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[AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible

[Harish]

Hi


One can also use digital signature to ensure there is no alteration to 
the document after it is submitted.


This is also covered in IT Act.


They should hold these documents in a secure digital repository which 
will ensure accuracy, integrity and non repudiation.



Harish


On 09/08/2020 08:55, Kanchan Pamnani wrote:

Rahul,
Great that you are back from the UK and at the right spot and at the 
right time in history.
So there was a training session part 1 for Bombay High court last 
week and Justice Gautam Patel explained to us how to create pdf 
documents and he clearly said that we should not print and then scan 
but make pdf  from the file on our computer directly. Then came the 
issue of signing-affirming affidavits before the Notary and he said 
you should get the last page only scanned. Bombay High Court is 
looking for a way to affirm online and not physically. They were also 
looking at aadhar based affirmations. Whatever suggestions we can 
suggest now would change the way courts accept documents for a long 
time.

Kanchan
-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in 
[mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Rahul Bajaj

Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2020 12:28 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents 
accessible




Hi, Everyone,

I recently started clerking on the Indian Supreme Court. One
accessibility issue that I am struggling with is this. My
understanding is that lawyers prepare their PDF filings by printing
out their work product and then scanning it. As opposed to simply
converting their filings from word to PDF. As a result, a lot of text
is difficult to decipher. Illustratively, one counter affidavit, in
pertinent part, reads as follows:
"starkly perceptible signs of influence with regard to
allocation of cases to dffirent benches selectively, lo
select judges who were perceived to be politically
biased." .
Such a disclosure creates an obligation ror every citizen to
defend the independence of the Supreme Court.
A copy of the Times of India report, "We felt then CJI was
being remote controlled; Justice Kttrian Joseph", dated 3'd
December 2018 is annexed as Annexu ,, C+ (lll't?7)."

As you can see, some words are muffed up. The annexure number
containing the Times of India report is also unclear. My sense is
because they did not convert this document from word to PDF while
filing and instead printed and scanned it. Is that right?

Second, some scans are also in pixelated form, making their quality
poor. Illustratively, part of an annexure reads as follows:
"AND WHEREAS the Govemmc~nl of India has daclded to provide certain
rela>:atlons for industnal ar.\’.! commercial acl1\·if1es from 20th
Aprfl. 2020."

Would asking for the filing of a typed copy of annexures of this
nature be the best solution?

Note that these are documents in the public domain. I am going to 
talk to the Justice I am working for  and

propose some solutions. And want to do my homework before I do this.
Thank you.

Rahul





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Candidate for the MPhil in Law
Rhodes Scholar (India and Linacre 2018)
University of Oxford


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RE: [AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible

[Kanchan Pamnani]

Rahul, 
Great that you are back from the UK and at the right spot and at the right time 
in history.
So there was a training session part 1 for Bombay High court last week and 
Justice Gautam Patel explained to us how to create pdf documents and he clearly 
said that we should not print and then scan but make pdf  from the file on our 
computer directly. Then came the issue of signing-affirming affidavits before 
the Notary and he said you should get the last page only scanned. Bombay High 
Court is looking for a way to affirm online and not physically. They were also 
looking at aadhar based affirmations. Whatever suggestions we can suggest now 
would change the way courts accept documents for a long time.  
Kanchan 
-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of Rahul Bajaj
Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2020 12:28 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible


> Hi, Everyone,
> 
> I recently started clerking on the Indian Supreme Court. One
> accessibility issue that I am struggling with is this. My
> understanding is that lawyers prepare their PDF filings by printing
> out their work product and then scanning it. As opposed to simply
> converting their filings from word to PDF. As a result, a lot of text
> is difficult to decipher. Illustratively, one counter affidavit, in
> pertinent part, reads as follows:
> "starkly perceptible signs of influence with regard to
> allocation of cases to dffirent benches selectively, lo
> select judges who were perceived to be politically
> biased." .
> Such a disclosure creates an obligation ror every citizen to
> defend the independence of the Supreme Court.
> A copy of the Times of India report, "We felt then CJI was
> being remote controlled; Justice Kttrian Joseph", dated 3'd
> December 2018 is annexed as Annexu ,, C+ (lll't?7)."
> 
> As you can see, some words are muffed up. The annexure number
> containing the Times of India report is also unclear. My sense is
> because they did not convert this document from word to PDF while
> filing and instead printed and scanned it. Is that right?
> 
> Second, some scans are also in pixelated form, making their quality
> poor. Illustratively, part of an annexure reads as follows:
> "AND WHEREAS the Govemmc~nl of India has daclded to provide certain
> rela>:atlons for industnal ar.\’.! commercial acl1\·if1es from 20th
> Aprfl. 2020."
> 
> Would asking for the filing of a typed copy of annexures of this
> nature be the best solution?
> 
> Note that these are documents in the public domain. I am going to talk to the 
> Justice I am working for  and
> propose some solutions. And want to do my homework before I do this.
> Thank you.
> 
> Rahul
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> --
> Rahul Bajaj
> Candidate for the MPhil in Law
> Rhodes Scholar (India and Linacre 2018)
> University of Oxford

