[AI] invitation to help conducting training workshops in Indian regional languages that NVDA supports.

[Taha Haaziq]

dear all


The NVDA team is receiving very constructive and encouraging responses
from the access India members.  We thank you for your emails.

We want to inform that NVDA team is interested in conducting training
workshops in Indian regional languages that NVDA supports.  We give an
open invitation to organizations/individuals all over India to help in
this regard.

The Indian languages that NVDA is supporting are:

Hindi

Gujrati

Punjabi

Telugu

Malayalam

Bengali

assamese

Please note, we understand that work in a language is an ongoing
process but we have tried to provide a basic support to the above
stated languages, so that a person will be able to work in these
languages satisfactorily without much discomfort.



The work is going on following languages:

Oriya

Manipuri

Konkani

Marathi

Kannada

Sindhi

Kashmiri



Please contact Dr. Homiyar Mobedji  at dr.homi...@gmail.com for
conducting training workshops.  His cell number is +91 7875466344.



Awaiting for responses eagerly



Regards

NVDA team




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[AI] some banking basic turm.

[Ishwar Verma]

dear friends! i need some banking turm for banks interview
praperations. if any list member have this kind of information please
send me.

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There are three posts for Visually Impaired people  as Assistant
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Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

[sanjay]

Thanks.  Sure.  If I receive such mails in future, I will contact internet
banking cell of our bank.
 


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Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

[sanjay]

I am using MTNL Mumbai network.


-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Pranav Lal
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 5:47 AM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'
Subject: Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

Hi,

Who is your phone provider? In this case, you have a dynamic address. These
addresses are alocated from a country specific pool therefore you need not
worry. If the problem repeats, contact the bank. 

You could get a static IP address but as far as I know, you will have to
change
providers because phone providers do not dsell such addresses.

Pranav

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Of
sanjay
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2015 6:55 PM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the
disabled.'
Subject: Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

I connect my 3g mobile to pc for browsing.


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Of Pranav Lal
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2015 7:22 PM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.'
Subject: [Bulk] Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

Hi,

You will need to buy a static IP address from your internet service
provider. If
you have a standard Internet plan then your IP address is dynamic. Who is
your
service provider? Usually, each geography has its own pool.

Pranav

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Of
sanjay
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2015 2:17 PM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the
disabled.'
Subject: Re: [AI] [Bulk] Re: change of IP Address

How to know whether the IP address in question is static or dynamic.


-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2015 9:11 PM
To: Access India
Subject: [Bulk] Re: [AI] change of IP Address

If you're using a static IP address then it's less likely to change
from the ISP end. If you haven't done anything in relation to IP
address then it'd be dynamic, the default and it can change per
session.

On 1/3/15, sanjay  wrote:
> Dear Acceindians,
>
> After a net transaction, I received a message from my bank stating  that I
> accessed internet banking from different IP address whereas I accessed
from
> the same ISP which I am using since two years.  Is there any possibility
of
> changing IP address by the ISP?  I am wondering because I used internet
> banking at the same time which was mentioned in their mail.
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Re: [AI] Suggestions for data card

[Harish Kapoor]

Hello friends,
I want to buy a data card which supports CDMA and also GSM with hard
wifi. If available please suggest me.

On 1/8/15, mukesh jain  wrote:
> hello,
> tataphoton max wi5 connection is the option you may try.
>
> On 1/8/15, Vamshi. G  wrote:
>> Dear friends,
>>
>> I'm looking to buy a data card which can handle  decent speed and has
>> WIFI facility.  Also, it must be accessible to connect and disconnect.
>> Can someone suggest a good one?
>>
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Re: [AI] Suggestions for data card

[mukesh jain]

hello,
tataphoton max wi5 connection is the option you may try.

On 1/8/15, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I'm looking to buy a data card which can handle  decent speed and has
> WIFI facility.  Also, it must be accessible to connect and disconnect.
> Can someone suggest a good one?
>
>
> --
> G. Vamshi
> Mobile: +91 9949349497
> Skype: gvamshi81
>
> www.retinaindia.org
> From darkness unto light
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[AI] Suggestions for data card

[Vamshi. G]

Dear friends,

I'm looking to buy a data card which can handle  decent speed and has
WIFI facility.  Also, it must be accessible to connect and disconnect.
Can someone suggest a good one?


