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On 29-Jun-2017 11:03 AM, "avinash shahi via Ai" <
ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:

Dr. Silverman is a postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of
Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Washington.
https://nfb.org/images/nfb/publications/jbir/jbir15/jbir050201.html
Abstract

People often blindfold themselves to try to understand what it is like
to be blind. Though this “blindness simulation” can trigger empathy
toward blind people, it can also mislead people about blindness,
because it highlights the initial trauma of becoming blind rather than
the realities of being blind. In this article, I review disability
research and scholarship on the positive and negative effects of
disability simulations, showing that such simulations promote empathy
but can also promote discrimination. In order to accurately teach
about blindness, teaching exercises should incorporate mastery of
blindness skills and meaningful contact with other blind people. More
research is needed to determine how blindfolded learning should be
best incorporated into the curriculum for training teachers of the
blind.

Keywords

Blindness, simulation, attitudes, discrimination, professional development

Introduction

In a banquet hall, the lights are turned out and attendees struggle to
serve themselves a meal in the dark. Sponsored by a fund-raising
organization, this dinner culminates in an appeal for donations to
support medical research on the elimination of blindness. Meanwhile,
at a Girl Scout camp, children are paired off and one child in each
pair closes her eyes, while her partner leads her about. The exercise
is intended to help the Girl Scouts build trust and learn how to
depend on one another for help. Finally, in a classroom, blindness
professional trainees wear low-vision simulator goggles. They are
asked to walk from one side of the table to the other, a task they
find daunting. All of these are examples of “blindness simulations”
critiqued by blindness activists (French, 1992; Maurer, 2012;
Willoughby & Duffy, 1989).

Disability simulations are active learning exercises in which people
use props to temporarily adopt physical impairments—such as using a
blindfold or low-vision goggles to temporarily obscure their sight.
They are often used to educate schoolchildren about disabilities, to
help train professionals who work with the disabled, and even to
foster interdependence and teamwork (for a review, see Flower, Burns,
& Bottsford-Miller, 2007). Blindness simulations often appeal to
educators, because they involve and engage students, and they motivate
students to empathize with blind people.

However, if not done carefully, blindness simulations can give a
distorted impression of blindness, reinforcing misconceptions about
the capacities of blind people. These problems can occur if the
simulation is focused on the first moments of blindness rather than
everyday life after adjustment to blindness. These risks have long
been apparent to disability activists and, more recently, to
experimental psychologists.

In this article, I review research and commentaries on the effects of
disability simulations. I will argue that blindness simulation is
beneficial only if it (a) includes hands-on training in the skills of
blindness and (b) involves meaningful contact with blind people. More
research is needed to investigate how existing simulations and other
teaching exercises influence practitioners’ attitudes toward
blindness.

Simulation Promotes Empathy

Disability simulations are often intended to promote empathic concern
and a desire to help and accommodate people with disabilities. There
is evidence that simulating disability can indeed increase empathy and
helping. In an early experiment (Clore & Jeffery, 1972), college
students were randomly assigned (by a coin flip) to navigate their
campus either on foot or in a wheelchair for 25 minutes. Afterward,
the students who had used the wheelchair reported feeling more empathy
toward people with physical impairments, reported liking the
researcher (who visibly used a wheelchair) more, and indicated more
interest in donating funds to accessibility-related groups than the
students who had not used the wheelchair. Even four months later,
students who had used the wheelchair were more likely to volunteer to
assist a disabled person when asked. In another study (Wadlington,
Elliot, & Kirylo, 2008), student teachers expressed more sympathy and
desire to accommodate dyslexic students after they simulated dyslexia
by attempting to read degraded print. Finally, rehabilitation
professionals expressed more empathy in qualitative comments after
participating in a multi-impairment simulation (Wilson et al., 2009).
These simulations not only prompt a desire to help, but also promote
student enjoyment and positive assessment of them, making 

Re: [Ai] The Sage of Love via Telephone – An Audio Book

[gatak singh via Ai]

the novel would have been better if the recording quality was good.
and readers should read louder.

On 6/28/17, Arun dua via Ai  wrote:
> Love Means never losing hope...He is Pankaj, a creative and innovative guy
> of an engineering college.She is Shikha, a sensation. Her voice is that of a
> nightingale.They fall in love without an eye - contact talk, share
> everything, foresee future...Destiny had something in their fate...This
> novel takes you to a journey of love, romance, Passion, thrill and saturnine
> events.Thy fate is the common fate of all into each life some rain must
> fall.The thrilling and romantic novel has been recorded by Disha NGO at the
> Disha recording studio; and is presented by Sneha Gulati and Dharmesh
> Meena.Download or click the given below link to enjoy  A Saga of Love
> via Telephone by Pankaj pandey.Click:
> http://ourcivilsociety.com/audio-books-saga-of-love/A K
> Dua+919876727460www.ourcivilsociety.com


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[Ai] Nidhi Sharma reports in the ET today: Thawar Chand Gehlot seeks exemption on GST on goods for disabled

[avinash shahi via Ai]

Council bringing assistive devices and other exempt goods for the
differently abled under the tax net from July
1, social justice and empowerment minister
Thawar Chand Gehlot
 is batting for a last-minute exemption.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/thawar-chand-gehlot-seeks-exemption-on-gst-on-goods-for-disabled/articleshow/59360153.cms
Inundated with representations from across the country, the social
justice and empowerment ministry has sent missives to finance ministry
and
GST Council
 to look into the matter again.

“I have taken this up with finance minister Arun Jaitley,” Gehlot told
ET. “All the representations have also been forwarded to
GST
 Council to take a call. In fact, the rate of taxation on assistive
devices has been brought down from the earlier proposed slab of 18% to
5% now. We hope
that it will be exempted after the meeting of GST Council on Friday.”

Under GST, assistive devices used by people with disabilities have
been brought under the tax net with slabs ranging between 5% and 18%.
So far, these
devices have been exempt from excise and customs duty.