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[AI]

[आकाश गुप्ता Akash Gupta]

Dear friends,

 Now a days, download links of sugamya pustakalya are not working. When
 I enter on the download link of the book, it doesn't show login box.
How to solve it.



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[AI] Re: Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible

[prashant.rv]

Dear Rahul,

You should try to convince people to upload and circulate documents in text 
format and not as scanned images. I think this has benefits for all, people 
will be able to search for text in documents and  use parts of it in other 
documents if needed. And it will eliminate the main barrier for print 
disabled.  

 

I believe they want to circulate scanned documents to indicate that it has 
been signed by authorities and that they are genuine. In this digital age, 
presence of signature on screen alone is not a guarantee, if someone wants 
they can forge it easily. So, courts can rely more on the source of 
documents and resort to some other methods of validation like digital 
signature, QR code etc. 

 

Asking for implementing accessibility guidelines within the documents such 
as use of heading styles and  image descriptions  is probably beyond the 
scope for now. Even if text based PDF/Word/HTML  files are made available, 
I think it will make life easier for many.

 

Thanks. 

Prashant 

On Sunday, August 9, 2020 at 12:28:05 AM UTC+5:30, rahul.bajaj10038 wrote:
>
>
> > Hi, Everyone, 
> > 
> > I recently started clerking on the Indian Supreme Court. One 
> > accessibility issue that I am struggling with is this. My 
> > understanding is that lawyers prepare their PDF filings by printing 
> > out their work product and then scanning it. As opposed to simply 
> > converting their filings from word to PDF. As a result, a lot of text 
> > is difficult to decipher. Illustratively, one counter affidavit, in 
> > pertinent part, reads as follows: 
> > "starkly perceptible signs of influence with regard to 
> > allocation of cases to dffirent benches selectively, lo 
> > select judges who were perceived to be politically 
> > biased." . 
> > Such a disclosure creates an obligation ror every citizen to 
> > defend the independence of the Supreme Court. 
> > A copy of the Times of India report, "We felt then CJI was 
> > being remote controlled; Justice Kttrian Joseph", dated 3'd 
> > December 2018 is annexed as Annexu ,, C+ (lll't?7)." 
> > 
> > As you can see, some words are muffed up. The annexure number 
> > containing the Times of India report is also unclear. My sense is 
> > because they did not convert this document from word to PDF while 
> > filing and instead printed and scanned it. Is that right? 
> > 
> > Second, some scans are also in pixelated form, making their quality 
> > poor. Illustratively, part of an annexure reads as follows: 
> > "AND WHEREAS the Govemmc~nl of India has daclded to provide certain 
> > rela>:atlons for industnal ar.\’.! commercial acl1\·if1es from 20th 
> > Aprfl. 2020." 
> > 
> > Would asking for the filing of a typed copy of annexures of this 
> > nature be the best solution? 
> > 
> > Note that these are documents in the public domain. I am going to talk 
> to the Justice I am working for  and 
> > propose some solutions. And want to do my homework before I do this. 
> > Thank you. 
> > 
> > Rahul 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > -- 
> > -- 
> > Rahul Bajaj 
> > Candidate for the MPhil in Law 
> > Rhodes Scholar (India and Linacre 2018) 
> > University of Oxford 
>

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RE: [AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible

[Prashant Ranjan Verma]

Dear Rahul,
You should try to convince people to upload and circulate documents in text 
format and not as scanned images. I think this has benefits for all, people 
will be able to search for text in documents and  use parts of it in other 
documents if needed. And it will eliminate the main barrier for print disabled. 
 

