[Ai] Coaching Regarding RBI GRB Exam

[Sana Samad via Ai]

Hai. I hope every one is fine there. I am Sana here. I am in 2nd year
of MBA. In 2018 I am planning to give RBI GRB exam. I reside in Delhi.
Although I have taken CAT coaching but I face difficulty in Quant and
LRDI section. I have started studying Finance and Management portion.
I will study GK from GK Today. I am not able to figure out from where
should I study Economic and Social Issue portion. Education IQ
provides pen drive course for both phases. Lectures are in vedio form.
Should I buy it or not. Can someone tell from where should I do RBI
GRB coaching. Does Enable India provide coaching of RBI GRB or provide
tutorials. I am comfortable even with online coaching or course. My
aim is to build command on Quant and LRDI and to have a fair idea on
what to study and how to study. This will also help me in giving other
competitive exams as well. Since time is less so I want to start
preparation ASAP. I hope you will help and guide me. Eagerly waiting
for your reply.
 Regards
   Sana Samad
Email Id: sanasamad...@gmail.com
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[Ai] books on research methods for english studies request

[soloman s via Ai]

Hello all,
I am in dire need of books for researchers in  Literatures in English.
I will be grateful for a copy  all/any of the following books in
E-format.
RESEARCH METHODS IN ENGLISH  Sinha
RESEARCH METHODS FOR ENGLISH STUDIES ed. Gabrielle Griffin
PRINCIPLES OF  TEXTUAL CRITICISM by thorp
 THE SCHOLAR-CRITIC: AN INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY STUDIES by F.W. Bateson
MLA HANDBOOK FOR WRITERS OF RESEARCH PAPERS 7th edn.
Thanks for your help.
With warm regards
Solomon S
teachs...@gmail.com
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Re: [Ai] A pen for text reading

[sona Equality is our goal via Ai]

Hi friends
one of my colleague have also  told me about this pen. hopefully it
could be a encouraging news for each of us.

On 9/2/17, Mohit Gupta via Ai  wrote:
> Dear friends,
> I have read in danik bhasker on 29th august that:
> In the book fair in pragati madan in new delhi, there is a stall of
> foreign  company which have a pen. This pen reads books for visually
> impaired and its cost is around 2.
> In the newspaper company  anme and device name haven't mentioned. May
> anyone know about it?
>
> --
> Thanks and Regards,
> Mohit Gupta.
> Rajasthan.
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[Ai] Abilities Redefined - Forty Life Stories of Courage and Accomplishment

[Arun Kumar Dua via Ai]

Dear friends Disha NGO – The Harbinger of Social Change and Development is
glad to present the Audio version of the compilation of short biographical
notes on Forty Blind Achievers; which include many on this mailing list
like: Pranav Lal, Kanchan Pamnani, Geethavani Shamanna, Garimella
Subramaniam, L. Subramani, Nafisa Parvez Buhariwala, Parimala Vishnu Bhat,
S. Tarsem and our own Harish KumarP.Kotian – Moderator of Access India
mailing list; besides several others. The compilation was published by the
All India Confederation of Blind during its silver jubilee.

The book – is edited by Mukta Aneja & Eyeway Team

Editorial Board: A.K. Mittal -- Consulting Editor: J.L. Kaul, George
Abraham -- Editors

Audio Presentation by: Shivangi Sharma and Rani Kochar

To Download and Play click the link:
http://ourcivilsociety.com/audio-books-abilities-redefined-fourty-life-stories-of-courage-and-accomplishment/
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Re: [Ai] Campaign for accessible Indian currency for the blind, sharing ready made letters for you

[Raju Waghmare via Ai]

dear all
we disabilitty rights initaitive ready to help in legal matter up to
suprim court
so please let us know.