After its May 18 meeting, GST Council approved GST of 18% on
Braille
 typewriters and cars for physically
disabled,
12% on Braille paper, Braille watches and hearing aids, 5% on
carriages (motorised and non-motorised) for the differently abled,
wheelchairs and assistive
devices.

“We hope they would be exempted. We have received representations from
all over India. But the final call is that of GST Council,” Gehlot
said.


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

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Re: [Ai] accessible keyboard for the V I in android?

[soloman s via Ai]

Hello there,
You can  try Blind Accessibility Keyboard with double touch mode.
The app is cost effective  under INR100.
With warm regards
Solomon S
teachs...@gmail.com

On 6/28/17, Rishi Kewalramani via Ai  wrote:
> Hi Friends,
>
> Is there any specific accessible keyboard recommended for V I android
> mobile
> users or do we just go with the default one?
>
> Regards, Rishi
>
>
>
>

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[Ai] Fwd: Anand mela video on you tube

[Mahendra Galani via Ai]

Hi All

sorry for this mail,
this is link of my wife Adina or Adriana Galani
singing in London,
she is from Romania!!
enjoy Hindi music.



Dear Mahendra bhai

Here is you tube video of MRS galani at harrow leisure centre

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[Ai] accessible keyboard for the V I in android?

[Rishi Kewalramani via Ai]

Hi Friends,

Is there any specific accessible keyboard recommended for V I android mobile
users or do we just go with the default one?

Regards, Rishi

 


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Re: [Ai] Read on: Sarva-Siksha Abhiyan recent survey from Uttar Pradesh: Schools force thousands of disabled kids to drop out

[Shashi Surana via Ai]

Hello reema

I am willing to assist the children and schools in agra
Do feel free to write directly for specifics




--- Shashi 
Asst Prof
> On 26-Jun-2017, at 12:25, avinash shahi via Ai 
>  wrote:
> 
> Very troubling findings however unsurprising. It is a harsh reality
> majority of us in the sector knew about it. The behavior of the
> officials in UP is equally horrible towards disabled people.  I'm
> doing an article on disability in Uttar Pradesh and hope the piece
> would find space in any of the 'mainstream' dalies next month. Let me
> mention it plainly though that Media houses in India don't want to
> publish anything piercing critical commentary about the ruling
> establishment. They are habitual to carrying reports of disabled
> people crying/pleading for services from the government. The
> disability sector badly needs a newspaper/television channel which
> would air the voices of those disabled people who reside faraway from
> the dying cities such as delhi/Mumbai. Read the report published in
> the Times of India today.
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/agra/schools-force-thousands-of-disabled-kids-to-drop-out/articleshow/59316140.cms
> 
> 
> AGRA:
> Mamta Kumari,
> her proud parents said, had begun spelling out 'apple' and 'ball' on
> her own by the time she was four. To her poor parents, both of whom
> had never been
> to school, it was nothing short of a miracle. They had great hopes
> from their daughter. And then Mamta developed an eye problem that
> deteriorated rapidly
> , almost blinding her by the time she was 10...In the absence of a
> disabled-friendly classroom and teachers, she dropped out, like the
> thousands of children
> with disabilities who leave studies each year or are forced to remain
> illiterate because there is nothing and nobody to help them...A recent
> Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
> study said that 3,417 disabled children had no access to education in
> Agra alone. There were almost 3,400 such kids in Bareilly , thousand
> each in Bijnor
> and Ironically, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, the national educational
> initiative to help realise universal elementary education policy ,
> says: "Every child with
> special needs should be placed in regular schools with the needed
> support services."
> gest factor contributing to their plight is the near absence of
> special teachers. For example, in the 2,970 primary schools in Agra,
> only
> 37
> special teachers
> report to work. The numbers are even dismal in other districts.
> Besides, there is no hope in the near future for this to be rectified
> as the BEd programme
> for special educators has seen a constant dip in the number of
> applicants in recent years. are quite different, and stark...There is
> no special school
> being run by the state government in a majority of UP districts.
> Though basic education department officials claim disabled students
> are provided admission
> in normal schools and special teachers are assigned the duty to visit
> each primary and junior high school twice a week, special teachers
> hardly manage
> to visit school even once a week, say sources. Also, there is no fixed
> schedule for special classes in normal schools. Even those who get
> enrolled face
> a lot of difficulties in the absence of special provisions and
> eventually drop out.
> ..Simran, 10-year-old daughter of
> Mohammad Rafiq
> who drives an auto-rickshaw, is blind. She was enrolled in a
> government primary school a few years ago but had to drop outbecause
> the teachers there were
> not supportive. "My classmates troubled me regularly . I was only
> listening in a classroom where everyone else looked at the blackboard.
> Finally , when
> I complained to the principal, my teachers asked my parents to put me
> in a special school," she told TOI...Kuldeep Tiwari, Agra district
> coordinator of
> UP 'Education for All' scheme, said "There are 37 special teachers in
> the district with more than 2,900 primary schools. We have appointed
> at least two
> special teachers in each of the 15 development blocks in the district.
> They visit different schools to teach disabled students on a daily
> basis.".
> 
> 
> -- 
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
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Re: [Ai] hi every one

[SPARSH GUPTA via Ai]

Hi,

what competitive exams are you writing? there are audio books for
NCERT available at the NAB Delhi library. I am writing UPSC Civil
Services exam for the last two years, so you can contact me at
sparsh.nls@gmail.com for any assistance.

with regards
Sparsh Gupta

On 6/28/17, Prashanth MN via Ai  wrote:
> You can get the NCERT books from their official website.
>
> On 6/28/17, Santhosh Dhavane via Ai 
> wrote:
>> hello friends I am santhosh dhavane here from karnataka I am focusing
>> towards the competitive exams I need NCERT syllabus so kindly provide
>> me and other than this you can suggest me in any way such as
>> technology and other your valuable suggestion is more appreciable so
>> waiting for your reply and anticipation My mail ID is
>> santhoshdhav...@gmail.com and else contact me @phone 7406411382
>>
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>
> --
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> Francis Bacon
>
> With regards:
> Prashanth MN
> Panchayat Development Officer,
> Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department
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[Ai] The Sage of Love via Telephone – An Audio Book

