Re: [AI] Urgent circular require

[Amiyo Biswas]

I am sending you a pdf file separately. It contains different circulars on 
posting two of which are useful to us. Print page 2 of the 10-page document. 
This is for cg employees.


With best Regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: +91-9433464329
- Original Message - 
From: "Sonu Golkar" 
To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled.'" ; 


Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 6:12 PM
Subject: [AI] Urgent circular require



Dear Friends,

Is there any circular available regarding transfer of people with
disabilities? If available, please send me soon, I need urgently.

Thank you

Regards

Sonu

Sonu Golkar
Mo: +918103416711,
E: sonugol...@gmail.com
Skype: sonu.golkar



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Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

[Vidhya Y]

image Capchas are at present generated automatically and not stored in
any data base.
so I have to try to find a way to recognize the security code and give
audio feed back.
it needs a lot of time to exactly understand how things function.
so let me atleast try.

On 9/18/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
> Hi vidhya, in the developer prospective, is it possible to develop such an
> intelegent OCR which can recognise these blackest immages by illustrating
> such in the data base?
> - Original Message -
> From: "Vidhya Y" 
> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerningthe disabled." 
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:18 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution
>
>
>> Hi Friends,
>> as I had posted few days back asking for suggestions for developing
>> software for visually challenged,
>> I got few responses.
>> I thought of  few other Software.
>> one of them could be for solving the capcha.
>> I have read all the posts on this thread.
>> as you all know that capcha cannot be eliminated due to security issues,
>> and mathematical questions can be easily solved by bots.
>> but suggestion for text capchas was good.
>> as kartik suggested there can be questions like "your fathers father
>> is your grand father true/false"
>> but technically its too complicated for all websites to follow this
>> approach.
>> how capcha works is,
>> when you copy BotDetect PHP Captcha library to your PHP website folder,
>> you can write
>> php script that generates the CAPTCHA image and set a session that
>> stores the security.
>> so the image is generated at run time and there is no need to store
>> the image and the security code in any data base.
>> but when you consider the option of having multiple logical  questions
>> (text capcha)  which bots cannot solve,
>> you need to create a separate table to store questions and separate
>> table for storing answers.
>> then you have to establish a relation between the tables using primary
>> keys and foreign keys.
>> later there should be an algorithm to randomly pick up questions and
>> match the answer with the answer entered by the user.
>> it takes lot of effort (I have tried similar approach for generating
>> questions for a quiz software).
>> and creating such data base and algorithm for all websites that have
>> capcha is not practical.
>> and you obviously cannot have a data base shared by different websites.
>> and same algorithm also cannot be implemented for different websites
>> because any bot can easily analyze the algorithm
>> so what I think is,
>> I am going to try to find a way to give a better audio feed back for
>> the existing image capcha.
>> what do you think friends?
>>
>> On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
>>> fit to windows or actual size are the options which are available
>>> under windows photo viewer itself.  I mean once you open that image
>>> which you will have captured it opens by default under windows photo
>>> viewer unless you use any third party image editing programme.
>>>
>>> On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
 Hi Mohib, fitting to the actual size you will be getting much accuracy
 rather capturing the entire screen irrespective the web page.  so, if
 you make it actual size or fit to windows, only web contents will be
 recognized textualy and you could locate the captcha area easily it
 meant.

 On 9/16/14, Vinod Benjamin  wrote:
> Dear friends , this captcha is becomming great issues now a days , for
> irctc i have even dropped them a mail in their suggestion box but no
> reply. So i am asking to the list to do a mailing campain, in those
> days irctc was accessible but now , literally nothing is working ,
> starting from login captcha to the edit field entering the station
> names to the callender , to the avilable of seats a problem , so
> kindly suggest some thing as we are the people who users ..
> Regards ,
> vinod rayyan
> sent from Nokia E5.
>
> On 9/15/14, Mohib Anwar Rafel  wrote:
>> exactly how can I put that capcha to be fitted to the maximum of the
>> screen? Since this software has taken screenshot of the whole screen,
>> now this is a whole image, how one part of the image can be taken out
>> to fit it on whole screen?
>>
>> On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:
>>> On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:
 Hey friends. Please can anybody can tell me, the proper steps to
 install Bluestag and how can I access Twitter, FB and other
 networking
 with the help of it??
 not getting proper guidance

 On 9/15/14, MEHZABEEN PALANA  wrote:
> hay friends how to i can do fit to window
>
> On 9/15/14, Prasanth P.V.  wrote:
>> On 9/15/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
>>> Reply to all mails in this thread.
>>> indeed this was the priliminary testing on the accesible captcha
>>> s

Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

[Sheik Mohammedali]

no no no that's why I have clearly mentioned "in the developer prospective".
- Original Message - 
From: "Vidhya Y" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution



image Capchas are at present generated automatically and not stored in
any data base.
so I have to try to find a way to recognize the security code and give
audio feed back.
it needs a lot of time to exactly understand how things function.
so let me atleast try.

On 9/18/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
Hi vidhya, in the developer prospective, is it possible to develop such 
an

intelegent OCR which can recognise these blackest immages by illustrating
such in the data base?
- Original Message -
From: "Vidhya Y" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerningthe disabled." 
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution



Hi Friends,
as I had posted few days back asking for suggestions for developing
software for visually challenged,
I got few responses.
I thought of  few other Software.
one of them could be for solving the capcha.
I have read all the posts on this thread.
as you all know that capcha cannot be eliminated due to security issues,
and mathematical questions can be easily solved by bots.
but suggestion for text capchas was good.
as kartik suggested there can be questions like "your fathers father
is your grand father true/false"
but technically its too complicated for all websites to follow this
approach.
how capcha works is,
when you copy BotDetect PHP Captcha library to your PHP website folder,
you can write
php script that generates the CAPTCHA image and set a session that
stores the security.
so the image is generated at run time and there is no need to store
the image and the security code in any data base.
but when you consider the option of having multiple logical  questions
(text capcha)  which bots cannot solve,
you need to create a separate table to store questions and separate
table for storing answers.
then you have to establish a relation between the tables using primary
keys and foreign keys.
later there should be an algorithm to randomly pick up questions and
match the answer with the answer entered by the user.
it takes lot of effort (I have tried similar approach for generating
questions for a quiz software).
and creating such data base and algorithm for all websites that have
capcha is not practical.
and you obviously cannot have a data base shared by different websites.
and same algorithm also cannot be implemented for different websites
because any bot can easily analyze the algorithm
so what I think is,
I am going to try to find a way to give a better audio feed back for
the existing image capcha.
what do you think friends?

On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

fit to windows or actual size are the options which are available
under windows photo viewer itself.  I mean once you open that image
which you will have captured it opens by default under windows photo
viewer unless you use any third party image editing programme.

On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

Hi Mohib, fitting to the actual size you will be getting much accuracy
rather capturing the entire screen irrespective the web page.  so, if
you make it actual size or fit to windows, only web contents will be
recognized textualy and you could locate the captcha area easily it
meant.

On 9/16/14, Vinod Benjamin  wrote:
Dear friends , this captcha is becomming great issues now a days , 
for

irctc i have even dropped them a mail in their suggestion box but no
reply. So i am asking to the list to do a mailing campain, in those
days irctc was accessible but now , literally nothing is working ,
starting from login captcha to the edit field entering the station
names to the callender , to the avilable of seats a problem , so
kindly suggest some thing as we are the people who users ..
Regards ,
vinod rayyan
sent from Nokia E5.

On 9/15/14, Mohib Anwar Rafel  wrote:

exactly how can I put that capcha to be fitted to the maximum of the
screen? Since this software has taken screenshot of the whole 
screen,
now this is a whole image, how one part of the image can be taken 
out

to fit it on whole screen?

On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:

On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:

Hey friends. Please can anybody can tell me, the proper steps to
install Bluestag and how can I access Twitter, FB and other
networking
with the help of it??
not getting proper guidance

On 9/15/14, MEHZABEEN PALANA  wrote:

hay friends how to i can do fit to window

On 9/15/14, Prasanth P.V.  wrote:

On 9/15/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

Reply to all mails in this thread.
indeed this was the priliminary testing on the accesible 
captcha

selution at my end considering three selutions such as OCR, OTP
on
mobile and analytical questions which were suggested in this
liv

Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

[Sheik Mohammedali]

mean to say for testing purpose.  captcha is generated randumly through 
alphanumerical form.  if this is the case, there must be some 
condition/probability.
- Original Message - 
From: "Vidhya Y" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution



image Capchas are at present generated automatically and not stored in
any data base.
so I have to try to find a way to recognize the security code and give
audio feed back.
it needs a lot of time to exactly understand how things function.
so let me atleast try.

On 9/18/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
Hi vidhya, in the developer prospective, is it possible to develop such 
an

intelegent OCR which can recognise these blackest immages by illustrating
such in the data base?
- Original Message -
From: "Vidhya Y" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerningthe disabled." 
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution



Hi Friends,
as I had posted few days back asking for suggestions for developing
software for visually challenged,
I got few responses.
I thought of  few other Software.
one of them could be for solving the capcha.
I have read all the posts on this thread.
as you all know that capcha cannot be eliminated due to security issues,
and mathematical questions can be easily solved by bots.
but suggestion for text capchas was good.
as kartik suggested there can be questions like "your fathers father
is your grand father true/false"
but technically its too complicated for all websites to follow this
approach.
how capcha works is,
when you copy BotDetect PHP Captcha library to your PHP website folder,
you can write
php script that generates the CAPTCHA image and set a session that
stores the security.
so the image is generated at run time and there is no need to store
the image and the security code in any data base.
but when you consider the option of having multiple logical  questions
(text capcha)  which bots cannot solve,
you need to create a separate table to store questions and separate
table for storing answers.
then you have to establish a relation between the tables using primary
keys and foreign keys.
later there should be an algorithm to randomly pick up questions and
match the answer with the answer entered by the user.
it takes lot of effort (I have tried similar approach for generating
questions for a quiz software).
and creating such data base and algorithm for all websites that have
capcha is not practical.
and you obviously cannot have a data base shared by different websites.
and same algorithm also cannot be implemented for different websites
because any bot can easily analyze the algorithm
so what I think is,
I am going to try to find a way to give a better audio feed back for
the existing image capcha.
what do you think friends?

On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

fit to windows or actual size are the options which are available
under windows photo viewer itself.  I mean once you open that image
which you will have captured it opens by default under windows photo
viewer unless you use any third party image editing programme.

On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

Hi Mohib, fitting to the actual size you will be getting much accuracy
rather capturing the entire screen irrespective the web page.  so, if
you make it actual size or fit to windows, only web contents will be
recognized textualy and you could locate the captcha area easily it
meant.

On 9/16/14, Vinod Benjamin  wrote:
Dear friends , this captcha is becomming great issues now a days , 
for

irctc i have even dropped them a mail in their suggestion box but no
reply. So i am asking to the list to do a mailing campain, in those
days irctc was accessible but now , literally nothing is working ,
starting from login captcha to the edit field entering the station
names to the callender , to the avilable of seats a problem , so
kindly suggest some thing as we are the people who users ..
Regards ,
vinod rayyan
sent from Nokia E5.

On 9/15/14, Mohib Anwar Rafel  wrote:

exactly how can I put that capcha to be fitted to the maximum of the
screen? Since this software has taken screenshot of the whole 
screen,
now this is a whole image, how one part of the image can be taken 
out

to fit it on whole screen?

On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:

On 9/15/14, rajendra dhurve  wrote:

Hey friends. Please can anybody can tell me, the proper steps to
install Bluestag and how can I access Twitter, FB and other
networking
with the help of it??
not getting proper guidance

On 9/15/14, MEHZABEEN PALANA  wrote:

hay friends how to i can do fit to window

On 9/15/14, Prasanth P.V.  wrote:

On 9/15/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:

Reply to all mails in this thread.
indeed this was the priliminary testing on the accesible 
captcha

selution at my end considering three selutions suc

[AI] Regarding accessible mobile

[Narendra VG]

Dear Experts,

  My Friend wants to by android mobile. Please suggest which
mobile more accessible and best 

 

With regards,

Narendra VG.

 

"For any success,

if there is a way I will find it,

If there is no way, I will make it "

The grate Emperor Alexander

 



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Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

[raaju]

Hello, as I'm the mozilla user, for me web visum is working perfectly in any 
situation.  So what I meant is that we can at least request the developer team 
of web visum to make such add on for another browser too. This was just my 
silly opeanion.

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Sheik Mohammedali
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 1:13 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

mean to say for testing purpose.  captcha is generated randumly through 
alphanumerical form.  if this is the case, there must be some 
condition/probability.
- Original Message - 
From: "Vidhya Y" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution


> image Capchas are at present generated automatically and not stored in
> any data base.
> so I have to try to find a way to recognize the security code and give
> audio feed back.
> it needs a lot of time to exactly understand how things function.
> so let me atleast try.
>
> On 9/18/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
>> Hi vidhya, in the developer prospective, is it possible to develop such 
>> an
>> intelegent OCR which can recognise these blackest immages by illustrating
>> such in the data base?
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "Vidhya Y" 
>> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>> concerningthe disabled." 
>> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:18 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution
>>
>>
>>> Hi Friends,
>>> as I had posted few days back asking for suggestions for developing
>>> software for visually challenged,
>>> I got few responses.
>>> I thought of  few other Software.
>>> one of them could be for solving the capcha.
>>> I have read all the posts on this thread.
>>> as you all know that capcha cannot be eliminated due to security issues,
>>> and mathematical questions can be easily solved by bots.
>>> but suggestion for text capchas was good.
>>> as kartik suggested there can be questions like "your fathers father
>>> is your grand father true/false"
>>> but technically its too complicated for all websites to follow this
>>> approach.
>>> how capcha works is,
>>> when you copy BotDetect PHP Captcha library to your PHP website folder,
>>> you can write
>>> php script that generates the CAPTCHA image and set a session that
>>> stores the security.
>>> so the image is generated at run time and there is no need to store
>>> the image and the security code in any data base.
>>> but when you consider the option of having multiple logical  questions
>>> (text capcha)  which bots cannot solve,
>>> you need to create a separate table to store questions and separate
>>> table for storing answers.
>>> then you have to establish a relation between the tables using primary
>>> keys and foreign keys.
>>> later there should be an algorithm to randomly pick up questions and
>>> match the answer with the answer entered by the user.
>>> it takes lot of effort (I have tried similar approach for generating
>>> questions for a quiz software).
>>> and creating such data base and algorithm for all websites that have
>>> capcha is not practical.
>>> and you obviously cannot have a data base shared by different websites.
>>> and same algorithm also cannot be implemented for different websites
>>> because any bot can easily analyze the algorithm
>>> so what I think is,
>>> I am going to try to find a way to give a better audio feed back for
>>> the existing image capcha.
>>> what do you think friends?
>>>
>>> On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
 fit to windows or actual size are the options which are available
 under windows photo viewer itself.  I mean once you open that image
 which you will have captured it opens by default under windows photo
 viewer unless you use any third party image editing programme.