I believe they want to circulate scanned documents to indicate that it has been 
signed by authorities and that they are genuine. In this digital age, presence 
of signature on screen alone is not a guarantee, if someone wants they can 
forge it easily. So, courts can rely more on the source of documents and resort 
to some other methods of validation like digital signature, QR code etc. 

Asking for implementing accessibility guidelines within the documents such as 
use of heading styles and  image descriptions  is probably beyond the scope for 
now. Even if text based PDF/Word/HTML  files are made available, I think it 
will make life easier for many.

Thanks. 
Prashant 
-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On Behalf 
Of Rahul Bajaj
Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2020 12:28 AM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible


> Hi, Everyone,
> 
> I recently started clerking on the Indian Supreme Court. One 
> accessibility issue that I am struggling with is this. My 
> understanding is that lawyers prepare their PDF filings by printing 
> out their work product and then scanning it. As opposed to simply 
> converting their filings from word to PDF. As a result, a lot of text 
> is difficult to decipher. Illustratively, one counter affidavit, in 
> pertinent part, reads as follows:
> "starkly perceptible signs of influence with regard to allocation of 
> cases to dffirent benches selectively, lo select judges who were 
> perceived to be politically biased." .
> Such a disclosure creates an obligation ror every citizen to defend 
> the independence of the Supreme Court.
> A copy of the Times of India report, "We felt then CJI was being 
> remote controlled; Justice Kttrian Joseph", dated 3'd December 2018 is 
> annexed as Annexu ,, C+ (lll't?7)."
> 
> As you can see, some words are muffed up. The annexure number 
> containing the Times of India report is also unclear. My sense is 
> because they did not convert this document from word to PDF while 
> filing and instead printed and scanned it. Is that right?
> 
> Second, some scans are also in pixelated form, making their quality 
> poor. Illustratively, part of an annexure reads as follows:
> "AND WHEREAS the Govemmc~nl of India has daclded to provide certain
> rela>:atlons for industnal ar.\’.! commercial acl1\·if1es from 20th
> Aprfl. 2020."
> 
> Would asking for the filing of a typed copy of annexures of this 
> nature be the best solution?
> 
> Note that these are documents in the public domain. I am going to talk 
> to the Justice I am working for  and propose some solutions. And want to do 
> my homework before I do this.
> Thank you.
> 
> Rahul
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> --
> Rahul Bajaj
> Candidate for the MPhil in Law
> Rhodes Scholar (India and Linacre 2018) University of Oxford

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RE: [AI] Launch of Kibo XS Device Page

[Pranav Lal]

Abhishek,

 

Am I right in thinking that if I need to use this device from my pc, then I 
must have internet access because the device is cloud operated?

 

In addition, do you have plans of offering wide angle scanning?

Pranav

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[AI] sharing the link to join DPWD's Webinar on National Education Policy 2020 at 3 P.M. on 9th August

[ganesh reddy]

Sharing the link to join:
 Awareness session on National Education Policy 2020 By, Mr.
KiranKumar senior Research Fellow on Networked Governance and Public
Service Delivery in Department of Political Science, University of
Hyderabad:
Hai all! DPWD Team Is ready with’s 11th webinar and 7th webinar national vied.
Has part of its webinar series.
Title of the session: National educational policy 2020, awareness on
5+3+3+4 educational system.
date: Sunday 9th of august.
time: You can test your connection then join from 2:45 P.M.
Session begins at 3:00 P.M. in Zoom. Click the below link to join:
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same session will live stream in the YouTube at 3:05 PM. click the
following channel link then subscribe to notify.
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this one and half hour session will be in English. But  you can ask
your doubts in your regional language too.
The webinar also follows doubt clearance session.
MR. KiranKumar will be covering the topics like;
What Will a Switch from 10+2 to 5+3+3+4 in Schooling Mean?
How Will 'Mother Tongue' at Primary Levels Affect Learning Outcomes?
What Qualitative Changes Will the Proposed Overhaul of Higher Education Bring?
and so on!
About the speaker:
MR. KiranKumar is Currently pursuing Ph.D. in Department of Political Science,
University of Hyderabad.
 Topic:- Networked Governance and Public Service Delivery
He holds Masters in Political Science and Sociology.
He is a Project Associate, Public Administration Course, e-PG Pathashala and
 Public Policy Course, SWAYAM MOOCs.
he is a Member of
 International Political Science Association (IPSA),
International Public Policy Association (IPPA),
 Indian Political Science Association (IPSA)
he also Presented different papers like: “CSR and Higher Educational
Institutions: Challenges, Opportunities, and Policy Suggestions”,
“Transforming Higher Education in Residual Andhra Pradesh: Challenges
and Opportunities”,
“Transition from Millennium Development Goals to Sustainable
Development Goals: Challenges Ahead for Universal Education”
 at the National Conference on “New Policy Perspectives on Education”.
MR. Kiran published an article on “Speakers focus on inclusive education policy”
 The Hindu. Published on 28th March 2016.
he is a Conference Coordinator for the National Conference on
 “New Policy Perspectives on Education”,

