Re: [AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[vivek doddamani]

Friend in Shankar Netralay Chennai also do this Jeans test whetehr
your child may also get the same decease I personally had undergone
such test when I was going to marry in 2000, I am suffering from
Glucoma and wanted to know whether my children may also suffer from
Glucoma, and the report was negative, presently I have 2 children and
all are fine,

On 8/30/22, Harish Kotian  wrote:
> Hi
>
> It is correct, the doctor's can tell only about genetic disorder in your
> body. In the offspring there is combination of genes in yours and your
> wife's genetic makeup. What will express in the fetus is almost unique
> with millions of combinations.
>
>
> I would suggest you visit L.V. Prasad to get a genetic profile of the
> fetus. It is possible to do so by taking a sample from the fluid around
> the fetus. There is also some risks involved in this procedure and it is
> recommended to be aware of the consequences by discussing it thoroughly
> with the gynecologist, finding out the right time for taking the test
> and the time to decide about the pregnancy.
>
>
> Harish
>
>
> On 29/08/2022 11:33, Alvesh wrote:
>> Dear list members,
>> I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
>> sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
>> disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
>> I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
>> institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
>> affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
>> children after my marriage.
>> Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
>> pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
>> with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
>> visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
>> genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
>> discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.
>>
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Re: [AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[Harish Kotian]

Hi

It is correct, the doctor's can tell only about genetic disorder in your 
body. In the offspring there is combination of genes in yours and your 
wife's genetic makeup. What will express in the fetus is almost unique 
with millions of combinations.



I would suggest you visit L.V. Prasad to get a genetic profile of the 
fetus. It is possible to do so by taking a sample from the fluid around 
the fetus. There is also some risks involved in this procedure and it is 
recommended to be aware of the consequences by discussing it thoroughly 
with the gynecologist, finding out the right time for taking the test 
and the time to decide about the pregnancy.



Harish


On 29/08/2022 11:33, Alvesh wrote:

Dear list members,
I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
children after my marriage.
Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.



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Re: [AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[vikas shivsharan]

Meet genetic councellor

On Mon, 29 Aug, 2022, 11:33 am Alvesh,  wrote:

> Dear list members,
> I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
> sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
> disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
> I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
> institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
> affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
> children after my marriage.
> Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
> pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
> with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
> visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
> genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
> discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.
>
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Re: [AI] Bank debit and credit card accessibility

[Harshit Lohia]

H  Prashant,
Since you asked for physical card, identification should be by touch
and without use of any mobile technology. Additionally, the solution
should be usable by both those who kno braille and by those who do
not. So, I propose the following.
1. For debit card (which is most prominent card): All the corners
should be proper or without any tactile marks
2. For Credit card: One of the corner (which is opposite to EMV chip)
can be cut diagonally or or a tactile mark like circle (as is there in
keypad of talking ATM) can be embossed or cut out.
3. For prepaid cards: both the corners (opposite of Chip) can be cut
diagonally or a tactile mark like straight line sign (as is there in
keypad of talking ATM) can be embossed or cut out.
The above solution should be used uniformly by all card issueing banks
and non-banking entities.

For identification of banks or card issuing entity braille can b used
as proposed by Minar. For those who do not use braille, this is not a
big hurdle as not many people would carry credit card/debit card of
multiple banks simultaneously.

Regards
Harshit

On 8/29/22, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
> hi prashant,
> we could have a huge scannable barcode  embosed, like round on debit
> card and square on credit card, if one scann the barcode, it will
> tell, "union bank of india credit card" or union bank of india debit
> card".
>  there might be security implications, thats i wrote, it should only
> tell wether its a debit card or a credit card.
>
>
> On 8/29/22, Minar Singh  wrote:
>> I think bank should print few letters in braille like UBI DC or UBI CC
>> Here UBI for Union Bank of India and DC for Debit Card and CC for
>> Credit Card. Similarly SBI DC for State Bank of India Debit Card and
>> SBI CC for State bank of india Credit Card.
>>
>> On 8/29/22, Prashant Naik  wrote:
>>> Dear List
>>>
>>> Which accessibility features in the debit and credit card (physical one)
>>> will help us as a visually impaired person to distinguish different
>>> types
>>> of cards, different bank cards and for ease of access to ATM or POS or
>>> other channels?
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>>
>>> Prashant Naik
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Re: [AI] Bank debit and credit card accessibility

[Mahesh S. Panicker]

Think something has to be done about the POS machines, many these days
are coming with a touchscreen and no accessibility features.