[Arun dua via Ai]

Love Means never losing hope...He is Pankaj, a creative and innovative guy of 
an engineering college.She is Shikha, a sensation. Her voice is that of a 
nightingale.They fall in love without an eye - contact talk, share everything, 
foresee future...Destiny had something in their fate...This novel takes you to 
a journey of love, romance, Passion, thrill and saturnine events.Thy fate is 
the common fate of all into each life some rain must fall.The thrilling and 
romantic novel has been recorded by Disha NGO at the Disha recording studio; 
and is presented by Sneha Gulati and Dharmesh Meena.Download or click the given 
below link to enjoy  A Saga of Love via Telephone by Pankaj 
pandey.Click: http://ourcivilsociety.com/audio-books-saga-of-love/A K 
Dua+919876727460www.ourcivilsociety.com
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Re: [Ai] Moderator: List guidelines

[Akash Kakkar via Ai]

Absolutely correct points Shankar bro. Truely agreed.
There are many more such incidences and examples of such kinds.
Actually moderation also has some proper guidelines, but, seems that
people are not aware about it.

On 6/28/17, shankar shan via Ai  wrote:
> as I said before, I didnt subscribed for the list.
> I was banned before shifting to new domain.
> when the domain got changed, I got automatic subscription.
>
>
>
> when the moderator does not willing to respect our opinions, then why
> should we follow his guidelines.
>
> Gradually the quality of the list is getting down.
>
> why do the people required 2 different lists.
> today there are 2 different lists, tomorrow it may extend another 2 or 3
> lists.
> when vidya got harassed for asking her number, the moderator doesn’t
> poke his nose into the matter, but, when my friend akash shared about
> the information on audex, he acted strangely and asked him to stop
> posting on the main list.
> For moderators information, even today, many people doesn’t don’t have
> much information about accessindia mobile  list.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 28/06/2017, Austin Pinto via Ai 
> wrote:
>> why no1 wants to follow guidelines?
>>
>> On 6/28/17, Akash Kakkar via Ai 
>> wrote:
>>> You nailed it Shankar!
>>>
>>> On 6/28/17, shankar shan via Ai 
>>> wrote:
 I was unsubscribed from this list long back.
 but, when the domain got changed, automatically subscribed with out my
 prior permission.
 I dont want to follow the guide lines.
 please unsubscribe me from this list.




 On 28/06/2017, shankar shan  wrote:
>  fake guide lines lol
>
> On 28/06/2017, Kotian, H P via Ai 
> wrote:
>>
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Re: [Ai] Moderator: List guidelines

[shankar shan via Ai]

as I said before, I didnt subscribed for the list.
I was banned before shifting to new domain.
when the domain got changed, I got automatic subscription.



when the moderator does not willing to respect our opinions, then why
should we follow his guidelines.

Gradually the quality of the list is getting down.

why do the people required 2 different lists.
today there are 2 different lists, tomorrow it may extend another 2 or 3 lists.
when vidya got harassed for asking her number, the moderator doesn’t
poke his nose into the matter, but, when my friend akash shared about
the information on audex, he acted strangely and asked him to stop
posting on the main list.
For moderators information, even today, many people doesn’t don’t have
much information about accessindia mobile  list.







On 28/06/2017, Austin Pinto via Ai  wrote:
> why no1 wants to follow guidelines?
>
> On 6/28/17, Akash Kakkar via Ai  wrote:
>> You nailed it Shankar!
>>
>> On 6/28/17, shankar shan via Ai 
>> wrote:
>>> I was unsubscribed from this list long back.
>>> but, when the domain got changed, automatically subscribed with out my
>>> prior permission.
>>> I dont want to follow the guide lines.
>>> please unsubscribe me from this list.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 28/06/2017, shankar shan  wrote:
  fake guide lines lol

 On 28/06/2017, Kotian, H P via Ai 
 wrote:
>
> Dear Members of AccessIndia
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Re: [Ai] hi every one

[Prashanth MN via Ai]

You can get the NCERT books from their official website.

On 6/28/17, Santhosh Dhavane via Ai  wrote:
> hello friends I am santhosh dhavane here from karnataka I am focusing
> towards the competitive exams I need NCERT syllabus so kindly provide
> me and other than this you can suggest me in any way such as
> technology and other your valuable suggestion is more appreciable so
> waiting for your reply and anticipation My mail ID is
> santhoshdhav...@gmail.com and else contact me @phone 7406411382
>
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[Ai] Urgent Support Required Please

[Rahul Kelapure via Ai]

Hi Friends,

Would want to know if there are any guidelines, cercular or a
notification for disable employee traveling abroad for official toor
from Central Government or a regulator more specificlly from Ministry
of Finance.

Request an urgent help please.

Thanks and warm regards,

Rahul.

-- 
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+91 9404 123454

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Re: [Ai] Needs Assessment Survey - Violence Against with Disabilities

[sunakshi via Ai]

Dear Vivek,



Thank you for expressing your concern in such an impassioned fashion.



I understand your dismay at the state of affairs regarding women with
disabilities in our society. But we cannot expect changes to happen
overnight, nor can we stop working on the issue even if the changes that we
desire are not immediately forthcoming. You cannot overcome a situation
that has persisted for millennia to change in a go. While it is true that
even the work of even large Ngos in the field of disability is only a drop
in the ocean. It is better to do something than nothing and throw up one's
hands in despair.



We at Center for Women’s Development Studies are researchers, so our
primary objective is bringing forth greater understanding of the prevailing
situation and we are trying to do this through this project. Since it is
true that pure research in the field of disability may not be justified, we
have attached an action component to our research in the form of a legal
literacy toolkit. We cannot, nor do we claim to change the scenario in
foreseeable future but that does not mean that we stop trying in our small
way. We encourage you to participate in this process by filling up the
needs assessment survey form.


