Re: [Ai] Dr. Saibaba's Letter From Jail: "I Do Not Think I Will Survive This Winter"

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Though he may have done anti national works for which he is deserving
prison punishment but how can we forget that  he is a  our differently
 able brother. We  should demand for humane punishment as per our
national,moral and huministic laws.

On 10/30/17, muruganandan.k via Ai  wrote:
> even a person who is going to be hanged deserves respectful treatment
> and a decent living condition. When murderous, corrupt and criminal
> politicians, fraudsters, anti-social elements and sexual offenders are
> allowed to walk free and enjoy all luxuries even within jails, why not
> a decent living condition for Prof. Saibaba?
> Dear friends and nationalists who want to be in the good records of
> the rulers, even in your own viewpoint, he has been sentenced only to
> life imprisonment for his "crime", not to be killed in the prison due
> to non-availability of his basic amenities.
>
> On 10/30/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
>> You may say so. His case is not yet finalised and he is just languishing
>> in
>> jail. One can debate on his action but punishment without justice has no
>> meaning.
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "P. Subramani via Ai" 
>> To: "Share, empower " 
>> Cc: "P. Subramani" 
>> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2017 12:28 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Ai] Dr. Saibaba's Letter From Jail: "I Do Not Think I Will
>> Survive This Winter"
>>
>>
>>> since he was an english professor, used all his skills in writing such
>>> deceiptive letter,  he pleads under the shadow of disability, now that
>>> the
>>>
>>> courts have convicted for serious crimes,  all those supporting his so
>>> called innocence are liable for action on contempt of courts, he is
>>> bearing the fruits  of his anti-national activities,  he doesn't deserve
>>> piety/sympathy
>>> - Original Message -
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>>> To: "Share, empower " 
>>> Cc: "gatak singh" 
>>> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2017 11:39 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [Ai] Dr. Saibaba's Letter From Jail: "I Do Not Think I Will
>>> Survive This Winter"
>>>
>>>
 the letter is heart touching. hope he gets the bail soon.

 On 10/30/17, Shireen Irani via Ai 
 wrote:
> NEW DELHI: Dr G.N.Saibaba Professor at Delhi University and now in
> solitary confinement in Nagpur Central Jail has spoken out for help.
> Disabled, he has
> been branded a Maoist and sentenced to life imprisonment. The
> sentencing has been controversial with many who supported and defended
> the Professor insisting
> that he has been persecuted by governments for raising a voice against
> paramilitary operations in the primarily tribal Adivasi belts of
> central and eastern
> India.
>
> The government has not entertained these arguments, and nor have the
> courts, with THE Professor, 90 per cent disabled and suffering from
> multiple ailments,
> himself writing in this letter to his wife Vasantha that he might not
> be able to survive the winter months in jail. He has been convicted
> under the Unlawful
> Activities (Prevention) Act in what those convinced of his innocence
> describe as a travesty of justice.
>
> The letter was written on October 17 and received by his wife on
> October 25. It reads as follows:
>
> Dear Vasantha
>
> I am frightened to think of coming winter. Already I am shivering with
> continuous fever. I do not have a blanket. I do not have a
> sweater/jacket. As temperature
> goes down excruciating pain continuously in my legs and left hand
> increases. It is impossible for me to survive here during the winter
> that starts from
> November.
>
> I am living here like an animal taking its last breaths. Somehow 8
> months I managed to survive. But I am not going to survive in the
> coming winter. I am
> sure. It is of no use to write about my health any longer.
>
> In any case, please finalize the senior counsel by or before the end
> of this month. Then inform Mr. Gadling to file my bail application in
> the first week
> of November or last week of October itself. You remember if this is
> not done in this way, my situation will be out of hands. I am not
> responsible. I am
> making clear to you. Hereafter I am not going to write about it any
> longer.
>
> You should talk to Mrs Rebeccaji and Nandita Narain. You also talk to
> Prof. Haragopal and others. Explain the entire situation. You need to
> hurry up.
>
> I am feeling so depressed for requesting you all so many times like a
> beggar, a destitute. But none of you are moving an inch, no one
> understand my 

Re: [Ai] FDA advisory committee vote 16-0 for first ever gene therapy for rare blindness

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Hi, its good development for RP patients suffering from RPE65 jean
where sight loss is done by age of 16.Dollar 10lakh means 6 crore plus
expense !!! . I recommend  my RP  batchmates to consult eye doctor and
identify correct jean requires for you.

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Re: [Ai] Info needed for mobile handset.

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Can bluetuth keyboard is accessible with MI a1?

On 10/19/17, Prabhu Kota via Ai  wrote:
> try newly released 10oreg
> something like that.
> it runs with stock android.
> i  dont recommend motorola devises anymore.
> they became slower in giving updates and most importantly,
> they lakh magnatometer or compass sensor which is very important while
> using navigation apps
>
> On 18/10/2017, Aravind Aralaguppe via Ai
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>> Hi friend if you are totaly blind person redmi mobile is not a good
>> choice. if you are partailly y sighted person you can manage, I
>> suggest only samsung and moto sets
>>
>> On 10/18/17, suresh via Ai  wrote:
>>> Dear Members,
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>>> I am using motog gen 1. As it is out dated, I would like to replace
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>>> to redmi note 4. The cost is Rs. 12999.  Is it okay for accessible point
>>> of
>>> view? Anyone using the same handset? Or, any other model you suggest?  My
>>> budget is k 1. Pl suggest.
>>>
>>> With thanks and regards.
>>>
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>>> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 6:44 PM
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>>> Subject: [Ai] What is the best accessible hardware to make calls on a
>>> laptop
>>> using a SIM card?
>>>
>>> Dear all,
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>>> Thanks and regards.
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Re: [Ai] Info needed for mobile handset.

