[AI] UNO Releases Its First-Ever Braille Deck on Comicbook.com

[Aman Preet Singh]

Hi! Check out this article from WWG about UNO Releases Its First-Ever
Braille Deck: https://comicbook.com/gaming/2019/10/02/uno-braille-deck-new/


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[AI] need information regarding brainport device by wizan USA

[Avee Gupta]

Dear Friends,
One of my friends wants to know is there a person on this list who has
any information or has actually used brainport vision device by wizan
USA.
Please share your knowledge if any.
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[AI] Insurance for people with disabilities-some good news

[Amar Jain]

Dear all,

 

As part of standardizing the health insurance exclusions, IRDAI has shown
some positive effort in providing insurance to people with disabilities
including those with genetic disabilities. It still leaves some section of
people with disabilities, but that is a battle we need to take up.

 

Through a circular dated September 27, 2019, which is available here:
https://www.irdai.gov.in/admincms/cms/whatsNew_Layout.aspx?page=PageNo3916
 =1 IRDAI has mandated all insurers to ensure that new policies
filed on or after October 1 2019, and existing policies filed from April 1,
2020 onwards should be in compliance with the circular mentioned above.

 

I would take a look at new products when put up on website by some of the
prominent insurers to see how they are complying with it and are there any
bottlenecks to be addressed. Would like to thank everyone who contributed to
taking insurance for people with disabilities to this level.

 

Regards,

Amar Jain



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[AI] Regarding the accessibility of the Indian express application in Android

[Aziz Minat]

I must admit that after the latest update, the user interface of the Indian
express application has improvised drastically and has become quite
accessible the way it used to be one and half years back. once again we can
navigate in separate sections seamlessly. I am not saying that it was not
accessible before, but this interface is much seamless and comfortable with
screen readers I found.

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[AI] Fwd: [bhp] from cavi

[Aravind R]

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(and Linux Essentials for anyone interested in that as well).  I know
there is often interest in learning Python and if that is you, then
this may be a good opportunity.  They don't have it up on their site
(or didn't last I checked), but see this facebook post for details:
https://www.facebook.com/ciscovision/posts/2480801161980927?comment_id=2553215171406192_id=1569841303908710_t=feed_comment_reply
Essentially:
"The courses we will be offering as of January 2020 will be, Python
Essentials and Linux Essentials! ?? If you could please send and
email to neil.hi...@curtin.edu.au, with the course you'd like to
participate in, plus your first and last name plus your date of birth
and country of origin, we will be in contact over the next 2 weeks to
confirm the course details and your enrolment into either offering,
many thanks in advance,"

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Re: [AI] Guidance required for choosing the right course

[AKELLA SRUJANA]

sir, might be... but CA completion within different scribes has become
tedious work these days. again pursuing CFA becomes different line. it
would be better if you choose a good scribe for CA with practice and
taking time to search good writer.



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[AI] human resource and labour welfare net ugc book

[rahul agarwal]

Hi all,
i am preparing for net ugc exam. i need a book regarding the subject
of labour welfare, personnel management and human resources
management.
if you've book of hr net ugc, please send the same as soon as possible.
i would be very obliged you.

thanks
regards
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Re: [AI] Guidance required for choosing the right course

[Mahesh Narasimhan]

Hi Milan
I’m Mahesh working with EY and did MBA. I feel you must complete your CA. 

