[AI] Job oriented training for Visually Impaired youths in Bangalore Cheshire Homes

[muthu raj]

Dear Access Indian,

Warm Greetings from Cheshire Homes India, Bangalore Unit.

We are starting job oriented training for Visually Impaired adults in our
whitefield unit of Cheshire Homes India, Along with seperate accomodation
for boys & girls:

We request  all VIs who have completed at least 2 PUC / Diploma. Knowing
basic knowledge of english to contact us.
We have 3 months VI training along with residential facilities in our old
age home in whitefield,  For girls they can reside in our old age home &
whereas for boy Cheshire Homes can pay their PG accommodation near our
whitefield home.

Course details:
Windows 10 basics with NVDA, JAWS & LV tools,
AT & Solutions for VIs,
MS Office(Word, Excel, Internet & Email Basics)
English Basics
Soft skills
Mobility.


Duration of the training - 3 Months ( March to June 2017)

Contact details:
Cheshire Homes Bangalore, old age Home, no.408, ECC road outer circle, near
cottolengo convent and St. Amry's church,
Whitefield-560066.
Contact: Muthuraj - 9739937062 <097399%2037062>

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Warm Regards

*Muthuraj *
Mobile: 9739937062

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Re: [AI] ICICI net banking accessibility

[Muthu Raj]

It is accessible.
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Re: [AI] my quriyocity are normelpeople intrestedinmarryingblindpartners

[Muthu Raj]

Hi friends,
Greetings from sighted husband and visually impaired house wife and of
course sighted toddler- baby boy born to them,
jeevan - the sighted baby swarna - totally blind,  but completely
independent house wife and a loving mother of 2 kids (me and my son)

I fell in love with swarna when she was interning with enable India and I
was working here, BTW still working :-)  our relationship started as
student teacher then blossomed into friendship then into love, like any
other love story we too had opposition from parents, but our love was
strong enough to convince and control our parents into getting us married
with mutual consent from our both parents BTW this this august will be our
fifth wedding anniversary.

love is blind after all, it does see any disability :-)

Cheers from jsm family
On 1 Jul 2014 05:44, nikita vaid nikita.h...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi all,
 I have been reading this discussion on and off on the move but could
 finally now get time to share some of my spontaneous thoughts.

 I would only like to share some of my personal experience as a born
 blind individual and as a wife  of a sighted person.
 I have been married 3 years now it was a love but more like an arrange
 marriage. Trust me its no big deal when a blind person getting married
 to a sighted person. What is more important here is that how the blind
 person makes his/ her sighted counterpart very comfortable. I am very
 particular about all the work, house hold responsibility my duty
 towards my husband and the entire family just as any other sighted
 laidy is suppose to be. I always ensured that I workout the
 alternative ways/ arrangements by which my husband should never feel
 that his wife is any different person and that he is require to take
 up more responsibility . Its important for a couple to work on
 captalising  upon each other's strengths

 To tell you frankly, though I cannot see, but majority  of the small
 fights/ nok jhoks between me and my husband is pertaining to keeping
 the house clean, keeping all the things up to date, including his upto
 dateness in terms of his dressing where I keep on telling ye thik nahi
 hai and ye thik hai. Some time he jokeingly asks me also tumhe dikta
 nahi hai ese mujhe nahi lagta

 Its important that we as blind person are adequately confident about
 our selves and having this attitude of  blind hai toh kaya hua
 really helps.
 In my family, both maiden side as well as in the inlaws side, I am
 taken as an example for the way I manage my house and also dress up my
 self. Bhawani ji was mentioning here that we as blind person cannot
 complement other on their dressing etc. but trust me its not
 difficult. If you can't complement on a person's - a color of the
 dress, may be u could complement on her perfume, her handback, jwelry
 etc if you are able to touch it. 1 very honest trik that I use is if
 say in my office 1 person is getting complements from other for her
 looks or dress, from others, I also go up to her and tell her that 
 mam I am feeling good and happy that a lot of people are complementing
 you today I am sure u r looking good, can u describe the color of your
  dress to me if you don't mind, I am sure this is suiting you very
 much.

 There are ways to do so.  And by and large people also realize that it
 may not always be possible for you being blind to complement them
 always.
 Many a times, just by touching, I tell my mother in-law. mummy this
 saree is good or this saree is not as good as your that saree so you
 change it.
 And to tell you, when ever my husband is going for an important
 meeting or occasion, its me who actually choose  his clothes from the
 cubbord

 He also understands me but empathizes rather than sympathizing with me.
 One important thing I feel that we as blind individuals must be very
 rigid about and ensure that in no situation our sighted counter part
 should be under this impression that he has done a social obligation,
 or a great favor by marrying   a blind person. Trust me if we are
 really confident and free from all fears, we are just no different and
 the opposite person has to understand this else he / she does not
 deserves us.
 I will keep on sharing my thoughts in this discussion no on.

