Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically challenged persons (VI)

[abidi . j]

That's interesting! So, let's have an exhaustive debate on this very point: 

Is identification of jobs good or bad?!

And, Rajesh you can't have it both ways. When some jobs are identified, 
obviously the rest of the jobs would be denied.

Javed Abidi
25.2.2014

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From: "Asudani, Rajesh" 
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 12:56:26 
To: abid...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for discussing 
accessibility and issues   concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: RE: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for
Physically challenged persons (VI)

No, I don't quite agree.
Identification of jobs, is not, per se, bad.
It is bad when the list is used as exhaustive list and people are denied jobs 
not identified...
Such practices are resorted to without legal sanctions...

And, please refrain from using visual metaphors like eye opener, as they 
falsely equate ability to see with ability to know



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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
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Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 12:18 PM
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Subject: Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically 
challenged persons (VI)

I agree with Avinash. However, this "arbitrary business" of job identification 
is not done by the Government alone. They can't dare to. It is done with the 
active support and collusion of our own people in the disability sector! 
Therefore, please find out as to who served on the Expert Committee and the 3 
Sub Committees on behalf of disabled people. It may serve as a big eye opener 
for many of you.

Javed Abidi
25.2.2014

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From: avinash shahi 
Sender: "AccessIndia" 
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 11:50:23
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the disabled.
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concerning the disabled." 
Subject: Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for
 Physically challenged persons (VI)

Dear Friend
Though I oppose this arbitrary business of identification of jobs for
persons with disabilities in India
But I'm sharing MSJE recent circulars regarding identification of jobs for PWds.
block quote
list of Groups A, B, C and D posts which were identified suitable for
persons with disabilities. The Expert Committee submitted its report
on 24th January, 2012. The Central Government accepted the report and
the list of posts identified for Persons with Disabilities has been
published vide Notification No.16-15/2010-DD-III dated 29th July 2013
block quote end
You can download lists by visiting
http://www.socialjustice.nic.in/policiesacts3.php#a6
Hope this helps.
On 2/25/14, Suk Bahadur Subba  wrote:
> Dear Lists Members,
> I am in need of a circular issued by the Government of India if,
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Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically challenged persons (VI)

[avinash shahi]

When UNCRPD calls for reasonable accomodation then identification
business should be abandoned.
Friends please read this enlightening piece appeared in the Frontline
in October 2013.
http://www.frontline.in/social-issues/denying-the-disabled/article5272485.ece
Indian courts have shown that they are ready for progressive
interpretations of the law on the rights of persons with disabilities.
Therefore, any new law that aims to replace the Persons with
Disabilities Act, 1995, needs to be a significant improvement on it.
By JAYNA KOTHARI
SINCE 1996, when the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities,
Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995 (PWD Act), came
into force, by far the majority of cases taken to court have been
about equal opportunity in public employment, that is, reservation of
jobs for persons with disabilities and related matters such as
promotions, identification of posts and eligibility. This struggle is
in many ways not that different from the caste and gender battles for
affirmative action in government employment. For any marginalised
group, including persons with disabilities, equality in employment is
a benchmark for full participation in society.

In Union of India vs National Federation for the Blind and Others, the
Supreme Court passed on October 8 a landmark judgment in this battle
on reservation of jobs for persons with disabilities. The PWD Act,
though a restricted statute mainly concerned with providing
reservation in jobs and seats in public employment and education, has
slowly been nudged by courts, lawyers and disability rights activists
to become far more progressive than was ever imagined. Section 33 of
the Act states that "every appropriate government shall appoint in
every establishment such percentage of vacancies not less than 3 per
cent for persons or class of persons with disability...". Section 32
requires the appropriate government to identify jobs for persons with
disability and review the list of identified jobs every three years.

In spite of Section 32, the reality on the ground since 1996 has been
that hardly any jobs were identified by the governments as suitable
for persons with disabilities. A 2009 World Bank report, titled
"People with Disabilities in India: From Commitment to Outcomes",
found that only 10.2 per cent of the posts in all
Ministries/departments and public establishments had been identified
as suitable for persons with disabilities. The situation in 2013 is
not very different. In a 2010 judgment, in Govt. of India through
Secretary and Anr vs Ravi Prakash Gupta & Anr, the Supreme Court held
that non-identification of posts could not be a reason for the
government to evade its obligation to reserve 3 per cent of posts for
persons with disabilities.

In the National Federation for the Blind case, the core question was
whether the 3 per cent reservation should be calculated on the basis
of the cadre strength or the number of vacancies in the identified
posts. Cadre strength refers to the total number of posts in the
cadre. At present, if at all reservation for and appointment of
persons with disabilities are made, it is only on the basis of the
vacancies that arise in "identified" jobs, which are far fewer than
the total number of posts in the cadre. The Supreme Court held that
from a bare reading of Section 33 it was clear that the intention of
the legislature was that the 3 per cent reservation was computed on
the basis of total vacancies in the cadre strength. This
interpretation is significant as it will lead to an unprecedented
increase in the number of appointments in State and Central government
jobs for persons with disabilities.

One of the most interesting observations of the court in this judgment
pertains to reservation in the private sector. Section 41 of the Act
states that incentives should be given to public and private
establishments so that they provide 5 per cent reservation for persons
with disabilities. The Supreme Court held that "on a conjoint reading
of Sections 33 and 41, it is clear that while Section 33 provides for
a minimum level of representation of 3 per cent in the establishments
of appropriate government, the legislature intended to ensure 5 per
cent of representation in the entire workforce both in public as well
as private sector".

This expansive observation of the court has gone unnoticed amid the
excitement over its statement on reservation based on the cadre
strength. This opens up new avenues for implementing reservation for
persons with disabilities in the private sector as well. This
opportunity was passed up by Justice Ravindran in the judgment in
Dalco Engineering Pvt. Ltd vs Satish Prabhakar Padhye & Ors, which
stated that the definition of "establishments" under the PWD Act did
not include private companies. Now, however, the full Bench of Justice
P. Sathasivam, J. Desai and J. Gogoi has clearly moved ahead by
observing that the intention of the legislature was to ensure
reservation of 

Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically challenged persons (VI)

[Asudani, Rajesh]

No, I don't quite agree.
Identification of jobs, is not, per se, bad.
It is bad when the list is used as exhaustive list and people are denied jobs 
not identified...
Such practices are resorted to without legal sanctions...

And, please refrain from using visual metaphors like eye opener, as they 
falsely equate ability to see with ability to know



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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
abid...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 12:18 PM
To: Access India
Subject: Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically 
challenged persons (VI)

I agree with Avinash. However, this "arbitrary business" of job identification 
is not done by the Government alone. They can't dare to. It is done with the 
active support and collusion of our own people in the disability sector! 
Therefore, please find out as to who served on the Expert Committee and the 3 
Sub Committees on behalf of disabled people. It may serve as a big eye opener 
for many of you.

Javed Abidi
25.2.2014

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From: avinash shahi 
Sender: "AccessIndia" 
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 11:50:23
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning  
the disabled.
Reply-To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerning the disabled." 
Subject: Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for
 Physically challenged persons (VI)

Dear Friend
Though I oppose this arbitrary business of identification of jobs for
persons with disabilities in India
But I'm sharing MSJE recent circulars regarding identification of jobs for PWds.
block quote
list of Groups A, B, C and D posts which were identified suitable for
persons with disabilities. The Expert Committee submitted its report
on 24th January, 2012. The Central Government accepted the report and
the list of posts identified for Persons with Disabilities has been
published vide Notification No.16-15/2010-DD-III dated 29th July 2013
block quote end
You can download lists by visiting
http://www.socialjustice.nic.in/policiesacts3.php#a6
Hope this helps.
On 2/25/14, Suk Bahadur Subba  wrote:
> Dear Lists Members,
> I am in need of a circular issued by the Government of India if,
> regarding the posts identified for the Visually Impaired, I shall be
> grateful if you kindly avail me the same or guide me to the source to
> avail the same.
> With warm regards,
>
>
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[avinash shahi]

I agree to Mahesh sir.
Let us forget the bitterness now. and collectively work for better RPD
after polls.
Javed sir I gracely apologise publickly if my way of asking and posing
issues have hit you hard. But sir you should understand many landmark
judicial pronouncements and interests of fairly population of disabled
were at stake if this Bill had been passed in its current form.
My commitment to healthy academic discourse has always inspired me to
study and react to all sides of the discourse. Access India has
witnessed my postings from all perspectives on RPD in the last few
weeks. But being myself a totally blind researcher on India's
disabilities act who has easy access to media and academia didin't
wish this Bill be passed where totally blind/low vision  persons were
intentially ignored and marginalised in the Bill. And other disabled
categories also rightfully objected to the Bill as you know from the
writings of Amba Salelkar, Professor Mustaffa of Nalsar,  Jaina
Kuthari of Alternate legal firm banglore and others.
And as far as activism and leadership is concerned I must talk about
two researched writings one by Meenu Bhambani's  who submitted her MA
dissertation praising Mr Javed's contribution under the banner of DRG
and Dr jagdish Chandra's  PHD theses who primarily discusses Mr Rungta
and NFB's activism on ground since 70s.
Finally friends, we shouldn't forget this fact whosoever handles media
successfully his'her version gets documented an then that report and
bite can be referred in future. And Mr Javed is superb in dealing with
news agencies. Both leaders have played major roles but there has
always been lack of trust and coordination.
NFB should certainly embark on opening research cell to produce
quality reports and findings this is the lesson they should take from
this RPD fiasco. And finally, I will always be indebted to Mr Rungta
sir for making this hiddened Bill publick so that the lives of million
people have been saved and there is huge possibility to rectify the
provisions of the Bill in conformity to UNCRPD. Disability has
countless shades and frankly writing we don't understand each others
so all groups should be represented.

On 2/25/14, Mahesh S. Panicker  wrote:
> Shri S. K. Rungta is someone who has been involved in disability
> activism from the 1970s at least, that is before many of us were even
> born. He has done a lot of work for the community, including some
> important and famous judicial victories and very recently, leaking the
> obnoxious secret dossier of the government. Mr. Rungta was not the
> only leader of the community who was against passing the bill in its
> present version. The concerns expressed were legitimate. So there is
> no point attacking him in person. There may be differences of opinion
> with his perspective, but the decades of activism certainly deserve
> respect.
> That brings me to Shri Javed Abidi. He too has done significant work
> for the community, has worked to bring together different sections of
> the community and has his fair share of achievements. He had his own
> logic for demanding the passing of the bill in the present format with
> certain amendments. But it is just that many of us were not convinced
> with that. As a proclaimed cross disability activist, I doubt whether
> Shri Abidi correctly gaged the extend of concern that this bill
> generated among certain sections of the disabled. A cross disability
> platform, as he should know very well, is about building alliances
> where different concerns are understood and accommodated. This session
> being the last of this Lok Sabha, and with the kind of concerns that
> the bill gave way to along with the very suspect actions of the
> government, resulted in a lot of emotionalism in disability movement
> in recent times, mistakes may have been committed from different
> sides. But now that the bill is refered to the standing committee, we
> have to get over this face of emotionalism and come together so that
> we can have a meaningful and substantive legislation.
> I would urge shri Abidi to forget the bitterness if any and get back
> to the coalition building mode that would include everyone. The
> language of sarcasm and challenge may not be the best way to do it I
> believe.
> As for many of our Access India community members, the feeling that
> our legitimate concerns were getting ignored resulted not just in
> solid and strong face of activism, it also has given rise to a lot of
> emotional reactions. But now its time we think of the broader
> scenario. There is a war to be won out there. We can't have pitched
> battles and friendly firing inside our own camp. There was a genuine
> difference of opinion and approach with Mr Abidi and certain others.
> That difference has been expressed, there is no need to get so
> intensely and rather viciously personal.
> Lets have a civilized engagement from both sides.
>
> On 2/25/14, Kanchan Pamnani  wrote:
>> I think its time that Nileema you

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Re: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

[P Subramani]

a lady  with severe disability in bangalore is using a customised car,
shall get info and post

On 2/25/14, Mangi Garg  wrote:
> Dear Kotian, thanks for early response.
> I already made an inquiry from Maruti Udyog and they had replied me that
> now days they are not modifying any Maruti brand Car.
> I live in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) and how can i get rebate on RTO.
> for power steering which car is suitable for me ?
>
>
>
>
> On 25 February 2014 12:00, Kotian, H P  wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> You would need power steering. Some manufacturers like Maruti and Tata
>> Motors modify the controls considering the needs. You could also get
>> rebate
>> on RTO charges. This varies from one state to another. Do discuss with
>> the
>> vendors. I have a friend who bought a Maruti car adapting to his needs.
>> You
>> can revert to me.
>>
>> Harish.
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf Of Mangi Garg
>> Sent: 25 February 2014 11:37
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Subject: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR
>>
>> I am having polio in my right leg and working in a Public Sector Bank as
>> Manager, I want to purchase a new CAR for self driving purposes but i do
>> not know which one is good for me and will i drive the CAR or not.
>> I would also like to know the benefits of a disabled person for purchase
>> of
>> a new car like excise duty/ RTO/Insurance etc.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>> --
>>   Regards,
>>   Mangi Garg
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Re: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

[Kotian, H P]

Hi
Nano now comes also with a power steering variant. Their id is:
tatan...@tatamotors.com

customer service 020 66495678

You can check out from them for modifying the controls.
Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Mangi Garg
Sent: 25 February 2014 12:08
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

Dear Kotian, thanks for early response.
I already made an inquiry from Maruti Udyog and they had replied me that
now days they are not modifying any Maruti brand Car.
I live in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) and how can i get rebate on RTO.
for power steering which car is suitable for me ?




