[Ai] [AI] Seeking info on Braille printing facility

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via Ai]

Dear all
Is there any Braille press which prints Braille books on individual
demand in small quantity, three or four copies?
I came across about such an organisation last year in this mailing
list. But unfortunately I didn't save the information and now can't
find the same in the thread archive too.
Looking for some authentic information.

Warmly
Leikhu Laishram
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Re: [Ai] Story from Uganda: Blindness does not stop this beekeeper, baker, and kayaker from expanding their vision

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via Ai]

My heartfelt congratulation to Simon. We spent a couple of months
together when he came to India in 2012 and now we are good friends.
Last year he was awarded Mandela fellowship for young africans. May
God bless him.


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On 6/30/17, sunakshi via Ai  wrote:
> Great info!
> On Fri, 30 Jun 2017 at 19:50 avinash shahi via Ai <
> ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
>
>> In rural Uganda, people who are blind or visually impaired often go to
>> the city to look for work. But jobs are hard to find, and many end up
>> as street
>> beggars.
>> Instead, Ojok Simon wants them to know about a way they can earn money
>> without leaving home: beekeeping. Simon, 36, became visually impaired
>> after he was
>> severely beaten by rebels who came to his village when he was a child.
>> He has been a beekeeper for 15 years, and in 2013 he co-founded Hive
>> Uganda, an
>> organization that teaches advocates for visually impaired people and
>> teaches them to make a living raising honeybees.
>>
>> http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/washington-post/lifestyles/blindness-does-not-stop-this-beekeeper-baker-and-kayaker-from-expanding-their-vision-1.20828710
>> This year, his organization will receive a boost: Simon is one of
>> three winners of the first-ever Holman Prize, which The Lighthouse for
>> the Blind and
>> Visually Impaired in San Francisco.
>>
>> "It's like a blind Fulbright," said Will Butler, the organization's
>> communication director, of the award, which gives up to $25,000 apiece
>> to blind and
>> visually impaired people seeking funding for ambitious personal projects.
>>
>> The prize is named for James Holman, a 19th-century English navy
>> lieutenant who lost his sight at 25. In those days, if a military man
>> became blind, "the
>> usual thing was they'd go sit in a convent or church and pray for the
>> souls of dead English soldiers and sailors," said Bryan Bashin, The
>> Lighthouse's
>> CEO.
>>
>> Holman didn't think that sounded like fun. So, "at a time with people
>> didn't even think that blind people could get out of the house, he
>> began to travel,
>> and he became the most traveled blind person of the 19th century,"
>> eventually crossing through Scotland and France, and across Siberia,
>> Bashin said.
>>
>> Another winner of this year's prize, Penny Melville-Brown of Farnham,
>> U.K., lost her sight while she was a commander in the British Royal
>> Navy. Her project,
>> Baking Blind, will take her around the world to cook with blind and
>> sighted chefs - including stops in China, Australia, Malawi, and
>> Virginia Beach, Virginia,
>> where she hope to "link up with some Navy veterans, especially blind
>> ones, to share stories."
>>
>> Along the way she will videotape her encounters and blog about her
>> journey. Her goal, she said, is "to show that blind people and other
>> disabled people
>> have got lots of get up and go and ability, and they are a great
>> resource for the rest of the community, the rest of society, and
>> particularly employers,
>> to use better."
>>
>> Melville-Brown was thrilled to learn she had won ("My thinking is it's
>> a cross between the Paralympics and The Apprentice, with a whiff of
>> the Nobel!"
>> she wrote to the organizers in an excited email). But she also said
>> the honor comes with "a great responsibility. Because I am sort of
>> representing lots
>> of blind people, and especially those who were candidates for the
>> prize. I'm sort of doing it on their behalf."
>>
>> A third winner, Ahmet Ustunel, a San Francisco teacher and avid
>> kayaker, will develop a guidance system to solo kayak 500 miles in
>> different locations
>> around the world, including crossing the Bosphorus Strait from Europe
>> to Asia in his native Turkey.
>>
>> Two-hundred and two applicants from 27 countries and 35 U.S. states
>> submitted 90-second video pitches for their projects.
>>
>> "We were staggered by the amount of interest and the quality and
>> diversity of the proposals," Bashin said. "One of the biggest
>> obstacles is our own perceptions
>> of our capabilities, and part of the Lighthouse's mission is to change
>> perceptions of the abilities of the blind in all fields."
>>
>> Winners will be flown to San Francisco and work with the project
>> manager to refine their ideas. A year later, they will return to
>> report on how they turned
>> out.
>>
>> In the Gulu district of northern Uganda, Simon's organization has
>> already taught 38 people to be beeke