On 8/29/22, Sunil Sangtani.  wrote:
> hi prashant,
> we could have a huge scannable barcode  embosed, like round on debit
> card and square on credit card, if one scann the barcode, it will
> tell, "union bank of india credit card" or union bank of india debit
> card".
>  there might be security implications, thats i wrote, it should only
> tell wether its a debit card or a credit card.
>
>
> On 8/29/22, Minar Singh  wrote:
>> I think bank should print few letters in braille like UBI DC or UBI CC
>> Here UBI for Union Bank of India and DC for Debit Card and CC for
>> Credit Card. Similarly SBI DC for State Bank of India Debit Card and
>> SBI CC for State bank of india Credit Card.
>>
>> On 8/29/22, Prashant Naik  wrote:
>>> Dear List
>>>
>>> Which accessibility features in the debit and credit card (physical one)
>>> will help us as a visually impaired person to distinguish different
>>> types
>>> of cards, different bank cards and for ease of access to ATM or POS or
>>> other channels?
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>>
>>> Prashant Naik
>>>
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Re: [AI] Bank debit and credit card accessibility

[Sunil Sangtani.]

hi prashant,
we could have a huge scannable barcode  embosed, like round on debit
card and square on credit card, if one scann the barcode, it will
tell, "union bank of india credit card" or union bank of india debit
card".
 there might be security implications, thats i wrote, it should only
tell wether its a debit card or a credit card.


On 8/29/22, Minar Singh  wrote:
> I think bank should print few letters in braille like UBI DC or UBI CC
> Here UBI for Union Bank of India and DC for Debit Card and CC for
> Credit Card. Similarly SBI DC for State Bank of India Debit Card and
> SBI CC for State bank of india Credit Card.
>
> On 8/29/22, Prashant Naik  wrote:
>> Dear List
>>
>> Which accessibility features in the debit and credit card (physical one)
>> will help us as a visually impaired person to distinguish different types
>> of cards, different bank cards and for ease of access to ATM or POS or
>> other channels?
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>>
>> Prashant Naik
>>
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Re: [AI] Bank debit and credit card accessibility

[Minar Singh]

I think bank should print few letters in braille like UBI DC or UBI CC
Here UBI for Union Bank of India and DC for Debit Card and CC for
Credit Card. Similarly SBI DC for State Bank of India Debit Card and
SBI CC for State bank of india Credit Card.

On 8/29/22, Prashant Naik  wrote:
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>
> Which accessibility features in the debit and credit card (physical one)
> will help us as a visually impaired person to distinguish different types
> of cards, different bank cards and for ease of access to ATM or POS or
> other channels?
>
> Thanks and regards,
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[AI] Bank debit and credit card accessibility

[Prashant Naik]

Dear List

Which accessibility features in the debit and credit card (physical one)
will help us as a visually impaired person to distinguish different types
of cards, different bank cards and for ease of access to ATM or POS or
other channels?

Thanks and regards,

Prashant Naik

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Re: [AI] From Charging Lakhs to Offering Proxy Candidates, Is Exam 'Scribe Service' Turning Into 'Business'?

[anirudh rao]

hi Vivek,
being myself in the education sector, I think the first step for any
improvement is to have a robust system of education.
it is always better to have introduced to various matters like
mathematics and computers in the school levels than getting introduced
in the employment.
infact, we are provided the employment on the basis of these skills
and not on the ground of just disability.
we cannot blame the government and the banks for these but, our own so
called special schools.
by the way I am from Shimoga too!