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Access india is there for I have 1 dout giveing sagishshnes for all r for some 
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Re: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility

[Pranav Lal]

Hi Bhavya,

It is unreasonable for the examiner to ask you to use this program given that
the primary nature of the program's output is graphical. What do you need to do?
You could use the vOICe for seeing the images and get an idea of the shape of
what is drawn but that is about it. The trick in such cases is to see if you can
export the corel draw output to a more readable format. Other list members have
already suggested scalable vector graphics and the use of SVGDraw from
http://www.dickbaldwin.com.

If you need to create drawings, you will have to learn to use Corel draw macros
really really fast. This may not be as big an issue as it seems if you know how
to program. 

I would see how much this exam matters and then take a call on how much effort I
put into this. It is a non-trivyal problem to solve.
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Re: [AI] AccessIndia Digest, Vol 61, Issue 24

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>   keyboardusers , nvda
>   
> Subject: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility
> Message-ID:
>   
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>
> Dear all,
> Has anyone ever used Coral Draw?
> We have a practicals test next weekon this software named Coral Draw.
> I have no idea of what how to use it.
> Please, has someone used and if yes can someone share their experience
> with any screen reaer, particularly NVDA because thats the one I'll be
> using.
> I am using NVDA 2014.4, can downgrade or upgrade to any other version,
> including development snapshots as well for this software temporarily.
> I'll be using the trial of the software, and the latest version on
> Windows 7.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> --
> Warm Regards
> Bhavya
> Let me wish you a very Happy New Year before the phone lines get
> jammed and internet hanged. Happy New Year 2015 !
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> Skype id : bhavya.09
>
>
>
> --
>
> Message: 3
> Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2015 11:31:08 +0530
> From: "Vedprakash" 
> To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
>   concerning  the disabled.'" ,
>   "'keyboardusers'" , "'nvda'"
>   
> Subject: Re: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility
> Message-ID: <001301d02a3f$57b1f110$0715d330$@gmail.com>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>
> I once installed the software for my daughter.
> It is not very accessible.
> Moreover, unless we see the image, we are not sure as to what changes we
> wish to make in the design.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Bhavya shah
> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 11:26 AM
> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
> the disabled.; keyboardusers; nvda
> Subject: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility
>
> Dear all,
> Has anyone ever used Coral Draw?
> We have a practicals test next weekon this software named Coral Draw.
> I have no idea of what how to use it.
> Please, has someone used and if yes can someone share their experience with
> any screen reaer, particularly NVDA because thats the one I'll be using.
> I am using NVDA 2014.4, can downgrade or upgrade to any other version,
> including development snapshots as well for this software temporarily.
> I'll be using the trial of the software, and the latest version on Windows
> 7.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> --
> Warm Regards
> Bhavya
> Let me wish you a very Happy New Year before the phone lines get jammed and
> internet hanged. Happy New Year 2015 !
> Reach me through the follow

[AI] change.org petition for

[Bhavya shah]

Hi!

I just signed the petition "Microsoft: add a native, fully functional
screen reader to windows 10" on Change.org.

It's important. Will you sign it too? Here's the link:

http://www.change.org/p/microsoft-add-a-native-fully-functional-screen-reader-to-windows-10?recruiter=207323476&utm_campaign=signature_receipt&utm_medium=email&utm_source=share_petition

Thanks!

Bhavya

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Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.

[harish]

Hi
Difficult to say, because these are not standard protocol. Try taking your 
present keyboard to the shop and try it out. You may be for luck, who knows.

Harish.

- Original Message - 
From: "Giri Prasad" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues 
concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.



Hi sir,
if I purchase the same model another new set, will I be able to make
use of the present mouse and keyboard with the new receiver?
Thanks.



On 07/01/2015, bsvs...@gmail.com  wrote:

Friend this wireless key board is coaded and once it is gone or lost etc
there is no replacement. The mouse and key board will become useless.
Vinay Subramanya
Raj Urs.B.S.
mob:9880095499.

-original message-
Subject: Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.
From: "Kotian, H P" 
Date: 07/01/2015 1:05 PM

Hi
I am afraid, there is pretty little that can be done.
Please get in touch with the service centre and see what can be done. 
There
are 2 types of such wireless keyboard one which works on blue-tooth. In 
this
case, you can pair it with any other blue-tooth reciever. There is an 
other

which is RF based. For this, I doubt they will sell it seperately.