Re: [Ai] Syed Sajjad Ali reports in The Hindu today: Tripura: Agartala blind school principal suspended

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via Ai]

Dear all

Bringing such issue to radio udaan is not a bad idea, but radio udaan
has very limited audience. It would make more meaningful if we could
take it to a bigger platform.

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On 7/1/17, avinash shahi via Ai  wrote:
> Radio Udaan should do a story over the incedent.
>  Move follows student’s death on June 23
> http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/agartala-blind-school-principal-suspended/article19191763.ece
> The principal of a government-run blind school here has been
> suspended, a week after a student was found dead under mysterious
> circumstances.
>
> Shukla Debroy has been relieved from service pending an inquiry, said
> an official from the Social Welfare Department on Friday.
>
> Student found hanging
>
> The move comes after the death of Class XI student Rakesh Shukladas on
> June 23. The student was found hanging from a ceiling fan in the
> school verandah.
> The incident, which raised questions about how a blind boy could tie a
> noose, had triggered protests that led to the arrest of Subrata
> Choudhury, superintendent
> of the boys’ hostel here. He has been sent to jail.
>
> The Opposition, locals and students, who led protests in front of the
> Airport police station, claimed that the boy hadn’t committed suicide,
> but was murdered.
> The police, meanwhile, are probing all angles while a note found with
> the boy is being examined.
>
> Residents of the boys and girls hostels located within the school
> premises have, in fact, accused the teachers and other staff of
> negligent behaviour.
>
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Re: [Ai] Query about uptaining Air Fare Concession

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via Ai]

Dear list member
Now a days flight concessional fare doesn't make any sense. Just book
in advance with the cheapest fare available for your date of journey
in any airline. Airline fares are dynamic. The more in advance you
book the more you get cheaper. Visit makemytrip.com or yatra.com or
any other travel site of your choice.


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On 6/28/17, Rakshanya Kiruthi via Ai  wrote:
> Hi dear friends, hope you are all doing very well. Could any one
> please help me with the details to uptain air fare concession
> application form and its procedure.
> This is my kind request.
> With Regards
> Dr. S. Akilandeshwari
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Re: [Ai] [SayEverything] Can we discuss hard truth: why blind and the deaf people are less represented in the government/private sectors in India? what can we do about it?

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via Ai]

Dear all

Its true that majority of the NGOs for the blind are just imparting
computer training only. But employability skill is not only computer
literacy. In my opinion we can follow the model of Enable India's
employability training module where they take into account every
aspect i.e. mobility and orientation, communication skill,
understanding corporate sector from business perspective, time
management, stress handling, personal grooming, etc.

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On 6/27/17, gatak singh via Ai  wrote:
> I feel that there should be NGO which should train visually challenged
> only for jobs. just giving computer training is not enough. NGO should
> whole heartedly try to convince the companies to recruit visually
> challenged. I don't see any NGO doing it with dedication. today, there
> are so many institutions which are providing the computer training,
> but none of them are dedicated to convince the companies and place
> them. I feel that if CSR was not there, even these number of people
> could not have got job.
> I feel that companies must understand that visually challenged are
> capable and efficient of working, and any NGO should take a lead to
> make them understand.
> many people may not agree with me, but my opinion will not change.
>
> On 6/26/17, avinash shahi via SayEverything
>  wrote:
>> In the IT sector , blind and the deaf people are grossly less
>> represented and almost all jobs are going to persons with locomotor
>> disabilities. Read this report published on the Hyderabad page in the
>> Hindu. “Visually challenged and hearing impaired people are still
>> trickling into offices." Can we have latest disability-wise data on
>> employment which would help us in offering better policy
>> recommendation.
>> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Hyderabad/it-sector-gets-disabled-friendly/article19142830.ece
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Re: [Ai] Uber and Ola services for VI