On 8/29/22, vivek doddamani  wrote:
> Friends, I was silent on this topic till now, because in 2018 I had
> raised this issue in this group that many VI candidates are entering
> bankin sector without any knowledge of english & Computer through back
> door then many members of this group suggested me to keep quiet, here
> many of them are talking about computer & modern technology I would
> like to ask them in Delhi that is capital of India many Visually
> impaired officials are working in Central government & delhi
> government offices & schools in those officials how many of them have
> at least knowledge of computers and modern technology like scanner,
> recorder etcetra I can assure here 75% of those officials do not have
> proper knowledge of computer, even bank employees here in Delhi
> working as POs & assistant managers do not have basic knowledge of
> computers, they are forced to sit in enquiries & for issuing forms,
> neither government offices are banks are interested in training these
> employees in computer knowledge or assistant technology then how can
> you dream of school level computer education.  I come from small town
> in karnataka shimoga there also many schools for blind do not have
> proper computer technology, neither school authorities nor government
> is interested to introduce computer in schools, the only thing is to
> depend on scribes and forgery will continue nobody can stop.
>
> On 8/26/22, Muhammad Mishbahul  wrote:
>> What we can learn from the advance societies Is  that  no howsoever
>> advance
>> technological intervention can substitute the assistance which a human
>> provides to a  person with blindness. we have numerous examples in front
>> of
>> us like renowned author wed mehta Who has written many novels
>> autobiographies and historical accounts with the assistance of an
>> amanuensis. which is why, I still strongly feels that the only logical
>> and
>> rational way out to nip the bud of malpractices in exams is Two have a
>> robust mechanism of strict invigilation
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On 26-Aug-2022, at 11:17 AM, Amena Kanchwala 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I feel that it will take lots of effort to solve this problem. Some
>>> efforts are required from our side including VI students, special
>>> schools
>>> and institutions, and some efforts are required from examination
>>> conducting bodies. Don't know how many years it will take to solve this
>>> problem. I would like to put forward my views on the same.
>>>
>>> ·Maths should be the mandatory subject for the visually impaired
>>> students after 8th. Students can grasp the concepts much better at an
>>> early age.
>>> ·Some innovative methods should be developed for teaching maths
>>> and reasoning to the VI students. Some research needs to be done for the
>>> same.
>>> ·Computers should be the mandatory subject for VI students after
>>> 5th. School exams should be taken on the computer itself.
>>> ·An accessible examination software should be developed for VI
>>> candidates. It should contain the questions in text as well as in audio
>>> format. Candidates can understand the mathematical equation by listening
>>> to the audio. I think it is feasible and might not cost much. However,
>>> all
>>> of your thoughts are welcomed for the same.
>>> ·There should be no dependency on scribe. VI candidates should
>>> appear for their exam on their own. I personally feel that the candidate
>>> should know how to operate a computer if he/she is appearing for the
>>> exam.
>>> ·Lastly, as the discussion is going on for so many days, let's
>>> work upon the same.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>> Amena
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
 On Wed, Aug 24, 2022 at 10:34 AM anirudh rao
 
 wrote:
 hi Harish,
 I clearly understood your point.

 On 8/23/22, Harshit Lohia  wrote:
 > Hi Access Indians,
 > I also want to put forward my views. Although the solution which I am
 > suggesting is a stop-gap arrangement and curtails malpractices only
 > partially, it can be a good beginning in this direction without
 > brushing many feathers in the influential circles. I suggest that
 > initially, say for 2-3 years, written exam (both online and
 > pen-and-paper mode) should continue the way they are. Intervention
 > can
 > be after that.
 > 1. For jobs requiring interview, at the time of interview 

Re: [AI] Chief disability commissioner issues notice to directors of ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ and ‘Shabaash Mithu’ for use of ‘langada/langadi’

[Minar Singh]

The ways in which individuals and groups are portrayed in popular
media can have a profound effect on how they are viewed by society at
large. Since many decades PWD section is portrayed as incapable of
living happy and successful life. Use of derogatory language against
PWD in songs and movie dialog is common. This is right time to boycott
entire film industry. Soon OTT will replace film industry. People
having secular mindset will oppose every good thing.

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> &, the article you've posted here, people's comments below that
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>
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> their  heads bowed deeply & go about doing their business as 3rd grade
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>
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Re: [AI] Chief disability commissioner issues notice to directors of ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ and ‘Shabaash Mithu’ for use of ‘langada/langadi’

[Bharat]

&, the article you've posted here, people's comments below that
article denote it to be a case  of 'intollerance'.