You should have allowed the reciever to dry up completely before pluging 
it

to the computer. It could have worked then.

Harish Kotian

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Sent: 06 January 2015 20:00
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.

Dear all,
I purchased "iBall 2.4 Ghz cordless couple" model wireless keyboard and
mouse two years back. Unfortunately the receiver fell in water and isn't
working since then. Is there any way to restore the receiver so that I 
could

use the keyboard?
Thanks in anticipation.




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[AI] A letter on Louis Braille published in Telegraph today

[avinash shahi]

Good write up,way to go.

Will to learn
Sir - Louis Braille's 206th birth anniversary and 163rd death
anniversary were on January 4 and January 6 respectively. Braille was
a French educator who invented the system of reading and writing for
the visually impaired. This system is still known the world over as
'braille'.

Braille became blind in the aftermath of an accident at the age of
three. However, he mastered his disability while he was still a boy,
and excelled in education. He also received a scholarship. Inspired by
military cryptography, Braille developed a system of tactile code that
allowed blind persons to read and write quickly and efficiently. He
served as a professor at the Royal Institute for Blind Youth but spent
a large part of his adult life refining and extending his system. He
believed that access to communication was the same as access to
knowledge.

Even 162 years after his death, Braille is remembered by people the
world over, especially by those who can read and write because his
great invention made it possible for them to do so.

Yours faithfully,

Vijay Dattatray Patil, Pune
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1150107/jsp/opinion/story_7048.jsp
-- 
Avinash Shahi
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Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.

[Giri Prasad]

Hi sir,
if I purchase the same model another new set, will I be able to make
use of the present mouse and keyboard with the new receiver?
Thanks.



On 07/01/2015, bsvs...@gmail.com  wrote:
> Friend this wireless key board is coaded and once it is gone or lost etc
> there is no replacement. The mouse and key board will become useless.
> Vinay Subramanya
> Raj Urs.B.S.
> mob:9880095499.
>
> -original message-
> Subject: Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.
> From: "Kotian, H P" 
> Date: 07/01/2015 1:05 PM
>
> Hi
> I am afraid, there is pretty little that can be done.
> Please get in touch with the service centre and see what can be done. There
> are 2 types of such wireless keyboard one which works on blue-tooth. In this
> case, you can pair it with any other blue-tooth reciever. There is an other
> which is RF based. For this, I doubt they will sell it seperately.
>
> You should have allowed the reciever to dry up completely before pluging it
> to the computer. It could have worked then.
>
> Harish Kotian
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Giri Prasad
> Sent: 06 January 2015 20:00
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.
>
> Dear all,
> I purchased "iBall 2.4 Ghz cordless couple" model wireless keyboard and
> mouse two years back. Unfortunately the receiver fell in water and isn't
> working since then. Is there any way to restore the receiver so that I could
> use the keyboard?
> Thanks in anticipation.
>
>
>
>
> --
> WITH REGARDS
>
> GIRIPRASAD
>
>  MOBILE 92471   /   9441133367
>
> SKYPE  giriprasad.maddina
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Re: [AI] airtel money

[Gufran]

The app is not accessible.
Use mobikwik instead,

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dear all,

those who have sbi netbanking/debit card are not able to load cash in to 
your airtel money since couple of months.  if you wish to load cash in to 
your airtel money those who have sbi netbanking just use sbi virtual card 
amount will be credited.  Also kindly let me know if anybody has used the 
android airtel money app whether it is accessible or not.

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[AI] Reforms in teachers' education, 2-yr BEd soon

[avinash shahi]

The upcoming academic year will see a slew of reforms in teacher
education such as the introduction of four-year integrated BA/BEd and
BSc/BEd programmes across the country and the discontinuation of MEd
course in open and distance learning centres.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/for-quality-teachers-integrated-course-two-year-bed-programme/article1-1304057.aspx

At a meeting in Delhi on Tuesday, the Centre asked state education
ministers to prepare for key changes that also include extension in
duration of BEd and MEd courses to two years from the current one
year, a mandatory 20-week teaching internship to be eligible as a
teacher and introduction of part-time BEd course during vacations for
teachers who don't have the degree.

The changes, including the introduction of integrated courses and
discontinuation of the MEd one in open and distance learning
institutes, will be implemented in the academic year of 2015-16.