Best Regards,

Renu Addlakha

Professor

Centre for Women’s Development Studies

25 Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market)

New Delhi – 110 001

Phone 91-11-23345530/ 23365541

Fax 91-11-23346044

Website: http://www.cwds.ac.in





Regards to you and all the members of Access India.







On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 3:14 PM, vivek doddamani via Ai <
ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:

> Madam, please do not mistake me if my following words hurt you, before
> also several NGOs & research students from various university has
> taken such survey but no solution has been taken till date for the
> disabled womens haressed in their work places & also in public places
> around you & me, recently you had read that a lady Disabled Atheletic
> was not given lower birth in train from Nagpur to Delhi & even in the
> train also nobody exchanged lower birth to her at last she had to
> sleep on floor while coming to Delhi but still no politicians or
> leaders raised this issue in public,, such studies are done only for
> getting Grants & aids from international funds but not actually in
> upliftment of Disabled persons.
>
> On 6/26/17, sunakshi via Ai  wrote:
> > Dear Friend,
> >
> >
> > The Center for Women’s Development Studies (CWDS), New Delhi is engaging
> in
> > an action research project titled ‘Violence against Women and Girls with
> > Physical Disabilities in India: Understanding the Issues and Promoting
> > Legal Empowerment’. Professor Renu Addlakha is the project director of
> this
> > two year research-cum-advocacy project being funded by the South Asia
> > Women’s Fund (SAWF). The project has a two-fold agenda:
> >
> > a. To conduct empirical research on the topic of violence against women
> and
> > girls with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities) in
> India.
> > This work would enter the public domain in the form of presentations at
> > seminars, conferences and publications.
> >
> > b. To develop a legal literacy training manual for empowerment of girls
> and
> > women with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities). This
> > manual would be distributed among NGOs, schools, colleges, corporate and
> > other organisations and institutions engaging with disability issues in
> > different domains of public life in India.
> >
> > As a first step into this work, we are conducting a needs assessment
> survey
> > with critical stakeholders in the disability sector to get an idea of
> their
> > opinion on prevalence and importance of the issue and the need for a
> legal
> > advocacy tool to empower a vulnerable group of the population to access
> > justice.
> >
> >
> >
> > Given your engagement in development sector, we have no doubt that you
> > would participate in this study and we hope to receive your response.
> >
> >
> >
> > Please find the link of the survey at -
> >
> >
> >
> > https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScEImtcJzJJaBZcCpQYFKSn
> MdGoBmxHx4o-Ux2oXnY43zGNvQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
> >
> > We are having some difficulty in making google survey form accessible for
> > Person with Visual Impairment. We have devised following method to
> resolve
> > this technical issue.Firstly, you are required to turn on screen reader
> on
> > your system. It is an in-built facility in Windows and Mac. After screen
> > reader activation process is done, open the attached Word document. Mark
> > your choices by putting X against the given options and filling answers
> > wherever required. Subsequently, mail the completed form to
> r...@cwds.ac.in
> > .
> >
> > Best Regards,
> >
> > Renu Addlakha
> >
> > Professor
> >
> > Centre for Women’s Development Studies
> >
> > 25 Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market)
> >
> > New Delhi – 110 001
> >
> > 

[Ai] hi every one

[Santhosh Dhavane via Ai]

hello friends I am santhosh dhavane here from karnataka I am focusing
towards the competitive exams I need NCERT syllabus so kindly provide
me and other than this you can suggest me in any way such as
technology and other your valuable suggestion is more appreciable so
waiting for your reply and anticipation My mail ID is
santhoshdhav...@gmail.com and else contact me @phone 7406411382

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Re: [Ai] Interview

[r k sarin via Ai]

Don't take easy please, we have also have a lot of alternative and the then 
government was interested to give the leaders one or the other job so that 
the movement becomes unsuccessful. Had I did it, I would have served as a 
lecturer for 36 years which I never preferred and so did many of us.
- Original Message - 
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 

To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



That's why I wrote in my earlier mail: that fire and perseverance is
lacking today. Perhaps in the last 30 years, the cost of sustaining
protest/demonstration has become expensive and today's warriers have
many alternatives than their predecessors.

On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
I do not agree with you Avinash, one of our blind friend spoiled 2 jobs 
for
his personal interest. I know those days when no rotest was allowed in 
Delhi
due to akali movement and we continued the movement under the banner of 
the
Progressive Society for the Sightless Persons and that continued almost 
for
158 days. Our movement has got different implications and different 
impacts.

The issue how to use this situation.
- Original Message -
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



At JNU, the mighty government's crackdown on all types of
protests/demonstration has broke the backbone of the activists. And we
don't have a single blind teacher on the university role. Students are
very concerned about their future in general and blind students are
more worried due to seat/cuts and other challenges they're to face as
blind candidates in the employment market.


On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:

Can you tell me even a single academician of JNU who resisted against
that
appointment? I learnt a lot from Karl Marx who, during his writing of 
Das

Capital, came out of his library and joined various struggles. A real
activist can do it easily. Unfortunately, majority of the disabled
scholars
come from the middle class group and do not wish to declass them for
whatsoever reason they know better, that is why they choose easy way 
and
short cuts. We are afraid of developing new leadership and that is why 
we

have to depend upon old leaders.
- Original Message -
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 10:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