 On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
> Hi Mohib, fitting to the actual size you will be getting much accuracy
> rather capturing the entire screen irrespective the web page.  so, if
> you make it actual size or fit to windows, only web contents will be
> recognized textualy and you could locate the captcha area easily it
> meant.
>
> On 9/16/14, Vinod Benjamin  wrote:
>> Dear friends , this captcha is becomming great issues now a days , 
>> for
>> irctc i have even dropped them a mail in their suggestion box but no
>> reply. So i am asking to the list to do a mailing campain, in those
>> days irctc was accessible but now , literally nothing is working ,
>> starting from login captcha to the edit field entering the station
>> names to the callender , to the avilable of seats a problem , so
>> kindly suggest some thing as we are the people who users ..
>>

Re: [AI] Meeting with national informaticDirector Center (NIC) general

[Robert Ch Sangma]

On 17/09/2014, Mohammed Asif iqbal  wrote:
> Dear all,
> Hope all are doing well.
> I am schedule to meet with Director General (NIC) on Sep24, 2014 and was
> hoping to reach out to you for your input.
Dear all

I would like to draw your attension to a very frequent problem that we
face in many Govt department websites which in my opinion could be
solved easily. Many circulars and other documents of public importance
are just scanned and uploaded in image format which is not readable by
screen readers. Conversion to text is not always 100% perfact.

I think the logic behind this practice is to have the document signed
by the competant authority. But as we are gradually moving towards
paperless office its becoming irrelevant and could be done away with.
Example of RBI site could be put forward which is very much accessible
whose circulars are always uploaded in searchable text.

Thanks and regard
Robert> 1. do you think that would this meeting be beneficial in terms
of solving
> our accessibility issues of various government sights maintained and
> designed by NIC.
> 2. what are some of issues with regards to accessibility that I could
> possibly discuss with DG sir?
> 3. what are some quick solutions we could offer which they may consider
> implementing immediately.
> I am firm believer that working with key government official may result in
> solutions which we desire.
> Thanks and request you to provide feedback on above questions.
> Asif
>
>
>
>
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>
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Re: [AI] Now, a book on PM in Braille

[Hozefa Tambawala]

There is nowhere mentioned about purchasing info.

On 9/18/14, srinivas bangalore_11  wrote:
> hi,
> So nice to here from you.
>
> Where can I buy this book?
>
> On 9/18/14, Hozefa Tambawala  wrote:
>> Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to refrain from pomp
>> and show on his 64th birthday, however, his birthday is special for
>> scores of blind students of the country as they will now be able to
>> know about country's PM, courtesy a book written in Braille script by
>> a housewife of the Sangam city.
>>
>>  Writing several other books on her Braille typewriter, book titled,
>> Narendra Modi-Ek Vayktivav, is yet another contribution of Hardeep
>> Singh's selfless service for the blind students. "I see this book
>> apolitical as this is a selfless service for those who cannot see Modi
>> or have a book to read the inspiring incidences from his life", said
>> Singh. The two chapters of this book talks of disciplined life of our
>> PM and how these blind students can strive while swimming against the
>> tide, she added. The book mentions not only about the basic
>> information about the life of Modi but also of the persons who
>> inspired him for becoming what he is today. One of the blind student
>> of the city Supriya said, "We have heard so much about our PM and his
>> life but all from other people, it is good that someone has thought of
>> us too and written a book on Modi". Hardeep had also written Gita
>> Saar, Laghu Kavita Sangrah, greeting card and other books in Braille
>> script. She is also writing the magnum opus of great Hindi litterateur
>> Hari Vansh Rai Bachchan Madhushala for these blind students.
>>
>> Source:
>> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/Now-a-book-on-PM-in-Braille/articleshow/42736447.cms?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=digest_section
>>
>> --
>> "Life is like a piano.
>> White keys are happy moments
>> & Black keys are sad moments.
>> But remember both keys are played together to give sweet music."
>>
>> "Focus on your abilities, not your disability."
>>
>> Follow me on Facebook:
>> https://www.facebook.com/starhoze
>>
>> Skype ID:
>> star.hoze
>>
>> Warm Regards,
>>
>> Hozefa...
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Re: [AI] Meeting with national informaticDirector Center (NIC) general

[Him Prasad Gautam]

hi,
1. Alternate of scanned documents.
Agencies can put both scanned and digital document proclaiming that
the digital format is an unofficial copy and for the official
recognition, one can take the scanned documents. Thus, accessibility
is met and formal recognition is also fulfilled.
2. The great hurdle on accessibility on many site is due to the use of
the non-unicode texts. Responsible official can issue an strict
directive for all agencies to upload the documents written in unicode
encoding.


On 9/18/14, Robert Ch Sangma  wrote:
> On 17/09/2014, Mohammed Asif iqbal  wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> Hope all are doing well.
>> I am schedule to meet with Director General (NIC) on Sep24, 2014 and was
>> hoping to reach out to you for your input.
> Dear all
>
> I would like to draw your attension to a very frequent problem that we
> face in many Govt department websites which in my opinion could be
> solved easily. Many circulars and other documents of public importance
> are just scanned and uploaded in image format which is not readable by
> screen readers. Conversion to text is not always 100% perfact.
>
> I think the logic behind this practice is to have the document signed
> by the competant authority. But as we are gradually moving towards
> paperless office its becoming irrelevant and could be done away with.
> Example of RBI site could be put forward which is very much accessible
> whose circulars are always uploaded in searchable text.
>
> Thanks and regard
> Robert> 1. do you think that would this meeting be beneficial in terms
> of solving
>> our accessibility issues of various government sights maintained and
>> designed by NIC.
>> 2. what are some of issues with regards to accessibility that I could
>> possibly discuss with DG sir?
>> 3. what are some quick solutions we could offer which they may consider
>> implementing immediately.
>> I am firm believer that working with key government official may result
>> in
>> solutions which we desire.
>> Thanks and request you to provide feedback on above questions.
>> Asif
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Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution

[Vidhya Y]

from developers perspective, I am not that sure. will have to go
through documentation of  BotDetect PHP Captcha library  to check out
the probabilityof generation of the image. then I can think of OCR

On 9/18/14, raaju  wrote:
> Hello, as I'm the mozilla user, for me web visum is working perfectly in any
> situation.  So what I meant is that we can at least request the developer
> team of web visum to make such add on for another browser too. This was just
> my silly opeanion.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Sheik Mohammedali
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 1:13 PM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning
> thedisabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution
>
> mean to say for testing purpose.  captcha is generated randumly through
> alphanumerical form.  if this is the case, there must be some
> condition/probability.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Vidhya Y" 
> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerningthe disabled." 
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:41 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution
>
>
>> image Capchas are at present generated automatically and not stored in
>> any data base.
>> so I have to try to find a way to recognize the security code and give
>> audio feed back.
>> it needs a lot of time to exactly understand how things function.
>> so let me atleast try.
>>
>> On 9/18/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
>>> Hi vidhya, in the developer prospective, is it possible to develop such
>>> an
>>> intelegent OCR which can recognise these blackest immages by illustrating
>>> such in the data base?
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: "Vidhya Y" 
>>> To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerningthe disabled." 
>>> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:18 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] accessible captcha selution
>>>
>>>
 Hi Friends,
 as I had posted few days back asking for suggestions for developing
 software for visually challenged,
 I got few responses.
 I thought of  few other Software.
 one of them could be for solving the capcha.
 I have read all the posts on this thread.
 as you all know that capcha cannot be eliminated due to security issues,
 and mathematical questions can be easily solved by bots.
 but suggestion for text capchas was good.
 as kartik suggested there can be questions like "your fathers father
 is your grand father true/false"
 but technically its too complicated for all websites to follow this
 approach.
 how capcha works is,
 when you copy BotDetect PHP Captcha library to your PHP website folder,
 you can write
 php script that generates the CAPTCHA image and set a session that
 stores the security.
 so the image is generated at run time and there is no need to store
 the image and the security code in any data base.
 but when you consider the option of having multiple logical  questions
 (text capcha)  which bots cannot solve,
 you need to create a separate table to store questions and separate
 table for storing answers.
 then you have to establish a relation between the tables using primary
 keys and foreign keys.
 later there should be an algorithm to randomly pick up questions and
 match the answer with the answer entered by the user.
 it takes lot of effort (I have tried similar approach for generating
 questions for a quiz software).
 and creating such data base and algorithm for all websites that have
 capcha is not practical.
 and you obviously cannot have a data base shared by different websites.
 and same algorithm also cannot be implemented for different websites
 because any bot can easily analyze the algorithm
 so what I think is,
 I am going to try to find a way to give a better audio feed back for
 the existing image capcha.
 what do you think friends?

 On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
> fit to windows or actual size are the options which are available
> under windows photo viewer itself.  I mean once you open that image
> which you will have captured it opens by default under windows photo
> viewer unless you use any third party image editing programme.
>
> On 9/17/14, sheik mohammedali  wrote:
>> Hi Mohib, fitting to the actual size you will be getting much accuracy
>> rather capturing the entire screen irrespective the web page.  so, if
>> you make it actual size or fit to windows, only web contents will be
>> recognized textualy and you could locate the captcha area easily it
>> meant.
>>
>> On 9/16/14, Vinod Benjamin  wrote:
>>> Dear friends , this captcha is becomming great issues now a days ,
>>> for
>>> irctc i have even dropped them a mail in their suggestion box but no
>>> reply. So i am a

[AI] Court reverses undue transfer of blind professor

[goutham agrawal]

Dear All,

I am happy to inform you that the judiciary has once again expressed
its deep concern for promotion and protection of rights of persons
with disaiblity.

please refer below reproduced news covered in times of India with
regard to reverse an undue transfer of a visually challenged
professors.

with regards,
Gautam Agarwal




Court reverses undue transfer of blind professor

Tue, 09/16/2014 -
A vindictive transfer of a 100% visually impaired professor of
English, from a college close to his home to one 18km away by the
Puducherry higher education department, was flayed by the Madras high
court which said the authorities had acted in an insensitive manner.
Dr D Ramkumar, a doctorate degree-holder in English, is a 100%
visually challenged person working as head of the department of
English in Kasthurba College for Women in Villianur, Puducherry since
his appointment in February 2009.
The government-controlled Pondicherry Society for Higher Education
administers six colleges including this institution, which is located
about 9km from Dr Ramkumar's home. In 2013, he was transferred to
Rajiv Gandhi Arts and Science College in Thavalakuppam, Puducherry, on
the ground that only women faculty members were preferred at Kasthurba
college. Though authorities cited administrative reasons for the
transfer, Ramkumar said he was being targeted because they were
underwrong the impression that he was behind a sexual harassment
complaint lodged by a woman lecturer recently.  appeal to authorities
was dismissed, and a single judge of the high court too upheld the
transfer saying the transfer was an incidence of service.
Reversing the single judge order and slamming the higher education
department authorities for their attitude, a division bench of Justice
N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice K Ravichandrabaabu said: "There is no
dispute regarding the power of the authority to transfer an officer
from one college to another college on administrative exigency.
However, having regard to the state award conferred on Ramkumar, it is
beyond doubt that he is an asset to the women's college. It is not in
dispute that other male lecturers are allowed to serve in the college
even as on date. Thus, there is no justification to argue that it
being a women's college, Ramkumar has no right to continue there and
that he is to be necessarily transferred a college 18km away from his
residence."
Citing provisions of Persons with Disabilities (Equal opportunities,
Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995 and central
government circulars concerning disabled employees, the judges held
that there was a statutory violation committed by higher education
department while transferring Ramkumar from a college where he was
serving in a safe manner to another college 18km away from his
residence.
They then set aside both the transfer order and the single judge
verdict upholding the transfer order.



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Re: [AI] Meeting with national informaticDirector Center (NIC) general

[Jyotsna]

Hi,
Please sensitize the NIC personnels about the difficulty faced by VI
community in solving Captcha and urge them to either remove or use
some alternate ways. As you are aware that even web visum has stopped
their service of captcha solving these days this captcha solving has
become big challenge in independent use of even accessible web
contents for VI community. If they don't have any alternate accessible
ways at present then suggest them to begin a web visum like service
for all such NIC websites which use captcha because audio captcha are
not clear most of the time.