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

I want to use keypad, is MI 1 endroit provides me with that facility also?

On 10/18/17, Selvaraj Sby via Ai  wrote:
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> On 10/18/17, gatak singh via Ai  wrote:
>> there are many good samsung phones within 1, but the problem is
>> they dont give updates and you get only 2 gb of ram. if that's ok,
>> then you can go for samsung phones. or just increase your budget a bit
>> and go for moto g 5 phones or MI a1 device. you can also consider
>> nokia 6
>>
>> On 10/18/17, suresh via Ai  wrote:
>>> Dear Members,
>>>
>>> I am using motog gen 1. As it is out dated, I would like to replace
>>> it
>>> to redmi note 4. The cost is Rs. 12999.  Is it okay for accessible point
>>> of
>>> view? Anyone using the same handset? Or, any other model you suggest?  My
>>> budget is k 1. Pl suggest.
>>>
>>> With thanks and regards.
>>>
>>> Suresh Kulkarni.
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
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>>> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 6:44 PM
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>>> Subject: [Ai] What is the best accessible hardware to make calls on a
>>> laptop
>>> using a SIM card?
>>>
>>> Dear all,
>>> As the subject line says, one of my friends is looking for an
>>> accessible hardware to make calls using his laptop with 2G or 3G SIM
>>> card.  Please respond with brand and model recommendations, if any.
>>> Thanks and regards.
>>>
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Re: [Ai] What is the best accessible hardware to make calls on a laptop using a SIM card?

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Sir, You should search for accessible software rather for accessible
hardware.I suggest using any smart phone like Iphone with bluetuth
keyboard for calling purpose rather than to go for laptop.

On 10/17/17, Kakarla Nageswaraiah via Ai
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> As the subject line says, one of my friends is looking for an
> accessible hardware to make calls using his laptop with 2G or 3G SIM
> card.  Please respond with brand and model recommendations, if any.
> Thanks and regards.
>
>
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Re: [Ai] Blind Relief Associations Diwali Mela: Blind students light up Diwali for Delhi’s residents

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Dear Pradeep, I am chirag and meaning is almost same. The light that
sighted see is nothing but only a medium that acts as interface to
access your goals. The Diwali mela is also a medium  to reach towards
our goals like  showcasing our abilities, attaining happiness and
social belongingness. So, tell the world that though I lost my
eyesight but I got my vision. The vision of living with
dignity,meaningfully and good life.

On 10/15/17, avinash shahi via Ai  wrote:
> Pradeep Jyoti Gogoi, 24, is not comfortable with his name. The problem
> , he says, is Pradeep means lamp and Jyoti means light, and he is
> completely blind.
> “I do not like people asking my name, which is opposite to the reality
> of my life. It is darkness, not light, that defines me,” he says, as
> he folds a
> colourful paper into a carry bag.
> http://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi-news/blind-students-light-up-diwali-for-delhi-s-residents/story-VSPo9yrygQtUfpb4eW5DqI.html
> After a silence of few seconds, he speaks again. “When I tell people
> my name, generally there are no more questions, no further inquiry
> into my life. People
> are left speechless,” says Pradeep, his face pensive. He says he
> suffered from a retinal degenerative disease and lost vision at 15.
>
> “I cannot blame my parents for giving this name. I was not born blind.
> I read , wrote, played football, saw all colours of life,” says
> Pradeep sitting
> at the end of a large table inside a high-ceiling hall where a multi
> skill vocational training centre is run by The Blind Relief
> Association, a 73-year
> old non-governmental organization in Delhi.
>
> For Arun Kumar Lohra, 18, who lost sight at 12 , Diwali is the only
> time that reminds him of a life that once was full of light. (Sanchit
> Khanna/HT PHOTO)
>
> The ground floor of the multi-skill training centre, divided into
> different sections, has hundreds of big plastic baskets filled with
> candles, paper products,
> cloth accessories made by the blind and visually impaired. And they
> are selling like hot cakes at the Diwali Bazaar, one of the city’s
> most famous festival
> markets, organised at the Blind Relief Association’s campus.
>
> There are about 30 youngsters at the paper products training section,
> both boys and girls, some of them wearing dark glasses; most, like
> Pradeep, fully
> blind, and some partially sighted.
>
> Diwali, the festival of light, brings a curious mix of memories and
> feelings to the 400 visually impaired people—children and adults—who
> live in the sprawling
> 2-acre campus of The Blind Relief Association, which also runs the JPM
> senior secondary school for the blind and a college that imparts a
> bachelor’s degree
> in special education.
>
> For Arun Kumar Lohra, 18, who lost sight at 12 , Diwali is the only
> time that reminds him of a life that once was full of light. He says
> he was in the
> fifth class when one day he felt a loss of vision, and within the next
> couple of days went completely blind. “Suddenly, my world turned dark.
> It took me
> a couple of months to come to terms with my blindness. Diwali is one
> day when I wish I could get back my sight. I used to have lots of fun
> with my friends,
> lighting candles, bursting crackers,” says Lohra.
>
> “It is particularly difficult when you remember it all, the world with
> all its colours,” he says. Lohra who could only study up to Class 5,
> wants to be
> a computer operator.
>
> Diwali, the festival of light, brings a curious mix of memories and
> feelings to the 400 visually impaired people—children and adults—who
> live in the sprawling
> 2-acre campus of The Blind Relief Association. (Sanchit Khanna/HT PHOTO)
>
> The campus is full of the stories of blind children and youngsters
> determined to reclaim their lives after the loss of vision that left
> them a world without
> shades, shapes and shadows, a world where the sound and touch are the
> only signs of life.
>
> Karan Singh, 19, who lost sight when he was 3, says he wants to be a
> Collector. He will be appearing for Class 12 UP Board examination in
> February. He
> has studied through audio CDs and will write examination with the help
> of a writer. Talking of his blindness, he says that he had developed
> poor vision
> in his eyes and his parents took him to a doctor, a quack, at Sitapur.
>
> “He put some medicine in my eyes and bandaged them. My parents says
> when I opened my eyes, I could not see anything. I had become blind,”
> he says. Talking
> of festival of light , he says , though he cannot see the light, he
> can feel the gaiety and the celebrations. “At times my brother helps
> me light a few
> crackers, I love the rockets,” says Karan, who will be going to his
> native Faizabad for Diwali. “I go alone, asking, touching and feeling
> my way, though
> it is humiliating at times.”
>
> In fact, not many students—mostly from the underprivileged sections of
> society-- know the real reason for their 