The integrated courses would offer the option of a vocational course
alongside BA or BSc to enhance employability and bridge the skewed gap
between demand and supply of teachers.

The move to do away with the MEd course in open and distance learning
institutes was aimed at emphasising the specialised training and
seriousness required for the programme, secretary (school education
and literacy) Vrinda Sarup said at the meeting. Professor of education
at IGNOU CB Sharma, however, told HT that the decision wasn't a
well-thought one.

HRD minister Smriti Irani, who chaired the meeting, called upon the
states to implement the proposed reforms, including a choice-based
credit system. She also called for another meeting in February to
discuss the proposed New Education Policy. "We want village education
councils, blocks, districts, MPs and MLAs to discuss what our
educational needs are... We should think of the New Education Policy,"
Irani said.

"We don't want orders from Delhi to decide it. We'll come to hear the
people in villages of different regions," she added.

The reforms were passed recently by the National Council for Teacher
Education (NCTE) -- the regulatory authority in the teaching field -- on
the lines of the justice JS Verma commission's recommendations


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

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Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.

[bsvsurs]

Friend this wireless key board is coaded and once it is gone or lost etc there 
is no replacement. The mouse and key board will become useless.
Vinay Subramanya
Raj Urs.B.S.
mob:9880095499.

-original message-
Subject: Re: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.
From: "Kotian, H P" 
Date: 07/01/2015 1:05 PM

Hi
I am afraid, there is pretty little that can be done.
Please get in touch with the service centre and see what can be done. There are 
2 types of such wireless keyboard one which works on blue-tooth. In this case, 
you can pair it with any other blue-tooth reciever. There is an other which is 
RF based. For this, I doubt they will sell it seperately.

You should have allowed the reciever to dry up completely before pluging it to 
the computer. It could have worked then.

Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Giri Prasad
Sent: 06 January 2015 20:00
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Queery related to wireless keyboard.

Dear all,
I purchased "iBall 2.4 Ghz cordless couple" model wireless keyboard and mouse 
two years back. Unfortunately the receiver fell in water and isn't working 
since then. Is there any way to restore the receiver so that I could use the 
keyboard?
Thanks in anticipation.




--
WITH REGARDS

GIRIPRASAD

 MOBILE 92471   /   9441133367

SKYPE  giriprasad.maddina

"Our greatest glory consists not in never falling,  but in rising every time we 
fall."

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Re: [AI] Commentary by Garga on India's victory in the Blind Cricket World Cup published in the Dawn Newspaper Today

[George Abraham]

I like this piece. It has captured the core of what our Nation is about.

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of avinash shahi
Sent: 06 January 2015 15:50
To: J L Kaul; jnuvision; worldopinion; accessindia; sayeverything
Subject: [AI] Commentary by Garga on India's victory in the Blind Cricket
World Cup published in the Dawn Newspaper Today

Sight unseeing
http://www.dawn.com/news/1155091/sight-unseeing
Rarely Does a team from India become the world champion in something.
In December, India won the Blind Cricket World Cup 2014, defeating
Pakistan by five wickets. The Indian team had no serious support in
the government or sporting circles in the run-up to the World Cup held
in South Africa.

Apathy is something that comes easily to most of us. What
distinguishes the apathetic from the sleazy is the way the latter
changes stripes when it senses an opportunity at patronising something
it was previously apathetic towards, for its own gain. The way
politicians and the media courted the world champions, with photo-ops,
interviews, cash prizes and promises galore was not for love of the
sport, but an act of politically encashable pity, packaged as
compassion. For the powerful, who never lose an opportunity to appear
compassionate, this was a particularly low-hanging fruit. This public
posturing with champions in front of cameras was too fake, too late.
For the team, it was better late than never, even if they saw through
the sudden love.

Ironic is the patronisation that comes from folks who couldn't care
less about disability and whose political ascendency has benefitted
from maiming and killing of opponents, innocents and whistleblowers.
Politicians both in and out of power wanted a piece of the action,
some 'human-face' brownie points for cheap.

This isn't too different from the parading of brave children on
elephants on the Indian Union's Republic Day parade in New Delhi. In
an age when stories of widespread malnutrition among children,
savagery by armed forces, extra-judicial murders and other 'minor'
details sometimes get out in the open, this warm stuff is good for PR
externally and delusion internally.


---
-

The public posturing with the blind cricket champions was too fake.