 Thanks and warm Regards,
 Nikita V. Raut,
 Senior Manager [HR]
 Baroda Corporate Center, Bank of Baroda,


 On 7/1/14, Preeti Monga preeti.mo...@silver-linings.co.in wrote:
  These days very few young people look for permission to marry! So there
is
  nothing much you can do if your son wants to marry anyone! My current
  husband's family were very against our marriage... but he ran away from
  home
  to marry me! Then in ten days all was well and now the family loves me
  perfectly! You just have to accept your children marrying anyone. The
idea
  is to let them live out and find out. Just be there with them and there
is
  a
  better chance of marriages to last if youngsters take responsibility of
  choosing their partners! You find 

Re: [AI] AccessIndia Digest, Vol 57, Issue 821

[muthu raj]

Dear Friends,
Thanks for your quick reply!
I checked with Saksham, But they do not have talking cash counter
machine, On checking with Saksham, bangalore office i realised that
RNIB is working on it. BTW Iam aware that there are some talking cash
counting machines available in UK/US/Canada but the challenge is will
it recognise indian currency? These machines are made for Dolor/Pound
curency.
In the current scenario, I am looking for a Talking Cash Counter
machine which can identify/count/sort indian rupee/coin,


Also many banks have cash counting machines but the output is in LED
display - Not accessible to visually impaired,
Again the challenge here is how can we make led talk/VI friendly.
There are some speech enabler solution to make talking LED, Again it
is in US  is very very costly. (The product name is digicite)

So we need a feasible and practical solution to enable a visually
imapired to work as cashier in india. (FYI: There are many VI working
as cashiers abroad in US , If VI can work in US why not in india) We
despiratley need a solution.

I would love to hear from visually impaired counter parts who are
currently working on cash or as cashiers handling indian rupee/coins.

Thank you in advance for inputs/suggestions and love to hear from you
all more on this.

Warm Regards

Muthuraj


 Dear friend,

 Log into www.saksham.org.
 There you will find the information about this.


 On 12/16/11, muthu raj muthura...@gmail.com wrote:
 Dear All,

 I am looking for a talking cash counting machine for visually impaired
 Cashier, the currency is INR- Indian national rupee.

 I welcome any advice in this regard, Looking forward to hear from you.

 Warm Regards

 Muthuraj

 Mobile : 9739937062

 Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
 master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. 
 -Helen Keller


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 Message: 2
 Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 12:59:28 +0530
 From: Salman Raafay salmanraa...@gmail.com
 To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
 Subject: Re: [AI] Which will win? vostro or lenovo thinkpad?
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 Hai Umesha sir, I need small one, as I have to travel a lot therefore
 I need as lighter machine.
 I don't know weather thinkpad is much stronger and robust in
 performance but some body told me that vostro is as simeler as
 thinkpad. There is thinkpad searies in lenovo called Edge 420 which is
 below 50,000 rupees. if I will go with lenovo then I will take this
 searies only. I have to enquire H.P also. But I need only light in
 waight

 On 12/16/11, Umesha Economics umesha@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi salman,
 what happened to your new laptop? mine is working fine. within one month
 yours is having problems? you want smaller or bigger one?
 regarding xp drivers for dell, it seems you have not seen my last message in
 the previous thread on audio device problem. you won't get drivers for
 xp for dell laptops. for some of the thinkpads you can get xp drivers. but
 you have to cross check for the particular model you choose. but lenovo also
 recommends windows 7. so if any problem pops after you purchase as it
 happened with audio in your present machine, you can clearly expect lenovo
 people asking you to change your OS to win 7. windows 7 is future, windows
 XP is present for some people like me. choice is yours. one more thing,
 thinkpads are costlier than dell vostro. you cannot get them below 5 Rs.

 Umesha


 - Original Message -
 From: Salman Raafay salmanraa...@gmail.com
 To: accessindia accessindia@accessindia.org.in
 Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 10:06 PM
 Subject: [AI] Which will win? vostro or lenovo ThinkPad?


 Hi learned listers,
 I perchased last month a lenovo Z570 searies laptop. However I am not
 satisfied with the over all performance and 15.6 inchis screen sise of
 the laptop. Now I intend to perchase another one, in this quest I am
 struck between lenovo thinkpad and Dell vostro searies, both series
 are business model searies which is most durable in terms of rough
 use, light waight and  small sise. I am unable to make decision that
 with which should I go?
 If any of listers is having such experience or knowledge of relating
 to this matter, please share.
 One another thing I want to ask that those who are using dell with xp,
 I want to know weather drivers for xp are available on dell website?
 And one very importent but final question that I have option to
 perchase windows 7 professional version