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[AI] Two questions about the modalities of making documents accessible

[Rahul Bajaj]

> Hi, Everyone,
> 
> I recently started clerking on the Indian Supreme Court. One
> accessibility issue that I am struggling with is this. My
> understanding is that lawyers prepare their PDF filings by printing
> out their work product and then scanning it. As opposed to simply
> converting their filings from word to PDF. As a result, a lot of text
> is difficult to decipher. Illustratively, one counter affidavit, in
> pertinent part, reads as follows:
> "starkly perceptible signs of influence with regard to
> allocation of cases to dffirent benches selectively, lo
> select judges who were perceived to be politically
> biased." .
> Such a disclosure creates an obligation ror every citizen to
> defend the independence of the Supreme Court.
> A copy of the Times of India report, "We felt then CJI was
> being remote controlled; Justice Kttrian Joseph", dated 3'd
> December 2018 is annexed as Annexu ,, C+ (lll't?7)."
> 
> As you can see, some words are muffed up. The annexure number
> containing the Times of India report is also unclear. My sense is
> because they did not convert this document from word to PDF while
> filing and instead printed and scanned it. Is that right?
> 
> Second, some scans are also in pixelated form, making their quality
> poor. Illustratively, part of an annexure reads as follows:
> "AND WHEREAS the Govemmc~nl of India has daclded to provide certain
> rela>:atlons for industnal ar.\’.! commercial acl1\·if1es from 20th
> Aprfl. 2020."
> 
> Would asking for the filing of a typed copy of annexures of this
> nature be the best solution?
> 
> Note that these are documents in the public domain. I am going to talk to the 
> Justice I am working for  and
> propose some solutions. And want to do my homework before I do this.
> Thank you.
> 
> Rahul
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> --
> Rahul Bajaj
> Candidate for the MPhil in Law
> Rhodes Scholar (India and Linacre 2018)
> University of Oxford

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[AI] आज़ादी मेरा ब्रांड-Aazadi mera brand ( Hindi)- Audio book – A travelogue of a Haryanvi girl

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Aazadi mera brand (Hindi) – A travelogue of a Haryanvi girl – by Anuradha
Beniwal , has been presented by Anant Aalam Research Scholar  of
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NGO –The  Harbinger of Social Change & Development – for free circulation
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Re: [AI] Accessibility incremental exams solution

[Vaibhav Saraf]

Hi,

Cannot understand the question exactly. Do you need some training for ANDI
tool?? If so you can find tutorials on DHS Section 508 website.

Thanks,
Vaibhav


On Sat, 8 Aug 2020 at 11:02, Vikash Agarwal 
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> Hi,
>
> Has anyone know about Accessibility training for incremental exams.
> Need to explain ANDI tools which one is PASS or FAIL or DNA.
>
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> V.Agarwal
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[AI] YOUTUBE link of Community Colours 7thAugust2020 DisabilityNews, AcidAttack n HorizontalVertical Reservation Explaine - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei9G5XwYSA0=950s

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[AI] Re: YouTube live interview of Mrs. Nafisa Buhariwalla, the first blind woman chief manager in banking industry

[Yogesh Chhabra]

Dear sir/madam,
An interview of Mrs. Nafisa Buhariwalla, the first blind woman chief
manager in banking industry is being organized by Blind Bankers of India on
Saturday August 8, 2020 at 3:00 PM.