---
-

This was also a chance for the media to absolve itself of its lack of
focus on systemic issues -- the everyday hurdles and discrimination
faced by the blind and the 'differently abled', or the fact that India
is home to the world's largest number of blind people and also the
largest number of blind people whose blindness is treatable but never
will be treated. The media focus on Blind Cricket World Cup champions
created an opportunity to discuss how we approach the 'differently
abled'. For starters, we could have grappled with the question -- who
gets to decide for the blind? Almost exclusively, the sighted decide
the boundaries of what the blind can or cannot achieve.

We are happy that the blind team, captained by Shekar Naik, is a world
champion. What do we mean by 'world champion' though, and do we mean
it? We must admit that we don't think this is 'real' cricket. 'Real'
is the game that your Sachin Tendulkar and Mahender Singh Dhoni play
very well and the one that Arun Jaitley and Narayanaswami Srinivasan
play even better.

Then there are what we consider 'feel-good' forms for the marginal --
women's cricket, blind cricket, etc. Which is why when TV anchors
interviewed the blind cricket champs, they asked whether they want to
meet Tendulkar. This 'god' of male cricket for the sighted was assumed
to be the god of all cricket, certainly so to 'lesser' cricket like
blind cricket. At the heart of this constant reference to the 'real'
form is a profound lack of understanding about human abilities and the
many forms it can take.

Blind male cricket is a different game from sighted male cricket. The
rules are different, the abilities that are required to excel are
different. To be good in blind cricket requires superior performance
in ways that Tendulkar cannot achieve in this lifetime just as Prakash
Jayaramaiah, the blind cricket star, cannot achieve the set of skills
that makes one excel in the sighted form of the game.

When the sighted team physiotherapist talks about keeping the team
fit, he means expensive food additives, avoidance of certain foods,
multi-gyms, and what not. The blind team coach frankly admits, given
the socio-economic background of most of his team, it is basic
nutrition (a full stomach) that is a factor that limits his options in
giving too much arduous training. While sighted crorepati champs get
their millions for playing, some blind cricketers have to give up the
wages of their daily wage earning jobs (like catering, etc) to train
and play.

Finally, the blind teams of India and P

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Re: [AI] Urgent: changing multiple PDFs security to allow screen reader access in Acrobat?

[Amar Jain]

Dear Sir,

Do you have the permission password which will allow you to change the
security settings and access to Acrobat Pro?

If so, ask the IT guy to create a user security policy with screen
reader access enabled and apply in the batch processing of the
documents.

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[AI] Moderator: RE: Commentary by Garga on India's victory in the Blind Cricket World Cup published in the Dawn Newspaper Today

[Kotian, H P]

All
I suppose, there would be political overtures to the responses from our members 
from the post below.

Just to remind, to respond within the domain and scope of the list.

Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
avinash shahi
Sent: 06 January 2015 15:50
To: J L Kaul; jnuvision; worldopinion; accessindia; sayeverything
Subject: [AI] Commentary by Garga on India's victory in the Blind Cricket World 
Cup published in the Dawn Newspaper Today

Sight unseeing
http://www.dawn.com/news/1155091/sight-unseeing
Rarely Does a team from India become the world champion in something.
In December, India won the Blind Cricket World Cup 2014, defeating Pakistan by 
five wickets. The Indian team had no serious support in the government or 
sporting circles in the run-up to the World Cup held in South Africa.

Apathy is something that comes easily to most of us. What distinguishes the 
apathetic from the sleazy is the way the latter changes stripes when it senses 
an opportunity at patronising something it was previously apathetic towards, 
for its own gain. The way politicians and the media courted the world 
champions, with photo-ops, interviews, cash prizes and promises galore was not 
for love of the sport, but an act of politically encashable pity, packaged as 
compassion. For the powerful, who never lose an opportunity to appear 
compassionate, this was a particularly low-hanging fruit. This public posturing 
with champions in front of cameras was too fake, too late.
For the team, it was better late than never, even if they saw through the 
sudden love.

Ironic is the patronisation that comes from folks who couldn't care less about 
disability and whose political ascendency has benefitted from maiming and 
killing of opponents, innocents and whistleblowers.
Politicians both in and out of power wanted a piece of the action, some 
'human-face' brownie points for cheap.