Thanks,
Jyotsna

On 9/18/14, Robert Ch Sangma  wrote:
> On 17/09/2014, Mohammed Asif iqbal  wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> Hope all are doing well.
>> I am schedule to meet with Director General (NIC) on Sep24, 2014 and was
>> hoping to reach out to you for your input.
> Dear all
>
> I would like to draw your attension to a very frequent problem that we
> face in many Govt department websites which in my opinion could be
> solved easily. Many circulars and other documents of public importance
> are just scanned and uploaded in image format which is not readable by
> screen readers. Conversion to text is not always 100% perfact.
>
> I think the logic behind this practice is to have the document signed
> by the competant authority. But as we are gradually moving towards
> paperless office its becoming irrelevant and could be done away with.
> Example of RBI site could be put forward which is very much accessible
> whose circulars are always uploaded in searchable text.
>
> Thanks and regard
> Robert> 1. do you think that would this meeting be beneficial in terms
> of solving
>> our accessibility issues of various government sights maintained and
>> designed by NIC.
>> 2. what are some of issues with regards to accessibility that I could
>> possibly discuss with DG sir?
>> 3. what are some quick solutions we could offer which they may consider
>> implementing immediately.
>> I am firm believer that working with key government official may result
>> in
>> solutions which we desire.
>> Thanks and request you to provide feedback on above questions.
>> Asif
>>
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Re: [AI] Urgent circular require

[TS Negi]

I also need this please!

--
From: "Amiyo Biswas" 
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:37 PM
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Subject: Re: [AI] Urgent circular require

I am sending you a pdf file separately. It contains different circulars on 
posting two of which are useful to us. Print page 2 of the 10-page 
document. This is for cg employees.


With best Regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: +91-9433464329
- Original Message - 
From: "Sonu Golkar" 
To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled.'" ; 


Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 6:12 PM
Subject: [AI] Urgent circular require



Dear Friends,

Is there any circular available regarding transfer of people with
disabilities? If available, please send me soon, I need urgently.

Thank you

Regards

Sonu

Sonu Golkar
Mo: +918103416711,
E: sonugol...@gmail.com
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Re: [AI] Meeting with national informaticDirector Center (NIC) general

[Ajay Sharma]

Dear Sir,

The complete guidelines for making web content accessible laid by w3
consortium could be found at http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/

However in general if some simple things are considered while creating
a website, it would become accessible to a grater extent

1. Choosing a content management system that supports accessibility.
2. Using headings correctly to organize the structure of the content
3. Including proper alt text for images
4. Giving links unique and descriptive names.
5. Using color with care.
6. Designing forms for accessibility by giving proper names to name
attribute and labels.
7. Using tables for tabular data, not for layout.
8. Ensuring that all content can be accessed with the keyboard alone
in a logical way by considering the flow of division tags.
9. Using ARIA roles and landmarks.
10. Making dynamic content accessible. This can easily be done by usin
ARIA Roles and some accessible front end design frameworks.

The accessibility of a webpage could be checked at http://validator.w3.org/

I hope this would help.

Thanks and Regards,
Ajay Sharma



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Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g express edition! its urjent.

[Dinesh Thole]

Hi Raju,

Don't worry, I can guide you regarding Oracle 11g.
Please contact me on 7756985462.

Warm Regards.


Dinesh Thole.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:23 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g express 
edition! its urjent.

Hello!
this is simply an experience sharing- check whether it helps you.
oracle has its own accessibility team constantly working with the screen-reader 
compatibility issue, in particular they take JAWS as the screen-reader. if you 
go to the oracle documentation site and download the the oracle 11G express 
edition documentation, then you will get the details of this team  there. you 
can learn the advance things of Oracle SQL, PL/SQL from there as well. moreover 
you can refer to the book called "Oracle Database 11G: The Complete Reference", 
you will begetting a step by step guide to learn the same with many examples.

Thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya

On 9/18/14, Vidhya Y  wrote:
> there are  few resources that are useful for Blind Programmers:
> A mailing list where beginners and advanced programmers can learn is 
> program-l.
>  To join, send a message to
> program-l-requ...@freelists.org
>  and in the subject field put the word "subscribe".
>
> please check out the following  websites .
> they are very useful for beginners as well as advanced blind programmers.
>
> http://NonvisualDevelopment.org
>
> http://EmpowermentZone.com/NonvisualDevelopmentFAQ.htm
>
> http://GrabBag.alacorncomputer.com
>
>
> On 9/18/14, Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi  wrote:
>> dear raju, in the Subject line type subscribe and send blank E mail 
>> to, program-l-request at freelists.org
>>
>> On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
>>> Respected sirs,  first of all, I feel extremely sorry for breaking 
>>> the rule of access India mailing list, yes I know that "thanks" 
>>> messages are strictly prohibited in the mailing list.  The reason 
>>> behind this mail is that I also wanted to know the few things 
>>> regarding programming or computer science.
>>> .
>>>
>>> Ok, thanks a tonne mam, I'll definitely try to approach my teacher 
>>> to install the oracle software on my system. . Any ways, my last 
>>> question is that is there any mailing list, facebook groups  or 
>>> website which servs the purpose of programming discussion specially 
>>> for the blind programmer? If it is exist, then it is my humble 
>>> request to the list that please please provide me the link for such 
>>> sites, as I wanted to join this site.
>>>
>>> Awaiting your positive response.
>>>
>>> Your raju.
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
>>> Behalf Of Vidhya Y
>>> Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 9:52 PM
>>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
>>> concerningthe disabled.
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g 
>>> express edition! its urjent.
>>>
>>> its better to try it using oracle because many things like pl/sql 
>>> etc can be done efficiently by oracle.
>>> just try re-installing the software.
>>> ask your Friends or teachers  to install it for you.
>>> there are few settings that are to be done while installing.
>>> I remember my teacher  giving instructions to install the  software.
>>> unfortunately I don't remember the settings now.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
 Hello bidhya mam, thanks a tonne for my response. Unfortunately 
 this user name and password also fail to work on my computer. Now 
 I'm very much worried  cause in our syllabus sql language is also 
 included, and in hole university I'm only the blind person who is 
 the candidate of computer science. Any ways, do you know any 
 software which also could compile the sql syntax? What about fox 
 pro?

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
 On
>>> Behalf
 Of Vidhya Y
 Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 3:26 PM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
 concerningthe disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g 
 express edition! its urjent.

 I had used oracle 10g before 2 years.
 it was working fine with Jaws.
 by default the user name was scott and password was tiger all my 
 classmates used the same user name and password.
 I am not sure about oracle 11.


 On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
> Respected sirs,
>
>
>
> I'm raju, again facing problem. I'm the new comer of programming 
> language called sql (structure queery language), and still in 
> learning stage.
> Now
 at
> least I can do some small task in sql like creating da

Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g express edition! its urjent.

[Vidhya Y]

On 9/18/14, Dinesh Thole  wrote:
> Hi Raju,
>
> Don't worry, I can guide you regarding Oracle 11g.
> Please contact me on 7756985462.
>
> Warm Regards.
>
>
> Dinesh Thole.
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:23 AM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g express
> edition! its urjent.
>
> Hello!
> this is simply an experience sharing- check whether it helps you.
> oracle has its own accessibility team constantly working with the
> screen-reader compatibility issue, in particular they take JAWS as the
> screen-reader. if you go to the oracle documentation site and download the
> the oracle 11G express edition documentation, then you will get the details
> of this team  there. you can learn the advance things of Oracle SQL, PL/SQL
> from there as well. moreover you can refer to the book called "Oracle
> Database 11G: The Complete Reference", you will begetting a step by step
> guide to learn the same with many examples.
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>
> On 9/18/14, Vidhya Y  wrote:
>> there are  few resources that are useful for Blind Programmers:
>> A mailing list where beginners and advanced programmers can learn is
>> program-l.
>>  To join, send a message to
>> program-l-requ...@freelists.org
>>  and in the subject field put the word "subscribe".
>>
>> please check out the following  websites .
>> they are very useful for beginners as well as advanced blind programmers.
>>
>> http://NonvisualDevelopment.org
>>
>> http://EmpowermentZone.com/NonvisualDevelopmentFAQ.htm
>>
>> http://GrabBag.alacorncomputer.com
>>
>>
>> On 9/18/14, Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi  wrote:
>>> dear raju, in the Subject line type subscribe and send blank E mail
>>> to, program-l-request at freelists.org
>>>
>>> On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
 Respected sirs,  first of all, I feel extremely sorry for breaking
 the rule of access India mailing list, yes I know that "thanks"
 messages are strictly prohibited in the mailing list.  The reason
 behind this mail is that I also wanted to know the few things
 regarding programming or computer science.
 .

 Ok, thanks a tonne mam, I'll definitely try to approach my teacher
 to install the oracle software on my system. . Any ways, my last
 question is that is there any mailing list, facebook groups  or
 website which servs the purpose of programming discussion specially
 for the blind programmer? If it is exist, then it is my humble
 request to the list that please please provide me the link for such
 sites, as I wanted to join this site.

 Awaiting your positive response.

 Your raju.
 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf Of Vidhya Y
 Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 9:52 PM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerningthe disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g
 express edition! its urjent.

 its better to try it using oracle because many things like pl/sql
 etc can be done efficiently by oracle.
 just try re-installing the software.
 ask your Friends or teachers  to install it for you.
 there are few settings that are to be done while installing.
 I remember my teacher  giving instructions to install the  software.
 unfortunately I don't remember the settings now.


 On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
> Hello bidhya mam, thanks a tonne for my response. Unfortunately
> this user name and password also fail to work on my computer. Now
> I'm very much worried  cause in our syllabus sql language is also
> included, and in hole university I'm only the blind person who is
> the candidate of computer science. Any ways, do you know any
> software which also could compile the sql syntax? What about fox
> pro?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in]
> On
 Behalf
> Of Vidhya Y
> Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 3:26 PM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerningthe disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] please help those who are working on oracle 11 g
> express edition! its urjent.
>
> I had used oracle 10g before 2 years.
> it was working fine with Jaws.
> by default the user name was scott and password was tiger all my
> classmates used the same user name and password.
> I am not sure about oracle 11.
>
>
> On 9/17/14, raaju  wrote:
>> Respected sirs,
>>
>>
>>
>> I'm raju, again facing problem. I'm the new comer of programming
>> language called

Re: [AI] Reading material is required for the exam of s.b.i. p.o.

[kuldeep kumar]

Dear list,
as himanshu sir mention about vib india.
i also want to join vib india for that, I visited to mentioned link
but I couldn't subscribe.
Please tell me in details about it's subscreption.
Thanks in advance.



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Re: [AI] Meeting with national informatic Center (NIC) Director General

[Amar Jain]

Based on my limited interaction with NIC and other Government
Ministries/ Departments under the Central Government's perview mainly
dealing with commercial aspects, I understand that unless explicit
instructions are given, accessibility is not imbedded by default.
Cost, time and effort are largely the reasons.

So ideally speaking:

1. Make sure that irrespective of the commercials, tenders and other
considerations, no product goes out which does not have at least the
very basic accessibility standards.

I am not getting in the argument of what is basic and what is not.
That can be evolved as time and technology demands.

2. Regarding the problem of putting the scanned copy containing the
signature of the authorized officials, a low cost and good workable
solution is to use digital signature.

If an analysis is done for the documents which are in the draft stage,
they are drafted using Microsoft Word, and even at times the PDF is
made from those documents. So, the content accessibility should not be
that big challenge (regional content is an exception here, for which
Unicode is to be preferred).

3. Provide us a mechanism where the genuine small concerns regarding
particular websites can be raised, and for making those minor
amendments, N.I.C. should have the authority to amend the source code
without instructions from the particular department (a term to that
effect can be included in the contract).

There exists an email address for the web guidelines, but I wonder if
that is even opened now a days.

India E-post Office is a good example.  The very front page has a
flash button which has to be clicked in order to continue. Rest of the
site is manageable. If that one problem is solved (which NIC assured
me to solve in its next version and I am talking about 2012 or so),
the rest can be used.

For the time-being, this much should be good to start. Would
appreciate an update post the meeting.

Regards,
-- 
Amar Jain.
Website: www.amarjain.com



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[AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi]

Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com



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Re: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[sanjay]

I have two ATM's with thumb impression. Furnish IBA guidelines and RBI 
circular.  Also advise them to seek information from their head office.



- Original Message - 
From: "Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi" 
To: ; "Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing 
accessibility of mobilephones and Tabs." 

Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:06 PM
Subject: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.



Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com



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[AI] Automated Chess Board

[Prashant Naik]

News info on Automated Chess Board

Mumbai college designs tech-savvy chessboard for the blind

Watch a 6 minutes video *www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFVDBDH0ys*


The innovation centre at Somaiya College, Mumbai has designed a chessboard
that is tailor-made for the sightless, with Braille inscription on chess
pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural

The specially designed board comes with Braille inscription on chess
pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural differences
between black and white boxes, amongst other features.

“There are already board games available in the market that can be used by
the visually-impaired, but our board game involves technology that allows
one to play the game online as well as on a physical board; the board
automatically plays the moves depending on the keys pressed,” said Gaurang
Shetty, head of the innovation centre.

The project was introduced by Shetty two years ago, and was completed only
this year, with the help of three college students. “The existing board
games in the market for the visually impaired are incomplete. So, we have
collaborated with the National Association for the Blind (NAB) for their
inputs while launching this board game,” he said, and added that the group
has filed for patenting their work.

Called Automated Chess (AC), the board game can be used for a single-player
game or a game with two players. “AC also provides the player with a
Graphical User Interface (GUI) over the Internet, so one person can play
over GUI sitting in any corner of the world, while the other plays on the
physical chess board,” added Shetty.

The board consists of a 64-key membrane keypad. At the heart of the project
is Arduino, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use
hardware. It is used to transfer signals from the board to the computer.

The chessboard is designed to facilitate the other senses of the player. “A
voice feedback is provided to the player. The chess pieces are inscribed
with Braille and there are textural differences between the black and white
boxes, making them easy to use for players. Users will find it easier to
not only play the game, but will also understand the other person’s moves
in the game better,” added Shetty.