With best wishes,
Mahesh Narasimhan
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Sent from my iPhone 7

> On 01-Oct-2019, at 12:06 PM, Milan Mittal  wrote:
> 
> Hello list members,
> 
> I trust you all are doing great.
> 
> I am Milan Mittal from New Delhi. I am currently working at a law firm and my 
> primary job is corporate law advisory.
> 
> My query is mainly for Chartered Accountants and Lawyers on the list. 
> Recently I have completed LL.M. In addition, I also completed CA PCC few 
> years back. Now I am highly confused: whether to pursue PHD (law) or to 
> complete CA or to chase ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified 
> Accountants), though I don’t keen to become a lecturer or a litigating lawyer.
> 
> Basis upon your experience I seek your valuable guidance regarding which 
> shall be the better option out of these three for me to opt for mainly from 
> career prospect for a person with visual impairment.
> 
> I hope I am clear with my query. Please feel free to revert back, for any 
> further details or clarification, maybe on group or individually.
> 
> Your efforts in this regard is highly appreciable.
> 
> Thanks and regards,
> Milan Mittal
> Please avoid typos
> Sent from my iphone
> 
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[AI] Insurance companies can no longer exclude many illnesses

[Kanchan Pamnani]

Insurance companies can no longer exclude many illnesses - Times of India

 BENGALURU: In a move that will benefit lakhs of policyholders, insurance
companies have been barred from excluding illness associated with hazardous
work activity, artificial life maintenance, treatment of mental illness,
age-related degeneration and internal congenital diseases. The insurance
regulator on Monday said that age-related ailments such as cataract
surgery, knee-cap replacements, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s would also have
to be covered. Also factory workers, working with harmful chemicals, which
impact health over a long-term period, cannot be refused respiratory or
skin ailments that arise as a result of workplace conditions. The Insurance
Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) has also standardised
exclusions—which means if an insurer does not want to cover epilepsy,
chronic kidney diseases and HIV/AIDS—there are specific wordings to be used
and a specific waiting period (30 days-1 year) after which coverage would
begin. Standardisation of health norms to help portability These guidelines
will greatly benefit policyholders, who disclose pre-existing conditions,
as IRDAI has said, “Every health insurance product shall cover all
pre-existing diseases disclosed by the persons to be insured immediately
after the expiry of the 48 months waiting period or such lower period as
stipulated in the product.” Standardisation of health regulations will also
help portability as the new insurer cannot set undue waiting periods. IRDAI
has said, “If a person transfers from one insurer to the other — and has
already completed in part some of the waiting period requirement — then the
new insurer may impose only the unexpired/residual waiting period not
exceeding 48 months from the date of first issuance of porting out policy.”
“Standardising of wordings of exclusions across all insurers will avoid any
grey area and provide better understanding to customers. In line with
medical treatments evolving and new methods coming up, insurers will be
able to cover policyholders against them,” said Gurdeep Singh Batra, head
(retail underwriting), Bajaj Allianz General Insurance. But TPAs and
brokers warn that while the move is pro-policyholders, it remains to be
seen how it will affect pricing. “This is definitely great news for
millions of people who, till now, found it difficult to obtain a cover.
However, a word of caution as it might lead to a drastic increase in the
premiums if insurers faced rising claims,” said Rahul Agarwal, founder,
Ideal Insurance Brokers. In November 2018, a report was submitted by a
working committee to the IRDAI that insurance companies cannot exclude
diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, HIV/AIDS and morbid obesity. This
move by the IRDAI follows the recommendations of the working group.


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[AI] Guidance required for choosing the right course

[Milan Mittal]

Hello list members,

I trust you all are doing great.

I am Milan Mittal from New Delhi. I am currently working at a law firm and my 
primary job is corporate law advisory.

My query is mainly for Chartered Accountants and Lawyers on the list. Recently 
I have completed LL.M. In addition, I also completed CA PCC few years back. Now 
I am highly confused: whether to pursue PHD (law) or to complete CA or to chase 
ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), though I don’t keen to 
become a lecturer or a litigating lawyer.

Basis upon your experience I seek your valuable guidance regarding which shall 
be the better option out of these three for me to opt for mainly from career 
prospect for a person with visual impairment.

I hope I am clear with my query. Please feel free to revert back, for any 
further details or clarification, maybe on group or individually.

Your efforts in this regard is highly appreciable.

Thanks and regards,
Milan Mittal
Please avoid typos
Sent from my iphone


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