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via AI]

Dear Vaishnav
I'll feel privileged to share my experience in detail with you. It is
always my desire to make things better for blind community in all
aspect.

Looking forward
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On 5/23/17, gatak singh via AI  wrote:
> I stay in bangalore. I am using uber since 1 year and have started
> using ola recently. ola is inaccessible but we can manage booking the
> cab. I use uber mostly, ola only when uber is not available. I can
> talk to you phone as well. you can get in touch with me offline. will
> be happy to share my views.
>
> On 5/18/17, Vaishnav Kameswaran via AI
>  wrote:
>> Respected Madam,
>>
>> Thanks so much for your response. Yes, these are all pertinent issues
>> that
>> you raise. Thanks for pointing me to the mobile apps evaluation as well.
>> While the mobile application is definitely one aspect, I believe that
>> there
>> are other points in which the services don't do well. I was hoping to get
>> a
>> deeper understanding of that. Would you be willing to speak to me about
>> this over the phone or by meeting in person (if you do live in
>> Bangalore)?
>> I will be indebted and grateful.
>>
>> Again, appreciate your email
>>
>> Regards,
>> Vaishnav
>>
>> On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 12:54 AM, Vaishnavi Jayakumar (Inclusive India)
>> via
>> AI  wrote:
>>
>>> Have you seen the CIS work on mobile apps? Also Nirmita Narasimhan
>>> reviewed
>>> some common apps.
>>>
>>> My doubt is this = how does a blind person know where the SOS button on
>>> screen is? Is there a way in which it can be accessed via menu options.
>>> If
>>> so how many strokes?
>>>
>>> ---
>>> *VAISHNAVI JAYAKUMAR*
>>> http://about.me/vjayakumar
>>>
>>> On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 7:47 AM, Vaishnav Kameswaran via AI <
>>> ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
>>>
>>> > Hello friends,
>>> >
>>> > My name is Vaishnav Kameswaran and I am a Ph.D. student at the
>>> > University
>>> > of Michigan studying accessibility. I am currently interested in
>>> > understanding how transportation services specifically Uber, Ola and
>>> public
>>> > transportation can better serve people with VI. It is in this regard
>>> that I
>>> > need your help.
>>> >
>>> > If anyone in the Bangalore area (or other parts of India) are willing
>>> > to
>>> > share your experiences using these services with me, I will be
>>> > extremely
>>> > grateful. I am in touch with people in Uber and attempting to get in
>>> touch
>>> > with people at Ola to help improve the quality of services for people
>>> with
>>> > disabilities, specifically people with VI.
>>> >
>>> > I look forward to hearing from you. If you can speak with me please
>>> > mail
>>> me
>>> > at vai...@umich.edu. Thanks so much in advance.
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> > Vaishnav
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Re: [Ai] Uber and Ola services for VI

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via AI]

Hi Vaishnav
I'm using Uber frequently in Guwahati for the last two years. With
regard to the apps Uber is very much accessible, Ola apps
accessibility is very poor. Though I tried a couple of times to use
Ola I couldn't use it.
However there are certain difficulties using these services from the
perspective of a visually impaired. When I tell the drivers to come to
a particular place some of the drivers have no idea of the location.
Moreover, google map, on which the drivers depend are not totally
dependable in places like ours.
Another problem is that sometimes the distance between the driver and
myself is shown very near. But because of oneway traffic and no entry
in the crossings the practical distance becomes even to the extend of
three KM.
Looking forward

