Given the scenario you have outlined, the plan of action suggested appears to
be ok. Else the sighted person might have to make 3 trips. Not really possible.
Any other thoughts?
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in On Behalf
Of Cauvery Krishna
Sent: 06 May 2024 11:57
To: accessindia@acces
Dear all,
Seeking your assistance with iPad and voice over.
Request if we could connect offline to discuss this in details. Request you to
please share your no and can call you at mutually agreed date and time.
Thanks and look forward to hear from you at your earliest convenience.
Kind regards
As
Given that there’s limited sighted person available, I don’t see any other way
of assisting more than 2 or 3 persons. Moreover, why should it be considered as
undignified way? In comparison to bumping in to stuff and spilling things
around, this is far dignified way of guiding group of visually
ya, this is the best way to do it in such a situation
On Mon, May 6, 2024 at 2:47 PM wrote:
> Given that there’s limited sighted person available, I don’t see any other
> way of assisting more than 2 or 3 persons. Moreover, why should it be
> considered as undignified way? In comparison to bumpi
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My follow up post on Twitter to the kotak mahindra bank for making their
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I felt it is undignified because the last ones in this train feel like
they are being dragged. The speed is not Proportionate, further more, as
they stop or slow down there is constant stepping over each other's feats.
Additionally, whenever there is a turn the last ones bump in the doors or
walls
The problem does not lie with guiding method, but the problem lies with people who lack mobility to walk in such situations and also the person who understands different speed capacity of different persons et cetera. So I don’t think this guiding method itself should be blamed for this as undignifi
Well, I have been guided several times in such a way and haven't had such a
problem. I am able to understand and move according to the different speeds
of each person and the difference isn't also that great. When it comes to
turning, if you are aware enough, you'll be able to understand when to tu
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Greetings Cauvery:
I have often noticed that it is impractical to walk in a straight line
shoulder-to-shoulder with the sighted individual in the middle.
The hallway might be narrow in an indoor situation, there might be people
walking from the direction where you are headed, or there might be
These are some of the experiences had by one of my students of which I
don't have an answer. Could you please help me.
1. Di, I am a visually impaired MBA student, pursuing MBA from an IIM. I
was with a senior at the grocery store of our campus, i waited as the
senior got ice cream for both of us
only 1 thing can be done.
if some1 says something, you can ask them like for example
why will you get punya by teaching me, you cant get punya by teaching
some sighted person?
and so on.
On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 9:52 AM Cauvery Krishna
wrote:
> These are some of the experiences had by one of my
Lucknow: Sarah Moin, 17, draws letters using her finger on her mother’s arms.
It takes a while before her mother, Julie Hamid, speaks for her: “I am happy.
Very happy today.”
A student of Christ Church college in Lucknow, Sarah suffers from a rare
condition called sarcoidosis which has affected
Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
educated,highly qualified people with disability with disability and people
who work in this sector should NOT get demoralised or upset by these
incidents.
Such reactions from people in society only show us we have miles to go as
regards disability awareness, rights-based disability awareness, awareness
about inclusion and consequently mindset change in a society which is still
under the grip of traditional thought process of viewing Disability as
Cha
Please teach them to be rational rather being emotional on these parts.
I have gone with such uncountable experiences and maturity comforts you by ages.
Also I feel that we should not waste our timing to sensitise everybody on the
earth.
Sometimes harsh responses will touch their heart.
Once I
This is a lovely story.
-Original Message-
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in On Behalf
Of Shadab Husain
Sent: 07 May 2024 10:16
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Girl who can’t see, hear or speak scores 95%
Lucknow: Sarah Moin, 17, draws letters using her finger on her mother’s arms.
The story of Sara shared by Shadab gives us a message and direction. We need to
focus on ourselves. We cannot change people but their engagement with us can
bring about change. Let us focus on ourselves. We can be agents of change.
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in On Behalf
Of Cauver
I agree. Let's not take everything to our hearts. Try to senticize only
those around or whenever we get an opportunity to address a large
gathering. Otherwise, let our deeds and actions speak for themselves. If
somebody is so unaware, it's their problem.
Keep smiling, and try to take a few things i
I recall my earlier year in my career when my boss told me channelize your
energy in such things where you may expect positive outcome. Please tell your
student that she should invest her time where positive impact on entire
disability community can be made rather than sensitizing ice-cream ven
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