You're right to some extent sir.
I think blind intelligentia in India is a very miniscule community
which consists of different shades of scholars. Many among them lack
elan and perseverance to carry on the battle against the
administration. In India, among blind people Very few are able to
complete Phds and take disability studies and advocacy as their
professional entreprise. We're still at a nascent stage and can hope
that things would become better in the times to come. If we are to
make any impact on the government's approach towards blind people, We
need to have synergy between the NGO sector and the academia. In the
west, disabled academics influence the policies and are taken very
seriously. We should advocate for more disabilities studies programmes
in Indian universities.
On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  
wrote:
Whether we like it or not, I feel that the intelligentsia is 
reluctant

in
joining hands to be the part of pressure tactics to force the
government
to
implement the employment policy for the persons with disability. I 
have

my
red hand experience an wish to share it without caring how all you 
will

feel. Without naming anybody or year, I wish to reveal my interaction
with
the JNU  intellectuals with disabilities. When I asked them why do we
not
aunch a movement against jjnu administration which is not giving the
job
to
the disabled persons, I was told by that group that they were busy in
their
studies and were getting ample fellowship, how could  they launch any
struggle. Similar thing has happened very recently when a post 
reserved

for
the VH was filled by OH, no step whatsoever has been taken. I 
strongly

feel
that, in the name of unity, we are afraid of exposing administration
for
this gross misuse. Be sure, contradictions are always there in any
society
and if we are scared, I am afraid that we may reach anywhere.
Somewhere,
we
have to introspect. Youngsters struggling during seventies and 
eighties

of
the last century were not stupid, they sacrifised their future for 
the

present. But pragmatism and easy going is the key to the 

Re: [Ai] Needs Assessment Survey - Violence Against with Disabilities

[George Abraham via Ai]

This is not fair! Research and studies must be conducted to build up cases for 
advocacy. It is easy for us to point fingers. 

I agree it is sad the way the Railways treated the disabled lady on her journey 
from Nagpur to Delhi. It is truly angering and frustrating. But, it is unfair 
to point fingers and accuse the people who are trying to do something about the 
problem.

Believe me, it is extremely tough to bring about change, specially in massive 
organisations like the Railways. We need to keep plugging away. Many of us 
including myself do nothing about it. Let us not put down people who are trying 
to do something about it. 
-Original Message-
From: Ai [mailto:ai-boun...@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in] On Behalf Of vivek 
doddamani via Ai
Sent: 28 June 2017 15:14
To: Share, empower 
Cc: vivek doddamani
Subject: Re: [Ai] Needs Assessment Survey - Violence Against with Disabilities

Madam, please do not mistake me if my following words hurt you, before
also several NGOs & research students from various university has
taken such survey but no solution has been taken till date for the
disabled womens haressed in their work places & also in public places
around you & me, recently you had read that a lady Disabled Atheletic
was not given lower birth in train from Nagpur to Delhi & even in the
train also nobody exchanged lower birth to her at last she had to
sleep on floor while coming to Delhi but still no politicians or
leaders raised this issue in public,, such studies are done only for
getting Grants & aids from international funds but not actually in
upliftment of Disabled persons.

On 6/26/17, sunakshi via Ai  wrote:
> Dear Friend,
>
>
> The Center for Women’s Development Studies (CWDS), New Delhi is engaging in
> an action research project titled ‘Violence against Women and Girls with
> Physical Disabilities in India: Understanding the Issues and Promoting
> Legal Empowerment’. Professor Renu Addlakha is the project director of this
> two year research-cum-advocacy project being funded by the South Asia
> Women’s Fund (SAWF). The project has a two-fold agenda:
>
> a. To conduct empirical research on the topic of violence against women and
> girls with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities) in India.
> This work would enter the public domain in the form of presentations at
> seminars, conferences and publications.
>
> b. To develop a legal literacy training manual for empowerment of girls and
> women with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities). This
> manual would be distributed among NGOs, schools, colleges, corporate and
> other organisations and institutions engaging with disability issues in
> different domains of public life in India.
>
> As a first step into this work, we are conducting a needs assessment survey
> with critical stakeholders in the disability sector to get an idea of their
> opinion on prevalence and importance of the issue and the need for a legal
> advocacy tool to empower a vulnerable group of the population to access
> justice.
>
>
>
> Given your engagement in development sector, we have no doubt that you
> would participate in this study and we hope to receive your response.
>
>
>
> Please find the link of the survey at -
>
>
>
> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScEImtcJzJJaBZcCpQYFKSnMdGoBmxHx4o-Ux2oXnY43zGNvQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
>
> We are having some difficulty in making google survey form accessible for
> Person with Visual Impairment. We have devised following method to resolve
> this technical issue.Firstly, you are required to turn on screen reader on
> your system. It is an in-built facility in Windows and Mac. After screen
> reader activation process is done, open the attached Word document. Mark
> your choices by putting X against the given options and filling answers
> wherever required. Subsequently, mail the completed form to r...@cwds.ac.in
> .
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Renu Addlakha
>
> Professor
>
> Centre for Women’s Development Studies
>
> 25 Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market)
>
> New Delhi – 110 001
>
> Phone 91-11-23345530/ 23365541
>
> Fax 91-11-23346044
>
> Website: http://www.cwds.ac.in
>


-- 
Vivek Doddamani Ph-9868954833 & 08860410944  skype: vivek.doddamani,
FB: vivek doddamani.  105, Lancer Road, Near Mall Road, Delhi-110054.

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[Ai] Using a Barbie doll, 12-year-old deaf and mute girl explains sexual assault on her

[avinash shahi via Ai]