On 25 February 2014 12:00, Kotian, H P  wrote:

> Hi
> You would need power steering. Some manufacturers like Maruti and Tata
> Motors modify the controls considering the needs. You could also get rebate
> on RTO charges. This varies from one state to another. Do discuss with the
> vendors. I have a friend who bought a Maruti car adapting to his needs. You
> can revert to me.
>
> Harish.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
> Behalf Of Mangi Garg
> Sent: 25 February 2014 11:37
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR
>
> I am having polio in my right leg and working in a Public Sector Bank as
> Manager, I want to purchase a new CAR for self driving purposes but i do
> not know which one is good for me and will i drive the CAR or not.
> I would also like to know the benefits of a disabled person for purchase of
> a new car like excise duty/ RTO/Insurance etc.
>
> Thanks in advance
> --
>   Regards,
>   Mangi Garg
>
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Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically challenged persons (VI)

[abidi . j]

I agree with Avinash. However, this “arbitrary business” of job identification 
is not done by the Government alone. They can't dare to. It is done with the 
active support and collusion of our own people in the disability sector! 
Therefore, please find out as to who served on the Expert Committee and the 3 
Sub Committees on behalf of disabled people. It may serve as a big eye opener 
for many of you.

Javed Abidi
25.2.2014

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

-Original Message-
From: avinash shahi 
Sender: "AccessIndia" 
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 11:50:23 
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning  
the disabled.
Reply-To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerning the disabled." 
Subject: Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for
 Physically challenged persons (VI)

Dear Friend
Though I oppose this arbitrary business of identification of jobs for
persons with disabilities in India
But I'm sharing MSJE recent circulars regarding identification of jobs for PWds.
block quote
list of Groups A, B, C and D posts which were identified suitable for
persons with disabilities. The Expert Committee submitted its report
on 24th January, 2012. The Central Government accepted the report and
the list of posts identified for Persons with Disabilities has been
published vide Notification No.16-15/2010-DD-III dated 29th July 2013
block quote end
You can download lists by visiting
http://www.socialjustice.nic.in/policiesacts3.php#a6
Hope this helps.
On 2/25/14, Suk Bahadur Subba  wrote:
> Dear Lists Members,
> I am in need of a circular issued by the Government of India if,
> regarding the posts identified for the Visually Impaired, I shall be
> grateful if you kindly avail me the same or guide me to the source to
> avail the same.
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[Mahesh S. Panicker]

Shri S. K. Rungta is someone who has been involved in disability
activism from the 1970s at least, that is before many of us were even
born. He has done a lot of work for the community, including some
important and famous judicial victories and very recently, leaking the
obnoxious secret dossier of the government. Mr. Rungta was not the
only leader of the community who was against passing the bill in its
present version. The concerns expressed were legitimate. So there is
no point attacking him in person. There may be differences of opinion
with his perspective, but the decades of activism certainly deserve
respect.
That brings me to Shri Javed Abidi. He too has done significant work
for the community, has worked to bring together different sections of
the community and has his fair share of achievements. He had his own
logic for demanding the passing of the bill in the present format with
certain amendments. But it is just that many of us were not convinced
with that. As a proclaimed cross disability activist, I doubt whether
Shri Abidi correctly gaged the extend of concern that this bill
generated among certain sections of the disabled. A cross disability
platform, as he should know very well, is about building alliances
where different concerns are understood and accommodated. This session
being the last of this Lok Sabha, and with the kind of concerns that
the bill gave way to along with the very suspect actions of the
government, resulted in a lot of emotionalism in disability movement
in recent times, mistakes may have been committed from different
sides. But now that the bill is refered to the standing committee, we
have to get over this face of emotionalism and come together so that
we can have a meaningful and substantive legislation.
I would urge shri Abidi to forget the bitterness if any and get back
to the coalition building mode that would include everyone. The
language of sarcasm and challenge may not be the best way to do it I
believe.
As for many of our Access India community members, the feeling that
our legitimate concerns were getting ignored resulted not just in
solid and strong face of activism, it also has given rise to a lot of
emotional reactions. But now its time we think of the broader
scenario. There is a war to be won out there. We can't have pitched
battles and friendly firing inside our own camp. There was a genuine
difference of opinion and approach with Mr Abidi and certain others.
That difference has been expressed, there is no need to get so
intensely and rather viciously personal.
Lets have a civilized engagement from both sides.

On 2/25/14, Kanchan Pamnani  wrote:
> I think its time that Nileema you and I must chat personally since we are
> both in Mumbai. You are not aware of the reality of a lot of the situations
>
> that have occured in the last 10 years. Kanchan Pamnani
> Advocate & Solicitor
> 9, Suleman Chambers,
> Battery Street, Colaba,
> Mumbai - 400 039.
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Neelima Surve" 
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 11:16 AM
> Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this
>
>
>>I am absolutely agreed with Mr. Bhavani Shankar Sir.
>>
>> &, NFB only can do it. & doing also since 3 or 4 dicades. &,
>> therefore, I thought, he should not put, the sarcastic remark for Mr.
>> Rungtha which he puts.
>>
>> --
>> God examine those whom loves he the most.
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Re: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

[Mangi Garg]

Dear Kotian, thanks for early response.
I already made an inquiry from Maruti Udyog and they had replied me that
now days they are not modifying any Maruti brand Car.
I live in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) and how can i get rebate on RTO.
for power steering which car is suitable for me ?




On 25 February 2014 12:00, Kotian, H P  wrote:

> Hi
> You would need power steering. Some manufacturers like Maruti and Tata
> Motors modify the controls considering the needs. You could also get rebate
> on RTO charges. This varies from one state to another. Do discuss with the
> vendors. I have a friend who bought a Maruti car adapting to his needs. You
> can revert to me.
>
> Harish.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
> Behalf Of Mangi Garg
> Sent: 25 February 2014 11:37
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR
>
> I am having polio in my right leg and working in a Public Sector Bank as
> Manager, I want to purchase a new CAR for self driving purposes but i do
> not know which one is good for me and will i drive the CAR or not.
> I would also like to know the benefits of a disabled person for purchase of
> a new car like excise duty/ RTO/Insurance etc.
>
> Thanks in advance
> --
>   Regards,
>   Mangi Garg
>
>
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Re: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

[Kotian, H P]

Hi
You would need power steering. Some manufacturers like Maruti and Tata Motors 
modify the controls considering the needs. You could also get rebate on RTO 
charges. This varies from one state to another. Do discuss with the vendors. I 
have a friend who bought a Maruti car adapting to his needs. You can revert to 
me.

Harish.


-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Mangi Garg
Sent: 25 February 2014 11:37
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

I am having polio in my right leg and working in a Public Sector Bank as
Manager, I want to purchase a new CAR for self driving purposes but i do
not know which one is good for me and will i drive the CAR or not.
I would also like to know the benefits of a disabled person for purchase of
a new car like excise duty/ RTO/Insurance etc.

Thanks in advance
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Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare

[srinivas bangalore_11]

hi,
how about in bangalore?
are there any offices for bookshare?

rgds
srinivas


On 2/24/14, Vikash Agarwal  wrote:
> where is bookshare office in kolkata. kindly provide address in kolkata
>
> regards
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 3:57 PM, zainab Chinikamwala
> wrote:
>
>> Hello Vikas,
>> Yes there is Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
>>
>> Please feel free to call me for any details.
>> Regards,
>> Zainab
>> On 2/24/14, Vikash Agarwal  wrote:
>> > Is there Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
>> > regards
>> >
>> >
>> > On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 1:13 PM, zainab Chinikamwala
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> >> Good news for all reading lovers.
>> >> Bookshare has announced1 year free membership to all Individuals and
>> >> institutions serving Print Disabled Persons.
>> >> Bookshare(R) (www.bookshare.org) is the world's largest accessible
>> >> online digital library for people with print disabilities. There are
>> >> over one lakh twenty thousand titles available in Bookshare India for
>> >> download in multiple formats, including DAISY, BRF, and MP3 formats.
>> >> There are books in multiple languages like english, Hindi, tammul and
>> >> other foreign languages.
>> >> It covers a wide range of books on the following subjets:
>> >> Animals (4,732)
>> >> Art and Architecture (865)
>> >> Biographies and Memoirs (8,639)
>> >> Business and Finance (3,608)
>> >> Children's Books (17,563)
>> >> Computers and Internet (1,787)
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Re: [AI] Needed circular regarding the posts identified for Physically challenged persons (VI)

[avinash shahi]

Dear Friend
Though I oppose this arbitrary business of identification of jobs for
persons with disabilities in India
But I'm sharing MSJE recent circulars regarding identification of jobs for PWds.
block quote
list of Groups A, B, C and D posts which were identified suitable for
persons with disabilities. The Expert Committee submitted its report
on 24th January, 2012. The Central Government accepted the report and
the list of posts identified for Persons with Disabilities has been
published vide Notification No.16-15/2010-DD-III dated 29th July 2013
block quote end
You can download lists by visiting
http://www.socialjustice.nic.in/policiesacts3.php#a6
Hope this helps.
On 2/25/14, Suk Bahadur Subba  wrote:
> Dear Lists Members,
> I am in need of a circular issued by the Government of India if,
> regarding the posts identified for the Visually Impaired, I shall be
> grateful if you kindly avail me the same or guide me to the source to
> avail the same.
> With warm regards,
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[AI] Need help for purchase of a CAR

[Mangi Garg]

I am having polio in my right leg and working in a Public Sector Bank as
Manager, I want to purchase a new CAR for self driving purposes but i do
not know which one is good for me and will i drive the CAR or not.
I would also like to know the benefits of a disabled person for purchase of
a new car like excise duty/ RTO/Insurance etc.

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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad

[Uma phago]

It is enough Nilima! Reading this comment, i felt that you are the
one, who is severely handicapped like you have mentioned. It is
clearly visible.

Uma

On 2/25/14, Neelima Surve  wrote:
> Very sad!
>
> I think, somehow, it will become an easy to understand a person is
> blind. But, what about the person who is severely handicapped like
> that prof.
>
> --
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[Kanchan Pamnani]

I think its time that Nileema you and I must chat personally since we are 
both in Mumbai. You are not aware of the reality of a lot of the situations 
that have occured in the last 10 years. Kanchan Pamnani

Advocate & Solicitor
9, Suleman Chambers,
Battery Street, Colaba,
Mumbai - 400 039.



- Original Message - 
From: "Neelima Surve" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this



I am absolutely agreed with Mr. Bhavani Shankar Sir.

