Re: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India

[Prashant Ranjan Verma]

Dear Pranav,
As you know, these devices are not something people must have. they are for
those who want to   try out new things and get that little extra
convenience.
some good uses are:

Keep telling these devices to add things to your to do or shopping list. You
can ask them to read out the lists anytime or else you can also check them
in your mobile when you are in the market.  Being able to do this totally
hands-free is certainly a convenience.

Set reminders or alarms just by talking.

Ask for weather, news or information. Tinkering with the touch screens for
everything is sometimes a pain and the process is not as quick.

Listen to music or radio in good quality. for example many blind people
would like to  ask Alexa to play BBC Hindi  from the bed in the morning. You
can leave it playing ambient sounds during the day such as instrumental
music, ocean sounds, flute etc. 

Do lots of fun things: you can ask Alexa to tell you jokes, stories, weird
things, play games etc.

Useful for entertaining and informing children: From nursery rhymes to
science and maths questions, it can  really amuse children.

Senior citizens may like to use it, there are no touch screens or buttons to
learn. the downside is that they are working only in English.

You can have high quality hands free calls between Alexa devices. For
example, if you buy Amazon echo you could ask Alexa to call me and we could
talk using these speakers. I can also take the call in my Alexa mobile app
when I am not at home. 

thanks,
Prashant


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Subject: Re: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India

Prashant,

What are your use cases for the amazon echo and or google home?

Pranav





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Re: [AI] New Railway Concession Certificate Wanted.

[Mohit Gupta]

hi amiyo
sent space link not working on my side. please send me new format
through individual mail.

On 4/9/18, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
> Well, Bhawani Shankar Varma of our list has sent it as an attachment. I have
>
> uploaded it on sendspace for you all at
> https://www.sendspace.com/file/rmrgns
>
> With best regards
> Amiyo Biswas
> Cell: 9433464329
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa" 
> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
>
> the disabled." 
> Sent: Monday, April 9, 2018 2:35 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] New Railway Concession Certificate Wanted.
>
>
>> Dear all
>> I come across about it in news sometime in January-February. If I
>> recollect rightly, the major change is that the indian railway has
>> changed the nomenclature from viklang to Divyang in the concession
>> form.
>> But where and when it will be available in public domain is obscure.
>>
>> Regards
>> Leikhu
>> 
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>> On 4/9/18, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>>> The form is reported to have come in February this year.
>>>
>>> With best regards
>>> Amiyo Biswas
>>> Cell: 9433464329
>>>
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: "Amar Jain" 
>>> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerning
>>>
>>> the disabled." 
>>> Sent: Monday, April 9, 2018 7:15 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] New Railway Concession Certificate Wanted.
>>>
>>>
 Amiyo da, are you referring to the format issued in July 2015 by any
 chance? To the best of my information and knowledge, this was the last
 revised format.

 Sent from my iPhone

> On 09-Apr-2018, at 7:23 AM, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> A railway counter  has told a vi passenger to produce concession
> certificate in the new form issued last February. I could not find it
> on
>
> google search. Can anyone send it to me or better the link to the
> page?
>
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Re: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India

[pranav.lal]

Prashant,

What are your use cases for the amazon echo and or google home?

Pranav





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Re: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India

[Prashant Ranjan Verma]

I have both Amazon Echo and Google Home. 
At this time, there are more Indian services on Amazon probably because it
has been in the market for some time already. 

As of today I would advise people to go for Amazon Echo. I think both of
them will be close competitors. 
Accessibility wise there is no challenge. The build quality and sound is
very good.

thanks,
Prashant 


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Sent: 12 April 2018 10:09
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
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Subject: Re: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India

Both are smart speakers which means they have the Assistant built in. So you
can talk to them and ask questions, ask it to do things like alarms,
reminders, timers, etc. Also plays music, radio stations, podcasts, etc.

The smart sound technology which adjusts the sound based on the acoustics of
the room is only available in the premium speaker Google Home Max. That one
isn't sold outside the US at the moment.