INDORE: A 12-year-old
deaf and mute rape survivor
 used a doll to narrate the horror that she had to undergo at the
hands of her cousin...Dhar police along with counselors in Indore
recorded the statements
of the minor deaf and mute survivor using a doll on Tuesday...The
incident had left such an impact on the child's mind that she became
quiet and refused
to interact with anyone. Following this, Dhar police contacted Anand
Service Society director Gyanendra Purohit and his wife Monica to
interact with the
minor in sign language...The couple reached the survivor's house in
Kumhar Gaddha area of Dhar and used a doll to record the statements of
the girl...Police
said the girl conveyed the information on what had happened to her by
referring to the private parts of the doll...Initially, the minor, who
was in a state
of shock, did not disclose anything to her family. However, when she
was no longer able to deal with the pain and excessive bleeding, she
confided in her
mother about the incident using sign language..."The girl approached
us along with her mother. Her mother told us that the girl's
19-year-old cousin Omkar,
who was living at her home for summer vacations, had raped her on
finding her alone in the house," Shailendra Singh Jadon, city Kotwali
police station
in-charge told TOI.
Recommended By Colombia.."The girl's parents, who are daily wage
labourers, had gone to work whereas her brothers were at school when
the incident took
place. Omkar allegedly locked the room and raped her. He also
threatened her of dire consequences," Jadon added...While taking to
the counselors, the minor
started putting her hand in the lower apparel of the doll and also
narrated the entire way in which the accused had 'mistreated'
her..."She was not comfortable
in interacting about the incident and so we thought of bringing her a
Barbie doll as a gift. There was also a male doll. She used both the
dolls and showed
us exactly how she was raped," Gyanendra Purohit told TOI..."A case
has been registered and the accused will be arrested at the earliest.
He had fled the
house soon after the girl's mother came to know about the incident,"
said Jadon..
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/indore/using-a-barbie-doll-12-year-old-deaf-and-mute-girl-explains-sexual-assault-on-her/articleshow/59347601.cms

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

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Re: [Ai] accessibility problems with hot star

[Shree Lekha via Ai]

thanks so much for the info. because, i thought i am the only person facing
this problem. i was hoping that there would be some other solution for that
problem.

On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 12:22 PM, Amit Thakur via Ai <
ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:

> I also tryed to use hotstar on iPhone but it's not accessible
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 28-Jun-2017, at 11:58 AM, Krishna Bodawala via Ai  inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
> >
> > I Have Asked Them In There Feed Back Department And They Hotstar Have
> > Said That There App Or Site are Not accessible With Any kind Of screan
> > Reading Softwhare .
> >
> >> On 6/27/17, Shree Lekha via Ai 
> wrote:
> >> hai friends,
> >> i am facing dificulties in pausing, going forward or backward when the
> >> video is playing in hot star websight or apse.
> >> i have updated my adobe flash player.
> >> i have tried both nvda's recent version and jaws 13th version with that
> >> websight. but nothing is working out.
> >> please give me some sollution or suggestion.
> >> with best regards
> >>
> >
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Re: [Ai] Moderator: List guidelines

[Kotian, H P via Ai]

Dear Members of AccessIndia

With the request, what can be posted on the list, do go through the guidelines 
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With new members joining all the time, and with a view to promote healthy 
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Re: [Ai] Interview

[avinash shahi via Ai]

That's why I wrote in my earlier mail: that fire and perseverance is
lacking today. Perhaps in the last 30 years, the cost of sustaining
protest/demonstration has become expensive and today's warriers have
many alternatives than their predecessors.

On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
> I do not agree with you Avinash, one of our blind friend spoiled 2 jobs for
> his personal interest. I know those days when no rotest was allowed in Delhi
> due to akali movement and we continued the movement under the banner of the
> Progressive Society for the Sightless Persons and that continued almost for
> 158 days. Our movement has got different implications and different impacts.
> The issue how to use this situation.
> - Original Message -
> From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
> To: "Share, empower " 
> Cc: "avinash shahi" 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 12:39 PM
> Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview
>
>
>> At JNU, the mighty government's crackdown on all types of
>> protests/demonstration has broke the backbone of the activists. And we
>> don't have a single blind teacher on the university role. Students are
>> very concerned about their future in general and blind students are
>> more worried due to seat/cuts and other challenges they're to face as
>> blind candidates in the employment market.
>>
>>
>> On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
>>> Can you tell me even a single academician of JNU who resisted against
>>> that
>>> appointment? I learnt a lot from Karl Marx who, during his writing of Das
>>> Capital, came out of his library and joined various struggles. A real
>>> activist can do it easily. Unfortunately, majority of the disabled
>>> scholars
>>> come from the middle class group and do not wish to declass them for
>>> whatsoever reason they know better, that is why they choose easy way and
>>> short cuts. We are afraid of developing new leadership and that is why we
>>> have to depend upon old leaders.
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
>>> To: "Share, empower " 
>>> Cc: "avinash shahi" 
>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 10:34 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview
>>>
>>>
 You're right to some extent sir.
 I think blind intelligentia in India is a very miniscule community
 which consists of different shades of scholars. Many among them lack
 elan and perseverance to carry on the battle against the
 administration. In India, among blind people Very few are able to
 complete Phds and take disability studies and advocacy as their
 professional entreprise. We're still at a nascent stage and can hope
 that things would become better in the times to come. If we are to
 make any impact on the government's approach towards blind people, We
 need to have synergy between the NGO sector and the academia. In the
 west, disabled academics influence the policies and are taken very
 seriously. We should advocate for more disabilities studies programmes
 in Indian universities.
 On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
> Whether we like it or not, I feel that the intelligentsia is reluctant
> in
> joining hands to be the part of pressure tactics to force the
> government
> to
> implement the employment policy for the persons with disability. I have
> my
> red hand experience an wish to share it without caring how all you will
> feel. Without naming anybody or year, I wish to reveal my interaction
> with
> the JNU  intellectuals with disabilities. When I asked them why do we
> not
> aunch a movement against jjnu administration which is not giving the
> job
> to
> the disabled persons, I was told by that group that they were busy in
> their
> studies and were getting ample fellowship, how could  they launch any
> struggle. Similar thing has happened very recently when a post reserved
> for
> the VH was filled by OH, no step whatsoever has been taken. I strongly
> feel
> that, in the name of unity, we are afraid of exposing administration
> for
> this gross misuse. Be sure, contradictions are always there in any
> society
> and if we are scared, I am afraid that we may reach anywhere.
> Somewhere,
> we
> have to introspect. Youngsters struggling during seventies and eighties
> of
> the last century were not stupid, they sacrifised their future for the
> present. But pragmatism and easy going is the key to the present day
> disability activists and students engaged in the disability studdy.
> Even
> the
> harsh reaction from any of you is highly appreciable--it will give me
> strength.
> - 

[Ai] quiry about mailing list?