This team had applied to the Maker Faire in Rome, and have recently been
invited by the organisers to showcase the board in Rome next month. The
Maker Faire Rome is a festival of invention and creativity, in which
projects from across the globe are showcased.

“While the project is ready, we are also trying to incorporate other
features to this chess board for even better results,” Shetty signed off.

visit http://chess.riidl.org/ and email to *chesst...@riidl.org*
 for more info.


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Re: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[Prashant Naik]

Please make a phone call or email to below contact and explain your case.
Source: http://www.iba.org.in/nodallist.asp



State Bank of India

Corporate Centre

Name : Shri Ashok K Menon

Position : Dy. General Manager

Address : State Bank Bhavan, 4th Floor

Madame Cama Road

Mumbai - 400021

Tel. No.:022 - 2202 2426

Fax No.:022 - 2285 2708

Email1:dgm.custo...@sbi.co.in

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 6:56 PM, sanjay  wrote:

> I have two ATM's with thumb impression. Furnish IBA guidelines and RBI
> circular.  Also advise them to seek information from their head office.
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi" <
> ingalagisi...@gmail.com>
> To: ; "Dedicated AccessIndia list for
> discussing accessibility of mobilephones and Tabs." <
> accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:06 PM
> Subject: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.
>
>
>
>  Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
>> when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
>> They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
>> account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
>> So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
>> joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
>> karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com
>>
>>
>>
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[AI] how to stransfer files using wuala?

[chaaru surendrababu]

Hai friends:

I recently created an account in wuala. but, how to send files through
wuala? how many gb is maximum?

please help.
-- 
Thanks and  Regards,
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Re: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[Ishwar Verma]

hi prashant sir! i need same contect detail for bank of india. one of
my friend facing same problem.

On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> Please make a phone call or email to below contact and explain your case.
> Source: http://www.iba.org.in/nodallist.asp
>
>
>
> State Bank of India
>
> Corporate Centre
>
> Name : Shri Ashok K Menon
>
> Position : Dy. General Manager
>
> Address : State Bank Bhavan, 4th Floor
>
> Madame Cama Road
>
> Mumbai - 400021
>
> Tel. No.:022 - 2202 2426
>
> Fax No.:022 - 2285 2708
>
> Email1:dgm.custo...@sbi.co.in
>
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 6:56 PM, sanjay  wrote:
>
>> I have two ATM's with thumb impression. Furnish IBA guidelines and RBI
>> circular.  Also advise them to seek information from their head office.
>>
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi" <
>> ingalagisi...@gmail.com>
>> To: ; "Dedicated AccessIndia list for
>> discussing accessibility of mobilephones and Tabs." <
>> accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
>> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:06 PM
>> Subject: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.
>>
>>
>>
>>  Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
>>> when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
>>> They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
>>> account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
>>> So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
>>> joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
>>> karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
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Re: [AI] How can I use Whats App in my PC?

[Shushant Bendre]

still it geting the same arer

On 9/17/14, Shihab  wrote:
>
> pleas use this link
>
> http://fs36.filehippo.com/3342/f0d9d22eb29240bfbb1ef9c68d6ea5ad/BlueStacks-SplitInstaller_native.exe
>
> On 9/17/2014 6:08 PM, Sonu Golkar wrote:
>> Please wait for sometime, it will take time to upload.
>>
>>
>>
>> Sonu Golkar
>> Mo: +918103416711,
>> E: sonugol...@gmail.com
>> Skype: sonu.golkar
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Shushant Bendre
>> Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 5:54 PM
>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>> concerning
>> the disabled.
>> Subject: Re: [AI] How can I use Whats App in my PC?
>>
>> yess yess the both the link getting arer
>>
>> On 9/17/14, nazrulhuda khan  wrote:
>>> Hi Vijay,
>>>
>>> Sorry for inconvenience, but it is showing the same error "404 not
>>> found".
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> nazrulhuda Khan.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 9/17/14, VIJAY KUMAR P.V.S.  wrote:

 Try this link:


>> http://cdn.bluestacks.com/public/beta-1/BlueStacks_HD_AppPlayerPro_setup_REL
 .msi

 With warm regards
 VIJAY

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf
 Of nazrulhuda khan
 Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 5:18 PM
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
 concerning
 the disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] How can I use Whats App in my PC?

 Hi Sonu,

 I am unable to download the ap. dropbox 404 error is coming.

 Regards,

 Nazrulhuda Khan.


 On 9/17/14, Sonu Golkar  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Download software from this link:
>
>
>> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/66511152/BlueStacks-SplitInstaller_nativ
> e.exe
> Regards
>
> Sonu Golkar
> Mo: +918103416711,
> E: sonugol...@gmail.com
> Skype: sonu.golkar
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf
> Of Shushant Bendre
> Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 11:55 AM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
> concerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: Re: [AI] How can I use Whats App in my PC?
>
> hai Sonu Golkar
>   can you send the down load link for above software please?
>
> On 9/16/14, Rejin Jose k.  wrote:
>> for this you need a sited assistance. open playstore and download and
>> install talkback. then go to accessibility settings and activate it.
>> after that you can use  the entire stuff with it.  then again go to
>> playstore and download whats app. while you login to it with your
>> number,you might be asked for the confirmation. in the case of mobile
>> phone it will be done automatically through the network. in this
>> particular case  we need to use phone call confirmation. you will get
>> that option on the go of confirmation. then you can add contacts and
>> start chatting.
>> so all the best...
>>
>>
>> On 9/16/14, Sonu Golkar  wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have installed blue stacks in my laptop, please guide now, how to
>>> activate
>>> talkback and use whatsappe?
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Sonu
>>>
>>> Sonu Golkar
>>> Mo: +918103416711,
>>> E: sonugol...@gmail.com
>>> Skype: sonu.golkar
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Vidhya Y
>>> Sent: Monday, September 15, 2014 10:42 AM
>>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>>> concerning
>>> the disabled.
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] How can I use Whats App in my PC?
>>>
>>> you have to use android emulators.
>>> just google for
>>>   blue stacks and download.
>>> after installing bluestacks,
>>>   take sighted assistance to install talk back .
>>> later you can use whats app.
>>>
>>> On 9/14/14, Ashik  wrote:
 Dear Friends,

 I have heard that the mobile app called Watsapp can be used in our
 PC
 too.
 People say that for this purpose, we have to install a software. I
 request
 the experienced members to throw light on this topic. Thae thing is
 that
 I
 don't use internet on my mobile. So, I want to use this popular app
 on
 my
 PC. Your help in this regard will be highly appreciated.

 Ashik Hirani
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[AI] Facilities extended by ICICI bank for visually impaired customers

[Arpit Jain]

Hello everyone!
Recently I had interacted with ICICI representative and asked for the
details for my account registered as a blind customer. Following is
their reply and I hope this may help those who are looking to open
account in this bank or any other private/public bank.

Regards
Adv. Arpit Jain
Roorkee

-- Forwarded message --
From: customer.c...@icicibank.com
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2014 11:12:22 +0530 (IST)
Subject: XXX
To: arpit@gmail.com

Dear Mr. Jain,

We understand your concern.

As per our telephonic conversation on September 18, 2014,we informed
you that  Minimum Monthly Average Balance (MAB) is Rs 5,000.

Cheque Book : Nil for 30 payable-at-par cheque leaves in a quarter and
Rs. 30 for every additional cheque book of 15 leaves

Internet Banking : Free on request

Mobile Banking : Free on request

Debit Card Type : ICICI Bank International Debit Card

Debit Card limit : Daily spending/withdrawal limit: 35,000/25,000

ATM Interchange (Transactions at Non ICICI Bank ATMs) : Nil for the
first five cash withdrawals in the month and Rs.18 per cash withdrawal
thereafter in the same month.

DD/PO : Rs.50 per D.D. up to Rs.10,000;Rs.3 per thousand rupees or
part thereof for DD of more than Rs.10,000, subject to a minimum of
Rs.75 and maximum of Rs. 15,000

Anywhere Cash Withdrawals by customer or customers representative at a
non-base branch i.e. branch in other city : Nil for the first cash
withdrawal of a calendar month,Thereafter in the month, Rs.5 per
thousand rupees or part thereof, subject to a minimum of Rs.150
,Maximum withdrawal limit
 Self: Rs.50,000 per day, Third party: Rs.15,000 per day)

Features of Visually Impaired customers
 ·   A Blind person is one who has no sight in both eyes.

 ·   The applicant should personally visit the branch to open the account.

 ·   Savings / Term Deposit account will be opened for Visually
Impaired (Blind) persons under status code BLIND  and for salary
accounts under status code "PBLND".

 ·   A joint account can be opened by a visually impaired person as
the primary account holder.

 ·   Accounts for visually impaired persons will be opened at all
retail branches.

 ·   Phone banking / Mobile banking will be extended and existing
process will be followed.

 ·   Locker facility will be extended to these customers.

 1. If requested by the customer, facility for providing the person
in-charge of the locker to be present when the locker is opened or to
check if nothing has been left behind or fallen after the locker is
closed will be provided.

 ·   A visually impaired customer will not be forced to operate the
bank account jointly with any person or in the presence of any person.

 ·   No services will be denied to visually impaired customers
including visually impaired customers who use their thumb impression
for operating the bank account.

 Salary Account

 · Transaction banking privileges for PBLND customers :

 1. Waiver of DD/PO charges for upto 1 lac per day

 2. Free multicity cheque book facility

 3. Free usage of multicity cheque book upto 1 lac per month

 4. ATM Interchange- Free upto 5 transaction in month

 5. Transaction at base branch- Free upto 12 Trxn

 6. Anywhere Cash withdrawal- Free (Maximum Cash withdrawal Limit :
Self: Rs 5 Per day Third party : Rs 15000 per day)

 7. Anywhere cash Deposit- Waived off (Maximum Cash Deposit Limit :
Self/ representative: Rs. 5 Per day.

 · Service privileges for PBLND customers: Internet banking, mobile
banking and Insta alert are made free for PBLND customers.

 Features of Illiterate customers
 ·   An Illiterate person is one who is not educated, not able to put
signature and has no knowledge of reading and writing of any language.

 ·   Applicant to be clearly informed that all transactions will have
to be conducted at base branch only. Savings Account will not be
provided with Cheque book, ATM/Debit Card, Internet Banking and Phone
banking facility.

 ·   Customer will have to visit the branch to withdraw money from the
account. Only a loose cheque will be provided at the time of each cash
withdrawal (Existing process for loose cheque in circular 8758 to be
referred)

Looking forward for your co-operation in helping us serve you better.

Sincerely,

Abdul,
Customer Service Officer
ICICI Bank Limited
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[AI] Different Mobile OS Information

[saffan mansoori]

Hello my Friend I Send to Different Mobile Operating System Information.
OS (Operating System)
The Operating system is a base infrastructure software component of a
computerized system. It controls all basic operations of the computer
(or other electronic devices such as PDA, smartphone, etc.). The
Operating System allows the user to install and execute third-party
applications (commonly called apps for short), usually adding new
functionality to the device.
Among the most popular computer operating systems are Microsoft's
Windows and Apple's Mac OS, along with the various distributions of
Linux.
The most popular OS's for mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) are
Apple's iOS and Google's Android and they are the only ones that still
show growth. Down the ranks there are RIM's BlackBerry OS and
Microsoft's Windows Phone. Symbian holds a distant fifth place, while
merely a year ago it was still the most widely used mobile OS.
Symbian held its top position for years but its market share has been
slowly fading away ever since touch-operated smartphones became the
norm and Symbian failed to deliver an intuitive touch UI. Almost ten
years ago, Microsoft's Windows Mobile was a strong player too,
offering the first touchscreen smartphone experience with the
PocketPCs powered by their OS.
Today mobile devices with a proper OS are called smartphones and users
have a wide choice of applications, such as games, productivity apps,
communication or social media apps, digital maps, etc.
Standardized operating system platforms make it possible to provide a
consistent user interface (and experience) across devices from
different hardware manufacturers. Yet, Android smartphone
manufacturers like to customize the user experience so each offers a
slightly modified version of the stock Android UI.
While the major players these days are clear, over the years we've
seen the emergence of numerous mobile OS projects including but not
limited to Palm's webOS, Samsung's Bada OS, Nokia's Maemo OS, Nokia's
MeeGo OS, LiMo OS, Tizen, BlackBerry's Playbook OS and more recently,
the Jolla's Sailfish OS and Mozilla's Firefox OS.