&, NFB only can do it. & doing also since 3 or 4 dicades. &,
therefore, I thought, he should not put, the sarcastic remark for Mr.
Rungtha which he puts.

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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

[kirankaja12]

I am surprised about lack of sensitivity at heathrow. In my opinion, the 
security staff at heathrow are the most polite and sensitive about disability. 
Of course my observations are purely from a visual impairment perspective. But 
this also emphasizes the need for regular refresh of training about disability 
awareness. A lot of organizations do have disability awareness training when an 
employee is inducted but this training is not reinforced on a regular basis. So 
when confronted with a disabled customer, they may or may not remember their 
training. 

Kiran
Sent from my iPhone

On 25 Feb 2014, at 12:42, avinash shahi  wrote:

To add more to this, day before yesterday, at Hithro Airport in London
Malini Chib was frisked in an undignified manner.
I think growing greater threat to ssecurity worldwide and respecting
human dignity of persons with disabilities need greater sensitisation
world over.
> On 2/25/14, Vikas Kapoor  wrote:
> DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport
> 
> 
> NEW DELHI: Yet another disabled passenger was harassed at the airport on
> Friday. Satendra Singh, who was travelling from Hyderabad to Delhi, was
> asked by security at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to
> remove his leg brace during frisking. Singh, who teaches at the University
> College of Medical Sciences, Delhi University, has post-polio residual
> paralysis and uses a knee-foot-ankle-orthosis (KFAO) also called a caliper
> or brace, for support.
> 
> The confrontation with security officials - the latest in a string of such
> encounters between differently-abled passengers and airport officials -
> lasted about 20 minutes before the officials capitulated. "They wanted me to
> remove the caliper and run it through the x-ray machine," says Singh, "In my
> case that's quite difficult as it goes up to the thigh. I would've had to
> remove my trousers to take the caliper off. It was humiliating. I wanted
> them to carry out an Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) test and was willing to
> let them frisk me."
> 
> Singh, ironically, was returning from a conference on "Evidence in Global
> Disability & Health" in Hyderabad. Employees of the airline were also called
> but a senior officer finally permitted a ETD. Singh also had to explain that
> what he uses isn't a prosthetic limb but an orthosis into which he has to
> place his leg for support.
> 
> "We are merely implementing guidelines issued by the Bureau Civil Aviation
> Security (BCAS). Our officers have been trained and briefed on how to deal
> with differently-abled passengers and we make sure nobody is harassed
> unnecessarily," said Hemendra Kumar, spokesperson, CISF. Singh, however,
> adds that he flies within India frequently but has never had to face this
> before.
> 
> Aviation security officials say people with medical implants won't face any
> trouble and simply need to show a medial certificate. However, there is no
> standard rule for those with external aides and a doctor's certificate may
> not be enough to clear security.
> 
> "The screening officer has to be satisfied that the external aides are for
> genuine use. For this, profiling is done and if the screening officer is not
> satisfied, he or she may ask for the aides to be taken off and screened. In
> the 1980s, a Delhi-Srinagar flight was hijacked by a person who hid weapons
> inside his plaster and carried a doctor's certificate for the same to clear
> security. We cannot take chances as a medical certificate can be easily
> obtained. We regret the inconvenience caused to anyone," said an official.
> 
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/DU-professor-with-disability-harassed-at-Hyderabad-airport/articleshow/30971043.cms
> 
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> Mobile: (+91) 9891098137
> Skype Id: dl_vikas
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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad

[Neelima Surve]

Very sad!

I think, somehow, it will become an easy to understand a person is
blind. But, what about the person who is severely handicapped like
that prof.

-- 
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[Neelima Surve]

I am absolutely agreed with Mr. Bhavani Shankar Sir.

&, NFB only can do it. & doing also since 3 or 4 dicades. &,
therefore, I thought, he should not put, the sarcastic remark for Mr.
Rungtha which he puts.

-- 
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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

[avinash shahi]

To add more to this, day before yesterday, at Hithro Airport in London
Malini Chib was frisked in an undignified manner.
I think growing greater threat to ssecurity worldwide and respecting
human dignity of persons with disabilities need greater sensitisation
world over.
On 2/25/14, Vikas Kapoor  wrote:
> DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport
>
>
> NEW DELHI: Yet another disabled passenger was harassed at the airport on
> Friday. Satendra Singh, who was travelling from Hyderabad to Delhi, was
> asked by security at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to
> remove his leg brace during frisking. Singh, who teaches at the University
> College of Medical Sciences, Delhi University, has post-polio residual
> paralysis and uses a knee-foot-ankle-orthosis (KFAO) also called a caliper
> or brace, for support.
>
>  The confrontation with security officials - the latest in a string of such
> encounters between differently-abled passengers and airport officials -
> lasted about 20 minutes before the officials capitulated. "They wanted me to
> remove the caliper and run it through the x-ray machine," says Singh, "In my
> case that's quite difficult as it goes up to the thigh. I would've had to
> remove my trousers to take the caliper off. It was humiliating. I wanted
> them to carry out an Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) test and was willing to
> let them frisk me."
>
>  Singh, ironically, was returning from a conference on "Evidence in Global
> Disability & Health" in Hyderabad. Employees of the airline were also called
> but a senior officer finally permitted a ETD. Singh also had to explain that
> what he uses isn't a prosthetic limb but an orthosis into which he has to
> place his leg for support.
>
>  "We are merely implementing guidelines issued by the Bureau Civil Aviation
> Security (BCAS). Our officers have been trained and briefed on how to deal
> with differently-abled passengers and we make sure nobody is harassed
> unnecessarily," said Hemendra Kumar, spokesperson, CISF. Singh, however,
> adds that he flies within India frequently but has never had to face this
> before.
>
>  Aviation security officials say people with medical implants won't face any
> trouble and simply need to show a medial certificate. However, there is no
> standard rule for those with external aides and a doctor's certificate may
> not be enough to clear security.
>
>  "The screening officer has to be satisfied that the external aides are for
> genuine use. For this, profiling is done and if the screening officer is not
> satisfied, he or she may ask for the aides to be taken off and screened. In
> the 1980s, a Delhi-Srinagar flight was hijacked by a person who hid weapons
> inside his plaster and carried a doctor's certificate for the same to clear
> security. We cannot take chances as a medical certificate can be easily
> obtained. We regret the inconvenience caused to anyone," said an official.
>
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/DU-professor-with-disability-harassed-at-Hyderabad-airport/articleshow/30971043.cms
>
> Vikas Kapoor,
> Mobile: (+91) 9891098137
> Skype Id: dl_vikas
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[AI] FW: 3rd season of Radio Show Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh on cross disability issues on Panjim FM Rainbow

[Suhas Karnik]

Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 10:13:22 +0530
Subject: Fwd: 3rd season of Radio Show Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh on cross disability 
issues on Panjim FM Rainbow
From: trinayani.cont...@gmail.com
To: 


Dear Friend





Namaskar and greetings. 



We, at Trinayani are very glad to inform you about the Launch of “MUD MUD KE NA 
DEKH”: Season 3, India’s only
radio show on issues pertaining to all disabilities on 17 All India Radio
Stations, every Wednesday starting 26th
February 2014. 




Hindustan
Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL), as a part of their CSR, is supporting this
8-Part Radio Program.




 This radio program
will feature various aspects and issues related to disability in India
involving the following aspects: Education, Gender, Sports, Livelihood,
Access, Technology, Performing Arts and the ‘Rights of
Persons with Disabilities Bill 2014’ recently introduced
in The Rajya Sabha. 




Trinayani’s founder,
Ms. Ritika Sahni, who will host the show, will invite experts, activists
and dignitaries in the field of disability, to share their thoughts. 




We will continue with
our campaign for DISABILITY AWARENESS as on the past two seasons of this radio
show, “Mud Mud ke Na Dekh”.   




 





 
  
  Broadcast details of MUD MUD KE NA DEKH 





  
 
 
  
  8 Weekly  Radio Shows (in Hindi) on Cross Disability
  Issues every Wednesday on ALL INDIA RADIO
  
 
 
  





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[AI] Moderator: RPD bill

[Kotian, H P]

All

Let us now cool our heels and move from frenzy mode to work on something 
fruitful and rational.
Those who are working on the core RPD work, you may get back to the list to 
secure opinion what the rank and file think avout some contentious provisions 
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Re: [AI] currency

[Renuka Warriar Edakkunni]

There is a currency checker with the Saksham in Delhi.  Or you can
prepare it by yourself.  Simple.  Cut papers equal to the size of each
currency and pin it together.  Place the currency above  this device
and match with the papers.

Renuka.

On 2/24/14, Josey John  wrote:
> hai friends! i'm facing a strange problem. i can't idintifiednotes for
> example 10, 20, 50, etc.  have you any persons inwented currency
> identification metherd? or have you any available in talking currency
> reader.
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[AI] FW: Learning Maths

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Dear Friends,

Being a late visually impaired, I am unable to learn maths.  As years
passed, I got weaker in maths as i am ignorant about the ways or
various computer application tools for learning maths.

Friends i seek your guidance for overcoming the area of maths

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Re: [AI] Learning Maths

[Chandra Shekhar]

to learn math, u can use "mathtrack software". its an open source
software. you can use other two  application "vp arithmetic " and "vp
algebra". these all the software are very accessible...
  thanks & regards...  CHANDRA SHEKHAR  MOB:9560510317

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> Dear Friends,
>
> Being a late visually impaired, I am unable to learn maths.  As years
> passed, I got weaker in maths as i am ignorant about the ways or
> various computer application tools for learning maths.
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> Friends i seek your guidance for overcoming the area of maths
>
> Thanks and regards,
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[Ketan Kothari]

Dear Friends,

Till very recently I was proud of the fact that accessindia is a group
of educated blind people and have always thought that we will argue
but never abuse.  I am afraid I have been proved wrong this time.  I
cannot understand what will be achieved by abusing an individual or a
group of individuals.

I think the issues are more important than any individual and we ought
to concentrate on the issues.  Now that the bill has been sent to the
Standing Committee (unless we get the ordinance) we must discuss about
lexities in the bill and work towards reducing or getting them out.
Please stop people bashing.  Let us argue on points and now that all
of us are on the list, let us have a fruitful and healthy debate.

With best wishes,

Ketan

On 2/24/14, Neelima Surve  wrote:
> Dear Mr. Abidi sir!
> !
>
> Pasting one original mail on ai list also, kindly answer for it.
>
> We all know you don't have any such answer for these questions.
>
> You cannot say anything for Avinash or some others. We all know how
> they spent their countless  nights without sleeping for not passing
> this bill due to some fact. Not just because, to come their name in
> media as like you. Sorry for this harsh comment, but, it is true.
>
> One question, to all of those, who don't  think, people are arguing. I
> am not against of dignity, but, when another person comes & put a
> sarcastic remark to Mr. Rungtha. Like Rungtha (Advocate)  does it make
> sence? He should know that, Mr. Rungtha indulge in this battle since
> 70, not like him just now. Or not to get prestige from another party.
>
> Dear Abidi sir,
>
> I agree with you that you have been a very strong disability activist.
> But here are my questions:
> 1. why did you lead a campaign in favour of passing  this bill without
> any debate among stakeholders and even without looking at the content
> of the bill?
> 2. it is very true that it was only NFB which could get access to the
> copy of this flawed bill. Had nfb not circulated the draft in public
> domain, the passing of this bill would have done an immense damage to
> the  very interests of the disableds.
> 3. why did you not try to seek a copy of the bill from the government?
> 4. why did you not tell the disableds that you have not looked at the
> approved cabinet draft?
>
> --
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> Centre for West Asian Studies
> School of International Studies
> Jawaharlal Nehru University
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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

[li...@srinivasu.org]

Though I completely sympathise on the issue, in this particular case, I cannot 
blame authorities too, because the particular day when Mr. Singh was traveling, 
there was a high alert at the airport due to a threat they have received. So it 
must be due to that officials did not behave correctly. 

For a few months now I have noticed a much sensitisation among officials and 
airline staff. In my recent travel to Delhi along with a totally blind girl, 
security guys helped indeed. 