[Naresh Kashyap via Ai]

hi everyone: naresh is this side and hopefully,  you all will be fine
there. I just want to know  what kind of posts  we can send to this
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[Ai] UPSC third ranker in disability fraud row

[avinash shahi via Ai]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/upsc-third-ranker-in-disability-fraud-row/articleshow/59347369.cms

-- 
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Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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Re: [Ai] Interview

[r k sarin via Ai]

I do not agree with you Avinash, one of our blind friend spoiled 2 jobs for 
his personal interest. I know those days when no rotest was allowed in Delhi 
due to akali movement and we continued the movement under the banner of the 
Progressive Society for the Sightless Persons and that continued almost for 
158 days. Our movement has got different implications and different impacts. 
The issue how to use this situation.
- Original Message - 
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 

To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



At JNU, the mighty government's crackdown on all types of
protests/demonstration has broke the backbone of the activists. And we
don't have a single blind teacher on the university role. Students are
very concerned about their future in general and blind students are
more worried due to seat/cuts and other challenges they're to face as
blind candidates in the employment market.


On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
Can you tell me even a single academician of JNU who resisted against 
that

appointment? I learnt a lot from Karl Marx who, during his writing of Das
Capital, came out of his library and joined various struggles. A real
activist can do it easily. Unfortunately, majority of the disabled 
scholars

come from the middle class group and do not wish to declass them for
whatsoever reason they know better, that is why they choose easy way and
short cuts. We are afraid of developing new leadership and that is why we
have to depend upon old leaders.
- Original Message -
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 10:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



You're right to some extent sir.
I think blind intelligentia in India is a very miniscule community
which consists of different shades of scholars. Many among them lack
elan and perseverance to carry on the battle against the
administration. In India, among blind people Very few are able to
complete Phds and take disability studies and advocacy as their
professional entreprise. We're still at a nascent stage and can hope
that things would become better in the times to come. If we are to
make any impact on the government's approach towards blind people, We
need to have synergy between the NGO sector and the academia. In the
west, disabled academics influence the policies and are taken very
seriously. We should advocate for more disabilities studies programmes
in Indian universities.
On 6/28/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
Whether we like it or not, I feel that the intelligentsia is reluctant 
in
joining hands to be the part of pressure tactics to force the 
government

to
implement the employment policy for the persons with disability. I have
my
red hand experience an wish to share it without caring how all you will
feel. Without naming anybody or year, I wish to reveal my interaction
with
the JNU  intellectuals with disabilities. When I asked them why do we 
not
aunch a movement against jjnu administration which is not giving the 
job

to
the disabled persons, I was told by that group that they were busy in
their
studies and were getting ample fellowship, how could  they launch any
struggle. Similar thing has happened very recently when a post reserved
for
the VH was filled by OH, no step whatsoever has been taken. I strongly
feel
that, in the name of unity, we are afraid of exposing administration 
for

this gross misuse. Be sure, contradictions are always there in any
society
and if we are scared, I am afraid that we may reach anywhere. 
Somewhere,

we
have to introspect. Youngsters struggling during seventies and eighties
of
the last century were not stupid, they sacrifised their future for the
present. But pragmatism and easy going is the key to the present day
disability activists and students engaged in the disability studdy. 
Even

the
harsh reaction from any of you is highly appreciable--it will give me
strength.
- Original Message -
From: "avinash shahi via Ai" 
To: "Share, empower " 
Cc: "avinash shahi" 
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2017 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Ai] Interview



It was a good read. Thanks for sharing. I liked Your views on
academia. I wonder how Mr SK Rungta thought that academia offers the
comfort zone for blind people. I respect his view but pity his
observations also. Being in the academia and in the last phase of my
PhD, I can put it plainly that the life is very cruel in academia. Be
it publishing, conducting surveys, taking projects and finding
employment people like me are struggling from pillar to post. 

[Ai] Daily Eyeway Alerts

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1. News-
 Special educators seek filling up of vacancies in CBSE schools.

HYDERABAD: With the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE), for the
second time in two years, issuing a circular stating that schools
affiliated to it must appoint special educators as part of inclusive
education, the Special Educators Forum of India (SEFI) has sent two
representations to the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan and the Navodaya
Vidyalaya Samithi. By a circular which was issued two weeks ago, the board
has once again directed all schools to promote inclusion of students as per
the provisions of the Persons With Disabilities Act 1995 and in conformity
with the National Education Policy. The Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Act, 2016 also mandates inclusive education for children with disabilities
and special needs.  Source:
http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/telangana/2017/jun/27/special-educators-seek-filling-up--of-vacancies-in-cbse-schools-1621268.html

Kerala auto driver’s blind son secures 98% marks in CBSE exams.

Ajay R Raj, a visually impaired student from Thiruvananthapuram, emerged as
the all-India topper in the differently abled category of the CBSE Class
XII board examinations, by scoring 98 per cent marks.

Ajay, a student of the St Thomas Higher Secondary School in the capital,
topped the category with an impressive score of 490 out of 500. The son of
an autorickshaw driver from Kozhikode, Ajay has been suffering from
diminishing eyesight from his fourth standard onwards, caused due to venous
insufficiency. However, he was determined to not let the condition pull him
down in life.
 A student of the humanities group, Ajay used to record all the lectures
from school and store it in his phone and laptop. He would listen to them
whenever he found free time. Ajay had studied at a Malayalam medium school
in Thottipalam up to his Class X, which he had passed with high marks as
well. He then opted for CBSE syllabus at St Thomas HSS, and took to English
medium learning like duck to water.