Android
Android is a Linux-based smartphone operating system and software
platform created by Google.
Android beta
The beta release of Android OS was released on 5 November 2007. The
first SDK was released a week later, on 12 November 2007.
Android 1.0
Android 1.0 was the first commercially available release of the OS. It
was available on the pioneering device - the T-Mobile G1 (released
October 2008 in the US and the UK) along with the Android source code.
Android 1.1
Android 1.1 was pushed out on 9 February 2009, coinciding with the
announcement of the HTC Dream, an internationally available twin of
the T-Mobile G1.
Android 1.5 Cupcake
Android 1.5 Cupcake was released on 30 April 2009. It was the first
major Android overhaul and it also was the first Android release to be
pet-named after a dessert - a tradition that has been kept alive ever
since. Every subsequent Android release was named after a dessert,
whose name started with the next letter of the alphabet.
Version 1.5 Cupcake introduced the software on-screen keyboard to
Android and allowed the production of touch devices sans QWERTY
keyboards such as the HTC Magic (announced February 2009). Equally
importantly, it enabled Android smartphones to shoot video.
Along with that, v. 1.5 Cupcake added support for third-party software
keyboards, third-party widgets, stereo Bluetooth, copy and paste in
the web browser, screen auto-rotation, and an option to upload media
to YouTube and Picasa.
Android 1.6 Donut
Android 1.6 Donut was released on 15 September 2009. It added
text-to-speech, updated Android Market now offered app screenshots,
and it introduced support for WVGA screens. The camera became faster,
and the gallery, camera and camcorder got deeply integrated with each
other.
Android 2.x Eclair
Android 2.0 Eclair SDK was released on 26 October 2009. Android 2.0
introduced multiple account sync, Microsoft Exchange email support,
Bluetooth 2.1, the Quick Contact feature, showing a pop-up for call,
SMS and email, as soon as you tap on a contact's avatar. The camera
received new features such as flash support, digital zoom, scene mode,
white balance, color effect and macro focus. The web browser UI was
updated and some new features were added such as double-tap to zoom.
We saw the much overdue native support for multi-touch interaction
with software. Live wallpapers were first introduced with Eclair, as
well. The UI was redesigned, there were multiple performance
improvements and we welcomed the support for more screen sizes and
resolutions.
Google Maps Navigation was also introduced alongside Android 2.0
Eclair, quickly turning into a key selling point for Android
smartphones in the supported countries.
Android 2.1 was a subsequent release, which was dubbed Eclair, too, as
it wasn't a major update in terms of functionality. This sort of minor
upgrades betwee

Re: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[Prashant Naik]

I provided IBA website link in my previous mail  http://www.iba.org.in/
nodallist.asp
Copying address from the same webpage

Bank of India

Head Office

Name : Shri Ramawatar Singh

Position : General Manager

Address : Star House, C-5, G Block, BKC

Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra

Mumbai - 400051

Tel. No.:022 - 6668 

Fax No.:022 - 6668 4408

Email1:ramawatar.si...@bankofindia.co.in

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 7:59 PM, Ishwar Verma <
ishwarverma.raipur2...@gmail.com> wrote:

> hi prashant sir! i need same contect detail for bank of india. one of
> my friend facing same problem.
>
> On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> > Please make a phone call or email to below contact and explain your case.
> > Source: http://www.iba.org.in/nodallist.asp
> >
> >
> >
> > State Bank of India
> >
> > Corporate Centre
> >
> > Name : Shri Ashok K Menon
> >
> > Position : Dy. General Manager
> >
> > Address : State Bank Bhavan, 4th Floor
> >
> > Madame Cama Road
> >
> > Mumbai - 400021
> >
> > Tel. No.:022 - 2202 2426
> >
> > Fax No.:022 - 2285 2708
> >
> > Email1:dgm.custo...@sbi.co.in
> >
> > On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 6:56 PM, sanjay 
> wrote:
> >
> >> I have two ATM's with thumb impression. Furnish IBA guidelines and RBI
> >> circular.  Also advise them to seek information from their head office.
> >>
> >>
> >> - Original Message - From: "Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi" <
> >> ingalagisi...@gmail.com>
> >> To: ; "Dedicated AccessIndia list for
> >> discussing accessibility of mobilephones and Tabs." <
> >> accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
> >> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:06 PM
> >> Subject: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>  Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
> >>> when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
> >>> They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
> >>> account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
> >>> So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
> >>> joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
> >>> karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com
> >>>
> >>>
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Re: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.

[Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi]

dear prashant sir, thanks for replying. I will contact. What is your
opinion about joint account? is it also ok?

On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> Please make a phone call or email to below contact and explain your case.
> Source: http://www.iba.org.in/nodallist.asp
>
>
>
> State Bank of India
>
> Corporate Centre
>
> Name : Shri Ashok K Menon
>
> Position : Dy. General Manager
>
> Address : State Bank Bhavan, 4th Floor
>
> Madame Cama Road
>
> Mumbai - 400021
>
> Tel. No.:022 - 2202 2426
>
> Fax No.:022 - 2285 2708
>
> Email1:dgm.custo...@sbi.co.in
>
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 6:56 PM, sanjay  wrote:
>
>> I have two ATM's with thumb impression. Furnish IBA guidelines and RBI
>> circular.  Also advise them to seek information from their head office.
>>
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi" <
>> ingalagisi...@gmail.com>
>> To: ; "Dedicated AccessIndia list for
>> discussing accessibility of mobilephones and Tabs." <
>> accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
>> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 6:06 PM
>> Subject: [AI] Blind Thumb users cann get ATM card on SBI? Reply me.
>>
>>
>>
>>  Hi friends, I am totally blind. I am unable to sighn or signature. So,
>>> when I went to state bank of India, main branch dharwad, code: 833.
>>> They have suggest me to joint my account with my any family members
>>> account. They denial to provide ATM card. I am thumb signature user.
>>> So, shall I proceed their suggestion? Or, is there any way to avoid
>>> joint account method? Reply me back. Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi. State
>>> karnataka. Mail ID, ingalagisi...@gmail.com
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>>> of mobile phones / Tabs on:
>>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.
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>>>
>>>
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[AI] Trending on screen readers NVDA release and JAWS 16 beta available for testing

[Rakesh P]

Dear all,

These two blog articles from Maxability.co.in may interest you. Latest
happenings in screen reader market.

JAWS 16 beta and What's new:
http://www.maxability.co.in/2014/09/jaws-16-beta-whats-new/
NVDA 2014.3 now available for use:
http://www.maxability.co.in/2014/09/nvda-2014-3-now-released/


Thanks & Regards
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[AI] Where is the Disaster Management Policy for Disabled in India?

[Sanchit Katiyar]

Where is the Disaster Management Policy for Disabled in India?

Abha Khetarpal

New Delhi - September is National Preparedness Month in America.
Sponsored by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National
Preparedness Month aims to educate and empower Americans to prepare
for and respond to all types of emergencies, including natural
disasters and potential terrorist attacks.

Disaster preparedness ought to be a priority for any country. But
ironically it's been a week that a national daily covered the issue of
callousness of the authorities and state agencies towards the disaster
management and emergency preparedness for the people with disabilities
in India and nobody has uttered a word about it. The National Disaster
Management Authority (NDMA) and the National Institute of Disaster
Management (NIDM) in India clearly stated in their replies to RTIs
filed by me, Abha Khetarpal, President, Cross the Hurdles, that they
have no specific and clear policies and management strategies to
rescue people with disabilities at the time of disasters whether man
made or natural. But not a single word has been spoken regarding this
by any of the government agency whether it may be Ministry of Social
Justice and Empowerment, Ministry of Home Affairs and NDMA, whose
Chairperson Is the Prime Minister himself or NIDM which is responsible
to provide technical support to the state governments through the
Disaster Management Centers (DMCs) in the Administrative Training
Institutes (ATIs) of the States and Union Territories.

Here I am not comparing the facilities given in these two countries
i.e. America and India. I know it would wrong on my part to do so
because there are economic limitations of developing country which a
huge amount of population and almost everything belonging to the
unorganized sector. But yes, I am won't be ashamed to compare the
attitudes of the government departments, implementation of whatever
written in the rule books and lack of importance given to human lives
between these two countries.

In their reply to the RTI to NDMA states that there are no special
measures and minimum standard of relief has been prescribed for
rescuing of persons falling Below Poverty Line group. The rescue and
relief and operation teams of NDRF are specially trained to treat
people with special needs. But if you go the link of their website
given by them to check their training modules you won't find any such
module in this regard or mention of such specific course.
(http://ndrfandcd.gov.in/writereaddata/userfiles/file/update.pdf)

And NIDM in their reply to the RTI clearly states that they have not
yet developed any training materials. It should be the duty of the
state agencies to educate the public about how to prepare for
emergencies, including natural disasters, mass casualties, biological
and chemical threats, radiation emergencies, and terrorist attacks
especially for those who are not able to defend themselves during
emergency.

Apart from giving 'moral support and preference' as told by NDMA,
specific needs of different disabilities must be addressed in addition
to the usual needs of all individuals. For example, it might be
difficult for people with physical impairments to keep themselves warm
due to lack of movement and poor circulation. This situation demands
the need for warm clothing, blankets or fi re wood. In addition,
people with difficulty in moving may also need assistance for
evacuating from an unsafe situation, accessing relief shelters and
using latrines. Physical assistance, assistive devices, or
installation of ramps may be necessary to ensure these persons are not
disadvantaged or trapped in a dangerous situation. People with visual
or hearing impairments are unlikely to notice warning signals and
quick evacuation routes during a disaster situation. Subsequently
there should be a separate alarm system along with personnel support
to move them to a safer place. Some of them may find it difficult to
understand and appropriately react to instructions; for these persons,
it is important to provide relevant information in a manner which they
can understand such as using simple language or pictures, or speaking
very slowly and clearly. Where are the specific guidelines or training
modules to cater to such needs? No policy measures and proper
infrastructure built up is mentioned to rescue of evacuate persons
with disabilities from government and private buildings like offices,
auditoriums, theaters, hotels, schools etc. There is no contingency
plan to regarding management of persons with disabilities at the time
of disaster whether man made or natural. There are no specific
evacuation measures apart from being given preference.

There was a polio epidemic in Car Nicobar Island (India) several years
ago, which resulted in about 700 people becoming disabled. Three days
after the disaster tsunami in 2004 people could not locate a single
disabled person! They may be dead, as they may not have been able 

Re: [AI] Automated Chess Board

[Tejas Karanje]

Wow! Great!

On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> News info on Automated Chess Board
>
> Mumbai college designs tech-savvy chessboard for the blind
>
> Watch a 6 minutes video *www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFVDBDH0ys*
> 
>
> The innovation centre at Somaiya College, Mumbai has designed a chessboard
> that is tailor-made for the sightless, with Braille inscription on chess
> pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural
>
> The specially designed board comes with Braille inscription on chess
> pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural differences
> between black and white boxes, amongst other features.
>
> “There are already board games available in the market that can be used by
> the visually-impaired, but our board game involves technology that allows
> one to play the game online as well as on a physical board; the board
> automatically plays the moves depending on the keys pressed,” said Gaurang
> Shetty, head of the innovation centre.
>
> The project was introduced by Shetty two years ago, and was completed only
> this year, with the help of three college students. “The existing board
> games in the market for the visually impaired are incomplete. So, we have
> collaborated with the National Association for the Blind (NAB) for their
> inputs while launching this board game,” he said, and added that the group
> has filed for patenting their work.
>
> Called Automated Chess (AC), the board game can be used for a single-player
> game or a game with two players. “AC also provides the player with a
> Graphical User Interface (GUI) over the Internet, so one person can play
> over GUI sitting in any corner of the world, while the other plays on the
> physical chess board,” added Shetty.
>
> The board consists of a 64-key membrane keypad. At the heart of the project
> is Arduino, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use
> hardware. It is used to transfer signals from the board to the computer.
>
> The chessboard is designed to facilitate the other senses of the player. “A
> voice feedback is provided to the player. The chess pieces are inscribed
> with Braille and there are textural differences between the black and white
> boxes, making them easy to use for players. Users will find it easier to
> not only play the game, but will also understand the other person’s moves
> in the game better,” added Shetty.
>
> This team had applied to the Maker Faire in Rome, and have recently been
> invited by the organisers to showcase the board in Rome next month. The
> Maker Faire Rome is a festival of invention and creativity, in which
> projects from across the globe are showcased.
>
> “While the project is ready, we are also trying to incorporate other
> features to this chess board for even better results,” Shetty signed off.
>
> visit http://chess.riidl.org/ and email to *chesst...@riidl.org*
>  for more info.
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[AI] Blind Star's convention (Agra)

[handande...@gmail.com]

Doston Namaskar, Salam.

  Tvara karein, Tvara karein, Tvara karein.

  Milein Desh bhar k Facebook aur Non facebook user Drishtibadhit evam 
Drishtivan baandhavon say.

  Aap sab ko ye batatay huvay hamein harsh ho raha hai kee Blind Stars group 
apna pahala convension dinank 07/11/2014 say 09/11/2014 k beech Agra mein 
aayojit kar raha hai.
  Aap sabhi log iska hissa ban kar is convension ko yashasvi banayein yahi aap 
sabhi ko hamara nivedan hai.

  Registration say sambandhit jaankari hum yahan de rahay hain jis say aap sab 
ko suvidha ho sakay.

  Registration prakriya mein chhoot ka laabh uthanay k liye aap dinank 
30/09/2014 tak apna panjikaran karva lein.

  Panjikaran Shulk:  Rs. 500 hai.

  Dinank 30/09/2014 kay pashchat panjikaran karbanay par Shulk 750 dena hoga.

  Panjikaran Shulk bank transfer dwara dena hai.

  Iski jaankari is prakar hai.

  Account name:  Antardrishti.

  Account Number: 0 8 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 3 8 3 0 4.

  Bank name: AXIS Bank Ltd.

  Branch name:  Sanjay Place.

  Address: Sanjay Place, Agra 2 8 2 0 0 2  Uttar Pradesh, India.

  IFSC Code:  UTIB 0 0 0 0 0 8 6.

  Registration k liye Aap ko

  http://blindstars.org

  par jaana hoga.

  Aap kee suvidha k liye Registration pannay par pahunchaanay waali link yahan 
de rahay hain.

   http://blindstars.org/the-convention/registration/

  Adhik jaankari k liye Sampark karein.

  Mohammed Khalid:  (Delhi)  0151319.

  Akhil Srivastava: (Agra)   09412258575.

  Hamaaray Helpline partner:
Quick calls. Aap inkay Toll free no. 1800-2000-215 par sampark karkay bhee 
convention say sambandhit jaankari prapt kar saktay hain.