Re: [Ai] Watch "BLITAB: A Tablet for the Blind at CES 2017" on YouTube

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Hi, I spent considerable time on re.video but unable to grasp whether
it is useful for any purpose. The e text reading feature does not
explain forward rewind book mark features. Also it do not tell about
eloquence or other voices. All it tells as per my understanding is to
convert photo into brail signs that is not useful for me. If someone
can understand it and find it useful, please do sha

On 10/15/17, Aruni Sharma via Ai  wrote:
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Re: [Ai] Delhi: 3 persons have been sentenced life-imprisonment for raping a blind women

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

wOW!!, BIG NEWS. remembered ME OF  QABIL MOVIE, PEOPLE LOOK BLIND
GIRLS AS LIKE BAIT THAT ALLURES THEM. wE SALUTE THE SPIRITS OF THAT
GIRL AND ALSO THANKFUL TO COPS AND JUDICIARY. tHEY SHALL BE ENTITILED
TO BLESSINGS OF BLINDS.mAY THEY TAKE PLACE IN HEAVEN.
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> Can anyone help me in availing the full order?
> It was 2015. In the garb of helping a blind girl at Delhi Railway
> Station three men raped her. She recognized all the three through
> their voices and the Court has handed them life imprisonment.
> https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/metro/delhi/crime/3-sent-to-jail-for-life-for-gang-raping-blind-woman/articleshow/60899239.cms
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Re: [Ai] Most Urgent on strict implementation of Section 32 of The Rights of Persons with Disabilities(RPwD) Act, 2016 by providing 5% reservation in educational facilities of All Educational Institut

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

 Yes you are right if we do not fight for our rights then nobody will give
us that in law this is called law of definition
On Wed, 11 Oct 2017 at 9:14 AM, Mohib Anwar Rafay via Ai <
ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:

> Is there any special bench that sits on Friday in high courts and
> supreme courts? is that one called social justice bench?
>
> On 10/11/17, Chirag Mittal via Ai <ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in>
> wrote:
> > Good writing Santosh, I hope that you will definitely  sue in SCPD
> > Maharashtra and CCPD New Delhi, if things do not resolve , just don't
> > hesitate in arraigning to HC and SC in special bench for disables that
> > sits on every Friday.
> > Chirag mittal
> > G.S, Samarthya Institute for Disables, Hisar Haryana
> >
> > On 10/5/17, Santosh Gandigude via Ai <ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in
> >
> > wrote:
> >> •Reference:The Rights of Persons with Disabilities(RPwD) Act, 2016 has
> >> come
> >> into force from 19th April 2017:
> >>
> www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in/upload/uploadfiles/files/RPWD%20ACT%202016.pdf
> >>
> >> Dear Sir/Madam!
> >>
> >> The Section 32 of the RPwD Act, 2016 Provides-
> >>
> >> 32.(1) All Government institutions of higher education and other higher
> >> education institutions receiving aid from Government shall reserve not
> >> less
> >> than five per cent. seats for persons with benchmark disabilities;
> >>
> >> (2) The persons with benchmark disabilities shall be given an upper age
> >> relaxation of five years for admission in institutions of higher
> >> education;
> >>
> >> •According to the Provisions of Section 32 of the RPwD Act 2016,It is
> >> mandatory to strictly implement 5% reservation policy in the total
> number
> >> of seats of all the courses of the educational institutions in the
> >> following sub-categories of the Persons with Benchmark Disabilities
> having
> >> not less than 40% disability:
> >>
> >> (a)1% seats for blindness or low vision;
> >>
> >> (b)1% seats for deaf and hard hearing;
> >>
> >> (c)1% seats for locomoter disability including cerebral palsy,leprosy
> >> cured,dwarfism,acid attack victim and muscular dystrophy;
> >>
> >> (d)1% seats for autism,intellectual disability,specific learning
> >> disability
> >> and mental illness;
> >>
> >> (e)1% seats for multiple disabilities from amongst persons with
> >> disabilities under clause (a) to (d) including deaf-blindness;
> >>
> >> •Interchange of seats:
> >> If the candidates are not available from the particular
> >> sub-categories,then
> >> the candidates from other sub-categories of Persons with Benchmark
> >> Disabilities shall be admitted to that course without any discrimination
> >> till the cut-off date.
> >>
> >> •The seat allocation Roster Scale should be followed in the following
> >> manner:
> >> ॰1 seat for upto 20 seats,
> >> ॰2 seats for upto 40 seats,
> >> ॰3 seats for upto 60 seats,
> >> ॰4 seats for upto 80 seats,
> >> ॰5 seats for upto 100 seats and so on.
> >>
> >> Also the provisions of the "CHAPTER III EDUCATION" provides some
> >> educational right such as:
> >>
> >> 16. The appropriate Government and the local authorities shall endeavour
> >> that all educational institutions funded or recognised by then provide
> >> inclusive education to the children with disabilities and towards that
> end
> >> shall-
> >> (i) admit them without discrimination and provide education and
> >> opportunities for sports and recreation activities equally with others;
> >>
> >> (ii) make building,campus and various facilities accessible;
> >>
> >> (iii) provide reasonable accomodation according to the individuals
> >> requirement.
> >>
> >> (iv) provide necessary support individualised or otherwise in
> environments
> >> that maximise academic and social development consistent with the goal
> of
> >> full inclusion;
> >>
> >> (v) ensure that the education to persons who are blind or deaf or both
> is
> >> imparted in the most appropriate languages and modes and means of
> >> communications;
> >>
> >> 41(i) all contents available in audio,print and electronic media are in
> >> accessible format;
> >>
> >> But the provisions of th