This isn't too different from the parading of brave children on elephants on 
the Indian Union's Republic Day parade in New Delhi. In an age when stories of 
widespread malnutrition among children, savagery by armed forces, 
extra-judicial murders and other 'minor'
details sometimes get out in the open, this warm stuff is good for PR 
externally and delusion internally.




The public posturing with the blind cricket champions was too fake.



This was also a chance for the media to absolve itself of its lack of focus on 
systemic issues -- the everyday hurdles and discrimination faced by the blind 
and the 'differently abled', or the fact that India is home to the world's 
largest number of blind people and also the largest number of blind people 
whose blindness is treatable but never will be treated. The media focus on 
Blind Cricket World Cup champions created an opportunity to discuss how we 
approach the 'differently abled'. For starters, we could have grappled with the 
question -- who gets to decide for the blind? Almost exclusively, the sighted 
decide the boundaries of what the blind can or cannot achieve.

We are happy that the blind team, captained by Shekar Naik, is a world 
champion. What do we mean by 'world champion' though, and do we mean it? We 
must admit that we don't think this is 'real' cricket. 'Real'
is the game that your Sachin Tendulkar and Mahender Singh Dhoni play very well 
and the one that Arun Jaitley and Narayanaswami Srinivasan play even better.

Then there are what we consider 'feel-good' forms for the marginal -- women's 
cricket, blind cricket, etc. Which is why when TV anchors interviewed the blind 
cricket champs, they asked whether they want to meet Tendulkar. This 'god' of 
male cricket for the sighted was assumed to be the god of all cricket, 
certainly so to 'lesser' cricket like blind cricket. At the heart of this 
constant reference to the 'real'
form is a profound lack of understanding about human abilities and the many 
forms it can take.

Blind male cricket is a different game from sighted male cricket. The rules are 
different, the abilities that are required to excel are different. To be good 
in blind cricket requires superior performance in ways that Tendulkar cannot 
achieve in this lifetime just as Prakash Jayaramaiah, the blind cricket star, 
cannot achieve the set of skills that makes one excel in the sighted form of 
the game.

When the sighted team physiotherapist talks about keeping the team fit, he 
means expensive food additives, avoidance of certain foods, multi-gyms, and 
what not. The blind team coach frankly admits, given the socio-economic 
background of most of his team, it is basic nutrition (a full stomach) that is 
a factor that limits his options in giving too much arduous training. While 
sighted crorepati champs get their millions for playing

[AI] Swamy's Handbook Wanted.

[Amiyo Biswas]

Hello,

Does anybody have a soft copy of Swamy's Handbook? This is a compilation of 
rules and regulations for government servants.

With best regards,
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[AI] Commentary by Garga on India's victory in the Blind Cricket World Cup published in the Dawn Newspaper Today

[avinash shahi]

Sight unseeing
http://www.dawn.com/news/1155091/sight-unseeing
Rarely Does a team from India become the world champion in something.
In December, India won the Blind Cricket World Cup 2014, defeating
Pakistan by five wickets. The Indian team had no serious support in
the government or sporting circles in the run-up to the World Cup held
in South Africa.

Apathy is something that comes easily to most of us. What
distinguishes the apathetic from the sleazy is the way the latter
changes stripes when it senses an opportunity at patronising something
it was previously apathetic towards, for its own gain. The way
politicians and the media courted the world champions, with photo-ops,
interviews, cash prizes and promises galore was not for love of the
sport, but an act of politically encashable pity, packaged as
compassion. For the powerful, who never lose an opportunity to appear
compassionate, this was a particularly low-hanging fruit. This public
posturing with champions in front of cameras was too fake, too late.
For the team, it was better late than never, even if they saw through
the sudden love.

Ironic is the patronisation that comes from folks who couldn't care
less about disability and whose political ascendency has benefitted
from maiming and killing of opponents, innocents and whistleblowers.
Politicians both in and out of power wanted a piece of the action,
some 'human-face' brownie points for cheap.

This isn't too different from the parading of brave children on
elephants on the Indian Union's Republic Day parade in New Delhi. In
an age when stories of widespread malnutrition among children,
savagery by armed forces, extra-judicial murders and other 'minor'
details sometimes get out in the open, this warm stuff is good for PR
externally and delusion internally.




The public posturing with the blind cricket champions was too fake.