I have noticed, people really don't like it whenever PWDs stand for
their rights.  Everyone expects them to carry on with their lives with
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citizens, as if they don't even exist.



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Re: [AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[Gauri Sen]

https://youtu.be/R-JEfG5iZvI

“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to 
create many ripples.”

With kind regards,
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Ministry of Defence
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Secretary,
All India Confederation of the Blind
 Sent from my iPhone

> On 29-Aug-2022, at 11:33 AM, Alvesh  wrote:
> 
> Dear list members,
> I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
> sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
> disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
> I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
> institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
> affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
> children after my marriage.
> Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
> pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
> with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
> visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
> genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
> discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.
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Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds

[vivek doddamani]

Yes Anirudh NFB have railway concession format feeded in their
computer, when you go to them they just enter your details, paste
passport size photo and issue concession certificate, no need to cary
any blank concession certificate to NFB, it is also true you should be
member of NFB that you can enrol by paying Rs.100/

On 8/29/22, anirudh rao  wrote:
> dear friends out there,
> I asked one of the staffs of NFB here in Karnataka.
> I am giving the gist of what he told me over a telephone call.
> the concession certificate can be obtained by NFB here on furnishing
> the documents but, to get the smart card to apply online, we must go
> to the devisional office/DRM.
> to do that, you must be an NFB member first.
>
> On 8/29/22, vivek doddamani  wrote:
>> here in delhi DRM office accepts concession certificate issued by NFB
>> and now DRM New Delhi has made mandatory of Digital Medical
>> Certificate & UDID card for online concession certificate issued by
>> DRM office.
>> On 8/26/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>>> I am also confused. I have not yet tried for railway concession. I have
>>> hardly travelled recently. What I wrote is based on my friends'
>>> experiences.
>>>
>>> DRMs in West Bengal accept certificates from government hospitals. As
>>> far
>>> as
>>>
>>> I know, no one has got online identity card here so far.
>>>
>>> With best regards,
>>> Amiyo Biswas
>>> Cell: 6290527506
>>>
>>>
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: "anirudh rao" 
>>> To: 
>>> Sent: Friday, August 26, 2022 12:07 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>>>
>>>
>>> It is rather very confusing.
>>> What are we to do with the concession certificate format available
>>> with the website?
>>> Should we go to the government hospital and get it signed by the
>>> doctor there or shall we go to the NGOs like NFB?
>>> Or are the concession certificate/form given by NGOs and the
>>> hospital/which is available here both the same?
>>> Please throw some light on the process of getting the railway pass done.
>>> And also, who cannot avail the benefits say the people who work in the
>>> government jobs.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 8/24/22, kuldeep kumar  wrote:
 NFB concession certificate is enough to apply for photo identity card.
 it is surprising that railway is not accepting concessional
 certificate issued by government hospitals as they r not authorized by
 railway to issue concessional certificate.

 On 8/24/22, Satguru Rathi  wrote:
> Hello Amiyo Daa,
>
> If one has concession certificate from one of the NGOs like NFB, can
> he
> use that to apply online? Or, is it necessary to get on their format
> and
> from the govt. hospital only?
> Satguru.
> On 8/24/2022 2:31 PM, Amiyo Biswas wrote:
>> This apply online option is for photo identity card for issuing e
>> tickets. You will find towards the bottom a download link for pdf
>> format of the concession certificate. You have to obtain a concession
>> certificate in this format from any government hospital.
>>
>> However, government hospitals in West Bengal are not registered with
>> this portal. So we cannot apply online. We can only apply off line to
>> the nearest DRM office.
>>
>> With best regards,
>> Amiyo Biswas
>> Cell: 6290527506
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "anirudh rao"
>> 
>> To: 
>> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2022 1:25 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>>
>>
>>> hi there,
>>> if I click on the link "apply online", it is written in the
>>> instruction that concession certificate must be uploaded.
>>> now my question is that, is the online application not for the
>>> concession certificate?
>>> what is "apply online" then?
>>> I have a long habit of getting confused with the governmental
>>> websites
>>>
>>> On 8/24/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
 Check this site for concession certificate format or applying
 online:
 https://divyangjan-rail.in