Blind bankers of India, an empowering group of chosen visually impaired
Bankers.
At various points in our lives, we all identify and seek to learn from
successful personalities. They become models for inculcating problem
solving and right decision-making skills, developing interpersonal
abilities and providing guidance to overcome challenges.

We, Blind bankers of India, are delighted to bring a series of
Insightful interviews every second and forth Saturday with various
personalities from different professions who may strengthen our lives in
some or the other way.

About Nafisa

Women with No eye-Sight but Sparkling bright:
She has experiences to share that are milestones in the journey of visually
impaired in India for four decades.

She is winner of series of awards and honors:
In 1997 the Neelam Kanga Award given to blind women for outstanding
performance in professional and or social field
In 1999 the ‘National Award for the Welfare of People with Disabilities’ in
public recognition of her outstanding performance as the most efficient
disabled employee by the President of India, Mr. K. R. Narayanan
In 2001 ‘Drishti Gaurav Puraskar’ instituted by Lions Clubs International,
District 323 A2 for her indomitable spirit and commendable achievements
In 2005 she got two awards: First, Award for Achiever in the Corporate
Sector and for being a role model of an empowered woman given by ‘Working
Women’s forum’. Second, All India Confederation of the Blind’ Silver
Jubilee Award -2005 in New Delhi.
In 2006 ‘Helen Keller Award 2006’ instituted by ‘National Centre for
Promotion of Employment for Disabled People’.
In 2011 the ‘Unsung Hero’ Award By Central Bank of India for her
contributions to the society besides her professional contribution to the
bank in their
Centenary celebrations.
In 2012 National Institute for the Visually Handicap Excellence Award”

As a professional banker, in Central Bank of India, Nafisa confidently
handled forward contracts where she had to buy and sell foreign currencies
on behalf of importers and exporters in forwards. She advised her customers
on hedging their exposures and coordinated with her International Division
to arrange foreign currency loans for her clients. She also handled the
submission of R-returns, a fortnightly statement of all the sales and
purchases of foreign currencies of her branch, to the R B I. After becoming
Chief Manager in 2013 she also headed the NRI Cell in the International
Division, Central Office.
As an active member of society (1985 to 1995) Held various office bearer
positions and became President of the ‘Blind Graduates’ Forum of India’.
(1997 to 2005) Worked as the Honorary Secretary for the Committee on the
Advancement of the Status of Blind Women (NAB India)
Having a very special hobby: she pursues the hobby of Amateur Radio
popularly known as Ham Radio and was the Chairperson of Mumbai Amateur
Radio Society
(MARS). She provided radio communication to a delegate of Indian Army which
went on a four month peace mission to South East Asia on the ‘M.V.
Trishna’.

We invite you to participate and make best of the opportunity from live
YouTube interview taking place on August 8, 2020 from 3 PM onwards.
Please find the YouTube channel link of blind bankers of India where you
can watch this webinar live. Also, you can subscribe this channel to get
the notification of this interview by switching notifications as all.
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCFftNDV6tY41eqAclZ69J0w
We enjoy to work hard as we get your patronage
Team blind bankers of india.

On Thu, Aug 6, 2020, 3:04 PM Yogesh Chhabra  wrote:

> Dear sir/madam,
> An interview of Mrs. Nafisa Buhariwalla, the first blind woman chief
> manager in banking industry is being organized by Blind Bankers of India on
> Saturday August 8, 2020 at 3:00 PM.
>
> Blind bankers of India, an empowering group of chosen visually impaired
> Bankers.
> At various points in our lives, we all identify and seek to learn from
> successful personalities. They become models for inculcating problem
> solving and right decision-making skills, developing interpersonal
> abilities and providing guidance to overcome challenges.
>
> We, Blind bankers of India, are delighted to bring a series of
> Insightful interviews every second and forth Saturday with various
> personalities from different professions who may strengthen our lives in
> some or the other way.
>
> About Nafisa
>
> Women with No eye-Sight but Sparkling bright:
> She has experiences to share that are milestones in the journey of
> visually impaired in India for four decades.
>
> She is winner of series of awards and honors:
> In 1997 the Neelam Kanga Award given to blind women for outstanding
> performance in professional and or social field
> In 1999 the ‘National