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On 5/21/17, Dr.B.S.M.Kumar via AI  wrote:
> Hi Vaishnav,
> I use Uber very frequently, and I'm willing to share my experience
> with you. I'm in Chennai.
> I don't use Ola that much since I find the app very inaccessible with
> iPhone.
> regards,
>
>
> On 5/21/17, Pranav Lal via AI  wrote:
>> Hi Vaishnav,
>>
>> I use Uber fairly regularly and am happy to talk to you. I am in New
>> Delhi.
>>
>> Pranav
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AI [mailto:ai-boun...@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in] On Behalf Of
>> Vaishnav Kameswaran via AI
>> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2017 7:47 AM
>> To: ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in
>> Cc: Vaishnav Kameswaran 
>> Subject: [Ai] Uber and Ola services for VI
>>
>> Hello friends,
>>
>> My name is Vaishnav Kameswaran and I am a Ph.D. student at the University
>> of
>> Michigan studying accessibility. I am currently interested in
>> understanding
>> how
>> transportation services specifically Uber, Ola and public transportation
>> can
>> better serve people with VI. It is in this regard that I need your help.
>>
>> If anyone in the Bangalore area (or other parts of India) are willing to
>> share
>> your experiences using these services with me, I will be extremely
>> grateful.
>> I
>> am in touch with people in Uber and attempting to get in touch with
>> people
>> at
>> Ola to help improve the quality of services for people with disabilities,
>> specifically people with VI.
>>
>> I look forward to hearing from you. If you can speak with me please mail
>> me
>> at
>> vai...@umich.edu. Thanks so much in advance.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Vaishnav
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Re: [Ai] why the society restricts blind?

[Leikhu Laishram Leingakpa via AI]

It is totally against the principle of equal justice. Though some
people may sympathise, taking up the issue in social media would be
appropriate. However we need to strongly argue for equality and be
very clear that we don't want sympathy. If you tweet please tag the
same to our PM. I hope he'll definitely intervene.

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On 5/6/17, Austin Pinto via AI  wrote:
> send a twitte to bajaj finance telling them the name of the shop that
> you went to.
> lets see what they say.
>
> On 5/5/17, Mangal Hazra via AI  wrote:
>> Writing to social media may get sympathy but not any solutions at least
>> post ur concern at FB page accessibility group.. Hope many experts may
>> have
>> solid guidelines.
>>
>>
>> # if you mention dealer name or shop at Facebook then many of people come
>> to know the fact and will try to avoid. If they support..
>>
>> Personally I will recommend you to write to your State commission
>>
>>
>>
>> On May 5, 2017 9:12 PM, "Vamshi. G via AI" <
>> ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
>>
>> Try writing on their social media platforms.  Write to the head of the
>> organisation.
>>
>>
>> On 5/5/17, Mangal Hazra via AI 
>> wrote:
>>> They are not bother to issue any written document is not it, misbehaving
>> or
>>> insult may be used but subject to acceptance by evidence..
>>>
>>> On May 5, 2017 4:05 PM, "sazid shaik via AI" <
>>> ai@accessindia.inclusivehabitat.in> wrote:
>>>
 Dear friends, with lot of sadness I am shooting this message.  Today I
 went to buy a air conditioner in that shop I found bajaj finance
 offering 0% finance.  then i approached them they asked about my job
 profile and asked about my details as it is regular task.  On the
 basis of my blindness they told that they are not ready to give loan.
 When I heared this I was totally upset with that words.  they insulted
 infront of my brother.  My self respect and dignity was damaged due to
 their words.  Why the society does not allow us to leave like a normal
 person.  for  us.  to whom should I complaint this issue?  Kindly
 escalate this issue to RBI and high official of bajaj finance.  Any
 guidelines by RBI regarding this matter?

 Kindly reply me as early as possible.  please complaint this issue to
 proper authority.

 thanks and regards,
 sazid

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