 With best regards,
 Amiyo Biswas
 Cell: 6290527506

 - Original Message -
 From: srinivas bangalore_11
 To: accessindia
 Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2022 8:30 PM
 Subject: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds


 Hi all
 If anyone has railway concession form please send me immediately



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Re: [AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[Minar Singh]

I think you should seek advice of both gynecologist as well as
Ophthalmologists. It is difficult to detect hearing and vision loss
unlike other disabilities. After the completion of 14th week of
pregnancy Your doctor may suggest ultrasound.

On 8/29/22, Alvesh  wrote:
> Dear list members,
> I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
> sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
> disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
> I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
> institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
> affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
> children after my marriage.
> Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
> pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
> with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
> visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
> genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
> discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.
>
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Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds

[anirudh rao]

dear friends out there,
I asked one of the staffs of NFB here in Karnataka.
I am giving the gist of what he told me over a telephone call.
the concession certificate can be obtained by NFB here on furnishing
the documents but, to get the smart card to apply online, we must go
to the devisional office/DRM.
to do that, you must be an NFB member first.

On 8/29/22, vivek doddamani  wrote:
> here in delhi DRM office accepts concession certificate issued by NFB
> and now DRM New Delhi has made mandatory of Digital Medical
> Certificate & UDID card for online concession certificate issued by
> DRM office.
> On 8/26/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>> I am also confused. I have not yet tried for railway concession. I have
>> hardly travelled recently. What I wrote is based on my friends'
>> experiences.
>>
>> DRMs in West Bengal accept certificates from government hospitals. As far
>> as
>>
>> I know, no one has got online identity card here so far.
>>
>> With best regards,
>> Amiyo Biswas
>> Cell: 6290527506
>>
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "anirudh rao" 
>> To: 
>> Sent: Friday, August 26, 2022 12:07 PM
>> Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>>
>>
>> It is rather very confusing.
>> What are we to do with the concession certificate format available
>> with the website?
>> Should we go to the government hospital and get it signed by the
>> doctor there or shall we go to the NGOs like NFB?
>> Or are the concession certificate/form given by NGOs and the
>> hospital/which is available here both the same?
>> Please throw some light on the process of getting the railway pass done.
>> And also, who cannot avail the benefits say the people who work in the
>> government jobs.
>>
>>
>> On 8/24/22, kuldeep kumar  wrote:
>>> NFB concession certificate is enough to apply for photo identity card.
>>> it is surprising that railway is not accepting concessional
>>> certificate issued by government hospitals as they r not authorized by
>>> railway to issue concessional certificate.
>>>
>>> On 8/24/22, Satguru Rathi  wrote:
 Hello Amiyo Daa,

 If one has concession certificate from one of the NGOs like NFB, can he
 use that to apply online? Or, is it necessary to get on their format
 and
 from the govt. hospital only?
 Satguru.
 On 8/24/2022 2:31 PM, Amiyo Biswas wrote:
> This apply online option is for photo identity card for issuing e
> tickets. You will find towards the bottom a download link for pdf
> format of the concession certificate. You have to obtain a concession
> certificate in this format from any government hospital.
>
> However, government hospitals in West Bengal are not registered with
> this portal. So we cannot apply online. We can only apply off line to
> the nearest DRM office.
>
> With best regards,
> Amiyo Biswas
> Cell: 6290527506
>
> - Original Message - From: "anirudh rao"
> 
> To: 
> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2022 1:25 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>
>
>> hi there,
>> if I click on the link "apply online", it is written in the
>> instruction that concession certificate must be uploaded.
>> now my question is that, is the online application not for the
>> concession certificate?
>> what is "apply online" then?
>> I have a long habit of getting confused with the governmental
>> websites
>>
>> On 8/24/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>>> Check this site for concession certificate format or applying
>>> online:
>>> https://divyangjan-rail.in
>>>
>>> With best regards,
>>> Amiyo Biswas
>>> Cell: 6290527506
>>>
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: srinivas bangalore_11
>>> To: accessindia
>>> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2022 8:30 PM
>>> Subject: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi all
>>> If anyone has railway concession form please send me immediately
>>>
>>>
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Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds

