Re: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired person?

[Yamuna Jivana dasa (Yogan)]

Vedprakash Sharma Wrote:

Do not take such prejudices seriously. Many other groups in society also
experience the same... All those who cannot speak English are backwards. 
... >


Wow I did not know that! Here in India people feel this way generally? And 
here I come from being born outside of India but with former Indian heritage 
roots, and feeling ashamed that I cannot speak Hindi. Just see how 
prejudices can come from both sides! We Indians outside India feel like we 
are low-born because we cannot speak home language.


So back to the topic of blindness, even we blind people feel some prejudices 
towards sighted people: "They talk about me and not to me even in my 
presence because they think I'm less of a human being just because I'm 
blind." But may be sighted people do not feel comfortable only because they 
have never dealt with a blind person before, not that they think we are less 
of a human being. Or may be they do not know how to assume what we might or 
might not understand in a conversation with us living without sight from 
their sighted world, so they would rather not speak to us directly. There's 
just so many possible factors.


Being blind and not speaking a language of the people around us is worse 
because now we are also deaf (being unable to understand the language), dumb 
(because we cannot speak the language), and blind as we are biologically. I 
don't wish this upon my worse enemy, and I ask for your prayers that I will 
find the determination to learn and speak Hindi soon enough to have enough 
courage to pick up the phone and call some of you on this list, just to test 
my limited diction for a conversation with you in Hindi!


Kind regards,

Yamuna Jivana Dasa

-Original Message- 
From: Ajay Minocha

Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2023 7:11 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired 
person?


All depends on our approach towards life and what do we actually want
to see (feel).

On 26/04/2023, vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com  
wrote:

Do not take such prejudices seriously. Many other groups in society also
experience the same. All Rikshaw Walahs are "Bhaiya". All those who cannot
speak English are backwards. And so on.
There goes a saying:
If you dislike something and cannot change it, accept it. If you can make 
a

change in society, carry on.
So we have only two options. Be happy and smile on such persons who are 
full

of prejudices.

-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On
Behalf Of Minar Singh
Sent: 25 April 2023 06:24 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired
person?

Hello everyone,

I feel upset when someone assume something about me because i'm a visually
impaired. oneof my Colleagues said that He assumed that i'm good at 
singing.

I didn't like the way he spoke. Why can't people understand that Visually
impaired people are unique and they can have different choices. Not every
Visually Impaired person would like to sing. I had face a similar issue
while traveling. Sighted guy associted singing with Visually impaired for
begging purpose. I was not alone. I have developed hatred for film songs
because of these experience. I do follow  spiritual music. Is this our
identity in society? I will request everyone to give up singing. We can
change society's perception by educating and using technology for
independent living as much as possible.

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Re: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired person?

['Saravanan K' via AccessIndia]

Well said Sujana. If we are thinking about obstacles, We will get
diverted on our path of attaining success. Let us try to uplift
ourselves rather than thinking the views of others.
There is lot of things to be carried out on our road map. So we are
not having time to bother  about external convergence factors.

On 4/26/23, Sujana Pulipati  wrote:
> Hai Minor,
>
> Hope I address you with the correct name. First, let me ask you one
> question. Are you living for yourself or for this society? Why should
> we give up our interests for this society. If the society couldn't
> understand the talent of visually disable people, it is their problem.
> Why should we bother?Each person will have his own talent despite
> being a normal or with disability.But the disable person will go
> through a lot before acheiving the success. Once we get succeded and
> prove our talent to this society,they will start praising us instead
> of humiliating.
>
> I lost my vision at the age of 32 where at that time I am working as a
> team leader in Corporate sector. Can you even imagine the turboil I
> went through after experiencing such a terrible incident when I was
> building my career. I was in dark for 7 years as I was not aware of
> screen readers and about the privelaeges given by the government.
>
> Later, I come to know about the screen readers and got accustomed to
> the new life. I lost the vision in 2009,where as I started my new life
> in 2017 when I got the job in Govt Sector under VI reservation. I went
> through a lot in the earlier days of my job where every one didn't
> even acknowledge my talent. I proved myself by working on the computer
> and made them realize lack of vision is not a barrier to achieve
> success.
>
> I still face the rejection from them, but who cares. I don't bother
> about their behavior as I am living for myself and for my family. I
> regularly attend the office and try to learn some new things in that
> time using my mobile. Recently I have started writing a novel which is
> my long time dream in Prathilipi App.
>
> Everything is in our hands. If you want to live for yourself, then try
> to enhance your skills in your interests rather that abandoning them
> for this society. We have to fight till we reach the peak of the
> mountain where our success resides.
>
> All the best.
>
> Warm wishes,
>
> Sujana Pulipati
>
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Re: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired person?