Overall there is an improvement but we see some instances such as what Mr. 
Singh has faced. But I realised that with appropriate communication, we can 
overcome. 

One thing that really needs improvement is that post security check airline 
line staff make us sit somewhere saying that they will comeback when boarding 
is started but I have seen several instances that they forget.   

Regards,
Srinivasu Chakravarthula | PayPal | @csrinivasu
Sent from my iPhone 5C

> On 25-Feb-2014, at 8:32, "George Abraham"  wrote:
> 
> There are a number of rules and principles laid down to deal with various
> situations but the tragedy is that many places where the actual
> implementation happens, people do not know. This is what happens with our
> scribe guidelines too. 
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Vikas Kapoor
> Sent: 25 February 2014 07:57
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning
> the disabled.
> Subject: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport
> 
> DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport
> 
> 
> NEW DELHI: Yet another disabled passenger was harassed at the airport on
> Friday. Satendra Singh, who was travelling from Hyderabad to Delhi, was
> asked by security at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to
> remove his leg brace during frisking. Singh, who teaches at the University
> College of Medical Sciences, Delhi University, has post-polio residual
> paralysis and uses a knee-foot-ankle-orthosis (KFAO) also called a caliper
> or brace, for support. 
> 
> The confrontation with security officials - the latest in a string of such
> encounters between differently-abled passengers and airport officials -
> lasted about 20 minutes before the officials capitulated. "They wanted me
> to remove the caliper and run it through the x-ray machine," says Singh,
> "In my case that's quite difficult as it goes up to the thigh. I would've
> had to remove my trousers to take the caliper off. It was humiliating. I
> wanted them to carry out an Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) test and was
> willing to let them frisk me." 
> 
> Singh, ironically, was returning from a conference on "Evidence in Global
> Disability & Health" in Hyderabad. Employees of the airline were also
> called but a senior officer finally permitted a ETD. Singh also had to
> explain that what he uses isn't a prosthetic limb but an orthosis into
> which he has to place his leg for support. 
> 
> "We are merely implementing guidelines issued by the Bureau Civil Aviation
> Security (BCAS). Our officers have been trained and briefed on how to deal
> with differently-abled passengers and we make sure nobody is harassed
> unnecessarily," said Hemendra Kumar, spokesperson, CISF. Singh, however,
> adds that he flies within India frequently but has never had to face this
> before. 
> 
> Aviation security officials say people with medical implants won't face
> any trouble and simply need to show a medial certificate. However, there is
> no standard rule for those with external aides and a doctor's certificate
> may not be enough to clear security. 
> 
> "The screening officer has to be satisfied that the external aides are for
> genuine use. For this, profiling is done and if the screening officer is
> not satisfied, he or she may ask for the aides to be taken off and
> screened. In the 1980s, a Delhi-Srinagar flight was hijacked by a person
> who hid weapons inside his plaster and carried a doctor's certificate for
> the same to clear security. We cannot take chances as a medical certificate
> can be easily obtained. We regret the inconvenience caused to anyone," said
> an official. 
> 
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/DU-professor-with-disability-haras
> sed-at-Hyderabad-airport/articleshow/30971043.cms
> 
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> Mobile: (+91) 9891098137
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[KanchanPamnani]

George,Taking off from where you left off, we will have to deal with the
government and the various other lobbies that are going to now have a chance
to dilute the Bill. Do we really think that we the Disabled are the only
stake holders who are going to get a hearing before the Standing Committee? 
We now have to prepare for the next part of the battle which is going to be
tougher than what we have seen so far. 
Access Indians must concentrate on winning the match instead of running your
team mate out. 
The delay in enactment may not be considered by many to be important on the
threshold of getting a better law but to justify this  we will all have to
sort out our priorities and take ourselves forward without rancor.
Kanchan  
-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of George Abraham
Sent: 25 February 2014 08:23
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'; neelima24su...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

Friends,

I think we are spending our energies on the wrong target. Bashing Javed
Abidi does not get us any where. Vasu is right in pointing out that we need
to think of what we can do collectively to get a great bill that works for
all. Venting anger on Javed to my mind is a waste of time. 

Further in any movement, people come to table with different approaches and
we need to respect the diversity in views and take on the best that works
for the group. My considered view is that all of us are in the same team
and let us keep the team together as we battle the main foe which is the
Govt.

Regards,

George  

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of pankaj Singh kushwaha
Sent: 24 February 2014 21:21
To: neelima24su...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for discussing
accessibility and issues concerning the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

mr. Abidi is already answerless because he has done compaign for  anti
disable bill. being a disable activist, he  leaded the disability
distruction bill.  even he has spoken the congress political language.
like R.p.d. is giving us reservation from 3 to 5. it has lot of
catagories etc. but being description  of several  newer disabilities
it has no any kind of releaf for those who were getting included and
who are already existed in the list. Now need to fight to
implementation of supreme court verdicts on the p.w.d. act.  mR. Abidi
my request  you to talk to congress/government of india and ensure
this court verdicton p.w.d. if you will do it then I will be happy and
accept you as disable activist. now you are only facebook disable
activist.  please show your strength.



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Re: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

[George Abraham]

There are a number of rules and principles laid down to deal with various
situations but the tragedy is that many places where the actual
implementation happens, people do not know. This is what happens with our
scribe guidelines too. 



-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Vikas Kapoor
Sent: 25 February 2014 07:57
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning
the disabled.
Subject: [AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport


NEW DELHI: Yet another disabled passenger was harassed at the airport on
Friday. Satendra Singh, who was travelling from Hyderabad to Delhi, was
asked by security at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to
remove his leg brace during frisking. Singh, who teaches at the University
College of Medical Sciences, Delhi University, has post-polio residual
paralysis and uses a knee-foot-ankle-orthosis (KFAO) also called a caliper
or brace, for support. 

 The confrontation with security officials - the latest in a string of such
encounters between differently-abled passengers and airport officials -
lasted about 20 minutes before the officials capitulated. "They wanted me
to remove the caliper and run it through the x-ray machine," says Singh,
"In my case that's quite difficult as it goes up to the thigh. I would've
had to remove my trousers to take the caliper off. It was humiliating. I
wanted them to carry out an Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) test and was
willing to let them frisk me." 

 Singh, ironically, was returning from a conference on "Evidence in Global
Disability & Health" in Hyderabad. Employees of the airline were also
called but a senior officer finally permitted a ETD. Singh also had to
explain that what he uses isn't a prosthetic limb but an orthosis into
which he has to place his leg for support. 

 "We are merely implementing guidelines issued by the Bureau Civil Aviation
Security (BCAS). Our officers have been trained and briefed on how to deal
with differently-abled passengers and we make sure nobody is harassed
unnecessarily," said Hemendra Kumar, spokesperson, CISF. Singh, however,
adds that he flies within India frequently but has never had to face this
before. 

 Aviation security officials say people with medical implants won't face
any trouble and simply need to show a medial certificate. However, there is
no standard rule for those with external aides and a doctor's certificate
may not be enough to clear security. 

 "The screening officer has to be satisfied that the external aides are for
genuine use. For this, profiling is done and if the screening officer is
not satisfied, he or she may ask for the aides to be taken off and
screened. In the 1980s, a Delhi-Srinagar flight was hijacked by a person
who hid weapons inside his plaster and carried a doctor's certificate for
the same to clear security. We cannot take chances as a medical certificate
can be easily obtained. We regret the inconvenience caused to anyone," said
an official. 

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/DU-professor-with-disability-haras
sed-at-Hyderabad-airport/articleshow/30971043.cms

Vikas Kapoor,
Mobile: (+91) 9891098137
Skype Id: dl_vikas


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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[George Abraham]

Friends,

I think we are spending our energies on the wrong target. Bashing Javed
Abidi does not get us any where. Vasu is right in pointing out that we need
to think of what we can do collectively to get a great bill that works for
all. Venting anger on Javed to my mind is a waste of time. 

Further in any movement, people come to table with different approaches and
we need to respect the diversity in views and take on the best that works
for the group. My considered view is that all of us are in the same team
and let us keep the team together as we battle the main foe which is the
Govt.

Regards,

George  

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Of pankaj Singh kushwaha
Sent: 24 February 2014 21:21
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accessibility and issues concerning the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

mr. Abidi is already answerless because he has done compaign for  anti
disable bill. being a disable activist, he  leaded the disability
distruction bill.  even he has spoken the congress political language.
like R.p.d. is giving us reservation from 3 to 5. it has lot of
catagories etc. but being description  of several  newer disabilities
it has no any kind of releaf for those who were getting included and
who are already existed in the list. Now need to fight to
implementation of supreme court verdicts on the p.w.d. act.  mR. Abidi
my request  you to talk to congress/government of india and ensure
this court verdicton p.w.d. if you will do it then I will be happy and
accept you as disable activist. now you are only facebook disable
activist.  please show your strength.



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[AI] DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport

[Vikas Kapoor]

DU professor with disability harassed at Hyderabad airport


NEW DELHI: Yet another disabled passenger was harassed at the airport on 
Friday. Satendra Singh, who was travelling from Hyderabad to Delhi, was asked 
by security at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to remove his leg 
brace during frisking. Singh, who teaches at the University College of Medical 
Sciences, Delhi University, has post-polio residual paralysis and uses a 
knee-foot-ankle-orthosis (KFAO) also called a caliper or brace, for support. 

 The confrontation with security officials - the latest in a string of such 
encounters between differently-abled passengers and airport officials - lasted 
about 20 minutes before the officials capitulated. "They wanted me to remove 
the caliper and run it through the x-ray machine," says Singh, "In my case 
that's quite difficult as it goes up to the thigh. I would've had to remove my 
trousers to take the caliper off. It was humiliating. I wanted them to carry 
out an Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) test and was willing to let them frisk 
me." 

 Singh, ironically, was returning from a conference on "Evidence in Global 
Disability & Health" in Hyderabad. Employees of the airline were also called 
but a senior officer finally permitted a ETD. Singh also had to explain that 
what he uses isn't a prosthetic limb but an orthosis into which he has to place 
his leg for support. 

 "We are merely implementing guidelines issued by the Bureau Civil Aviation 
Security (BCAS). Our officers have been trained and briefed on how to deal with 
differently-abled passengers and we make sure nobody is harassed 
unnecessarily," said Hemendra Kumar, spokesperson, CISF. Singh, however, adds 
that he flies within India frequently but has never had to face this before. 

 Aviation security officials say people with medical implants won't face any 
trouble and simply need to show a medial certificate. However, there is no 
standard rule for those with external aides and a doctor's certificate may not 
be enough to clear security. 

 "The screening officer has to be satisfied that the external aides are for 
genuine use. For this, profiling is done and if the screening officer is not 
satisfied, he or she may ask for the aides to be taken off and screened. In the 
1980s, a Delhi-Srinagar flight was hijacked by a person who hid weapons inside 
his plaster and carried a doctor's certificate for the same to clear security. 
We cannot take chances as a medical certificate can be easily obtained. We 
regret the inconvenience caused to anyone," said an official. 

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/DU-professor-with-disability-harassed-at-Hyderabad-airport/articleshow/30971043.cms

Vikas Kapoor,
Mobile: (+91) 9891098137
Skype Id: dl_vikas


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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[bhawani shankar verma]

sir, there are thousands of members in national federation of the blind. any 
organisation can not run far 40 years with only 6-7 people. I am of the 
opinion that totally blind and mentally retired people were always denied to 
get their genuine rights. who will raise there voice? on other hands the 
people holding money and power are enjoying the rights.
- Original Message - 
From: 
To: "Access India" ; 
; 

Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 2:13 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this


Let them abuse me, Srinivasu. You and Harish need not worry.

I also want to see as to what depths these 6-7 individuals can fall under 
the able guidance of their great leader Mr. SK Rungta.


Some pertinent questions have been posed to me. They were posed earlier also 
but I could not reply then due to a genuine paucity of time. But now I can 
and I will respond.


So, my message to Neelima & Company is to curb the hysteria. In a day or two 
(as soon as I find some time), I will definitely send you a elaborate 
response. Just relax and be patient.