[vivek doddamani]

here in delhi DRM office accepts concession certificate issued by NFB
and now DRM New Delhi has made mandatory of Digital Medical
Certificate & UDID card for online concession certificate issued by
DRM office.
On 8/26/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
> I am also confused. I have not yet tried for railway concession. I have
> hardly travelled recently. What I wrote is based on my friends' experiences.
>
> DRMs in West Bengal accept certificates from government hospitals. As far as
>
> I know, no one has got online identity card here so far.
>
> With best regards,
> Amiyo Biswas
> Cell: 6290527506
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "anirudh rao" 
> To: 
> Sent: Friday, August 26, 2022 12:07 PM
> Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>
>
> It is rather very confusing.
> What are we to do with the concession certificate format available
> with the website?
> Should we go to the government hospital and get it signed by the
> doctor there or shall we go to the NGOs like NFB?
> Or are the concession certificate/form given by NGOs and the
> hospital/which is available here both the same?
> Please throw some light on the process of getting the railway pass done.
> And also, who cannot avail the benefits say the people who work in the
> government jobs.
>
>
> On 8/24/22, kuldeep kumar  wrote:
>> NFB concession certificate is enough to apply for photo identity card.
>> it is surprising that railway is not accepting concessional
>> certificate issued by government hospitals as they r not authorized by
>> railway to issue concessional certificate.
>>
>> On 8/24/22, Satguru Rathi  wrote:
>>> Hello Amiyo Daa,
>>>
>>> If one has concession certificate from one of the NGOs like NFB, can he
>>> use that to apply online? Or, is it necessary to get on their format and
>>> from the govt. hospital only?
>>> Satguru.
>>> On 8/24/2022 2:31 PM, Amiyo Biswas wrote:
 This apply online option is for photo identity card for issuing e
 tickets. You will find towards the bottom a download link for pdf
 format of the concession certificate. You have to obtain a concession
 certificate in this format from any government hospital.

 However, government hospitals in West Bengal are not registered with
 this portal. So we cannot apply online. We can only apply off line to
 the nearest DRM office.

 With best regards,
 Amiyo Biswas
 Cell: 6290527506

 - Original Message - From: "anirudh rao"
 
 To: 
 Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2022 1:25 PM
 Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds


> hi there,
> if I click on the link "apply online", it is written in the
> instruction that concession certificate must be uploaded.
> now my question is that, is the online application not for the
> concession certificate?
> what is "apply online" then?
> I have a long habit of getting confused with the governmental websites
>
> On 8/24/22, Amiyo Biswas  wrote:
>> Check this site for concession certificate format or applying online:
>> https://divyangjan-rail.in
>>
>> With best regards,
>> Amiyo Biswas
>> Cell: 6290527506
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: srinivas bangalore_11
>> To: accessindia
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2022 8:30 PM
>> Subject: [AI] Regarding railway concession form for blinds
>>
>>
>> Hi all
>> If anyone has railway concession form please send me immediately
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [AI] From Charging Lakhs to Offering Proxy Candidates, Is Exam 'Scribe Service' Turning Into 'Business'?

[vivek doddamani]

Friends, I was silent on this topic till now, because in 2018 I had
raised this issue in this group that many VI candidates are entering
bankin sector without any knowledge of english & Computer through back
door then many members of this group suggested me to keep quiet, here
many of them are talking about computer & modern technology I would
like to ask them in Delhi that is capital of India many Visually
impaired officials are working in Central government & delhi
government offices & schools in those officials how many of them have
at least knowledge of computers and modern technology like scanner,
recorder etcetra I can assure here 75% of those officials do not have
proper knowledge of computer, even bank employees here in Delhi
working as POs & assistant managers do not have basic knowledge of
computers, they are forced to sit in enquiries & for issuing forms,
neither government offices are banks are interested in training these
employees in computer knowledge or assistant technology then how can
you dream of school level computer education.  I come from small town
in karnataka shimoga there also many schools for blind do not have
proper computer technology, neither school authorities nor government
is interested to introduce computer in schools, the only thing is to
depend on scribes and forgery will continue nobody can stop.