Re: [Ai] Most Urgent on strict implementation of Section 32 of The Rights of Persons with Disabilities(RPwD) Act, 2016 by providing 5% reservation in educational facilities of All Educational Institut

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Good writing Santosh, I hope that you will definitely  sue in SCPD
Maharashtra and CCPD New Delhi, if things do not resolve , just don't
hesitate in arraigning to HC and SC in special bench for disables that
sits on every Friday.
Chirag mittal
G.S, Samarthya Institute for Disables, Hisar Haryana

On 10/5/17, Santosh Gandigude via Ai  wrote:
> •Reference:The Rights of Persons with Disabilities(RPwD) Act, 2016 has come
> into force from 19th April 2017:
> www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in/upload/uploadfiles/files/RPWD%20ACT%202016.pdf
>
> Dear Sir/Madam!
>
> The Section 32 of the RPwD Act, 2016 Provides-
>
> 32.(1) All Government institutions of higher education and other higher
> education institutions receiving aid from Government shall reserve not less
> than five per cent. seats for persons with benchmark disabilities;
>
> (2) The persons with benchmark disabilities shall be given an upper age
> relaxation of five years for admission in institutions of higher education;
>
> •According to the Provisions of Section 32 of the RPwD Act 2016,It is
> mandatory to strictly implement 5% reservation policy in the total number
> of seats of all the courses of the educational institutions in the
> following sub-categories of the Persons with Benchmark Disabilities having
> not less than 40% disability:
>
> (a)1% seats for blindness or low vision;
>
> (b)1% seats for deaf and hard hearing;
>
> (c)1% seats for locomoter disability including cerebral palsy,leprosy
> cured,dwarfism,acid attack victim and muscular dystrophy;
>
> (d)1% seats for autism,intellectual disability,specific learning disability
> and mental illness;
>
> (e)1% seats for multiple disabilities from amongst persons with
> disabilities under clause (a) to (d) including deaf-blindness;
>
> •Interchange of seats:
> If the candidates are not available from the particular sub-categories,then
> the candidates from other sub-categories of Persons with Benchmark
> Disabilities shall be admitted to that course without any discrimination
> till the cut-off date.
>
> •The seat allocation Roster Scale should be followed in the following
> manner:
> ॰1 seat for upto 20 seats,
> ॰2 seats for upto 40 seats,
> ॰3 seats for upto 60 seats,
> ॰4 seats for upto 80 seats,
> ॰5 seats for upto 100 seats and so on.
>
> Also the provisions of the "CHAPTER III EDUCATION" provides some
> educational right such as:
>
> 16. The appropriate Government and the local authorities shall endeavour
> that all educational institutions funded or recognised by then provide
> inclusive education to the children with disabilities and towards that end
> shall-
> (i) admit them without discrimination and provide education and
> opportunities for sports and recreation activities equally with others;
>
> (ii) make building,campus and various facilities accessible;
>
> (iii) provide reasonable accomodation according to the individuals
> requirement.
>
> (iv) provide necessary support individualised or otherwise in environments
> that maximise academic and social development consistent with the goal of
> full inclusion;
>
> (v) ensure that the education to persons who are blind or deaf or both is
> imparted in the most appropriate languages and modes and means of
> communications;
>
> 41(i) all contents available in audio,print and electronic media are in
> accessible format;
>
> But the provisions of the various sections(especially Section 32) of
> the RPwD Act, 2016 is not strictly implemented by the Ministry of Human
> Resource and Development(MHRD),Department of School Education and
> Literacy(DSEL),Department of Higher Education(DHE),University Grants
> Commission(UGC),Central/State/Deemed Universities,Departments of the
> School,Medical,Higher and Technical Education of various states including
> Government of Maharashtra and other Educational
> Institutions,which receiving grants and aids from the Government across the
> countries.
>
> This is totally injustice with all the types of Persons with Benchmark
> Disabilities across the country including Maharashtra State.
>
> Please intervein in this matter seriously and give quick necessary
> orders/directions to the respective authorities for quicker Implementation
> of various educational provisions of the various sections(especially
> section 32) of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 as soon as
> possible to give natural and moral justice and also to protect the higher
> educational rights of persons with benchmark disabilities as we heard that
> justice is not blind.
>
>
> --
> Santosh Gandigude,
> At Post.Kalambar(Devache),
> Taluka.Mukhed,District.Nanded,
> Maharashtra,India,
> Pin Code:431715,
> WhatsApp Cum Mobile No. 9763180869
> Email:gandigudesant...@gmail.com
> Facebook:www.facebook.com/santosh.gandigude
> Disability Type:Visual Impairment(Blindness),
>
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Re: [Ai] Gene therapy may help reverse blindness