Thanks, Srinivasu and several others who have either called me or written to 
me. Thanks for your care and your concern.


Javed Abidi
24.2.2014

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

-Original Message-
From: "li...@srinivasu.org" 
Sender: "AccessIndia" 
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 16:47:59
To: neelima24su...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list 
for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.

Reply-To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerning the disabled." 
Cc: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

Hi all,
Like Harish said earlier, may we use this thread for collective thoughts on 
resolving the issues and get a strong law for India?


If anyone needs a clarification from an individual, please do discuss that 
directly with that person.


Best regards,

Srinivasu Chakravarthula
Mobile: +91 990 081 0881
Website: http://www.srinivasu.org |http://sgaccessibility.com
Follow me on Twitter:http://twitter.com/CSrinivasu

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Hon. Joint Secretary at The National Association for the Blind, Karnataka 
Branch

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Sent from my iPhone 4S


On 24-Feb-2014, at 16:38, Neelima Surve  wrote:

Dear Mr. Abidi sir!
!

Pasting one original mail on ai list also, kindly answer for it.

We all know you don't have any such answer for these questions.

You cannot say anything for Avinash or some others. We all know how
they spent their countless  nights without sleeping for not passing
this bill due to some fact. Not just because, to come their name in
media as like you. Sorry for this harsh comment, but, it is true.

One question, to all of those, who don't  think, people are arguing. I
am not against of dignity, but, when another person comes & put a
sarcastic remark to Mr. Rungtha. Like Rungtha (Advocate)  does it make
sence? He should know that, Mr. Rungtha indulge in this battle since
70, not like him just now. Or not to get prestige from another party.

Dear Abidi sir,

I agree with you that you have been a very strong disability activist.
But here are my questions:
1. why did you lead a campaign in favour of passing  this bill without
any debate among stakeholders and even without looking at the content
of the bill?
2. it is very true that it was only NFB which could get access to the
copy of this flawed bill. Had nfb not circulated the draft in public
domain, the passing of this bill would have done an immense damage to
the  very interests of the disableds.
3. why did you not try to seek a copy of the bill from the government?
4. why did you not tell the disableds that you have not looked at the
approved cabinet draft?

--
PRANJAL
M.Phil research scholar
Centre for West Asian Studies
School of International Studies
Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi: 110067


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Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Ashik]

I have found the in-built keyboard the best. Firstly, it is the standard one 
approved by the Government of India. Secondly, it is almost the same in all 
the Indian languages. For example, I found the Hindi keyboard quite similar 
to Gujarati keyboard.

Ashik Hirani
9428855867
8000775222
- Original Message - 
From: "Suman Dogra" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software



yes, but it is not easy to work with this kind of keyboard.
its handy at times for a very small use.
but if someone has to work extensively, it consumes a lot of time and
many times one does not get to write the right English word to get in
converted in hindi.

suman


On 2/24/14, Kannan. C  wrote:

  Phonnetic keyboard means, If you happen to type kaisayHo, in english,
AIt will provide the similar sounding word in Hindi in Hindi letters.
कैसेहो!


With care and regards,

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On 2/20/2014 5:26 PM, Sheik mohammedali wrote:

Hello, baraha does not have phonetic keyboard.  phonetic keyboard is
available in google input tools it meant.  For more information and to 
get

google input in various languages visit here








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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
Behalf Of Mohit Gupta
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 12:50 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerning

the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software



Please tell about phenatic keyboard and baraha. I am using NVDA with

espeak hindi.

which keyboard layout does espeak has?



On 2/20/14, Sheik mohammedali  wrote:


Use google input tool for typing hindi and other Indian languages it
facilitates the phonetic keyboard.
Else you can consider to use baraha with lekha.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
Behalf
Of Ram Agarwal
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 10:00 PM
To: shyambh...@gmail.com; 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing
accessibility
and issues concerning the disabled.'
Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software
Dear Shyamdev,
You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write in
Hindi.
If you need help please contact me.
Awaiting to hearing from you.
Thanks.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
Behalf
Of Shyam dev
Sent: 19 February 2014 16:28
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Hindi typing software
I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking 
software.

Please send me safa reder or releted other software   ...thanks
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[abidi . j]

Let them abuse me, Srinivasu. You and Harish need not worry. 

I also want to see as to what depths these 6-7 individuals can fall under the 
able guidance of their great leader Mr. SK Rungta.

Some pertinent questions have been posed to me. They were posed earlier also 
but I could not reply then due to a genuine paucity of time. But now I can and 
I will respond.

So, my message to Neelima & Company is to curb the hysteria. In a day or two 
(as soon as I find some time), I will definitely send you a elaborate response. 
Just relax and be patient.

Thanks, Srinivasu and several others who have either called me or written to 
me. Thanks for your care and your concern.

Javed Abidi
24.2.2014

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

-Original Message-
From: "li...@srinivasu.org" 
Sender: "AccessIndia" 
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 16:47:59 
To: neelima24su...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for 
discussing accessibility and issues concerning  the 
disabled.
Reply-To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerning the disabled." 
Cc: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

Hi all,
Like Harish said earlier, may we use this thread for collective thoughts on 
resolving the issues and get a strong law for India?

If anyone needs a clarification from an individual, please do discuss that 
directly with that person. 

Best regards,

Srinivasu Chakravarthula
Mobile: +91 990 081 0881
Website: http://www.srinivasu.org |http://sgaccessibility.com
Follow me on Twitter:http://twitter.com/CSrinivasu
 
Sr. Accessibility Lead at PayPal
Founder at Sai Gagan Accessibility Solutions
Hon. Joint Secretary at The National Association for the Blind, Karnataka Branch
http://about.me/srinivasuc

Sent from my iPhone 4S

> On 24-Feb-2014, at 16:38, Neelima Surve  wrote:
> 
> Dear Mr. Abidi sir!
> !
> 
> Pasting one original mail on ai list also, kindly answer for it.
> 
> We all know you don't have any such answer for these questions.
> 
> You cannot say anything for Avinash or some others. We all know how
> they spent their countless  nights without sleeping for not passing
> this bill due to some fact. Not just because, to come their name in
> media as like you. Sorry for this harsh comment, but, it is true.
> 
> One question, to all of those, who don't  think, people are arguing. I
> am not against of dignity, but, when another person comes & put a
> sarcastic remark to Mr. Rungtha. Like Rungtha (Advocate)  does it make
> sence? He should know that, Mr. Rungtha indulge in this battle since
> 70, not like him just now. Or not to get prestige from another party.
> 
> Dear Abidi sir,
> 
> I agree with you that you have been a very strong disability activist.
> But here are my questions:
> 1. why did you lead a campaign in favour of passing  this bill without
> any debate among stakeholders and even without looking at the content
> of the bill?
> 2. it is very true that it was only NFB which could get access to the
> copy of this flawed bill. Had nfb not circulated the draft in public
> domain, the passing of this bill would have done an immense damage to
> the  very interests of the disableds.
> 3. why did you not try to seek a copy of the bill from the government?
> 4. why did you not tell the disableds that you have not looked at the
> approved cabinet draft?
> 
> --
> PRANJAL
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> Centre for West Asian Studies
> School of International Studies
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[AI] currency

[Josey John]

hai friends! i'm facing a strange problem. i can't idintifiednotes for
example 10, 20, 50, etc.  have you any persons inwented currency
identification metherd? or have you any available in talking currency
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[AI] Different voices for iphone in normal english

[Padmakumar vadhyar]

Dear friends, can anyone tell me whether there are different voices in english 
for iphone, if so, how to access them. I am o.k. If they are paid. I find 
reading ebooks very monotonous. Thanks.




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[AI] Stigma thrives for India's 60 million disabled

[avinash shahi]

by Trudy HARRIS
http://www.mysinchew.com/node/95957
NEW DELHI, February 20, 2014 (AFP) - More than 20 families came to
Shanti Auluck's home in New Delhi with their sons, keen at first to
arrange a marriage with her daughter in an age-old Indian custom.

But with each visit came apologies and a change of heart. All of the
families were turned off by the fact Auluck also has a son with Down
Syndrome.

"There was this feeling that somehow he might have a negative impact
on them, that he might rub off on them. There's a lot of ignorance
about disability," Auluck told AFP.

Finally Auluck, a mother of two and a doctor of psychology, learnt to
choose her words carefully.

"I'd say yes I have a son. He has a job but he can't go into
academia," said Auluck.

For the 40 to 60 million people with mental and physical disabilities
in India, discrimination and stigma are daily battles. In a country
where social standing -- including through marriage -- is all
important, having a disability often means being relegated to the
bottom of the pile.

"A lot of families keep their disabled children behind closed doors
because they are embarrassed," said Auluck, director of Muskaan, a
training and work centre for intellectually disabled.

A long-awaited bill introduced into parliament this month aims to give
more disabled people equal rights -- including access to education,
employment and legal redress against discrimination.

Sonia Gandhi, head of the ruling Congress party, has promised disabled
groups the landmark legislation will be passed, seven years after
India signed the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities.

"This is a game changer," disabled rights leader Javed Abidi told AFP,
after one of the many protests and candle-lit vigils held in Delhi in
recent weeks by thousands of disabled to pressure politicians to pass
the bill.

But others fear the well-meaning bill, even if it is passed, will make
no difference to the way in which the disabled are treated, in a
country where many existing laws are poorly enforced and often
flouted.

Disability a 'curse of God'

Attitudes against disabled people, particularly women, are deeply
entrenched, especially in poor rural areas where families are already
struggling to make ends meet and social services are few.

"This whole scenario makes her more vulnerable -- she is treated as a
burden in the family, as a result domestic violence and sexual abuse
is rampant," said Shampa Sengupta, who has worked with the
intellectually disabled in the eastern city of Kolkata for 25 years.

"Both at family level as well as the outside world, people think she
is dependent," said Sengupta, who herself battles chronic depression.

As a result, forced sterilisation of women, particularly ones with
intellectual disabilities, are still common, along with forced
abortions for those who do fall pregnant, Sengupta told AFP.

In some cases, a disabled woman is married off to a man who is also
"given" the woman's sister as a bride, as a way of smoothing the deal
and as a favour to the over-burdened husband, she said.

Police are less likely to treat cases of sexual assault against
disabled women as seriously, said Sengupta, who is currently helping a
family whose blind 14-year-old daughter was raped, allegedly by a
neighbour.

"There is a perception that disabled girls are worth less so they are
given less attention by police. Others are very sympathetic, offering
her sweets and saying 'poor girl.' But that doesn't mean her case will
be treated in the same way (as others)."

Last chance for bill

Activist Abidi, born with congenital spina bifida and confined to a
wheelchair, agrees more education is needed to change attitudes. But
he said the bill was crucial to empower the disabled to take action
themselves to correct society's misperceptions.

"This is the start of something. The bill may not be perfect, but
nothing ever is, and we are not going to get this chance again," said
Abidi, referring to looming general elections that are likely to see
the left-leaning Congress party booted out of power and the bill
dropped.

Millions more people are classed as disabled under the bill, including
those with autism and multiple sclerosis, which entitles them to
government benefits. These disabled can also use the bill to fight
discrimination across all areas.

"It means people with mental disabilities in particular have the right
to hold a job, have the right to open a bank account and no-one can
tell them 'no' because of their disability," said Abidi.

Some disabled groups opposed the bill, which would replace a 1995 law,
saying it has been watered down from earlier draft versions.

But Zorin Singha, who was born deaf, said the current paper was
"perfect" for the country's 18 million hearing impaired, including
making captions or sign language interpreters available for all
electronic media.