  Read with Hindi TTS
  dainik jaagran mein chhapi panjikaran udghatan kee khabar yahan padhein.
  ताजनगरी में जुटेंगे फेसबुक के ब्लाइंड स्टार
   सात से नौ नवंबर तक होगा अधिवेशन ‘बियोंड फेसबुक ब्रिजिंग दी गैप’  सम्मेलन :
   न समङों दया का पात्र 
  देश भर से आएंगे 200 नेत्रहीन फेसबुक यूजर.
  जागरण संवाददाता, आगरा: क्या फेसबुक पर अपनी भावनाएं केवल देखने वाले ही शेयर कर 
सकते है? अगर आप ऐसा सोचते हैं गलत हैं, नेत्रहीनों ने बकायदा फेसबुक पर अपना 
ग्रुप  बनाया हुआ है। जिसका नाम है ब्लाइंड स्टार्स और इसमें करीब चार हजार सदस्य 
हैं। अब इस ग्रुप के 200 सदस्य आगरा में जुटने जा रहे हैं। 1सात से नौ नवंबर को 
अंतरदृष्टि और ब्लाइंड स्टार्स मिलकर ब्लाइंड स्टार्स बियांड फेसबुक ब्रिजिंग दी 
गैप नामक अधिवेशन का आयोजन करने जा रहे है। सोमवार को देहलीगेट स्थित गोवर्धन होटल 
में अंतदृष्टि  और ब्लाइंड स्टार्स द्वारा आयोजित पंजीयन कार्यक्रम का आयोजन किया 
गया। जिसका शुभारंभ आकांक्षा समिति की अध्यक्ष संगीता भटनागर एवं सदस्य सरिता सिंह 
ने पंजीयन करके किया। श्रीमती भटनागर ने लोगों से अपील की कि नेत्रहीनों को आगे 
बढ़ने का मौका दिया जाना चाहिए।1 अंतर्दृष्टि के अध्यक्ष अखिल श्रीवास्तव ने बताया 
जो कि 7 से 9 नवंबर  को डॉ.बीआर अंबेडकर के गोल्डन जुबली सभागार में आयोजित होगा। 
इसमें चर्चा के साथ नेत्रहीनों को सक्षम बनाने की योजना बताएंगे। आयोजन के लिए कोई 
भी ऑनलाइन पंजीयन कर  सकता है। पंजीयन की अवधि 30 सितंबर तक है। इस अवसर पर 
ब्लाइंड स्टार्स के सदस्य अविनाश शाही, मो.मिस्बाह, कपिल मित्तल, पूजा मित्तल आदि 
उपस्थित रहे।1सोमवार को होटल  गोवर्धन में अंतर दृष्टि सम्मेलन के पंजीकरण 
कार्यक्रम में मौजूद कमिश्नर पत्नी संगीता भटनागर और अन्य। जागरणब्लांइड स्टार्स 
के संस्थापक मोहम्मद खालिद नेत्रहीन है।.  वे दिल्ली स्थित पीएनबी में कार्यरत है। 
उन्होंने बताया कि ब्लाइंड स्टार की शुरुआत 2012 में की गई थी। उन्होंने बताया कि 
इस समय देश विदेश से कई लोग इस ग्रुप से  जुड़े है। तथा सरकारी गैर सरकारी पदों पर 
कार्यरत है। अधिवेशन से समाज को यह भी बताना चाहते है कि उन्हें दया का पात्र न 
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Re: [AI] Blind Star's convention (Agra)

[Madhumitha]

ummm? I don't understand any of these.
- Original Message - 
From: 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
the disabled." 

Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:06 PM
Subject: [AI] Blind Star's convention (Agra)



Doston Namaskar, Salam.

 Tvara karein, Tvara karein, Tvara karein.

 Milein Desh bhar k Facebook aur Non facebook user Drishtibadhit evam 
Drishtivan baandhavon say.


 Aap sab ko ye batatay huvay hamein harsh ho raha hai kee Blind Stars 
group apna pahala convension dinank 07/11/2014 say 09/11/2014 k beech Agra 
mein aayojit kar raha hai.
 Aap sabhi log iska hissa ban kar is convension ko yashasvi banayein yahi 
aap sabhi ko hamara nivedan hai.


 Registration say sambandhit jaankari hum yahan de rahay hain jis say aap 
sab ko suvidha ho sakay.


 Registration prakriya mein chhoot ka laabh uthanay k liye aap dinank 
30/09/2014 tak apna panjikaran karva lein.


 Panjikaran Shulk:  Rs. 500 hai.

 Dinank 30/09/2014 kay pashchat panjikaran karbanay par Shulk 750 dena 
hoga.


 Panjikaran Shulk bank transfer dwara dena hai.

 Iski jaankari is prakar hai.

 Account name:  Antardrishti.

 Account Number: 0 8 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 3 8 3 0 4.

 Bank name: AXIS Bank Ltd.

 Branch name:  Sanjay Place.

 Address: Sanjay Place, Agra 2 8 2 0 0 2  Uttar Pradesh, India.

 IFSC Code:  UTIB 0 0 0 0 0 8 6.

 Registration k liye Aap ko

 http://blindstars.org

 par jaana hoga.

 Aap kee suvidha k liye Registration pannay par pahunchaanay waali link 
yahan de rahay hain.


  http://blindstars.org/the-convention/registration/

 Adhik jaankari k liye Sampark karein.

 Mohammed Khalid:  (Delhi)  0151319.

 Akhil Srivastava: (Agra)   09412258575.

 Hamaaray Helpline partner:
Quick calls. Aap inkay Toll free no. 1800-2000-215 par sampark karkay bhee 
convention say sambandhit jaankari prapt kar saktay hain.


 Read with Hindi TTS
 dainik jaagran mein chhapi panjikaran udghatan kee khabar yahan padhein.
 ताजनगरी में जुटेंगे फेसबुक के ब्लाइंड स्टार
  सात से नौ नवंबर तक होगा अधिवेशन ‘बियोंड फेसबुक ब्रिजिंग दी गैप’  सम्मेलन 
:

  न समङों दया का पात्र
 देश भर से आएंगे 200 नेत्रहीन फेसबुक यूजर.
 जागरण संवाददाता, आगरा: क्या फेसबुक पर अपनी भावनाएं केवल देखने वाले ही 
शेयर कर सकते है? अगर आप ऐसा सोचते हैं गलत हैं, नेत्रहीनों ने बकायदा फेसबुक 
पर अपना ग्रुप  बनाया हुआ है। जिसका नाम है ब्लाइंड स्टार्स और इसमें करीब 
चार हजार सदस्य हैं। अब इस ग्रुप के 200 सदस्य आगरा में जुटने जा रहे हैं। 
1सात से नौ नवंबर को अंतरदृष्टि और ब्लाइंड स्टार्स मिलकर ब्लाइंड स्टार्स 
बियांड फेसबुक ब्रिजिंग दी गैप नामक अधिवेशन का आयोजन करने जा रहे है। सोमवार 
को देहलीगेट स्थित गोवर्धन होटल में अंतदृष्टि  और ब्लाइंड स्टार्स द्वारा 
आयोजित पंजीयन कार्यक्रम का आयोजन किया गया। जिसका शुभारंभ आकांक्षा समिति की 
अध्यक्ष संगीता भटनागर एवं सदस्य सरिता सिंह ने पंजीयन करके किया। श्रीमती 
भटनागर ने लोगों से अपील की कि नेत्रहीनों को आगे बढ़ने का मौका दिया जाना 
चाहिए।1 अंतर्दृष्टि के अध्यक्ष अखिल श्रीवास्तव ने बताया जो कि 7 से 9 नवंबर 
को डॉ.बीआर अंबेडकर के गोल्डन जुबली सभागार में आयोजित होगा। इसमें चर्चा के 
साथ नेत्रहीनों को सक्षम बनाने की योजना बताएंगे। आयोजन के लिए कोई भी ऑनलाइन 
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Re: [AI] Automated Chess Board

[BIKRAMADITYA BEHERA]

oh that's really wonderful. I am eagerly waiting it to be available for
purchase!

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 9:42 PM, Tejas Karanje 
wrote:

> Wow! Great!
>
> On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> > News info on Automated Chess Board
> >
> > Mumbai college designs tech-savvy chessboard for the blind
> >
> > Watch a 6 minutes video *www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFVDBDH0ys*
> > 
> >
> > The innovation centre at Somaiya College, Mumbai has designed a
> chessboard
> > that is tailor-made for the sightless, with Braille inscription on chess
> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural
> >
> > The specially designed board comes with Braille inscription on chess
> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural differences
> > between black and white boxes, amongst other features.
> >
> > "There are already board games available in the market that can be used
> by
> > the visually-impaired, but our board game involves technology that allows
> > one to play the game online as well as on a physical board; the board
> > automatically plays the moves depending on the keys pressed," said
> Gaurang
> > Shetty, head of the innovation centre.
> >
> > The project was introduced by Shetty two years ago, and was completed
> only
> > this year, with the help of three college students. "The existing board
> > games in the market for the visually impaired are incomplete. So, we have
> > collaborated with the National Association for the Blind (NAB) for their
> > inputs while launching this board game," he said, and added that the
> group
> > has filed for patenting their work.
> >
> > Called Automated Chess (AC), the board game can be used for a
> single-player
> > game or a game with two players. "AC also provides the player with a
> > Graphical User Interface (GUI) over the Internet, so one person can play
> > over GUI sitting in any corner of the world, while the other plays on the
> > physical chess board," added Shetty.
> >
> > The board consists of a 64-key membrane keypad. At the heart of the
> project
> > is Arduino, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use
> > hardware. It is used to transfer signals from the board to the computer.
> >
> > The chessboard is designed to facilitate the other senses of the player.
> "A
> > voice feedback is provided to the player. The chess pieces are inscribed
> > with Braille and there are textural differences between the black and
> white
> > boxes, making them easy to use for players. Users will find it easier to
> > not only play the game, but will also understand the other person's moves
> > in the game better," added Shetty.
> >
> > This team had applied to the Maker Faire in Rome, and have recently been
> > invited by the organisers to showcase the board in Rome next month. The
> > Maker Faire Rome is a festival of invention and creativity, in which
> > projects from across the globe are showcased.
> >
> > "While the project is ready, we are also trying to incorporate other
> > features to this chess board for even better results," Shetty signed off.
> >
> > visit http://chess.riidl.org/ and email to *chesst...@riidl.org*
> >  for more info.
> >
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Re: [AI] Automated Chess Board

[Ravindra Jadhav]

it is great advantage for all chess players and like me also.
I am finding the partner who is ready to play chess daily withme me on
internet for improving my game.
For example, if I played 1. e4 than the reply will come C5. 2. Nf3
nc6. 3. D4 c.d4. 4. N.d4 n.d4. so on!
So anybody wants to play please contact me.
No time limit, you can think 1 2 days also. I will preserve your moves.
Note: first preference goes to your work than to the chess.
regards
Ravi

On 9/18/14, BIKRAMADITYA BEHERA  wrote:
> oh that's really wonderful. I am eagerly waiting it to be available for
> purchase!
>
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 9:42 PM, Tejas Karanje 
> wrote:
>
>> Wow! Great!
>>
>> On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
>> > News info on Automated Chess Board
>> >
>> > Mumbai college designs tech-savvy chessboard for the blind
>> >
>> > Watch a 6 minutes video *www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFVDBDH0ys*
>> > 
>> >
>> > The innovation centre at Somaiya College, Mumbai has designed a
>> chessboard
>> > that is tailor-made for the sightless, with Braille inscription on
>> > chess
>> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural
>> >
>> > The specially designed board comes with Braille inscription on chess
>> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural differences
>> > between black and white boxes, amongst other features.
>> >
>> > "There are already board games available in the market that can be used
>> by
>> > the visually-impaired, but our board game involves technology that
>> > allows
>> > one to play the game online as well as on a physical board; the board
>> > automatically plays the moves depending on the keys pressed," said
>> Gaurang
>> > Shetty, head of the innovation centre.
>> >
>> > The project was introduced by Shetty two years ago, and was completed
>> only
>> > this year, with the help of three college students. "The existing board
>> > games in the market for the visually impaired are incomplete. So, we
>> > have
>> > collaborated with the National Association for the Blind (NAB) for
>> > their
>> > inputs while launching this board game," he said, and added that the
>> group
>> > has filed for patenting their work.
>> >
>> > Called Automated Chess (AC), the board game can be used for a
>> single-player
>> > game or a game with two players. "AC also provides the player with a
>> > Graphical User Interface (GUI) over the Internet, so one person can
>> > play
>> > over GUI sitting in any corner of the world, while the other plays on
>> > the
>> > physical chess board," added Shetty.
>> >
>> > The board consists of a 64-key membrane keypad. At the heart of the
>> project
>> > is Arduino, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use
>> > hardware. It is used to transfer signals from the board to the
>> > computer.
>> >
>> > The chessboard is designed to facilitate the other senses of the
>> > player.
>> "A
>> > voice feedback is provided to the player. The chess pieces are
>> > inscribed
>> > with Braille and there are textural differences between the black and
>> white
>> > boxes, making them easy to use for players. Users will find it easier
>> > to
>> > not only play the game, but will also understand the other person's
>> > moves
>> > in the game better," added Shetty.
>> >
>> > This team had applied to the Maker Faire in Rome, and have recently
>> > been
>> > invited by the organisers to showcase the board in Rome next month. The
>> > Maker Faire Rome is a festival of invention and creativity, in which
>> > projects from across the globe are showcased.
>> >
>> > "While the project is ready, we are also trying to incorporate other
>> > features to this chess board for even better results," Shetty signed
>> > off.
>> >
>> > visit http://chess.riidl.org/ and email to *chesst...@riidl.org*
>> >  for more info.
>> >
>> >
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>> of
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[AI] Fwd: Fw: KRISHNAMURTHY high court judgement CASE

[Himanshu Sahu]

Another landmark judgement by Delhi High court...
such judgements are required more and more to wake up Stubborn
managements who misuse their vast resources for harassing PH employees
aggrieved with their discriminatory policies instead of using these
resources for their welfare...
Salute to comrade V. Krishnamurthy...
Also a moment of proud to have him as one of the secretaries of
Visually Impaired Bank Employees Welfare Association!