[Sujana Pulipati]

Hai Minor,

Hope I address you with the correct name. First, let me ask you one
question. Are you living for yourself or for this society? Why should
we give up our interests for this society. If the society couldn't
understand the talent of visually disable people, it is their problem.
Why should we bother?Each person will have his own talent despite
being a normal or with disability.But the disable person will go
through a lot before acheiving the success. Once we get succeded and
prove our talent to this society,they will start praising us instead
of humiliating.

I lost my vision at the age of 32 where at that time I am working as a
team leader in Corporate sector. Can you even imagine the turboil I
went through after experiencing such a terrible incident when I was
building my career. I was in dark for 7 years as I was not aware of
screen readers and about the privelaeges given by the government.

Later, I come to know about the screen readers and got accustomed to
the new life. I lost the vision in 2009,where as I started my new life
in 2017 when I got the job in Govt Sector under VI reservation. I went
through a lot in the earlier days of my job where every one didn't
even acknowledge my talent. I proved myself by working on the computer
and made them realize lack of vision is not a barrier to achieve
success.

I still face the rejection from them, but who cares. I don't bother
about their behavior as I am living for myself and for my family. I
regularly attend the office and try to learn some new things in that
time using my mobile. Recently I have started writing a novel which is
my long time dream in Prathilipi App.

Everything is in our hands. If you want to live for yourself, then try
to enhance your skills in your interests rather that abandoning them
for this society. We have to fight till we reach the peak of the
mountain where our success resides.

All the best.

Warm wishes,

Sujana Pulipati

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Re: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired person?

[Ajay Minocha]

All depends on our approach towards life and what do we actually want
to see (feel).

On 26/04/2023, vedprakash.sha...@gmail.com  wrote:
> Do not take such prejudices seriously. Many other groups in society also
> experience the same. All Rikshaw Walahs are "Bhaiya". All those who cannot
> speak English are backwards. And so on.
> There goes a saying:
> If you dislike something and cannot change it, accept it. If you can make a
> change in society, carry on.
> So we have only two options. Be happy and smile on such persons who are full
> of prejudices.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On
> Behalf Of Minar Singh
> Sent: 25 April 2023 06:24 PM
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: [AI] Why people make false assumptions about Visually Impaired
> person?
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I feel upset when someone assume something about me because i'm a visually
> impaired. oneof my Colleagues said that He assumed that i'm good at singing.
> I didn't like the way he spoke. Why can't people understand that Visually
> impaired people are unique and they can have different choices. Not every
> Visually Impaired person would like to sing. I had face a similar issue
> while traveling. Sighted guy associted singing with Visually impaired for
> begging purpose. I was not alone. I have developed hatred for film songs
> because of these experience. I do follow  spiritual music. Is this our
> identity in society? I will request everyone to give up singing. We can
> change society's perception by educating and using technology for
> independent living as much as possible.
>
> --
> What’s most important is to put the person first, the disability second
> Because we all are people first.
>
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[Kanchan Pamnani]