There are a bunch of reviews on the web. For accessibility, the Google Home
app is fully accessible. You need that to setup the device. You can also
turn on mic beeps from the device settings on the Google Home app. Other
than that, it is a pretty accessible device as it is all eyes-free
interface...

On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 11:16 PM Kotian, H P  wrote:

> Hi Kiran
> Perhaps you could give more insight on the features, accessibility, 
> its power output etc. I am sure you would have used it extensively.
> I understand, it automatically adjusts the audio settings depending 
> the accostics of the room. It has Google assistant  etc.
> Does it have a Line-in jack? What about radio and recording facility?
>
>  Someone told me that the Caravan music player which has thousands of 
> old Hindi songs is backed by Google. I don't know of its authenticity.
>
> Maybe you can throw light on it too.
> Harish.
>
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 9:02 PM
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> concerning the disabled. 
> Subject: [AI] Google Home and Google Home Mini available in India
>
> I thought some of you might be interested in knowing that the Google 
> smart speakers are now officially available in India. Google Home and 
> Google Home Mini can be ordered via Flipkart and come with a 6 month 
> free subscription to Google Play Music. Hindi support coming soon.
>
> https://www.flipkart.com/google-home-mini-launch-store
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Re: [AI] Shalini Nair reports: "Disabled barred from Haj as they may go and beg, Centre tells Delhi High Court"

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa]

Dear all
In this context I would like to bring to your attension to the
following news item and lets ask the authority concerned about what
generalisation can be drawn by taking cue from the assumption that
there is high possibility of PWD Hajj pilgrimage begging.

Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang smuggles gold by becoming Haj pilgrims

Virendrasingh Ghunawat
Mumbai
May 11, 2017UPDATED 17:09 IST




https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/rampur-gang-gold-amuggling-haj-pilgrims-uttar-pradesh-976516-2017-05-11

Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket. (Image for representation)
Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket. (Image for representation)
Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket, and bringing in gold from Saudi Arabia by posing as
Haj pilgrims, investigators have found.
"Village Tanda in UP is now known for producing gold carriers for the
syndication. These carriers are sent to Jeddah as a Haj Pilgrim and
while returning they bring back smuggled gold on the direction of
organised gang," a custom official told India Today.
On May 7, the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Mumbai Customs got a tip
from an informer that a group of 23 people arriving from Jeddah were
bringing smuggled gold with them. That night, custom officials
arrested 21 passengers for smuggling almost 6 kg gold worth Rs 1.70
crore. They had concealed 112 pieces of gold bars inside the caps of
the water bottles.
Then, on Wednesday night, the AIU of Delhi Customs arrested three more
Rampur gang members, all belonging to Tanda village, with smuggled
pieces of gold at Delhi airport.
A probe has revealed that this "Rampur Gang" is quite active in gold
smuggling racket in India. Sources told India Today that all the
accused were "Haj Pilgrims," from Tanda village in Uttar Pradesh's
Rampur district.
This was one of the rarest gold smuggling cases for Indian
investigative officers. In earlier cases AIU has arrested one or two
persons from Tanda village, but never in such big numbers.
Based on statements by the accused, investigators have found all 21
accused were recruited by one single man, who is an old hand in gold
smuggling. The accused is into supply of carriers for gold smugglers,
and charges a commission of Rs 10,000-15,000 per person, per
assignment.
"We cannot disclose the name of the mastermind behind Rampur Gang, as
the case is still under investigation. But this person was taking
orders of smuggling consignment from a few Delhi-based handlers,
especially those who are at the front end of pyramid, dealing with
jewellers and bullion traders," an official said.
Sources confirmed that after landing at Mumbai International Airport,
all the accused "Haj Pilgrims" were scheduled to board a connecting
flight to Delhi. "The entire smuggled gold was to be given to few
Delhi based gold handlers," the official said.
For further investigation and subsequent arrest of these handlers, all
21 accused have been summoned by Mumbai Customs next week. "We have
informed the custom officials in Uttar Pradesh to make a visit to
Tanda village, examine the situation and take required action," the
official said.