-- Forwarded message --
From: V Krishnamurthy 
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2014 14:59:06 +0800
Subject: Fw: KRISHNAMURTHY high court judgement CASE
To: "sahu.himanshu2...@gmail.com" ,
Rajesh Asudani ,
"vib-in...@googlegroups.com" 


On Monday, 15 September 2014 7:57 AM, RAGHAVENDRAN R
 wrote:



 IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI



  W.P.(C) 4946/2013 and CM No.11173/2013 (stay)

  CANARA BANK . Petitioner

  Through : Mr. Rajesh Kumar Gautam,

  Advocate




versus



  V. KRISHNAMURTHY and ANR. . Respondents

  Through : Mr. Pankaj Sinha, Advocate for R-1.

  Mr. Jaswinder Singh, Adv. for R-2.



  CORAM:

   HON'BLE MS. JUSTICE HIMA KOHLI

   O R D E R

   02.09.2014



  1. Pleadings are complete.

  2. At the outset, counsel for the petitioner states that the
  respondent No.1 has filed WP (C)No.14017/2012 in the Madras High Court,
  wherein directions were sought to the petitioner/Bank (respondent in the
  aforesaid petition) to provide him study materials and to arrange a
  scribe at their cost and without any mark restriction to enable him, who
  is a person with visual disability, to participate in the process of
  promotion to the MMG Scale-III. Further, the respondent No.1 had
  challenged the promotion policy of the petitioner/Bank dated
  16.5.2012. A copy of the aforesaid writ



  W.P.(C) 4946/2013 Page No.1 of 3

  petition has been enclosed with the rejoinder filed by the
  petitioner/Bank and marked as Annexure P-10.

  3. The Court is informed by the counsel for the petitioner/Bank that
  the respondent No.1 was promoted to the MMG Scale-III on 27.5.2014 and
  thus, the said relief does not survive.

  4. As regards the remaining reliefs, since the aforesaid writ petition
  is pending before the Madras High Court and the respondent No.1, who is
  visually challenged and a permanent resident of Coimbatore, is appearing
  through counsel in the said proceedings, this Court is of the opinion
  that great inconvenience will be caused to him if he has to continue
  defending the present petition filed by the Bank from such a long
  distance. The petitioner being a nationalized bank has enough
  wherewithal, apart from a well organized legal department to pursue
  litigations all over the country, including the Madras High Court.

  5. For the Bank to file the present petition in this Court only on the
  ground that the impugned order dated 2.5.2013 was passed by the Chief
  Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities, whose office is situated in
  Delhi, cannot be the sole consideration that will weigh with the Court
  while examining the aspect of territorial jurisdiction. The doctrine of
  forum convenience gains significance when the respondent

  W.P.(C) 4946/2013 Page No.2 of 3



  No.1, who is visually challenged, is admittedly a resident of Coimbatore
  and working for gain in a Branch of the petitioner/Bank situated in the
  very same city. Further, having regard to the fact that the respondent
  No.1 has already approached the Madras High Court for appropriate relief
  in WP(C)No.14017/2012, which is being contested by the petitioner/Bank
  and is pending adjudication in the said court, it is deemed appropriate
  to dispose of the present petition with liberty granted to the
  petitioner/Bank to file appropriate proceedings in the Madras High Court.

  6. In view of the fact that an interim order dated 5.8.2014 is
  operating in favour of the petitioner/Bank, it is directed that the said
  order shall remain in operation for a period of four weeks from today,
  which is considered sufficient time for the petitioner/Bank to approach
  the Madras High Court for relief.

  7. The writ petition is disposed of, along with the pending
  application.







  HIMA KOHLI, J

  SEPTEMBER 02, 2014

  sk/mk





  W.P.(C) 4946/2013 Page No.3 of 3



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Re: [AI] Automated Chess Board

[mahendra]

Dear Ravindra
if you like there are few skype groups of blind people,
and we organise regular tornament.
if you like to play this way,
do write to me privately.


At 06:44 PM 9/18/2014, you wrote:

it is great advantage for all chess players and like me also.
I am finding the partner who is ready to play chess daily withme me on
internet for improving my game.
For example, if I played 1. e4 than the reply will come C5. 2. Nf3
nc6. 3. D4 c.d4. 4. N.d4 n.d4. so on!
So anybody wants to play please contact me.
No time limit, you can think 1 2 days also. I will preserve your moves.
Note: first preference goes to your work than to the chess.
regards
Ravi

On 9/18/14, BIKRAMADITYA BEHERA  wrote:
> oh that's really wonderful. I am eagerly waiting it to be available for
> purchase!
>
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 9:42 PM, Tejas Karanje 
> wrote:
>
>> Wow! Great!
>>
>> On 9/18/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
>> > News info on Automated Chess Board
>> >
>> > Mumbai college designs tech-savvy chessboard for the blind
>> >
>> > Watch a 6 minutes video *www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFVDBDH0ys*
>> > 
>> >
>> > The innovation centre at Somaiya College, Mumbai has designed a
>> chessboard
>> > that is tailor-made for the sightless, with Braille inscription on
>> > chess
>> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural
>> >
>> > The specially designed board comes with Braille inscription on chess
>> > pieces, voice feedback of every move played, and textural differences
>> > between black and white boxes, amongst other features.
>> >
>> > "There are already board games available in the market that can be used
>> by
>> > the visually-impaired, but our board game involves technology that
>> > allows
>> > one to play the game online as well as on a physical board; the board
>> > automatically plays the moves depending on the keys pressed," said
>> Gaurang
>> > Shetty, head of the innovation centre.
>> >
>> > The project was introduced by Shetty two years ago, and was completed
>> only
>> > this year, with the help of three college students. "The existing board
>> > games in the market for the visually impaired are incomplete. So, we
>> > have
>> > collaborated with the National Association for the Blind (NAB) for
>> > their
>> > inputs while launching this board game," he said, and added that the
>> group
>> > has filed for patenting their work.
>> >
>> > Called Automated Chess (AC), the board game can be used for a
>> single-player
>> > game or a game with two players. "AC also provides the player with a
>> > Graphical User Interface (GUI) over the Internet, so one person can
>> > play
>> > over GUI sitting in any corner of the world, while the other plays on
>> > the
>> > physical chess board," added Shetty.
>> >
>> > The board consists of a 64-key membrane keypad. At the heart of the
>> project
>> > is Arduino, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use
>> > hardware. It is used to transfer signals from the board to the
>> > computer.
>> >
>> > The chessboard is designed to facilitate the other senses of the
>> > player.
>> "A
>> > voice feedback is provided to the player. The chess pieces are
>> > inscribed
>> > with Braille and there are textural differences between the black and
>> white
>> > boxes, making them easy to use for players. Users will find it easier
>> > to
>> > not only play the game, but will also understand the other person's
>> > moves
>> > in the game better," added Shetty.
>> >
>> > This team had applied to the Maker Faire in Rome, and have recently
>> > been
>> > invited by the organisers to showcase the board in Rome next month. The
>> > Maker Faire Rome is a festival of invention and creativity, in which
>> > projects from across the globe are showcased.
>> >
>> > "While the project is ready, we are also trying to incorporate other
>> > features to this chess board for even better results," Shetty signed
>> > off.
>> >
>> > visit http://chess.riidl.org/ and email to *chesst...@riidl.org*
>> >  for more info.
>> >
>> >
>> > Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>> of
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[AI] Blind stars convention

[handande...@gmail.com]

Hello friends. Sharing the blind star's convention post in English here.
  Dear Friends,
Greetings!
I am sure you must be aware with our Blind Stars group on Facebook. We
along with Antardrishti  jointly organizing our first ever national
convention of visually impaired people in Agra. The convention named as
Blind Stars Beyond Face book – Bridging the Gap will be a three day event,
packed with brainstorming sessions, group discussions on variety of
subjects concerning empowerment of visually impaired and cultural
performances by visually impaired artists.
The convention will be a fabulous gathering of host of visually impaired
professionals in many disciplines, artists, musicians, academicians and
activists. After having a high quality exchange of ideas and experiences
the convention will also issue an Agra Declaration. Besides delegates there
will be huge participation of noted ophthalmologists, representatives of
eye care related professionals, journalists, bureaucrats and members of
civil society.
Important info:
1. Event Date: 7 to 9 November 2014
2. Venue: Agra
3. Registration fee: Rs. 500/-
4. Last date of Registration: 30 September 2014
for participation and more information check our website at
http://blindstars.org
Blind Star Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/blindstar/
Event Page of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1492858797631923/

for mor info contact to,

1 mohammad   khalid-  
Mobile 0 9 9 9 9 1 5 1 3 1 9, 
akhil shrivastav  sir- 09412258575
 mohammad raza-   909767

Quick Call: BlindStar Convention Helpline Partner
dile free help line number of Quick Call  
its 
18002000215



Looking forward to see you in Agra for better Tomorrow.
Thanks
Regards
from 
admen teem of blindstars.



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Re: [AI] Facilities extended by ICICI bank for visually impaired customers

[Aravind R]

amazing and hats off to icici. offcourse, no bank has rule from top
management not to give ATM cards or mobile banking or net banking to
us. its only due to the wrong interpretation of officers in branches
and their reluctants to learn even if we try to make them aware.

On 9/18/14, Arpit Jain  wrote:
> Hello everyone!
> Recently I had interacted with ICICI representative and asked for the
> details for my account registered as a blind customer. Following is
> their reply and I hope this may help those who are looking to open
> account in this bank or any other private/public bank.
>
> Regards
> Adv. Arpit Jain
> Roorkee
>
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: customer.c...@icicibank.com
> Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2014 11:12:22 +0530 (IST)
> Subject: XXX
> To: arpit@gmail.com
>
> Dear Mr. Jain,
>
> We understand your concern.
>
> As per our telephonic conversation on September 18, 2014,we informed
> you that  Minimum Monthly Average Balance (MAB) is Rs 5,000.
>
> Cheque Book : Nil for 30 payable-at-par cheque leaves in a quarter and
> Rs. 30 for every additional cheque book of 15 leaves
>
> Internet Banking : Free on request
>
> Mobile Banking : Free on request
>
> Debit Card Type : ICICI Bank International Debit Card
>
> Debit Card limit : Daily spending/withdrawal limit: 35,000/25,000
>
> ATM Interchange (Transactions at Non ICICI Bank ATMs) : Nil for the
> first five cash withdrawals in the month and Rs.18 per cash withdrawal
> thereafter in the same month.
>
> DD/PO : Rs.50 per D.D. up to Rs.10,000;Rs.3 per thousand rupees or
> part thereof for DD of more than Rs.10,000, subject to a minimum of
> Rs.75 and maximum of Rs. 15,000
>
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> thousand rupees or part thereof, subject to a minimum of Rs.150
> ,Maximum withdrawal limit
>  Self: Rs.50,000 per day, Third party: Rs.15,000 per day)
>
> Features of Visually Impaired customers
>  ·   A Blind person is one who has no sight in both eyes.
>
>  ·   The applicant should personally visit the branch to open the account.
>
>  ·   Savings / Term Deposit account will be opened for Visually
> Impaired (Blind) persons under status code BLIND  and for salary
> accounts under status code "PBLND".
>
>  ·   A joint account can be opened by a visually impaired person as
> the primary account holder.
>
>  ·   Accounts for visually impaired persons will be opened at all
> retail branches.
>
>  ·   Phone banking / Mobile banking will be extended and existing
> process will be followed.
>
>  ·   Locker facility will be extended to these customers.
>
>  1. If requested by the customer, facility for providing the person
> in-charge of the locker to be present when the locker is opened or to
> check if nothing has been left behind or fallen after the locker is
> closed will be provided.
>
>  ·   A visually impaired customer will not be forced to operate the
> bank account jointly with any person or in the presence of any person.
>
>  ·   No services will be denied to visually impaired customers
> including visually impaired customers who use their thumb impression
> for operating the bank account.
>
>  Salary Account
>
>  · Transaction banking privileges for PBLND customers :
>
>  1. Waiver of DD/PO charges for upto 1 lac per day
>
>  2. Free multicity cheque book facility
>
>  3. Free usage of multicity cheque book upto 1 lac per month
>
>  4. ATM Interchange- Free upto 5 transaction in month
>
>  5. Transaction at base branch- Free upto 12 Trxn
>
>  6. Anywhere Cash withdrawal- Free (Maximum Cash withdrawal Limit :
> Self: Rs 5 Per day Third party : Rs 15000 per day)
>
>  7. Anywhere cash Deposit- Waived off (Maximum Cash Deposit Limit :
> Self/ representative: Rs. 5 Per day.
>
>  · Service privileges for PBLND customers: Internet banking, mobile
> banking and Insta alert are made free for PBLND customers.
>
>  Features of Illiterate customers
>  ·   An Illiterate person is one who is not educated, not able to put
> signature and has no knowledge of reading and writing of any language.
>
>  ·   Applicant to be clearly informed that all transactions will have
> to be conducted at base branch only. Savings Account will not be
> provided with Cheque book, ATM/Debit Card, Internet Banking and Phone
> banking facility.
>
>  ·   Customer will have to visit the branch to withdraw money from the
> account. Only a loose cheque will be provided at the time of each cash
> withdrawal (Existing process for loose cheque in circular 8758 to be
> referred)
>
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Re: [AI] Blind stars convention

[mukesh jain]

hello,
kindly elaborate on the following:
1. what is the detailed agenda for this convention?
2. who are the speakers attending this event?
3. where would be the exact venu in agra?
4. does this program entitles the government/PSU employees to avail
the special cl to attend the programs related to disability?
looking forward for your reply.