BMC should ensure elevators in skywalks for elderly, disabled: HC
swati.deshpa...@timesgroup.com Mumbai : Bombay high court on Monday said
considering the large number of commuters who use skywalks, the BMC must
endeavour to make available all modern facilities in lighting technology
while installing mechanised walkways as well as elevators at both ends of
skywalks for the benefit of senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
The HC disposed of a petition seeking a skywalk in Bandra (East) and
accepted the BMC's submission that restoration work of the skywalk will be
undertaken and completed in 15 months. In future, in all skywalks, the
BMCmust consider the use of technology to make these more sturdy and
beneficial for commuters, ordered the HC bench of Justices Girish Kulkarni
and R N Laddha. The HC noted that the petition by an HC staff-turned-lawyer
K P P Nair, a Bandra resident, had raised an important issued over
non-availability of a foot over bridge connecting the Bandra railway station
on the eastern side towards the Mhada-end leading to the Bandra-Kurla
Complex (BKC). There is only one pavement for commuters to walk from Bandra
railway station towards BKC. This segment faces a junction which has a flow
of heavy traffic as pe-destrians are required to also cross the Western
Express Highway. The pavement is always crowded, said Nair. The HC had last
month observed that commuter safety is paramount and any mishap occurring
due to non-availability of a safe footpath or walkway would amount to a
breach of fundamental rights guaranteed under the Constitution to the
citizens. The HC noted the Central and Western railways as also the Metro
have provided such mechanisms at several railway stations, including
escalators. Asking the BMC to consider it too, the HC said, "Benefits of
modern technology need to be made available to the commuters, to maketheir
commuting life in Mumbai more easier and comfortable. " "We are sure that
such aspects as highlighted by us would be considered and borne in mind by
the MCGM in consultation with all other authorities, so that not only the
proposed skywalk but also all existing skywalks in the city are made ideal,
for their best possible utility, so as to achieve the purpose for which they
are constructed," said the HC. Advocate Karan Bhosale for the BMC said steps
were taken to complete the work of restoration of the skywalk within 15
months of the date of contract. The HC said it was a welcome measure.

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RE: [AI] Banking access outreach campaign for persons with disabilities in collaboration with Union Bank of India

[Rahul Gambhir]

Hello Aman, 
Thanks for writing in and showing your interest in availing Union Bank 
services. 
Regarding the online account opening process, you can fill up the account 
opening form online. Once the form is duly filled you have to visit the branch 
for the document verification. Please visit 
https://icmt.unionbankofindia.co.in/account/AccountOpnVer1.aspx
To apply online for savings bank account.
Team Union Access will get in touch with you Soon, please share your contact 
details with them so that they  can help you to get in touch with the nearest 
branch. 

With regards
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Mobile: 989133
Email: rahul.gambhi...@gmail.com

-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On Behalf 
Of Aman Preet Singh
Sent: Tuesday, 25 April 2023 21:19
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Banking access outreach campaign for persons with 
disabilities in collaboration with Union Bank of India

Hi all! Are you am also interested to open savings account in Union Bank, and 
also want to get Braille debit card. Is it possible that we can apply for it 
online? Thanks.

Sent from my iPhone

> On 25-Apr-2023, at 8:56 PM, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
> 
> Though i don't have any bank account with Union Bank, and i will be
> willing to open one if possible. However   i want a credit card from
> the Union Bank. I am currently not residing in Delhi, how can I be 
> benifitted from this camp or get any special assistance in getting 
> credit card from Union Bank. I have already 15 credit cards  of majour 
> leading banks with out having any bank account with them. therefore 
> kindly provide me contact number of the concerned who could help me in 
> getting me credit card based on my credit history and decent cibil 
> score.
> Is it possible to open Union bank account online? How accessible is that?
> 
>> On 4/25/23, Payal Ki Jhankar  wrote:
>> thanks for that prompt response, Rahul. I have made note of your 
>> number, and will be in touch.
>> bestt
>> Payal
>> 
>>> On 4/25/23, Rahul Gambhir  wrote:
>>> Hello Payal,
>>> 
>>> Please feel free to connect, we will identify the nearest branch to 
>>> your place and get the account opened. you may connect as per your 
>>> convenience on the number given in the signature of this email.
>>> 
>>> With regards
>>> Rahul Gambhir
>>> Mobile: 989133
>>> Email: rahul.gambhi...@gmail.com
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in 
>>>  On Behalf Of Payal Ki Jhankar
>>> Sent: Tuesday, 25 April 2023 13:33
>>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Banking access outreach campaign for persons with 
>>> disabilities in collaboration with Union Bank of India
>>> 
>>> Hi,
>>> This is a wonderful initiative; along with all the fabulous work 
>>> being done by Union Bank to make accessible banking a norm.
>>> I am in Hyderabad, and might need some assistance with opening a 
>>> current account in the near future. who can I get in touch locally for this?
>>> Information will help greatly.
>>> Best
>>> Payal
>>> 
>>> On 4/25/23, NAB Delhi Helpline  wrote:
 Dear list,
 