Singha said he learnt nothing when he was at school because his
teachers, not trained to help deaf stu

Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Suman Dogra]

yes, but it is not easy to work with this kind of keyboard.
its handy at times for a very small use.
but if someone has to work extensively, it consumes a lot of time and
many times one does not get to write the right English word to get in
converted in hindi.

suman


On 2/24/14, Kannan. C  wrote:
>   Phonnetic keyboard means, If you happen to type kaisayHo, in english,
> AIt will provide the similar sounding word in Hindi in Hindi letters.
> कैसेहो!
>
>
> With care and regards,
>
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> On 2/20/2014 5:26 PM, Sheik mohammedali wrote:
>> Hello, baraha does not have phonetic keyboard.  phonetic keyboard is
>> available in google input tools it meant.  For more information and to get
>> google input in various languages visit here
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf Of Mohit Gupta
>> Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 12:50 PM
>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
>> the disabled.
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software
>>
>>
>>
>> Please tell about phenatic keyboard and baraha. I am using NVDA with
>>
>> espeak hindi.
>>
>> which keyboard layout does espeak has?
>>
>>
>>
>> On 2/20/14, Sheik mohammedali  wrote:
>>
>>> Use google input tool for typing hindi and other Indian languages it
>>> facilitates the phonetic keyboard.
>>> Else you can consider to use baraha with lekha.
>>> --
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Ram Agarwal
>>> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 10:00 PM
>>> To: shyambh...@gmail.com; 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing
>>> accessibility
>>> and issues concerning the disabled.'
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software
>>> Dear Shyamdev,
>>> You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write in
>>> Hindi.
>>> If you need help please contact me.
>>> Awaiting to hearing from you.
>>> Thanks.
>>> Kind Regards,
>>> Ram Agarwal
>>> -
>>> Karishma Enterprises
>>> 132 Maker Tower B, Cuffe Parade,
>>> Mumbai - 45. India.
>>> Phone: 022-22181853
>>> Fax: 022-22153291
>>> Mobile: (0)9867310297 OR 9321539290
>>> Direct Email: ramagarwal...@gmail.com
>>> Company Email: cont...@karishmaenterprises.com
>>> Website: www.karishmaenterprises.com
>>> -
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Shyam dev
>>> Sent: 19 February 2014 16:28
>>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>>> Subject: [AI] Hindi typing software
>>> I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking software.
>>> Please send me safa reder or releted other software   ...thanks
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Re: [AI] Problem with memory card and pendrive, request for help, please!

[maitreya shah]

Hello,
Have you tried scanning it with a good antivirus?

Actually, I also had the same problem and I had to format the flash drive.
I recovered the data of the drive with the help of a good recovery software.

Thanks,
Maitreya Shah


On 2/24/14, nageswara1...@gmail.com  wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Yesterday, my memory card and pendrive got infected by virus and I'm not
> able to access the contents.  There's only one file in the memory caard,
> USBC. And the pendrive also has only one file called 15GB.  It is apparently
> a shortcut.  But it is not opening.  There's a message coming that the dll
> file is missing.
>
> Both the memory card and the pendrive contain data collected over the last
> four years.  These include images, videos, softwares, books and text files
> in English, Telugu and Hindi on more than hundred topics.
>
> In view of the above, please share your expertise on how to access the
> content contained in the two USB storage media.
>
> Thanks and regards.
>
>
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[AI] Problem with memory card and pendrive, request for help, please!

[nageswara1982]

Dear All,

Yesterday, my memory card and pendrive got infected by virus and I'm not able 
to access the contents.  There's only one file in the memory caard, USBC. And 
the pendrive also has only one file called 15GB.  It is apparently a shortcut.  
But it is not opening.  There's a message coming that the dll file is missing.

Both the memory card and the pendrive contain data collected over the last four 
years.  These include images, videos, softwares, books and text files in 
English, Telugu and Hindi on more than hundred topics.

In view of the above, please share your expertise on how to access the content 
contained in the two USB storage media.

Thanks and regards.




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Re: [AI] scribe rules.

[Nishant Kumar Jindal]

hi mohit,
i am sending you the new scribe guideline please go through it.

On 2/24/14, Mohit Gupta  wrote:
> hi friends
> kindly send me latest scribe rules published by CCPD.
> I have heard that we can take a scribe who is in higher standard in
> emergency.
> --
> Thanks and Regards,
> Mohit Gupta.
> Rajasthan.
>
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[pankaj Singh kushwaha]

mr. Abidi is already answerless because he has done compaign for  anti
disable bill. being a disable activist, he  leaded the disability
distruction bill.  even he has spoken the congress political language.
like R.p.d. is giving us reservation from 3 to 5. it has lot of
catagories etc. but being description  of several  newer disabilities
it has no any kind of releaf for those who were getting included and
who are already existed in the list. Now need to fight to
implementation of supreme court verdicts on the p.w.d. act.  mR. Abidi
my request  you to talk to congress/government of india and ensure
this court verdicton p.w.d. if you will do it then I will be happy and
accept you as disable activist. now you are only facebook disable
activist.  please show your strength.



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Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Mohit Gupta]

hi all
in built keyboard is good to use. But I have a doubt that when we give
any test of typing in any government exam what keyboard layout will be
given?

On 2/24/14, Bhavya shah  wrote:
> Hi all.
> I personally prefer the in-built Hindi keyboard layout that Suman Sir
> suggested.
> Also, I think phonetic keyboard layouts are not very efficient and
> have limitations.
> Best Regards
> Bhavya Shah
>
> On 2/24/14, Kannan. C  wrote:
>>   Its right sir!
>>
>>
>> With care and regards,
>>
>> Kannan ...
>>
>> Skype: kankale63
>>
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>> On 2/23/2014 5:53 PM, Mohit Gupta wrote:
>>> hi suman
>>> I have NVDA installed with espeak. In my control pannel devnagari
>>> inscript keyboard is added. I can type in hindi when I press left alt
>>> plus shift.
>>> Please tell me that am I using right layout and method.
>>> This keyboard layout which I am using is acceptable overall or not.
>>> acceptable means in the typing test of government jobs.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:
 in built keyboard input method in MS Windows itself.
 its very easy to configure and very easy to learn.

 you can write off the list and I can send you a procedure to have it
 configured on your machine.

 thanks
 suman


 On 2/23/14, Mohit Gupta  wrote:
> which keyboard layout does NVDA use for hindi typing?
>
> On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:
>> You can use NVDA.
>> It is free of cost.
>> You can type in Hindi and many other indian languages.
>> You can download it for free from www.nvda-project.org.
>> If you need any help you can get in touch with me.
>>
>> This application works very well in MS Office and on
>> Internet/firefox.
>>   You can type and read Hindi very well.
>>
>> suman
>>
>>
>> On 2/19/14, Ram Agarwal  wrote:
>>> Dear Shyamdev,
>>> You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write
>>> in
>>> Hindi.
>>> If you need help please contact me.
>>>
>>> Awaiting to hearing from you.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Kind Regards,
>>> Ram Agarwal
>>>
>>> -
>>> Karishma Enterprises
>>> 132 Maker Tower B, Cuffe Parade,
>>> Mumbai - 45. India.
>>>
>>> Phone: 022-22181853
>>> Fax: 022-22153291
>>>
>>> Mobile: (0)9867310297 OR 9321539290
>>>
>>> Direct Email: ramagarwal...@gmail.com
>>> Company Email: cont...@karishmaenterprises.com
>>> Website: www.karishmaenterprises.com
>>> -
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Shyam dev
>>> Sent: 19 February 2014 16:28
>>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>>> Subject: [AI] Hindi typing software
>>>
>>> I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking
>>> software.
>>> Please send me safa reder or releted other software   ...thanks
>>>
>>>
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[AI] Learning Maths

[Kiran Baug]

Dear Friends,

Being a late visually impaired, I am unable to learn maths.  As years
passed, I got weaker in maths as i am ignorant about the ways or
various computer application tools for learning maths.

Friends i seek your guidance for overcoming the area of maths

Thanks and regards,
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Re: [AI] Talking ATM locater

[Prashant Naik]

Dear Friends,

A good news as today Bank of Baroda has shared with Talking ATM India
website addresses of total 168 Talking ATMs installed by bank.  This is a
great step by Bank of Baroda and help to us in building Talking ATMs
database.  We are grateful to Bank of Baroda for installing Talking ATMs
for the blind in many parts of the country.

We hope similarly State Bank of India will response soon as they have 3000+
Talking ATMs.

We are happy as things are progressing and this website is helping our
community.

We welcome your suggestions, feedback, test results and support.

To Sadguru - thanks for pointing out one small database issue.  We have
fixed it and now you can see Burari location when search using by area.

We are very thankful to Harish Kotian as he is supporting us with
improvement points regularly.  We will surely work on them. Thanks to all
who are providing valuable inputs.  Please write directly to
talkingatmin...@gmail.com

Please Visit www.talkingatmindia.org website for quick and easy search
which works as good as a wapsite on mobile devices as we developed it with
optimum use of client-server technology.

Soon your search will also show Bank of Baroda's talking ATMs.

Best,

PRASHANT NAIK


On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 12:02 AM, Prashant Naik  wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> Thanks for your appreciation. This is a voluntary initiative which can
> actually help banks to fulfill one important directive in the RBI circular
> "Need for Bank Branches / ATMs to be made accessible to persons with
> disabilities" dated 13-04-2009 in which a clear mention as "Banks may also
> bring the locations of such Talking ATMs to the notice of their visually
> impaired customers".
>
> As you people started using this website your inputs can help in further
> improvements.  That's the way things get better with greater usage and
> constructive feedback. Please write directly to talkingatmindia@gmail.comto 
> avoid traffic on A I if you have inputs or if you faced any issues.
>
>
> Friends, during the database built up of this site, we did lot of search
> to find Talking ATMs list by various banks who have already installed such
> ATM machines on respective bank's website for official source of addresses
> made available by then in the public domain.  But we could not find such
> lists other than Union Bank website.
>
> We will be very grateful if our group can help us and locate public domain
> sources/links. We have clearly mention in our disclaimer section that "The
> core idea is to develop a database of ALL Talking ATMs in India installed
> by nationalized, private, foreign and cooperative banks".  Mr. Banker has
> already mentioned that he was unable to locate it on SBI site.
>
> In the meanwhile post launch of this website we have written mail to SBI
> and BOB to share their Talking ATMs addresses for this site. In our online
> search we found that both banks have officially announced installation of
> Talking ATMs for the blind.  We are awaiting their positive reply.
>
> Please read website disclaimer and other links so that your few basic
> queries will get answered related to this website locator.  Still many
> people feel partial voice guidance enabled through speaker on ATMs is a
> talking ATM for blind.  This was the recent case in the last week when one
> of our list members called me saying a talking ATM he used gives only 4-5
> prompts.  A document named difference between partial voice guidance and
> talking ATM for the blind is circulated through this list many times.
> As creators of this site on behalf of my teammates my sincere thanks to
> Harish Kotian for launching this website service during the 4th A I
> convention.
> Friends his point to use Talking ATMs regularly is a key need.
>  Thank you.
> PRASHANT NAIK
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 9:08 PM, Mr. Banker <
> visuallyimpairedbank...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Harish Sir,
>> I read somewhere on the internet, SBI has installed  around 4000
>> talking ATMs. When I tried to locate  the positions from their locator
>> given on SBI website, I was unable to locate any talking ATM.
>> No way to seperatly locate the talking machines, all are mix.
>>
>> Source of  SBI rd talking ATM:
>>
>> http://efytimes.com/e1/109868/State-Bank-Of-India-Inaugurates-rd-Talking-ATM
>>
>>
>>
>> On 2/21/14, Satguru Rathi  wrote:
>> > Even I feel the need to update the list as it did not show me any
>> talking
>> > ATM in my area whereas, there is one from Union Bank of India in Burari
>> -
>> > New Delhi-110084.
>> >
>> > With best regards,
>> > Satguru
>> > ___,__.___
>> > "Life's battle do not always go, to the stronger or faster man. But
>> sooner
>> > or later the one who wins, is the one who thinks he can."
>> >
>> > Satguru Rathi
>> > Mobile: +91-9871489945
>> > Email: satgurura...@yahoo.co.in
>> > Skype: satgururathi
>> > Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/satguru.rathi.9
>> > -Original Message-
>> > From: Rajesh H Mehta
>> > Sent: Friday, February 21

Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Bhavya shah]

Hi all.
I personally prefer the in-built Hindi keyboard layout that Suman Sir suggested.
Also, I think phonetic keyboard layouts are not very efficient and
have limitations.
Best Regards
Bhavya Shah

On 2/24/14, Kannan. C  wrote:
>   Its right sir!
>
>
> With care and regards,
>
> Kannan ...
>
> Skype: kankale63
>
> Mobile: +919443018832
>
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>
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>
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>
> On 2/23/2014 5:53 PM, Mohit Gupta wrote:
>> hi suman
>> I have NVDA installed with espeak. In my control pannel devnagari
>> inscript keyboard is added. I can type in hindi when I press left alt
>> plus shift.
>> Please tell me that am I using right layout and method.
>> This keyboard layout which I am using is acceptable overall or not.
>> acceptable means in the typing test of government jobs.
>>
>>
>> On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:
>>> in built keyboard input method in MS Windows itself.
>>> its very easy to configure and very easy to learn.
>>>
>>> you can write off the list and I can send you a procedure to have it
>>> configured on your machine.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> suman
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/23/14, Mohit Gupta  wrote:
 which keyboard layout does NVDA use for hindi typing?