On 9/2/17, Sana Samad via Ai  wrote:
> Will definately mail the letter to authorities. But I am unable to
> find the link of letter. Please send it so that I can download it and
> do the neatfull.
> Regards
> Sana Samad
>
> On 9/1/17, Blind Graduates' Forum of India (BGFI) via Ai
>  wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> You must have noted the mail from Blind Graduates Forum of India on
>> the action plan to make a unified effort for accessible Indian
>> currency for the blind. Thank you for your suggestions and interest.
>> Here is the first step, which is sensitizing the Indian leadership for
>> which all of us can contribute. Remember the authorities are likely to
>> consider only if they receive hundreds of letters and mails.
>> Therefore, it is essential that all of us as individuals and
>> organizations contribute by investing a few valuable minutes.
>>
>> To make it simple for you, we have drafted 3 letters (one each for
>> Prime minister, Prime minister’s Office and RBI Governor). It is all
>> ready made for you to use. Please follow the below mentioned steps:
>> 1.   Download the zip file which has 3 letters from the link given below
>> 2.   Ad / type your name and credentials at the end of each of the letters.
>> 3.   Take a printout and remember to put your signatures on all the letters.
>> 4.   Send the letters to the three postal address provided below.
>> 5.   Copy the content of the letter and send separate emails to the
>> email IDs and grievance link provided below.
>>
>> Here is the link to download the letters:
>>
>>
>> Below are the 3 postal addresses:
>> 1.   Honorable Prime Minister of India
>> 7 Race Course Road
>> New Delhi-110011.
>>
>> 2.   Honorable Prime Minister of India
>> Web Information Manager
>> South Block, Raisina Hill
>> New Delhi-110011.
>>
>> 3.   Dr. Urjit R Patel
>> Governor
>> Reserve Bank of India
>> Shaheed Bhaghatsingh Road
>> Mumbai-41.
>>
>> Apart from sending the letter by post, it is essential also to send
>> the request by mail. The mails can also be used as evidence in the
>> court to prove that the blind people across the country need
>> accessible Indian currency, in case required. So it will be good if
>> you could mark BGFI in CC for records.
>>
>> Below are the email IDs:
>> 1.   RBI
>> urjitpa...@rbi.org.in, gover...@rbi.org.in
>> Copy the mail to BGFI on
>> contact.b...@gmail.com
>>
>> 2.   Prime minister’s Office
>> conn...@mygov.nic.in
>> CC the mail to BGFI on
>> contact.b...@gmail.com
>>
>> 3.   Send your message as grievance to the Prime minister by pasting the
>> letter content in the below online form. This is also monitered
>> separately.
>> http://www.pmindia.gov.in/en/interact-with-honble-pm/
>>
>>
>> Feel free to change the content of the letters if you wish to
>> improvise. Let us know in case of any queries or issues with the
>> links. Will appreciate if you could drop us a line if you manage to
>> successfully send the letters.
>>
>> We are the best people who can raise the issue and sensitize the
>> authorities, isn’t it? Shall we do it together then?
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Blind Graduates Forum of India.
>>
>>
>> On 8/30/17, Blind Graduates' Forum of India (BGFI)
>>  wrote:
>>> Dear All,
>>>
>>> The new currency notes of Rs. 50, Rs. 200 and Rs. 500 are not
>>> accessible for the blind. This will make our daily living more
>>> challenging. We would need to sensitize authorities and masses and
>>> work with them to come up with accessible Indian currency. Blind
>>> Graduates Forum of India team has initiated a few actions. Many
>>> campaigns have failed as very few people talk about it and write to
>>> authorities and hence we would need to unite to make it happen.
>>>
>>> Below are the problems identified and an action plan, would need your
>>> contribution, suggestions and leadership to have a sustained effort on
>>> this.
>>>
>>> Problems identified:
>>> •   Length of all the new notes is the same, which
>>> Increases difficulty to identify and count the notes. The only way for us
>>> to
>>> identify is by feeling the length and breadth of the notes on our
>>> hands.
>>>  •   The variation between the new Rs. 50 note and Rs. 10 note is
>>> just 3 MM. Also the variation between the new Rs. 50 note and the new
>>> Rs. 200 note is just 4 MM, which is extremely difficult for people
>>> with visual impairment to perceive.
>>> •   The bleed lines on all the relevant notes including the new
>>> Rs. 50, Rs. 200, Rs. 500 and Rs. 2000 are of no help in identifying
>>> the notes. It is also not a practical solution to count bundles of
>>> notes. An average blind person cannot feel the bleed lines readily and
>>> they get blurred with repeated use.
>>> •   Coexistence of old and new currencies makes it very complex to

[Ai] Benita Chacko reports in the Indian Express: Sparsh Vinayak: An idol for visually challenged to touch and feel

[avinash shahi via Ai]

Amol Karche gently moved his hand over the Ganesh idol in front of him
as he felt the form and shape of the deity. The 22-year-old visually
impaired cricketer
was at Sparsh Vinayak pandal specially designed for people like him.
Launched by TATA Nx, the pandal at Growels Mall in Kandivali has a
specially crafted
three-and-a-half-feet idol with tactile sensory aid to help the
visually challenged touch and feel their Ganpati Bappa.

“Until today, I had only heard from friends and family how Bappa looks
like. But today, I myself felt him from the ‘mukut’ to his feet and
can visualise
him. It is very different to hear about something and feel it
yourself,” said Karche, who, along with Swapnil Wagh, Sunil Rathod and
a few other members
of the World Cup-winning India National Blind Cricket Team, was
invited to conduct the morning aarti on Friday.

‘The Unseen Idol’ was specially made by an Raj Baide, an artist based
in Chembur, using materials like cotton, nylon and wax to provide
tactile aids for
the visually challenged. Nylon ropes were also used for the decor.

“When we celebrate Ganeshotsav every year, a significant section of
our society cannot be a part of it. Generally, people are not
encouraged to touch the
idol. That is when we decided to create the first ever blind-friendly
Ganpati idol. Ganeshotsav is an inclusive festival and everybody
should be able to
participate,” said Aniket Sharma, Managing Partner, 121 Experiences,
who was behind the idea of the unique pandal.

Organised in association with the Eye Bank Association of India, the
National Association for the Blind and the Cricket Association of the
Blind, the organisers
reached out to all blind schools in the city to ensure maximum
participation by the visually challenged. Through the pandal, they
also aimed at increasing
awareness regarding eye donation and have already received 1.3 lakh
pledges from people to donate their eyes.

The organisers do not plan to immerse the idol at the end of the
11-day celebrations, and instead will donate it to an NGO for the
blind. “We will donate
the idol to an NGO that works for the blind so that more people can
come forward to experience it and more people are made aware about
it,” said Sharma.

Dr Arup Basu, President, New Businesses and Innovation Centre, Tata
Chemicals Limited, said the Sparsh Vinayak campaign has been specially
designed for
them, to help them get a chance to admire and participate in the
joyous Ganpati festival, breaking barriers of limitations.
http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/mumbai/sparsh-vinayak-an-idol-for-visually-challenged-to-touch-and-feel-4824675/

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