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Whether you are a novice to NVDA or a
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my latest Hiking Across Horizons blog post titled ‘Top 5 NVDA Tips and
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Commerce) in Rajdhani College, University of Delhi. Qualification: 1. Good
academic record as defined by the university with at least 55% marks (or an
equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) at
the Master's Degree level in a relevant subject from an Indian University,
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[Ai] Youtube link of badalta daur on latest strike by visually impaired students against Madhya Pradesh netraheen kalian sangh

[Radio Udaan via Ai]

Youtube link of badalta daur on latest strike by visually impaired
students against Madhya Pradesh netraheen kalian sangh
https://youtu.be/7ax0Xjk6Xbc

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[Ai] Daily Eyeway Alerts

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1. Jobs-

1. One Post for Visually Impaired as Assistant Professor (Department:
Economics) in Shyam Lal College (Evening), University of Delhi.
Qualification: 1. Good academic record as defined by the university with at
least 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading
system is followed) at the Master's Degree level in a relevant subject from
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must have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by the UGC,
CSIR. (Kindly refer to General Note at the end of this document). NET shall
not be required for such Master's Degree Programmes in disciplines for
which NET or a similar test accredited by the UGC is not conducted.  Apply
Online on college website:  http://as1.du.ac.in/colrec2017/index.php. Last
date 30th June.  More at http://www.eyeway.org/?q=jobs or employment news
of 17th June page no. 23

2. One Post for Visually Impaired as Assistant Professor (Department:
Business Economics) in Aryabhatta College, University of Delhi.
Qualification: 1. Good academic record as defined by the university with at
least 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading
system is followed) at the Master's Degree level in a relevant subject from
an Indian University, or an equivalent degree from an accredited foreign
University. 2. Besides fulfilling the above qualifications, the candidate
must have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by the UGC,
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[Ai] Needs Assessment Survey - Violence Against with Disabilities

[sunakshi via Ai]

Dear Friend,


The Center for Women’s Development Studies (CWDS), New Delhi is engaging in
an action research project titled ‘Violence against Women and Girls with
Physical Disabilities in India: Understanding the Issues and Promoting
Legal Empowerment’. Professor Renu Addlakha is the project director of this
two year research-cum-advocacy project being funded by the South Asia
Women’s Fund (SAWF). The project has a two-fold agenda:

a. To conduct empirical research on the topic of violence against women and
girls with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities) in India.
This work would enter the public domain in the form of presentations at
seminars, conferences and publications.

b. To develop a legal literacy training manual for empowerment of girls and
women with physical disabilities (including sensory disabilities). This
manual would be distributed among NGOs, schools, colleges, corporate and
other organisations and institutions engaging with disability issues in
different domains of public life in India.

As a first step into this work, we are conducting a needs assessment survey
with critical stakeholders in the disability sector to get an idea of their
opinion on prevalence and importance of the issue and the need for a legal
advocacy tool to empower a vulnerable group of the population to access
justice.



Given your engagement in development sector, we have no doubt that you
would participate in this study and we hope to receive your response.



Please find the link of the survey at -



https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScEImtcJzJJaBZcCpQYFKSnMdGoBmxHx4o-Ux2oXnY43zGNvQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

We are having some difficulty in making google survey form accessible for
Person with Visual Impairment. We have devised following method to resolve
this technical issue.Firstly, you are required to turn on screen reader on
your system. It is an in-built facility in Windows and Mac. After screen
reader activation process is done, open the attached Word document. Mark
your choices by putting X against the given options and filling answers
wherever required. Subsequently, mail the completed form to r...@cwds.ac.in
.

Best Regards,

Renu Addlakha

Professor

Centre for Women’s Development Studies

25 Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market)

New Delhi – 110 001

Phone 91-11-23345530/ 23365541

Fax 91-11-23346044

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Re: [Ai] Rajasthan: Now, 3% seats in cinema halls for differently abled

[gatak singh via Ai]

as there will be reserved seats for disabled, we can ask someone where
are the disabled seats and they may help us to locate the seats
easily. hope they will not specify the seat numbers there.

On 6/27/17, Mahendra Galani via Ai  wrote:
> Gatak, but how it would help u to locate your seet?
> At 10:53 AM 6/27/2017 +0530, you wrote:
>>this is a good move. once when I went to watch a movie, they had given
>>us a seat number on the ticket but it was very difficult for us to
>>locate our seats.
>>
>>On 6/26/17, avinash shahi via Ai 
>> wrote:
>> >
>> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jaipur/now-3-seats-in-cinema-halls-for-differently-abled/articleshow/59304300.cms?from=mdr
>> >
>> > --
>> > Avinash Shahi
>> > Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
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Re: [Ai] accessibility problems with hot star

[Amit Thakur via Ai]

I also tryed to use hotstar on iPhone but it's not accessible

Sent from my iPhone

> On 28-Jun-2017, at 11:58 AM, Krishna Bodawala via Ai 
>  wrote:
> 
> I Have Asked Them In There Feed Back Department And They Hotstar Have
> Said That There App Or Site are Not accessible With Any kind Of screan
> Reading Softwhare .
> 
>> On 6/27/17, Shree Lekha via Ai  wrote:
>> hai friends,
>> i am facing dificulties in pausing, going forward or backward when the
>> video is playing in hot star websight or apse.
>> i have updated my adobe flash player.
>> i have tried both nvda's recent version and jaws 13th version with that
>> websight. but nothing is working out.
>> please give me some sollution or suggestion.
>> with best regards
>> 
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Re: [Ai] accessibility problems with hot star

[Krishna Bodawala via Ai]

I Have Asked Them In There Feed Back Department And They Hotstar Have
Said That There App Or Site are Not accessible With Any kind Of screan
Reading Softwhare .

On 6/27/17, Shree Lekha via Ai  wrote:
> hai friends,
>  i am facing dificulties in pausing, going forward or backward when the
> video is playing in hot star websight or apse.
> i have updated my adobe flash player.
> i have tried both nvda's recent version and jaws 13th version with that
> websight. but nothing is working out.
> please give me some sollution or suggestion.
> with best regards
>

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