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On 4/12/18, avinash shahi  wrote:
> How disgusting. There should be an all round condemnation of such mean
> assumption by the Centre about prospective people with disabilities'
> haj  goers.
> http://indianexpress.com/article/india/disabled-muslims-barred-from-haj-as-they-may-go-and-beg-centre-tells-delhi-high-court-5133802/
> THE CENTRE has said that differently-abled people have been barred
> from going for Haj “in view of instances of many such people indulging
> in begging, which
> is strictly prohibited in Saudi Arabia”.
>
> In an affidavit filed in the Delhi High Court, the Union Ministry of
> Minority Affairs has said that the “screening” was advised by the
> Consulate General
> of India (CGI) in Jeddah in 2012. The case came up for hearing on Wednesday.
>
> Incidentally, Saudi Arabia imposes no such ban, but has, in fact,
> enhanced facilities for the elderly and differently-abled.
>
> The ministry was responding to a notice served by a bench of Acting
> Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Hari Shankar on a petition
> challenging the new
> Haj Policy 2018-2022, which bars differently-abled people from
> undertaking the pilgrimage through the Haj Committee of India. The
> petitioner, Gaurav Kumar
> Bansal, a 

Re: [AI] Fwd: Govt Defending a Discriminatory Haj Policy

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa]

Dear all
In this context I would like to bring to your attension to the
following news item and lets ask the authority concerned about what
generalisation can be drawn by taking cue from the assumption that
there is high possibility of PWD Hajj pilgrimage begging.

Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang smuggles gold by becoming Haj pilgrims

Virendrasingh Ghunawat
Mumbai
May 11, 2017UPDATED 17:09 IST




https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/rampur-gang-gold-amuggling-haj-pilgrims-uttar-pradesh-976516-2017-05-11

Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket. (Image for representation)
Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket. (Image for representation)
Uttar Pradesh's Rampur gang is actively participating in a gold
smuggling racket, and bringing in gold from Saudi Arabia by posing as
Haj pilgrims, investigators have found.
"Village Tanda in UP is now known for producing gold carriers for the
syndication. These carriers are sent to Jeddah as a Haj Pilgrim and
while returning they bring back smuggled gold on the direction of
organised gang," a custom official told India Today.
On May 7, the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Mumbai Customs got a tip
from an informer that a group of 23 people arriving from Jeddah were
bringing smuggled gold with them. That night, custom officials
arrested 21 passengers for smuggling almost 6 kg gold worth Rs 1.70
crore. They had concealed 112 pieces of gold bars inside the caps of
the water bottles.
Then, on Wednesday night, the AIU of Delhi Customs arrested three more
Rampur gang members, all belonging to Tanda village, with smuggled
pieces of gold at Delhi airport.
A probe has revealed that this "Rampur Gang" is quite active in gold
smuggling racket in India. Sources told India Today that all the
accused were "Haj Pilgrims," from Tanda village in Uttar Pradesh's
Rampur district.
This was one of the rarest gold smuggling cases for Indian
investigative officers. In earlier cases AIU has arrested one or two
persons from Tanda village, but never in such big numbers.
Based on statements by the accused, investigators have found all 21
accused were recruited by one single man, who is an old hand in gold
smuggling. The accused is into supply of carriers for gold smugglers,
and charges a commission of Rs 10,000-15,000 per person, per
assignment.
"We cannot disclose the name of the mastermind behind Rampur Gang, as
the case is still under investigation. But this person was taking
orders of smuggling consignment from a few Delhi-based handlers,
especially those who are at the front end of pyramid, dealing with
jewellers and bullion traders," an official said.
Sources confirmed that after landing at Mumbai International Airport,
all the accused "Haj Pilgrims" were scheduled to board a connecting
flight to Delhi. "The entire smuggled gold was to be given to few
Delhi based gold handlers," the official said.
For further investigation and subsequent arrest of these handlers, all
21 accused have been summoned by Mumbai Customs next week. "We have
informed the custom officials in Uttar Pradesh to make a visit to
Tanda village, examine the situation and take required action," the
official said.



