Re: [AI] appealing to all

Rakesh Kumar Gupta Fri, 30 Dec 2011 10:13:58 -0800

Hello Shadab,
Thanks for appreciation!

Here, I would like to draw your attention, try to make proper combinationbetween dialogues and action after your own imagination and don't hesitateto discuss with your normal friends too especially about the action.


Happy New Year 2012 for all in advance!
Regards,
Rakesh.

----- Original Message -----From: "Shadab Husain" <shadab...@gmail.com>

To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
Sent: Friday, December 30, 2011 8:56 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] appealing to all

Many thanks for your emails!
Hi George sir, yes will try to do that, it is a crucial point. And
please send that book to me also.

Swrita, I intend to watch some movies on this topic.

Swati, your point is also important, thanks.

Hi Subramani sir, I couldn’t get that article using my phone. Now as
my internet has restored, will search it from this system. Meanwhile,
if you get some material on blindness or on writing a book, please
send it to shadab...@gmail.com, I will be immensely thankful to you.

I am trying to write a story since a long time. I am thankfully
improving, but the pressure of writing a complete story is sometimes
great, even though I don’t have to rush against a deadline. This is
the biggest hurdle for me. I need to break the story to bits. But in
doing so, I feel that the flow will have an impact. If you have any
tips in this regard, please do share, I would really be very grateful
to you.

Hey Avinash, you have good points! I shall surely keep them in mind. I
will never disagree with those points. A failure at studies as I am,
it somehow sounds curious to me that you are thinking that I am
thinking a nice idea!

Zoher, the fun element point is nice. Can you please share some fun
element your vision condition brought to you?

Hi Rakesh sir, you have given several nice points. Thank you for writingthem.


Hi Dinesh sir, thanks. I will read that book. If you or anyone can
send its text, it would be great.

Hi Vetri sir, it is true. If your point to the blind, and our
condition and needs to the public are kept forth in an interesting
manner, it would serve a good purpose. If anything is interesting only
to the blind, it will serve only half the purpose. Therefore, I feel
that a thing ought to be created so that others too get engaged and
informed.

Thanks

Shadab
PersonalityAndEnglish.blogspot.com



On 12/30/11, George Abraham <geo...@eyeway.org> wrote:

Prof Mittal, This is an amazing book. I have an audio book of it. Canshare

it with you once I return from Varanasi on the 2nd morning.

George
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Sent: Friday, December 30, 2011 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] appealing to all


Where this book is available? Please write to me

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[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of DineshKaushal

Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 7:44 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
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An interesting story is about a blind doctor.

He became doctor around 100 years back, when there was no technology.

Mittal

The book name is The Blind Doctor - The Jacob Bolotin Story By Rosalin
Perlman


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[mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of zoher
Sent: 29 December 2011 5:06 PM
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do not overprojector underproject the picture of a blind character, andtry

to incert some funny aliment to story. as some funny insedence bound to
heppen in all of VI's life
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From: "avinash shahi" <shahi88avin...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 4:36 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] appealing to all

Shadab, you're mulling a nice idea
I Hope, whatever you venture wil prove to be paragon piece on living with
blindness.
further, a good writing is understood an outcome of varicious reading and
practical experience.
moreover, you can produce much self-contented piece if you instead of
capturing the likes of people primarily, you come up with your own
understanding of your story 'living with blindness.
and believe me, soonner than later, people will recognise your work with
throbing heart.

There is an old saying: "writing for one's pleasure brings out the bestout

of a writer."
you may always disagree.
Good luck,.



On 12/29/11, Subramani L <lsubramani.v...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hai Shadab:

It's nice to know about your enthusiasm to write about blindness.
Unfortunately, few people have really tried describing what it is to
live or experience life with blindness. As UNCRPD clearly says, this
is the way you experience life, where the sense of touch and the
feelings of your heart takes the place of seeing. A lot of my sighted
colleagues and friends have told me that not seeing is sometimes a
good thing. This is not a patronising statement, but a practical one
wherein the person beside you is glad that you are not seeing the
gory, heart renching things like an accident or a murder as they do.
They can shut their eyes, but most people don't realise they have such
an option. Well, I gave this example as to how experiences of seeing
and feeling things can be different. The best thing to read is R. K.
Narayan's profile of veteran VI journalist Ved Mehta. Actually Mehta
profiled Narayan for the New Yorker magazine. So impressed was Narayan
that he returned the favour by profiling Mehta for the same magazine I
think. Pl do a google search on Ved Mehta. I heard his memoir is also
said to be inspiring. Do a lot of reading before you venture to write.
We have a funny saying about doctors in Tamil: a true doctor is one
who had killed a thousand people... Same way if you kill a thousand
characters and create a truely memorable one, you are a good writer.
So all the best for your venture. Go ahead and write your epic.

regards,

Subramani



On 12/29/11, Swati Sinha <swatisinh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,
1) Beat the person has topped the school/ college/ X board/ XII board.
2) He is the Highest scorer of any competitive exam.
3) holds officer rank in his office.
4) Participated in any sports on State/ National/ International level.

Frankly speaking, the points that I mentioned are on practical grounds.
The
fact is all the work that a VI does is from his 4 senses only, and
his work is equivalent to that of  the sighted people.

For more information, you can read success stories of VI persons.
The books are available at NAB and AICB.


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