This was also a chance for the media to absolve itself of its lack of
focus on systemic issues -- the everyday hurdles and discrimination
faced by the blind and the 'differently abled', or the fact that India
is home to the world's largest number of blind people and also the
largest number of blind people whose blindness is treatable but never
will be treated. The media focus on Blind Cricket World Cup champions
created an opportunity to discuss how we approach the 'differently
abled'. For starters, we could have grappled with the question -- who
gets to decide for the blind? Almost exclusively, the sighted decide
the boundaries of what the blind can or cannot achieve.

We are happy that the blind team, captained by Shekar Naik, is a world
champion. What do we mean by 'world champion' though, and do we mean
it? We must admit that we don't think this is 'real' cricket. 'Real'
is the game that your Sachin Tendulkar and Mahender Singh Dhoni play
very well and the one that Arun Jaitley and Narayanaswami Srinivasan
play even better.

Then there are what we consider 'feel-good' forms for the marginal --
women's cricket, blind cricket, etc. Which is why when TV anchors
interviewed the blind cricket champs, they asked whether they want to
meet Tendulkar. This 'god' of male cricket for the sighted was assumed
to be the god of all cricket, certainly so to 'lesser' cricket like
blind cricket. At the heart of this constant reference to the 'real'
form is a profound lack of understanding about human abilities and the
many forms it can take.

Blind male cricket is a different game from sighted male cricket. The
rules are different, the abilities that are required to excel are
different. To be good in blind cricket requires superior performance
in ways that Tendulkar cannot achieve in this lifetime just as Prakash
Jayaramaiah, the blind cricket star, cannot achieve the set of skills
that makes one excel in the sighted form of the game.

When the sighted team physiotherapist talks about keeping the team
fit, he means expensive food additives, avoidance of certain foods,
multi-gyms, and what not. The blind team coach frankly admits, given
the socio-economic background of most of his team, it is basic
nutrition (a full stomach) that is a factor that limits his options in
giving too much arduous training. While sighted crorepati champs get
their millions for playing, some blind cricketers have to give up the
wages of their daily wage earning jobs (like catering, etc) to train
and play.

Finally, the blind teams of India and Pakistan, being products of
neglect in their respective homelands, are not effective media through
which nationalists can wage war by other means. When India won the
Blind T20 World Cup in 2012, the Cricket Association for the Blind in
India (CABI) said 'Congratulations Team INDIA, Good show Team
PAKISTAN'. That is 'soft' towards Pakistan and isn't worth sighted
time. Only 'we' can 'see' the 'enemy' for what th

Re: [AI] Coral Draw Accessibility

[Amar Jain]

Bhavya,

Corel Draw is basically a graphics designing software, and many use it
for annimations, logos, cartoons, and stuff like that. Photoshop's
cousin brother you can say! Although there is a difference between
these too.

If you have an option of using other softwares to create scalable
victor graphics (which is essentially what it does), then there are
ways to deal with that. But if the practical has to happen on this
one, then take a lab assistant, as it is not accessible (though I
tried long back, but I am sure you can't accomplish everything without
assistance).

Hope it helps.
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Re: [AI] sollution required

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Hi friends it is Micromax unite 2, Androied based operating system
current version is 4.4, Even i am using this mobile plz let me know
the caller id.

On 1/7/15, Boopathi P  wrote:
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> android, nearly two or three apps are available to read caller id and
> message.
>
> regards
> Boopathi
>
> On 1/6/15, Sasidhar Babu  wrote:
>> hi  all
>> in Micromax unite 2 (a06) it's not announcing caller name (who is
>> calling) what  should  i do to announce?
>> is there any setting to  do?
>> looking for your reply
>>
>>
>> --
>> thanks and regards
>> sasidhar
>> help ever,   but hurt never
>> Love all!
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>> guide
>>
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Re: [AI] sollution required

[Boopathi P]

hi, is that android one? if it is pls let us know which version. for
android, nearly two or three apps are available to read caller id and
message.

regards
Boopathi

On 1/6/15, Sasidhar Babu  wrote:
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> in Micromax unite 2 (a06) it's not announcing caller name (who is
> calling) what  should  i do to announce?
> is there any setting to  do?
> looking for your reply
>
>
> --
> thanks and regards
> sasidhar
> help ever,   but hurt never
> Love all!
> Take risks in your life if you win  you can  lead if you lose  you can
> guide
>
>   EMail: b.shasidharb...@gmail.com
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Regards
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department of English Literature,
School of English literary studies,
EFL University.
Hyderabad
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