On 9/19/14, handande...@gmail.com  wrote:
> Hello friends. Sharing the blind star's convention post in English here.
>   Dear Friends,
> Greetings!
> I am sure you must be aware with our Blind Stars group on Facebook. We
> along with Antardrishti  jointly organizing our first ever national
> convention of visually impaired people in Agra. The convention named as
> Blind Stars Beyond Face book - Bridging the Gap will be a three day event,
> packed with brainstorming sessions, group discussions on variety of
> subjects concerning empowerment of visually impaired and cultural
> performances by visually impaired artists.
> The convention will be a fabulous gathering of host of visually impaired
> professionals in many disciplines, artists, musicians, academicians and
> activists. After having a high quality exchange of ideas and experiences
> the convention will also issue an Agra Declaration. Besides delegates there
> will be huge participation of noted ophthalmologists, representatives of
> eye care related professionals, journalists, bureaucrats and members of
> civil society.
> Important info:
> 1. Event Date: 7 to 9 November 2014
> 2. Venue: Agra
> 3. Registration fee: Rs. 500/-
> 4. Last date of Registration: 30 September 2014
> for participation and more information check our website at
> http://blindstars.org
> Blind Star Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/blindstar/
> Event Page of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1492858797631923/
>
> for mor info contact to,
>
> 1 mohammad   khalid-
> Mobile 0 9 9 9 9 1 5 1 3 1 9,
> akhil shrivastav  sir- 09412258575
>  mohammad raza-   909767
>
> Quick Call: BlindStar Convention Helpline Partner
> dile free help line number of Quick Call
> its
> 18002000215
>
>
>
> Looking forward to see you in Agra for better Tomorrow.
> Thanks
> Regards
> from
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[AI] 1st blind School Entrepreneur in the program |Ek Mulakat tonight!

[Amit Bhatt]

Listen an exclusive interview of the 1st blind School Entrepreneur and
owner, Mr. Ajay Garg In the program Ek Mulakat tonight, to be
broadcasted on Radio Udaan: www.radioudaan.com at 9 PM on Friday, Sep
19th, 2014.
The repeat broadcast will be available on the same channel at 4 Pm on
Saturday, Sep 20th, 2014.

32 year old Ajay Garg is a 1st visually impaired person in India who
is running two public schools altogether for the sighted students in
Delhi.

This interview is important for those visually impaired people who are
exploring the opportunities in various business areas including School
Ownership.

Happy listening!

  Warm regards,

  Amit Bhatt

  RJ - Radio Udaan, www.radioudaan.com

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http://www.qainfotech.net

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Re: [AI] Court reverses undue transfer of blind professor

[Asudani, Rajesh]

A good judgment.
However, again it proves that we are at the mercy of managements and judges.
There is no unbiased system working to empower the disabled.
Single JUDGE upholds the transfer and thanks to perseverance of Ramkumar and 
support he got and of course thanks to two judges who sided with him, that he 
could retain his earlier posting.



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-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
goutham agrawal
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2014 3:41 PM
To: Access india
Subject: [AI] Court reverses undue transfer of blind professor

Dear All,

I am happy to inform you that the judiciary has once again expressed
its deep concern for promotion and protection of rights of persons
with disaiblity.

please refer below reproduced news covered in times of India with
regard to reverse an undue transfer of a visually challenged
professors.

with regards,
Gautam Agarwal




Court reverses undue transfer of blind professor

Tue, 09/16/2014 -
A vindictive transfer of a 100% visually impaired professor of
English, from a college close to his home to one 18km away by the
Puducherry higher education department, was flayed by the Madras high
court which said the authorities had acted in an insensitive manner.
Dr D Ramkumar, a doctorate degree-holder in English, is a 100%
visually challenged person working as head of the department of
English in Kasthurba College for Women in Villianur, Puducherry since
his appointment in February 2009.
The government-controlled Pondicherry Society for Higher Education
administers six colleges including this institution, which is located
about 9km from Dr Ramkumar's home. In 2013, he was transferred to
Rajiv Gandhi Arts and Science College in Thavalakuppam, Puducherry, on
the ground that only women faculty members were preferred at Kasthurba
college. Though authorities cited administrative reasons for the
transfer, Ramkumar said he was being targeted because they were
underwrong the impression that he was behind a sexual harassment
complaint lodged by a woman lecturer recently.  appeal to authorities
was dismissed, and a single judge of the high court too upheld the
transfer saying the transfer was an incidence of service.
Reversing the single judge order and slamming the higher education
department authorities for their attitude, a division bench of Justice
N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice K Ravichandrabaabu said: "There is no
dispute regarding the power of the authority to transfer an officer
from one college to another college on administrative exigency.
However, having regard to the state award conferred on Ramkumar, it is
beyond doubt that he is an asset to the women's college. It is not in
dispute that other male lecturers are allowed to serve in the college
even as on date. Thus, there is no justification to argue that it
being a women's college, Ramkumar has no right to continue there and
that he is to be necessarily transferred a college 18km away from his
residence."
Citing provisions of Persons with Disabilities (Equal opportunities,
Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995 and central
government circulars concerning disabled employees, the judges held
that there was a statutory violation committed by higher education
department while transferring Ramkumar from a college where he was
serving in a safe manner to another college 18km away from his
residence.
They then set aside both the transfer order and the single judge
verdict upholding the transfer order.



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Re: [AI] The phenomenology of the handshake

[ram]

I wanted to know if women have handshake. Should you shake hands with a 
women? Many times, some people, particularly women, just touch the fingarss 
during handshake. How blind people manage handshake offer?

regards

- Original Message - 
From: "avinash shahi" 

To: 
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2014 3:20 PM
Subject: [AI] The phenomenology of the handshake



While reading this very interesting piece on (Sunday), I am reminded
of practical difficulty faced by majority of us (blind people) while
responding to handshake offer. I've heard many diseases are known to
have spread from unprotected handshake but this does not mean we avoid
handshake in genuine situation Can we exchange our interesting
experiential/funny  accounts about handshake? and find a solution to
this dillemma...
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-openpage/the-phenomenology-of-the-handshake/article6408899.ece
Shaking hands with this strongly built former Army man is quite an
experience. He shakes hands with you firmly, will look you in the eye
gently, and greet you with a very polite 'how are you'. However,
post-handshake, your fingers and palm will take a little time to
recover from the unexpected exercise. The experience is not altogether
physical.

The handshake, historically popular in different cultures, is an act
meant to establish contact between two human beings. Human beings are
bound to each other in a great chain of being, and a handshake is a
link in this chain.

More than the ritual itself, it is the manner of shaking hands which
says it all: it reveals if the chain is valued or not. In our culture,
a handshake that is slightly less solid than our Army man friend's can
be considered normative. A hand offered perfunctorily could reflect
indifference and an absence of warmth. Human beings have a
responsibility towards their cultural environment. The output depends
on the input. A firm, friendly and warm handshake is a positive input
in our environment; it usually produces a positive output. An unsure
hand could well release negative vibes.

A handshake that lasts for some duration also makes a statement. In
most meetings between top leaders, the act of the handshake is watched
closely. When Narendra Modi shook hands with Nawaz Sharif at his
swearing-in ceremony, it was estimated that he held the Pakistan
leader's hand for a full 26 seconds, looking him in the eye. In a way
he appeared to have gained some psychological points before the eager
cameramen and reporters.

Who shakes hands with whom can offer a study in gender relations,
changing manners and the dynamics of power in relationships.

In a patriarchal set-up, men do not shake hands with women. Women
offering their hands for a handshake would even be looked down upon.
In the urban professional set-up where patriarchal customs are
weakening, some women may shake hands with men and some will not. In
any case, a handshake between a man and a woman in a professional
situation would be gentle and brief. In traditional Muslim households
there was a time when women simply greeted each other but did not
usually shake hands with each other. In the same kind of households
now, handshake between women is often the norm.

A younger person offering his hand to an older person is a sign of
poor manners, at least in India. It is the older person who must offer
his hand. Where age is not a factor in a relationship, it does not
matter who takes the initiative. However, the person taking the
initiative will be considered more open and warm-hearted.

The social and professional status of a person also determines the
custom of the handshake. A person higher in status can choose to shake
or not shake hands with a person lower in status. An attendant should
not dare to offer his hand to his boss. The boss offering his hand to
his attendant in a professional context would be considered rare
indeed. However, the same boss may offer his hand to the attendant if
he visits his home on some festival.

At times, a handshake can be a cause of problem. The evil practice of
untouchability and slavery had once made even the thought of handshake
between some groups unthinkable. The idea of a handshake is also
uncomfortable for a person suffering from obsessive compulsive
disorder. The simple matter of hygiene also determines the practice of
the handshake. Imagine a situation where a person having the problem
of OCD is forced by etiquette to shake hands with somebody given to
picking his nose or not washing his hands after a visit to the
washroom.

An ecstatic form of handshake is the high five, made popular by
certain sportspersons. High fives may be exchanged between younger
people, but will be out of place in a formal situation. But the
thought of a high five with my Army man friend gives me a shudder. A
firm handshake may be more than enough.

siddiquiasim.amu

@gmail.com

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



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[AI] Request for advice for treatment

[Anil Kumar]

Dear List,

One of my colleagues is suffering from Resolved Central Serous
Retinapthy.  It is there in both the eyes.  Blocked Flurosence in
macular area of right eye and fluid accumalation is observe in both
the eyes.  Focal laser treatment was done in both the eyes.  Evastin
and Lucentus injections were given in the right eye.  Present status
is , vision is almost nil in the right eye and very dull in left eye .
The question is whether CSR is curable?  if, either in Ayurveda or in
Allopathy treatment is advisable?

Your quick response in this regard would be highly appreciated.

Thanks in anticipation,

(Anilkumar K.R.)
Email: anilhi...@gmail.com / anilkuma...@ntpc.co.in



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Re: [AI] Now, a book on PM in Braille

[srinivas bangalore_11]

Hi,
If we have to read this book, then what is the alternative way?

On 9/18/14, Hozefa Tambawala  wrote:
> There is nowhere mentioned about purchasing info.
>
> On 9/18/14, srinivas bangalore_11  wrote:
>> hi,
>> So nice to here from you.
>>
>> Where can I buy this book?
>>
>> On 9/18/14, Hozefa Tambawala  wrote:
>>> Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to refrain from pomp
>>> and show on his 64th birthday, however, his birthday is special for
>>> scores of blind students of the country as they will now be able to
>>> know about country's PM, courtesy a book written in Braille script by
>>> a housewife of the Sangam city.
>>>
>>>  Writing several other books on her Braille typewriter, book titled,
>>> Narendra Modi-Ek Vayktivav, is yet another contribution of Hardeep
>>> Singh's selfless service for the blind students. "I see this book
>>> apolitical as this is a selfless service for those who cannot see Modi
>>> or have a book to read the inspiring incidences from his life", said
>>> Singh. The two chapters of this book talks of disciplined life of our
>>> PM and how these blind students can strive while swimming against the
>>> tide, she added. The book mentions not only about the basic
>>> information about the life of Modi but also of the persons who
>>> inspired him for becoming what he is today. One of the blind student
>>> of the city Supriya said, "We have heard so much about our PM and his
>>> life but all from other people, it is good that someone has thought of
>>> us too and written a book on Modi". Hardeep had also written Gita
>>> Saar, Laghu Kavita Sangrah, greeting card and other books in Braille
>>> script. She is also writing the magnum opus of great Hindi litterateur
>>> Hari Vansh Rai Bachchan Madhushala for these blind students.
>>>
>>> Source:
>>> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/Now-a-book-on-PM-in-Braille/articleshow/42736447.cms?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=digest_section
>>>
>>> --
>>> "Life is like a piano.
>>> White keys are happy moments
>>> & Black keys are sad moments.
>>> But remember both keys are played together to give sweet music."
>>>
>>> "Focus on your abilities, not your disability."
>>>
>>> Follow me on Facebook:
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>>>
>>> Skype ID:
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>>>
>>> Warm Regards,
>>>
>>> Hozefa...
>>>
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Re: [AI] Now, a book on PM in Braille

[Ravindra Jadhav]

I think all blind institute try to avail this book in low cost. Then
only everyone will get the chance to read it.

On 9/19/14, srinivas bangalore_11  wrote:
> Hi,
> If we have to read this book, then what is the alternative way?
>
> On 9/18/14, Hozefa Tambawala  wrote:
>> There is nowhere mentioned about purchasing info.
>>
>> On 9/18/14, srinivas bangalore_11  wrote:
>>> hi,
>>> So nice to here from you.
>>>
>>> Where can I buy this book?
>>>
>>> On 9/18/14, Hozefa Tambawala  wrote:
 Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to refrain from pomp
 and show on his 64th birthday, however, his birthday is special for
 scores of blind students of the country as they will now be able to
 know about country's PM, courtesy a book written in Braille script by
 a housewife of the Sangam city.

  Writing several other books on her Braille typewriter, book titled,
 Narendra Modi-Ek Vayktivav, is yet another contribution of Hardeep
 Singh's selfless service for the blind students. "I see this book
 apolitical as this is a selfless service for those who cannot see Modi
 or have a book to read the inspiring incidences from his life", said
 Singh. The two chapters of this book talks of disciplined life of our
 PM and how these blind students can strive while swimming against the
 tide, she added. The book mentions not only about the basic
 information about the life of Modi but also of the persons who
 inspired him for becoming what he is today. One of the blind student
 of the city Supriya said, "We have heard so much about our PM and his
 life but all from other people, it is good that someone has thought of
 us too and written a book on Modi". Hardeep had also written Gita
 Saar, Laghu Kavita Sangrah, greeting card and other books in Braille
 script. She is also writing the magnum opus of great Hindi litterateur
 Hari Vansh Rai Bachchan Madhushala for these blind students.

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