 National Association for the Blind in association with Union Bank 
 of India is organising a banking access outreach campaign for 
 persons with disabilities at Delhi. This camp is being organised 
 with the support from Anand Singh Samarak Khel Aivam Sanskritik 
 Samiti in the area of Burari, Delhi.
 
 This outreach camp will demonstrate the Union Sparsh Braille Debit 
 card, India’s first debit card with accessibility features and the 
 accessible digital banking services offered by Union Bank of India.
 
 Who can attend?
 Those who wish to avail banking services from Union Bank of India.
 
 I am an existing account holder of Union bank of India; can I 
 attend the camp?
 Yes, you can attend the event to experience and apply for the Union 
 Sparsh debit card or other related banking services.
 
 What all documents are required to attend the event?
 If you wish to open a bank account, then you need to carry 
 following documents (original and 2 copies) for proof of identify 
 and proof of address; Aadhaar card PAN Card Two photographs
 
 What is the minimum amount to be deposited to open a bank account?
 If you need a cheque book, then account will be open with Rs. 1000 
 If you do not require the cheque book facility, then the account 
 can be open with Rs. 500.
 
 What all services will be offered during the camp?
 
 Bank will be offering following services during the camp.
 ·Saving bank account
 ·Current account
 ·Home loan
 ·Vehicle loan
 ·Business loan
 ·Credit card
 ·Term deposits
 ·Sparsh Debit card
 ·Special camp for lodging requests for Union Sparsh Debit Card
 
 Venue:
 
 

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Hi,

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[AI] Making Every Conversation Accessible: Saksham's Social Media Accessibility Competition

[NAB Delhi Helpline]

Dear all,

Have you ever wondered if your friend with visual impairment is able to
enjoy the photos you shared from your recent trip to Goa or laugh at that
oh-so-funny meme that you found? Or how someone with a hearing impairment
may enjoy the stand-up show that just got launched? Well all this and more
is possible and that’s where accessibility and accessible content comes in.
Following some simple rules, one can create and receive content on social
media platforms in their preferred format. The next time you put a
photograph add an ‘alt-text’ describing the photo and a screen reader (an
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[AI] AccessIndia convention recording upload- session on Dr. Charudutta Jadav

[Harish Kotian]

Hi

This time we dive into the life of Dr. Charudutta Jadav who has been a 
source of inspiration in reaching great heights despite loosing his sight.



The link to the channel is:


https://www.youtube.com/@Access_India


Direct url:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77hLKwlJWck=1s





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Harish Kotian


On 10/04/2023 10:26, Harish Kotian wrote:

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Dr. Priti Sharma walks us through a session of yoga.


I have now uploaded the fifth video from the AI convention.


The link to the channel is:

https://www.youtube.com/@Access_India




direct link of the video:https://youtu.be/2IgN_braWZ8






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Harish Kotian


On 03/03/2023 22:43, Harish Kotian wrote:


Hi

Today I uploaded the second video on Major General Ian Cardozo in 
conversation with Kanchan Pamnani on the convention theme 
"TRANSFORMATION THROUGH CONSOLIDATION"


 The link is:https://www.youtube.com/@Access_India

Harish Kotian


On 25/02/2023 18:57, Harish Kotian wrote:


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As requested, we were able to get some of the recordings of the 
convention.


I shall keep posting at the convention playlist on Youtube.

 The link is:https://www.youtube.com/@Access_India

The first video is about Kiran Kaja introducing AccessIndia at 
the convention.


Harish Kotian





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Re: [AI] Job Alert

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We don't seem to find the page you are looking for.

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