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Gene therapy may help reverse blindness

Researchers have shown that gene therapy might help reverse blindness
by reprogramming cells.

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Researchers have shown that gene therapy might help reverse blindness
by reprogramming cells at the back of the eye to become light
sensitive. Retinitis pigmentosa — the most common cause of blindness
in young people — occurs mostly due to loss of millions of light
sensitive photoreceptor cells that line the retina. The remaining
retinal nerve cells, which are not light sensitive, however, remain in
the eye which can be treated using gene therapy, the researchers said.
“There are many blind patients in our clinics and the ability to give
them some sight back with a relatively simple genetic procedure is
very exciting,” said lead author Samantha de Silva, specialist
registrar, Ophthalmology and Clinical research training fellow at the
University of Oxford.

“Our next step will be to start a clinical trial to assess this in
patients.” In the study, detailed in the Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences, the team used a viral vector to express a light
sensitive protein, melanopsin, in the residual retinal cells in mice
which were blind from retinitis pigmentosa. Post treatment, the mice
were monitored for over a year and they maintained vision during this
time as they were able to recognise objects in their environment which
indicated a high level of visual perception.  The cells expressing
melanopsin were able to respond to light and send visual signals to
the brain, the researchers said. Read here Fish eyes may help find
cure for blindness

Source: IANS

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Published: October 4, 2017 9:54 am




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Re: [Ai] Abilities Redefined - Forty Life Stories of Courage and Accomplishment

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

The wonderful book it is & it showcase the abilities of differently
ables blinds.It took a lot of time while listening track by track in
chrome.Please mail me link to download it completely or send me
downloded copy at chiragmittal...@gmail.com I shall also make it
listen to my blind students and contacts.

On 9/2/17, Arun Kumar Dua via Ai  wrote:
> Dear friends Disha NGO – The Harbinger of Social Change and Development is
> glad to present the Audio version of the compilation of short biographical
> notes on Forty Blind Achievers; which include many on this mailing list
> like: Pranav Lal, Kanchan Pamnani, Geethavani Shamanna, Garimella
> Subramaniam, L. Subramani, Nafisa Parvez Buhariwala, Parimala Vishnu Bhat,
> S. Tarsem and our own Harish KumarP.Kotian – Moderator of Access India
> mailing list; besides several others. The compilation was published by the
> All India Confederation of Blind during its silver jubilee.
>
> The book – is edited by Mukta Aneja & Eyeway Team
>
> Editorial Board: A.K. Mittal -- Consulting Editor: J.L. Kaul, George
> Abraham -- Editors
>
> Audio Presentation by: Shivangi Sharma and Rani Kochar
>
> To Download and Play click the link:
> http://ourcivilsociety.com/audio-books-abilities-redefined-fourty-life-stories-of-courage-and-accomplishment/
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Re: [Ai] Want to know about part time PHD in english literature

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Dear Mohit Anwar,
IGNOU shall be the best option.Its November December each year. Till
that make ready one synopsis on any topic in English subject. You have
to submit it with form and after that you can expect for admissions.
Also ask your friend to develop habbit of reading, arrange one scanner
and fine reader so that to scan and read literature.

On 8/30/17, Mohib Anwar Rafay via Ai  wrote:
> Hi all, one of my friends who is visually impaired, wants to pursue
> Phd in English literature. but presently he is doing job in government
> sector. Therefore he is looking the possibilities to pursue a part
> time Phd, can anyone tell me about the university/institutions
> offering part time Phd in this field?
>
> --
> Mohib Anwar Rafay
>
> Phone: +919 555 555 765
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Re: [Ai] Internet banking in SBI

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Dear Friends,
Its very simple to activate internet banking and also its very
accessible. You can activate it either by IRATA( internet banking
through ATM) by going to ATM and taking help of some sighted person.
Other self independent way to activate it is by www.onlinesbi.com.
Open links by insert plus 7 , enter on new user registration. Fill up
details like accountnumber CIF number from pass book, branch code
mobile number and just get that. Unlike HDFC , SBI net banking is very
easy and accessible. Enjoy!!