 On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:
> You can use NVDA.
> It is free of cost.
> You can type in Hindi and many other indian languages.
> You can download it for free from www.nvda-project.org.
> If you need any help you can get in touch with me.
>
> This application works very well in MS Office and on Internet/firefox.
>   You can type and read Hindi very well.
>
> suman
>
>
> On 2/19/14, Ram Agarwal  wrote:
>> Dear Shyamdev,
>> You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write
>> in
>> Hindi.
>> If you need help please contact me.
>>
>> Awaiting to hearing from you.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Kind Regards,
>> Ram Agarwal
>>
>> -
>> Karishma Enterprises
>> 132 Maker Tower B, Cuffe Parade,
>> Mumbai - 45. India.
>>
>> Phone: 022-22181853
>> Fax: 022-22153291
>>
>> Mobile: (0)9867310297 OR 9321539290
>>
>> Direct Email: ramagarwal...@gmail.com
>> Company Email: cont...@karishmaenterprises.com
>> Website: www.karishmaenterprises.com
>> -
>>
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Shyam dev
>> Sent: 19 February 2014 16:28
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Subject: [AI] Hindi typing software
>>
>> I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking
>> software.
>> Please send me safa reder or releted other software   ...thanks
>>
>>
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[AI] Voice Vision Scholarship 2014-15

[Sushmeetha]

Voice Vision Scholarship 2014-15

Voice Vision takes great pleasure in announcing its scholarship for the
academic year 2014-15! 

Voice Vision scholarship is a financial assistance which would be offered to
a deserving undergraduate visually challenged person who has completed his /
her class 10th (SSC) and is pursuing higher studies (Graduation or Diploma
from a recognized institute) in India. The aim of the scholarship is to
facilitate the deserving student to pursue the career path of his/her
choice. 

Eligibility criteria: 

Candidates applying for the Voice Vision Scholarship should fulfil the
following criteria. 

. Candidate should have secured 60% marks or more in class 10 or 55% marks
or more in class 12. 
. Candidate should have passed class 10th in the academic years of 2011-2012
or 2012-2013. 
. Preference will be given to students pursuing unconventional career paths
such as BMS, BBA, BMM or physiotherapy, journalism, dietician etc. However,
other needy and deserving students from conventional streams would also be
considered. 
. The candidate should be visually challenged (Blind / low vision). 
. The annual family income of the candidate should be less than Rs.
2,00,000. 

Application Process: 

Interested candidates who fulfil the eligibility criteria mentioned above
are requested to either fill the prescribed form online or download and
print the form and attach with the below mentioned enclosures and send to us
by post/hand delivery/courier to the following postal address, 

Ms. Sushmeetha B. Bubna
Voice Vision 2014-15 Scholarship application,
103 'A' Wing, Synthofine Estate,
Behind Virwani Industrial Estate,
Off Aarey Road, Goregaon (E),
Mumbai 400063
Maharashtra, India

All documents should reach our office before 15th March 2014.
The final decision will be made solely by the selection committee after
scrutinizing the documents submitted and no further correspondence would be
entertained.  

Kindly note, only application forms and documents that reach us before the
specified deadline will be consider

Documents Required for Evaluation: 

The following documents need to be sent on the above mentioned address along
with the duly filled application form.

1. 2 passport size photographs. 
2. Photo copy of Disability certificate issued by a competent Government
authority.
3. Photo copy of Mark sheet of last exam passed along with photo copy of
10th / 12th mark sheet. 
4. A short self-description of the candidate. 
5. A summary of the candidate's non-academic achievements (Extra curricular
activities) along with photo copies of certificates or medals of both
participation & winning.
6. Photo copy of Admission fee receipt and/or identity card for current
course if any.
7. Income certificate. 
8. References from minimum 3 individuals known to the candidate. One of them
should be the school / college teacher or principal. 

Kindly note: Only self-attested photo copies of the required documents along
with the application form and photographs should be sent. The institute will
not be responsible for returning/ safely preserving any originals that may
be sent.
Kindly fill in the online application form or download and print the same
and attach all the required documents along with it and send it to the above
mentioned address. 
Make sure that your application reaches our office before 15th March 2014. 

For filling up the online application form or for downloading the form in
Word format please visit, 
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[AI] scribe rules.

[Mohit Gupta]

hi friends
kindly send me latest scribe rules published by CCPD.
I have heard that we can take a scribe who is in higher standard in emergency.
-- 
Thanks and Regards,
Mohit Gupta.
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Re: [AI] problem regarding ms outlook 2007

[George Abraham]

I also would like to have an answer for this question! Further any ideas on
restoring RSS feed subscription that we might have deleted?

George 

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of raaju
Sent: 24 February 2014 12:01
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'
Subject: [AI] problem regarding ms outlook 2007

Hello friends,

I am using ms outlook 2007. I've configured my mail as pop3.  when I
explore
any e males I always get various message prior to say the male like "extra
line from this message has been removed" or "outlook prevented to download
some files from the internet" or similar. So it always get unknowied me so
what steps has to be done to stop jaws saying the above message prior to
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[AI] job alert from eyeway

[Eyeway Helpdesk]

Hi all,

Please find here below One job alert from eyeway:

One post as Scientist-B (Entomology), one post as Assistant, one post
as Field Assistant, one post as Lower Division Clerk for V.I. in
Central Silk Board, Bangalore. Last date 14th March. Apply online.
Candidates selected for the above posts are liable to be posted
anywhere in India. More at http://www.eyeway.org/?q=jobs or 15
February employment News page 27
-- 

**
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Re: [AI] Kindly answer for this

[li...@srinivasu.org]

Hi all,
Like Harish said earlier, may we use this thread for collective thoughts on 
resolving the issues and get a strong law for India?

If anyone needs a clarification from an individual, please do discuss that 
directly with that person. 

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> On 24-Feb-2014, at 16:38, Neelima Surve  wrote:
> 
> Dear Mr. Abidi sir!
> !
> 
> Pasting one original mail on ai list also, kindly answer for it.
> 
> We all know you don't have any such answer for these questions.
> 
> You cannot say anything for Avinash or some others. We all know how
> they spent their countless  nights without sleeping for not passing
> this bill due to some fact. Not just because, to come their name in
> media as like you. Sorry for this harsh comment, but, it is true.
> 
> One question, to all of those, who don't  think, people are arguing. I
> am not against of dignity, but, when another person comes & put a
> sarcastic remark to Mr. Rungtha. Like Rungtha (Advocate)  does it make
> sence? He should know that, Mr. Rungtha indulge in this battle since
> 70, not like him just now. Or not to get prestige from another party.
> 
> Dear Abidi sir,
> 
> I agree with you that you have been a very strong disability activist.
> But here are my questions:
> 1. why did you lead a campaign in favour of passing  this bill without
> any debate among stakeholders and even without looking at the content
> of the bill?
> 2. it is very true that it was only NFB which could get access to the
> copy of this flawed bill. Had nfb not circulated the draft in public
> domain, the passing of this bill would have done an immense damage to
> the  very interests of the disableds.
> 3. why did you not try to seek a copy of the bill from the government?
> 4. why did you not tell the disableds that you have not looked at the
> approved cabinet draft?
> 
> --
> PRANJAL
> M.Phil research scholar
> Centre for West Asian Studies
> School of International Studies
> Jawaharlal Nehru University
> New Delhi: 110067
> 
> 
> -- 
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> 
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[AI] Kindly answer for this

[Neelima Surve]

Dear Mr. Abidi sir!
!

Pasting one original mail on ai list also, kindly answer for it.

We all know you don't have any such answer for these questions.

You cannot say anything for Avinash or some others. We all know how
they spent their countless  nights without sleeping for not passing
this bill due to some fact. Not just because, to come their name in
media as like you. Sorry for this harsh comment, but, it is true.

One question, to all of those, who don't  think, people are arguing. I
am not against of dignity, but, when another person comes & put a
sarcastic remark to Mr. Rungtha. Like Rungtha (Advocate)  does it make
sence? He should know that, Mr. Rungtha indulge in this battle since
70, not like him just now. Or not to get prestige from another party.

Dear Abidi sir,

I agree with you that you have been a very strong disability activist.
But here are my questions:
1. why did you lead a campaign in favour of passing  this bill without
any debate among stakeholders and even without looking at the content
of the bill?
2. it is very true that it was only NFB which could get access to the
copy of this flawed bill. Had nfb not circulated the draft in public
domain, the passing of this bill would have done an immense damage to
the  very interests of the disableds.
3. why did you not try to seek a copy of the bill from the government?
4. why did you not tell the disableds that you have not looked at the
approved cabinet draft?

--
PRANJAL
M.Phil research scholar
Centre for West Asian Studies
School of International Studies
Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi: 110067


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Re: [AI] How to stop jaws updates

[Kiran Kaja]

Dear Suman,

At the outset, let me clarify that I am a regular user and contributor to
NVDA. I think it is a great screen reader and has made tremendous strides in
the last couple of years.

Having said that, switching your screen reader just to avoid automatic
updates seems to be a bit of an extreme step. I also think statements like
"NVDA is as good as Jaws" are very highly subjective and maybe construed to
be incorrect. NVDA performs well for some tasks such as support for Firefox
whereas Jaws has its own strengths such as much better support for calendars
in Outlook and so on.

I appreciate that you are trying to promote the use of NVDA which is
admirable but I suggest that you do this using facts and not highly
subjective statements. Thank you for your consideration.

Regards,
Kiran
-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Suman Dogra
Sent: 24 February 2014 14:08
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
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Subject: Re: [AI] How to stop jaws updates

Please shifting to use of NVDA.
NvDA does has the option of stopping the updates.
it is as good as JAWS.

you may first find it difficult to hear to espeak, but later on you
can used to it the same way you are used to JAWS.  for your help, you
have in fact use eloquence with NVDA.

thanks
sumana bit

On 2/10/14, Prashant Naik  wrote:
> Info given in JAWS 14 help document
> Disabling Automatic Updates
>
> If you do not want users to be able to update JAWS by opening the Help
menu
> and choosing Check for Updates, you can disable this feature. This can
> prevent users from overwriting custom scripts that you have installed by
> performing an update. Organizations that use special JAWS versions or
> otherwise want more centralized control over updates may also want to
> disable this feature. This requires entry of a special access code.
>
> To disable Automatic Updates, do the following:
>
>1. From the Help menu, choose About JAWS.
>2. Choose the Special Update Code button.
>3. Type the Freedom Scientific special update code in the edit box and
>then press *ENTER*.
>4. Choose OK to close the About JAWS dialog box. The Help menu will no
>longer show Check for Updates.
>
>  Contents tab -- Getting started with JAWS -  updating jaws topic.
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 6:13 PM, Ekinath Khedekar 
> wrote:
>
>> Hello ist members,
>>
>> I wish to stop JAWS from updating. I am not getting the option in
>> advance option in basics. Instead what i get is a check box to accept
>> or reject notifications for jaws updates. SO i just don't want to stop
>> notifications but even updates. It hinders my work.
>>
>> DO guide
>>
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Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare

[Vikash Agarwal]

where is bookshare office in kolkata. kindly provide address in kolkata

regards


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> Hello Vikas,
> Yes there is Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
>
> Please feel free to call me for any details.
> Regards,
> Zainab
> On 2/24/14, Vikash Agarwal  wrote:
> > Is there Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
> > regards
> >
> >
> > On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 1:13 PM, zainab Chinikamwala
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> >> Good news for all reading lovers.
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> >> Nonfiction (51,228)
> >> Outdoors and Nature (1,843)
> >> Parenting and Family (1,901)
> >> Poetry (1,828)
> >> Professional and Technical (1,978)
> >> Reference (989)
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Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare

[zainab Chinikamwala]

Hello Vikas,
Yes there is Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.