On 8/26/22, Muhammad Mishbahul  wrote:
> What we can learn from the advance societies Is  that  no howsoever advance
> technological intervention can substitute the assistance which a human
> provides to a  person with blindness. we have numerous examples in front of
> us like renowned author wed mehta Who has written many novels
> autobiographies and historical accounts with the assistance of an
> amanuensis. which is why, I still strongly feels that the only logical and
> rational way out to nip the bud of malpractices in exams is Two have a
> robust mechanism of strict invigilation
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 26-Aug-2022, at 11:17 AM, Amena Kanchwala 
>> wrote:
>>
>> 
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I feel that it will take lots of effort to solve this problem. Some
>> efforts are required from our side including VI students, special schools
>> and institutions, and some efforts are required from examination
>> conducting bodies. Don't know how many years it will take to solve this
>> problem. I would like to put forward my views on the same.
>>
>> ·Maths should be the mandatory subject for the visually impaired
>> students after 8th. Students can grasp the concepts much better at an
>> early age.
>> ·Some innovative methods should be developed for teaching maths
>> and reasoning to the VI students. Some research needs to be done for the
>> same.
>> ·Computers should be the mandatory subject for VI students after
>> 5th. School exams should be taken on the computer itself.
>> ·An accessible examination software should be developed for VI
>> candidates. It should contain the questions in text as well as in audio
>> format. Candidates can understand the mathematical equation by listening
>> to the audio. I think it is feasible and might not cost much. However, all
>> of your thoughts are welcomed for the same.
>> ·There should be no dependency on scribe. VI candidates should
>> appear for their exam on their own. I personally feel that the candidate
>> should know how to operate a computer if he/she is appearing for the
>> exam.
>> ·Lastly, as the discussion is going on for so many days, let's
>> work upon the same.
>>
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Amena
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> On Wed, Aug 24, 2022 at 10:34 AM anirudh rao 
>>> wrote:
>>> hi Harish,
>>> I clearly understood your point.
>>>
>>> On 8/23/22, Harshit Lohia  wrote:
>>> > Hi Access Indians,
>>> > I also want to put forward my views. Although the solution which I am
>>> > suggesting is a stop-gap arrangement and curtails malpractices only
>>> > partially, it can be a good beginning in this direction without
>>> > brushing many feathers in the influential circles. I suggest that
>>> > initially, say for 2-3 years, written exam (both online and
>>> > pen-and-paper mode) should continue the way they are. Intervention can
>>> > be after that.
>>> > 1. For jobs requiring interview, at the time of interview candidates
>>> > should be provided a computer with screen-reader of their choice
>>> > (which can be declared by candidate at the time of filling the form).
>>> > An audio recording of a passage (say of 100 words) should be given and
>>> > the candidate should be made to type the same independently using
>>> > screen-reader. This will test the basic computer proficiency of the
>>> > candidate and basic language skills such as grammer and spellings.
>>> > 2. For jobs not requiring interview, the candidate can be given the
>>> > flexibility of taking this test either on braille or computer. This
>>> > flexibility is to take care of less priviledged but deserving blind
>>> > candidates.
>>> > 

[AI] Help regarding finding out any RP related genetic disorder in the expected child

[Alvesh]

Dear list members,
I have been diagnosed with RP and currently I have near about 40% of
sight remaining. I am married to a a girl who has no kind of
disability. On the recommendation of one of my friends, before 2 years
I also got myself tested for genetic disorder in Dr. LV Prasad eye
institute Hyderabad. At that time they only told me which genes are
affected in your body, but they were unsure about any disorder in my
children after my marriage.
Now my wife is expecting a child and she is in first trimester of
pregnancy. Now i wanted to make it sure whether the child is affected
with any RP related disorder?  How to proceed with it? Should I again
visit Dr. LV Prasad Hyderabad and get my wife tested to find out any
genetic disorder in the expected child?  Or should i get simply
discuss this issue with out gynecologist? Any help is appretiated.

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