On 8/24/17, SKYLINER via Ai  wrote:
> Friends,
> I have a saving bank account in SBI.  They gave me a kit for internet
> banking which never worked, neither password, nor their ATM.  I have pursued
> them a lot but they seem to have no solution for enabling my
> internetbanking.  Anybody who is using SBI internet banking or has anything
> to say about may kindly tell me whether it is possible to online register
> for SBI internet banking?  If so, is it possible to be done in my case,
> i.e., to register online for SBI netbanking.
>
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Re: [Ai] Delhi HC observed: Differently-abled don’t have substantive equality

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Hon'ble courts didn't always listen
Congratulations to our VI brother but I was not lucky last year in HCS
(Haryana civil services) mains exam. HPSC failed me in English though
I am convent educated and tried hard for mains exam. My RTI unheard
and I filed rechecking appeal in High court Chandigarh. High court
refused  for rechecking on grounds that it will be  an excuse for
others for rechecking. Well, only continuous struggle can make our
life dignified.

On 8/24/17, Arun Kumar Dua via Ai  wrote:
> Hi all
> The detailed report of NDTV is pasted below as required by Avinash shahi
>
> The bench said the obstruction to the student in accessing the reserved
> compartment of the train "was in violation of his constitutional right to
> equality and non-discrimination, and a breach of statutory duty of the
> respondent (Railway)".*New Delhi: * Despite the constitutional guarantee of
> equality before law, the harsh reality is that disabled persons do not have
> any substantive equality, the Delhi High Court observed on Tuesday.
>
> A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar
> further said it was the responsibility of every authority and person to
> ensure social justice and equality to the marginalised as well as implement
> the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.
>
> "Despite the constitutional guarantee by Article 14 of equality before law
> and equal protection of the laws, it is a harsh reality that substantive
> equality has not been ensured to such disabled persons. It is the
> responsibility of every authority and person to facilitate the compliance
> with the constitutional mandate ensuring social justice and equality to
> marginalised and that the spirit, intendment and purpose of the provisions
> of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 are ensured," the
> court said.
>
> The observations came on a PIL initiated by the bench itself on the issue
> of a visually-impaired man missing his M.Phil entrance exam as he could not
> board a reserved compartment of a train since it was locked from inside.
>
> The bench said the obstruction to the student in accessing the reserved
> compartment of the train "was in violation of his constitutional right to
> equality and non-discrimination, and a breach of statutory duty of the
> respondent (Railway)".
>
> In the case, the court said that while the Railway was responsible for the
> impairment of the rights of the disabled student, the Delhi University (DU)
> cannot isolate itself from taking measures to secure his rights.
> It said that DU will have to grant the student a chance to participate in
> the entrance exam for M.Phil (Sanskrit) course for the academic year
> 2017-18 like all other candidates.
>
> The court said it was issuing the direction "to ensure equality and
> non-discrimination of a disabled person who is visually impaired and has
> been exposed to the most callous treatment because the respondents (DU and
> Railway) did not take effective steps as mandated under the Rights of
> Persons with Disabilities Act".
>
> It directed DU to conduct, within 10 days from Tuesday, an entrance exam
> for the student for admission to the M.Phil (Sanskrit) 2017-18 session and
> declare his result.
>
> The bench said that if the student qualifies in the exam and "is placed
> appropriately in the merit list", he shall be granted admission to the
> course.
>
> It listed the matter on September 5 for a report indicating that its orders
> have been complied with.
>
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Re: [Ai] Hindustan Times hate series: I urged them to carry a report on violence faced by disabled

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Even if acknowledge it as an act of hate and looking down upon to
blinds/vc , fighting for right of dignity like north easterns, sc will
not solve the purpose. Society always  salutes  the person ahead of
them whether in hierarchy  of job or in esteem of society. When govt
is holding hands of u then its our duty to utilize this power of money
for dignified living.
Please prove to world that u are special not because one part of body
is not working properly but special because God/Ishwar  has send u for
spreading special message of happiness.Show the world that if we can
live happily with comfort having so  much problems then why can't you.







On 8/3/17, Ajay Minocha via Ai  wrote:
> All,
>
> Think the world will become impossible to live if we take every
> problem of the society on our blindness.
>
> On 8/2/17, SKYLINER via Ai  wrote:
 > Not holding hand of a blind man & guiding him to a proper place can hardly
>> be called a hate crime.  Actually it is more concerned with education,
>> social symptom of a society.  In our society it is thought to be a big
>> stigma to hold hand of of a male by a female.  Even wives do seldom dare
>> hold hands of their husband.  Rather han hate in this case, our social
>> stigma should be held responsible.
>>
>>
>> On Wed, 02 Aug 2017 16:04:06 +0530 avinash shahi via Ai  wrote
>>>Thank you for sharing this heart-piercing incident. Many of us
>>
>> encounter similar hate and scorn from so called normal people. Its
>>
>> thus very critical we discuss about it.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 8/2/17, vivek doddamani via Ai  wrote:
>>
>>> good, Disabled are hated ALL OVER IN SOCIETY EXCEPT IN FEW CONDITION,
>>
>>> IN GOVERNMENT OFFICES, PUBLIC TRANSPORT, SHOPPING MOLLS EVEN IN
>>
>>> HOSPITALS ALSO, RECENTLY I heard from one of my friend in Karnataka a
>>
>>> lady in laboratory who had to test the blind person Blood samples did
>>
>>> not hold his hand to take him to chair instead she was telling him to
>>
>>> come forward, turn left, search there is chair sit on that and even
>>
>>> after giving samples she did not lead him to door but left alone to go
>>
>>> out not even guided him the way to go out, I felt very sorry for this
>>
>>> incident, this happened in Shimoga in Karnataka.
>>
>>>
>>
>>> On 8/2/17, avinash shahi via Ai  wrote:
>>
 I respond to Hindustan Times hate series stories. I’m a blind research
>>
 scholar pursuing PhD at Centre for Law and Governance JNU. Your
>>
 reportage on hate crimes faced by Dalits, people from the Northeast
>>
 and religious minorities have been very thought-provoking. Please do
>>
 one on disability as well. People with disabilities have to encounter
>>
 multiple hates due to their multiple identities. A disabled person can
>>
 be Muslim, scheduled caste and woman and his/her identities make
>>
 him/her vulnerable to countless taunts and slurs.
>>

