Otherwise, let our deeds and actions speak for themselves. If somebody is so 
unaware, it's their problem.

Keep smiling, and try to take a few things in your stride!

Warmly

Sandeep

 

On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 11:36 AM Shek Mohammad Ali mailto:shahid.se...@gmail.com> > wrote:

Please teach them to be rational rather being emotional on these parts.

I have gone with such uncountable experiences and maturity comforts you by ages.

Also I feel that we should not waste our timing to sensitise everybody on the 
earth.

Sometimes harsh responses will touch their heart.

Once I was having my drink and someone who was seated in front seat ask does he 
also take? Then I straight away replied Am I not a human.

Then he started conversing with me in a friendly manner.

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in   
mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in> > On 
Behalf Of Prakash Kamat
Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 11:22 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  
Subject: Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be 
done for the same?

 

Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on 
traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young, 
educated,highly qualified people with disability with disability and people who 
work in this sector should NOT get demoralised or upset by these incidents. 
They only show us how still there is lack of awareness about Rights-based 
disability,around us. So this is challenge for us. So take out 2-3 minutes and 
without getting angry,annoyed explain to these people that persons with 
disability like "me",like "my student" dont need charity, pity. They are first 
persons like you and me Sir. Only difference is they have a disability like 
vision deficiency. With education and qualifications  they are equally,some 
times more competent and qualified. Technology and education have empowered 
them.As per the Constitution of India which governs all of us, Sir these PswD 
have equal rights to FULLY participate in the day-today developme

[AI] People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare concessions - The Hindu

2024-05-07 Thread Rahul Gambhir


People with disabilities to get quotas in all trains irrespective of fare
concessions 


https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/differently-abled-passengers-to-get-q
uota-in-all-trains-irrespective-of-concession/article68142046.ece

The Ministry of Railways has approved quotas for people with disabilities
(PwDs) in all trains, irrespective of whether any concessional fare facility
is available or not.

According to railway sources, the PwD quota will be earmarked in all
reserved Express/Mail trains, including Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto,
Humsafar, Gatimaan, and Vande Bharat express trains.

According to the revised norms, the quota will be: four berths in Sleeper
Class (two lower and two middle), four berths in Three Tier AC, 3E or 3A,
(two lower and two middle), four berths in the Specially Designed Second
Class Luggage cum Guard (SLRD) coaches of Garib Rath trains, four seats in
reserved Second Class sitting and AC Chair Car in those trains which have
more than two coaches of these classes, and four seats in Vande Bharat
trains.


Specially designed seats


The sources added that two specially designed seats (Seat No. 40) will be
available for PwDs in coaches C1 and C7 in the case of eight-car trains, and
C1 and C14 in 16-car trains, along with an additional adjacent seat for an
escort or attender in Vande Bharat Express trains.

To avoid misuse of the provision, the facility of booking tickets under the
PWD quota online will only be available to people who have been issued with
Unique Identity Cards by Indian Railways. To book tickets at reservation
counters, the facility will be extended on the production of a Unique
Identity Card or the copy of the concessional certificate in the prescribed
format.

The Centre for Railway Information Systems, the IT arm of the railways, was
told to modify its computerised reservation software to ensure the
verification of Unique Idenitity Cards even in those trains where
concessional fare facility is not available.


Undecided on concessions for seniors


In case both of the specially designed seats earmarked for PWDs in Vande
Bharat express trains are booked, but one or both of the seats reserved for
their accompanying escorts remained vacant, such vacant seat or seats will
also be allotted to a passenger with a disability.

Under the old guidelines, PWDs and their escorts were provided accommodation
under the quota only in those trains which allowed booking tickets with fare
concessions, the sources said. They added that no decision has been taken
yet on restoring the rail travel concession to senior citizens and other
categories of passengers who were given concessional fares before the
pandemic.

 

 

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