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On 4/12/18, ramseena pp  wrote:
> My colleague, who is wheel chair user, went to Umra and she never felt
> any discrimination, rather, all facilities were given including
> seperate line for the holly circling.
>
> Renuka.,
> Asst. Registrar,
> ICT Centre for the Visually Challenged,
> CH Muhammed Koya Library,
> University of Calicut.
>
> On 4/12/18, Sruti disAbility Rights Centre  wrote:
>> -- Forwarded message --
>> From: National Platform For The Rights of the Disabled 
>> Date: 12 April 2018 at 11:49
>> Subject: Govt Defending a Discriminatory Haj Policy
>> To:
>>
>>
>>
>> April 12, 2018
>>
>>
>>
>> *Press Statement*
>>
>>
>>
>> The National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled is appalled at the
>> contents of the affidavit filed by the Union Ministry for Minority Affairs
>> in the Delhi High Court in a case challenging the new Haj Policy that
>> virtually bars certain categories of disabled persons from undertaking the
>> Haj.
>>
>>
>>
>> In its attempt to defend a policy that is outright discriminatory, the
>> government is portraying the entire disabled community as beggars. This is
>> demeaning and an out-and-out abuse, which has to be squarely 

[AI] Coimbatore: Nivedha Selvam reports: Smart white canes are of little use on city roads, say users

[avinash shahi]

COIMBATORE: The smart white canes distributed by the state government
for blind people were of little use in the city roads, say
beneficiaries..In 2016,
the state government distributed smart canes that guide the users in
identifying obstacles within 3km of radius and alert the users using
ultrasonic sensors
with vibrations...Though the smart canes were distributed in a few
districts including
Dharmapuri
and
Tiruvannamalai
 since 2016, officials in Coimbatore district started distributing the
canes only a couple of months ago. Only a few hundred beneficiaries
have received
the canes so far...“The state government has been ensuring to give the
canes only to those who are either working or doing business,” said
T Sadasivam,
coordinator of
National Federation of Blind
 (NFB). Only after submitting the proof of employment, they would be
entitled to get the cane, he said, adding that the beneficiaries were
entitled to
get equipment assistance once in three years..
Recommended By Colombia.Most of the beneficiaries are using the smart
cane like an ordinary one as they miss the vibrating signals in the
current city
traffic congestions, he said...“We don’t know when the canes would run
out of battery as sensors would function only for three hours despite
charging it
for more than seven hours,” said S
Shanmugam,
a beneficiary from the
Tamil Nadu Association
 for the Rights of All Types of Differently Abled and Caregivers
(TNRATDAC)...“The cane vibrates when there is an obstacle. But we
don’t know how big the
obstacle is and in which direction it is located and how far it is
from us,” he said, explaining that the cane would vibrate even the
obstacle is a stone
or a vehicle...The cane has two switches – one for enabling vibration
and the other to enable sound – but the sound switch does not work in
any of canes,
Shanmugam said adding that that there was no description on how to use
it, even, in the catalogue book...
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/smart-white-canes-are-of-little-use-on-city-roads-say-users/articleshow/63738475.cms

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




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[AI] regarding solving capcha