>>
 "‘It’s time for compassion’: HT readers respond to Let’s Talk About Hate
 "
>>
 Read other comments
>>
 http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/it-s-time-for-compassion-ht-readers-respond-to-let-s-talk-about-hate/story-6uMGXLWcQdpDREnJTbM6TK.html
>>

>>
 --
>>
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>>
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Re: [Ai] any tool which can convert pdf to word

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Please try fine reder.Its great and can be use ofline also.You can
easily convert pdf to word and vice versa.For cracking it u can
contact me anytime on 9729402525

On 7/31/17, r k sarin via Ai  wrote:
> I use to change PDF files into word file through fine reader.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu via Ai" 
> To: "Share, empower " 
> Cc: "Dr. G. Janardhana Naidu" 
> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2017 6:31 AM
> Subject: Re: [Ai] any tool which can convert pdf to word
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>> Dear Varma Sir, Thanks for the information. But zamzar.com requires
>> internet. Is there any off line free tool? Does zamzar.com convert
>> regional language such as telugu pdf files in to word?
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Janardhana Naidu.
>>
>> On 7/30/17, bhawani shankar verma via Ai
>>  wrote:
>>> open book, k1000, fine reader are paid software. there are many online
>>> utilities like zamzar.com you can upload your file and in result you
>>> will
>>> get converted word file.
>>>
>>>
>>> From: samidha dhumatkar via Ai
>>> Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017 2:36 PM
>>> To: Share, empower 
>>> Cc: samidha dhumatkar
>>> Subject: Re: [Ai] any tool which can convert pdf to word
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>>> I you can use openbook
>>>
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>>> On Jul 30, 2017 2:24 PM, "sazid shaik via Ai"
>>>  wrote:
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>>>   dear list,
>>>   I am having a pdf document as my nvda is not reading that document.  I
>>>   want to convert that into word document by which i can read that
>>>   document with nvda.  kindly share that tool and suggest.
>>>
>>>   thanks and regards,
>>>   sazid
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Re: [Ai] AI My article: Proud to be visually impaired!!

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Hi,
well said!!!, A very new approach towards life. I will like to add
that if you want to proud for being divyang, it must be supported with
a reason. The best reason in my view to be proud of is not the
concessions we are having because thats  are in principle of natural
justice as propogated by John Rolls but the vision of our towards
life. may you get disagree but I believe that if we want our life to
be proud of then we must have a goal of upgrading our society by any
way we feel comfortable and meaningful. Only that you along with
society will be proud of your being.

On 7/23/17, pavan kallem via Ai  wrote:
> Hi bro, Highly appreciating your articulation first of all from my
> side, secondly, Your positive way understanding the things have
> boosted my energy, one regret is that why don't you include  your
> experience of being first person who is been studying LLM in  any
> university If your doing so?Over all, You have good chance of becoming
> good writer.
> Hoping  your continuing to write like this.
> Keep it up.
>
> On 7/23/17, turab chimthanawala via Ai
>  wrote:
>> Hello all
>> Hope this mail finds you well.
>> Happy to share my articletitled 'Proud to be visually impaired'.To
>> avoid any accessibility issues, have pasted it hereunder.
>> One of my previous articles: ‘ Change in attitude  towards the
>> visually impaired’, despite generating widespread acclaim  among the
>> able bodied  around, was criticised by some in the blind community as
>> cynical, negative and complaining. They opined that it is not people’s
>> malafide intention but their lack of sensitisation  towards a disabled
>> person’s  unique needs which often handicaps their fruitful
>> interaction with their disabled colleagues. Hence this time around I
>> decided to look at the glass as half full: trying to consider my
>> disability as my USP based on some great past experiences. However, I
>> would like to put forth here that my intelligence, decent appearance,
>> constant motivation by my mother, risk taking attitude and a
>> significant social status have also played a vital part...and it is
>> quite possible that other disabled persons not having the
>> aforementioned attributes may have found the going much tougher.
>> To start with the greatest advantage of being disabled is that even
>> ‘normal’ achievements are considered as ‘special’ ‘path breaking’
>> accomplishments... Hence my clearing CS, although strenuous but yet an
>> easily achievable task received wide acclaim and appreciation vis a
>> vis my sighted friends as it was accomplished despite 90% blindness.
>> I have collated many such other experiences and interactions
>> hereunder(the list is endless) wherein I have in fact not cursed but
>> thanked God for making me disabled!  It is also pertinent to mention
>> here that it is not always me who has desired but circumstances and
>> the people around have either forced or embraced such concessions upon
>> me.
>>
>> School
>> Being admitted to the most prestigious school in town, my unique
>> condition allowed me direct access and a personal rapport with the
>> Principal, helped selection among the few ‘star students’ to meet the
>> Great Kalaam, shake hands with Rahul Dravid and on some occasions have
>> the pleasure of choosing my classroom to suit my special needs...
>>
>> CS
>> In CS the fun increased further! From having a seat reserved in the
>> first row in the thickly populated and most looked upon class of the
>> legendary Late Dr. V K Jain to enjoying a personal rapport with him, I
>> have felt like a celebrity on various occasions... I have been very
>> lucky to have had a direct connect with all office bearers of Nagpur
>> chapter right from the time of enrolling into CS. Thus ensuring active
>> participation in student conferences and events especially having the
>> singular honour of starting the conference (despite seniors around)
>> when the then ICSI President CS Atul Mehta was the Chief Guest. My
>> unique condition has enabled me to stand out from the crowd, arousing
>> great deal of love, admiration and respect by office bearers, teachers
>> and students. The sheer inaccessibility of the Ministry of Corporate
>> Affairs website, a major road block in my CS career had the benefit of
>> exempting me from the gruelling annual filing sessions, the most
>> dreaded part of articleship. I was infact lucky to perform intriguing
>> tasks such as research, opinion writing and legal drafting right from
>> the beginning of my articleship. The icing on the cake was being able
>> to accomplish my dream of becoming the first visually impaired CS in
>> India..
>>
>> WAD
>> The Workshop on Aptitude Development at Ramdeobaba College of
>> Engineering and Management, one of the most prestigious, well
>> conducted and eagerly awaited training programmes in Nagpur presented
>> many such amazing experiences. The most revered are getting a 