Please feel free to call me for any details.
Regards,
Zainab
On 2/24/14, Vikash Agarwal  wrote:
> Is there Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
> regards
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 1:13 PM, zainab Chinikamwala
> wrote:
>
>> Good news for all reading lovers.
>> Bookshare has announced1 year free membership to all Individuals and
>> institutions serving Print Disabled Persons.
>> Bookshare(R) (www.bookshare.org) is the world's largest accessible
>> online digital library for people with print disabilities. There are
>> over one lakh twenty thousand titles available in Bookshare India for
>> download in multiple formats, including DAISY, BRF, and MP3 formats.
>> There are books in multiple languages like english, Hindi, tammul and
>> other foreign languages.
>> It covers a wide range of books on the following subjets:
>> Animals (4,732)
>> Art and Architecture (865)
>> Biographies and Memoirs (8,639)
>> Business and Finance (3,608)
>> Children's Books (17,563)
>> Computers and Internet (1,787)
>> Cooking, Food and Wine (1,505)
>> Disability-Related (1,751)
>> Educational Materials (13,488)
>> Entertainment (2,585)
>> Gay and Lesbian (906)
>> Health, Mind and Body (4,025)
>> History (17,004)
>> Home and Garden (413)
>> Horror (1,454)
>> Literature and Fiction (50,099)
>> Military (2,978)
>> Mystery and Thrillers (12,329)
>> Nonfiction (51,228)
>> Outdoors and Nature (1,843)
>> Parenting and Family (1,901)
>> Poetry (1,828)
>> Professional and Technical (1,978)
>> Reference (989)
>> Religion and Spirituality (7,528)
>> Romance (10,408)
>> Science (4,157)
>> Science Fiction and Fantasy (10,606)
>> Self-Help (3,378)
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>> Teens (11,504)
>> Textbooks (12,694)
>> Travel (1,118)
>> Westerns (1,228)
>> For Free membership, Free Renewal or any other querriesplease call or
>> mail on the details given below
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>> Happy Reading.
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Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare

[kiranbaug2...@gmail.com]

Membership would be online.

On a go with Nokia E5-Original message-
From: Vikash Agarwal
Sent:  24/02/2014, 2:03  pm
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare


Is there Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
regards


On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 1:13 PM, zainab Chinikamwala wrote:

> Good news for all reading lovers.
> Bookshare has announced1 year free membership to all Individuals and
> institutions serving Print Disabled Persons.
> Bookshare(R) (www.bookshare.org) is the world's largest accessible
> online digital library for people with print disabilities. There are
> over one lakh twenty thousand titles available in Bookshare India for
> download in multiple formats, including DAISY, BRF, and MP3 formats.
> There are books in multiple languages like english, Hindi, tammul and
> other foreign languages.
> It covers a wide range of books on the following subjets:
> Animals (4,732)
> Art and Architecture (865)
> Biographies and Memoirs (8,639)
> Business and Finance (3,608)
> Children's Books (17,563)
> Computers and Internet (1,787)
> Cooking, Food and Wine (1,505)
> Disability-Related (1,751)
> Educational Materials (13,488)
> Entertainment (2,585)
> Gay and Lesbian (906)
> Health, Mind and Body (4,025)
> History (17,004)
> Home and Garden (413)
> Horror (1,454)
> Literature and Fiction (50,099)
> Military (2,978)
> Mystery and Thrillers (12,329)
> Nonfiction (51,228)
> Outdoors and Nature (1,843)
> Parenting and Family (1,901)
> Poetry (1,828)
> Professional and Technical (1,978)
> Reference (989)
> Religion and Spirituality (7,528)
> Romance (10,408)
> Science (4,157)
> Science Fiction and Fantasy (10,606)
> Self-Help (3,378)
> Sports (2,029)
> Teens (11,504)
> Textbooks (12,694)
> Travel (1,118)
> Westerns (1,228)
> For Free membership, Free Renewal or any other querriesplease call or
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> Mail:
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> Happy Reading.
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Re: [AI] Fwd: Launching Radio Show Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh Season 3

[Kannan. C]

 Can't you add, Puducherry fm Rainbow or Chennai FM Gold?


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On 2/24/2014 11:43 AM, Mitra Jyothi wrote:

From: For Trinayani 
Date: Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:21 AM
Subject: Launching Radio Show Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh Season 3
To:


Dear Friend


Namaskar and greetings.


Trinayani announces the Launch of *"MUD MUD KE NA DEKH": Season 3*. *India's
only radio show on issues pertaining to disabilities on 17 All India Radio
Stations, *every *Wednesday* premiering on *26th February 2014.*



*Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL), as a part of their CSR, is
supporting this 8-Part Radio Program.*



This radio program will feature various aspects and issues related to
disability in India involving the following aspects: *Education, Gender,
Sports, Livelihood, Access, Technology, Performing Arts *and the *'Rights
of Persons with Disabilities Bill 2014'* recently introduced in The Rajya
Sabha.



Trinayani's founder, Ms. Ritika Sahni, who will host the show, will invite
experts, activists and dignitaries in the field of disability, to share
their thoughts.



We will continue with our campaign for DISABILITY AWARENESS as on the past
two seasons of this radio show, "Mud Mud ke Na Dekh".





*Broadcast details of MUD MUD KE NA DEKH *

8 Weekly  Radio Shows (in Hindi) on Cross Disability Issues
every Wednesday on ALL INDIA RADIO

Supported by HPCL









*CHANNEL*

*CITY*

*FREQUENCY*

*TIMING*

FM Gold

DELHI

  106.4

09.05 am

MUMBAI

  100.7

09.45 am

KOLKATA

  100.2

10.15 am









FM Rainbow

HYDERABAD

  102.8

09.00 am

VISHAKAPATNAM

  102

09.15 am

LUCKNOW

  100.7

09.45 am

BANGALORE

  101.3

09.45 am

JALLANDHAR

  102.7

09.45 am

PANAJI

  105.4

10.00 am









Vividh Bharti

AHMEDABAD

  96.7

09.15 am

BHOPAL

  103.5

09.15 am

CHANDIGARH

  103.1

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Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Kannan. C]

 Its right sir!


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On 2/23/2014 5:53 PM, Mohit Gupta wrote:

hi suman
I have NVDA installed with espeak. In my control pannel devnagari
inscript keyboard is added. I can type in hindi when I press left alt
plus shift.
Please tell me that am I using right layout and method.
This keyboard layout which I am using is acceptable overall or not.
acceptable means in the typing test of government jobs.


On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:

in built keyboard input method in MS Windows itself.
its very easy to configure and very easy to learn.

you can write off the list and I can send you a procedure to have it
configured on your machine.

thanks
suman


On 2/23/14, Mohit Gupta  wrote:

which keyboard layout does NVDA use for hindi typing?

On 2/23/14, Suman Dogra  wrote:

You can use NVDA.
It is free of cost.
You can type in Hindi and many other indian languages.
You can download it for free from www.nvda-project.org.
If you need any help you can get in touch with me.

This application works very well in MS Office and on Internet/firefox.
  You can type and read Hindi very well.

suman


On 2/19/14, Ram Agarwal  wrote:

Dear Shyamdev,
You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write in
Hindi.
If you need help please contact me.

Awaiting to hearing from you.

Thanks.

Kind Regards,
Ram Agarwal

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Subject: [AI] Hindi typing software

I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking
software.
Please send me safa reder or releted other software   ...thanks



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Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

[Kannan. C]

 Phonnetic keyboard means, If you happen to type kaisayHo, in english, 
AIt will provide the similar sounding word in Hindi in Hindi letters. कैसेहो!



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On 2/20/2014 5:26 PM, Sheik mohammedali wrote:

Hello, baraha does not have phonetic keyboard.  phonetic keyboard is available in 
google input tools it meant.  For more information and to get google input in various 
languages visit here 

  

  

  


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-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Mohit Gupta
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 12:50 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software

  


Please tell about phenatic keyboard and baraha. I am using NVDA with

espeak hindi.

which keyboard layout does espeak has?

  


On 2/20/14, Sheik mohammedali  wrote:


Use google input tool for typing hindi and other Indian languages it
facilitates the phonetic keyboard.
Else you can consider to use baraha with lekha.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 10:00 PM
To: shyambh...@gmail.com; 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility
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Subject: Re: [AI] Hindi typing software
Dear Shyamdev,
You can use Jaws Pro with Lekha expressive voice  to read and write in
Hindi.
If you need help please contact me.
Awaiting to hearing from you.
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Kind Regards,
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I am Shyamdev Vishnoi from Jodhpur. I want hindi typing talking software.
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Re: [AI] windows 8 and NVDA

[Austin Pinto]

hi please upgrade to windows 8.1 nvda is best there

On 2/24/14, Sucharu Gupta  wrote:
>   Hi Suman,
> I want to customize the NEWS app for its sources.
> Please guide.
>
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> Subject: Re: [AI] windows 8 and NVDA
>
> hello sucharu
> can you pls explain what apps you are not able to install?
>
> what kind of problem you are facing?
>
> thanks
> suman
>
>
> On 2/13/14, harshu dubey  wrote:
>> Hi Ma'am,
>>
>> I am using Window 8 OS with NVDA tell me what kind of issues you are
>> facing.
>>
>> I will try to fix them.
>>
>> Regards
>> Harish
>> Saksham
>>
>> On 2/13/14, Sucharu Gupta  wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Greetings!
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>>> Is anyone using windows 8 machine with NVDA.i do face some problems.
>>>
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Re: [AI] Free membership for bookshare

[Vikash Agarwal]

Is there Bookshare membership in kolkata also available.
regards


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[AI] Important issues need to b address in rpwd bill

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Friends,  this is in reference to what i wrote in the conversation on the said 
bill, an important issue which the said bill has not address is that person 
working with arm forces get disable specifically looses sight in due discharge 
of his non battle duties, he or she send rather asked to take retirement from 
job,but probisions b made where he b adjusted in inactive duty or his expertees 
b taken in other  public sectors,  or Govt. Dept. Or govt. Undertaking 
sections, a person  who lost sight on job in services while on non battle duty, 
was asked to retire, but he is contesting  legal case in mumbai high court to 
seek his job back,, certain provision b made in the bill to provide job 
scuirity to such officers, person, the clause regarding the electronic material 
like webb site etc. B blind friendly not clear, another issue which needs to b 
address that person who fall in to group "a" class 1 Govt. Job, & are not in to 
all india level  b given exsumption from transfer posting,, as thi
 s is relevant in hilly states of uttarakhand, himinachal pradesh, & some other 
northeasten states, where maximum stations are not even have favourable 
conditions for sighted, abled person, then  what to talk of disables, though 
central Govt. hrd+ social justice ministries guide lines are there in this 
regard, but they are not legally binding, result  concern person is forced to 
take legal remedy, = fight case in courts, so therefore strick laws b framed in 
this regard, more teeth b given to handicap commission in protecting interest 
of disables, i would request harish, kiran to consoledate the views of other 
members on this list,& forword rather put forword in form of representation   
on behalf of access india to the concern athority or ministry, or later to the 
newly elected members ofloksubha, or for that matter the exsisting members of 
rajya subha so that needfull attention is paid to the said draft, + request my 
fellow friends to voice their views on above mentioned subjects, th
 en incase the bill takes shape of ordanence then also the next Govt. In office 
in june can surely incorporate rather address left out issues, hoping to hear 
from my fellow friends so that i b enlightened + best could b done in 
addressing above issues, regards, Dr. Girish Sethi. sell:+919897227636. 



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