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On 4/13/18, avinash shahi  wrote:
> A children’s movie Netraheen Sakshi (The Blind Witness) was screened
> at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum here on Thursday. The movie was
> screened under
> the regular film screenings of the tribal museum ‘Ullas’.
> http://www.dailypioneer.com/state-editions/bhopal/movie-netraheen-sakshi-screened-at-tribal-museum.html
> The movie is based on the life of a blind boy who can actually
> identify people correctly through their voices. But, what he witnesses
> formed rest of the
> story. The movie is directed by Nabendu Ghosh and features, Beena
> Bannerjee, Alok Nath and Manisha Patel in lead roles.
>
> 13 year old Ram maybe blind but he has an uncanny ability to identify
> people by their voices and footsteps. One day Ram hears gun shots
> fired at his neighbours
> place and hears two people run out and identifies them. He tells the
> police who laugh at the idea of a blind witness. So does a private
> investigator.
>
> Without being disheartened, Ram decides to play a detective himself.
> This lands him in trouble as the goons now target Ram. Can a blind boy
> protect himself
> from a criminal gang out to get him while at the same time solve a
> murder mystery all by himself?
>
> One of Bengali literature’s progressive shining stars, Nabendu Ghosh
> has written dozens of novels, short story collection and stories and
> screenplays for
> some of Indian cinemas most popular films. Among the acclaimed films
> he has written screenplays for, include ‘Sujata’, ‘Bandini’, ‘Devdas’,
> ‘Majhli Didi’,
> ‘Abhimaan’ and ‘Teesri Kasam’. He has worked with some of the greatest
> directors of the country including Bimal Roy, Hrishikesh Mukherjee,
> Basu Bhatacharya
> and Satyen Bose. He has also directed four films including ‘Trishagni’
> which won the National Award for Best Film in 1989.
>
>
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Re: [AI] Railway ticket booking

[Sonu Golkar]

I use to book regularly ticket online through card, please contact me at
8963934893. Will let you know the procedure.
Ank you

Regards

Sonu

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
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Sent: Friday, April 13, 2018 10:56 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
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Subject: Re: [AI] Railway ticket booking

Hello Aravind,

Recently  I also have tried, but getting same MSG. finally I booked my
ticket in railway counter.

I talked to customer care, they unable to answer my query

On 4/8/18, Aravind Aralaguppe  wrote:
> Hi friends today I tried to book railway ticket from online using the
smart
> card but I am unable to book the ticket although I entered all the details
> perfectly it is showing that unable to perform please contact customer
care
> is there anyone on this list recently booked the ticket using smart card
> please tell me the procedure thank you
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[AI] Bhopal: Movie ‘Netraheen Sakshi’ screened at Tribal Museum

[avinash shahi]

A children’s movie Netraheen Sakshi (The Blind Witness) was screened
at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum here on Thursday. The movie was
screened under
the regular film screenings of the tribal museum ‘Ullas’.
http://www.dailypioneer.com/state-editions/bhopal/movie-netraheen-sakshi-screened-at-tribal-museum.html
The movie is based on the life of a blind boy who can actually
identify people correctly through their voices. But, what he witnesses
formed rest of the
story. The movie is directed by Nabendu Ghosh and features, Beena
Bannerjee, Alok Nath and Manisha Patel in lead roles.

13 year old Ram maybe blind but he has an uncanny ability to identify
people by their voices and footsteps. One day Ram hears gun shots
fired at his neighbours
place and hears two people run out and identifies them. He tells the
police who laugh at the idea of a blind witness. So does a private
investigator.

Without being disheartened, Ram decides to play a detective himself.
This lands him in trouble as the goons now target Ram. Can a blind boy
protect himself
from a criminal gang out to get him while at the same time solve a
murder mystery all by himself?

One of Bengali literature’s progressive shining stars, Nabendu Ghosh
has written dozens of novels, short story collection and stories and
screenplays for
some of Indian cinemas most popular films. Among the acclaimed films
he has written screenplays for, include ‘Sujata’, ‘Bandini’, ‘Devdas’,
‘Majhli Didi’,
‘Abhimaan’ and ‘Teesri Kasam’. He has worked with some of the greatest
directors of the country including Bimal Roy, Hrishikesh Mukherjee,
Basu Bhatacharya
and Satyen Bose. He has also directed four films including ‘Trishagni’
which won the National Award for Best Film in 1989.


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




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