Re: [Ai] OLA auto services in bangalore

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

If u get it know please tell me, I have to come to banglore on 16 july
by flight for 15 days
Chirag Mittal 9729402525

On 6/30/17, Alagar Samy via Ai  wrote:
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> can you please remove my email id from the list. dont get me wrong i am not
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> On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 6:00 PM, Shreedhar TS. via Ai <
> ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> The Ola app is fairly accessible in Android os. Only tricky part is
>> rating the driver after completing the ride.
>> Booking either auto or cab is fairly simple. There are icons in the
>> bottom part of the ola app immediately above the "back", "home" and
>> "overviews/recent apps" button.
>> The first icon from the left is "share" tells the minutes and share
>> eg: "2 minutes, share" the minute is supposed to be the "estimated
>> arrival time" (ETA) if you book.
>> Next icon (to the right) is "micro", then "mini", then "prime" then
>> "auto" so on.
>> click the icon related to desired category (in this case auto) by
>> double tappin on the icon (which is accessible)
>> In the top of the screen, you hear something like "pick up from" It
>> automatically takes your current location based on the GPS. Just below
>> that, you have enter drop location, double tap on that, enter the part
>> of desired destination, then select the destination from belo list.
>> then click on ride button.
>> it shows estimated fare, ETA and so on, click on "confirm booking"
>> button located in slightly right bottom part of the screen (use either
>> explore by touch or perform corresponding flik gesture to reach the
>> button)
>> Once the driver accepts the booking, in next screen all details of the
>> vehicle such as vehicle number, driver name, one time password if any,
>> etc, you have a "call driver" option too. The driver will come to your
>> location and picks you up.
>>
>> I have used Ola auto many times, but honestly I don't know how to
>> travel (smiles) I did travel like traveling in regular auto.
>>
>> PS: I am a regular Ola Share user in Bengaluru, if you need any
>> clarification, please be in touch with me.
>>
>>
>> HTH
>> On 6/30/17, Saravanan via Ai  wrote:
>> > Dear Friends,
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>> > How OLA auto services is accessible in bangalore.
>> >
>> > How to book & travel in it.
>> >
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>> > Thanks
>> >
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Re: [Ai] Regarding IPhone

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Here's the keys that I use for  4s
double tab with two fingers to start typing by talking
double tab by 3 fingers to speech on/off
tripple tab by 3 fingers to on/off display
thumb plusswap with fore finger for options and forwarding
swap downwards with 2 fingers to read full screen
 for disconnecting , i have to see end button and press double tab
only.If you know some more useful keys combinations please let me know

9729402525

On 6/20/17, Phen Varghese via Ai  wrote:
> Dear all,
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> I am using IPhone SE Gold with IOS 10.3
> I am not able to activate certain basic opptions like cutting a call etc.
> So I want to know the finger gestures for all the basic functions .
> So those who are using IPhone SE kindly revert back.
>
> Best regards,
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Re: [Ai] Accenture Accessibility Solution: Empowering the visually impaired through responsible AI

[Chirag Mittal via Ai]

Dear Alok ji,
I found it inspirational.Can you explain it little more if possible
make me a call on 9729402525

On 6/23/17, Alok Kaushik via Ai  wrote:
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>
> This  sounds to be  similar to Seeing AI app that we heard about a couple of
>  years ago. While Seeing AI  app was more of a prototype to demonstrate the
> capability of Microsoft Cognitive APIs, this  one  seems to be coming as a
> real solution.
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnnm0ao3pGQ
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