Deatr Kartik
Wonderful! You are an amazing person! I am so inspired with your spirit and
your excellence and work! You have made me proud!
Unlimited blessings and good wishes from m!
Preetie
Preeti Monga
Director
Mobile: +91 9871701646
Landline: 011 22781446
E-mail:
I would like to mention that though lot has been done for the visually
impaired, but yet considering sky as limit would be exaggeration. I am
not saying that we should be pesimistic, but we should always know our
boundries and work acordingly. May be after some years many more
fields would become
Very true indeed Karthik. I am VI doctor working in Govt.service . I
examine around 50 op a day and in the office time looks the hospital
administration. I am giving the prescriptions in printouts and there is
auditory BP monitre and glucometer to assisst me. In my experience it iis
not at
I hate awe-inspiring talks which is not constructive in nature.
We visually impaired are getting jobs in government sectors mainly
thanks to reservation.
Though we are enough capable.
There may be few individuals who have got jobs in private sectors.
But such people can be counted by the tip of
Dear Ishita,
Relax a little... we all know that the situation for visually impaired is real
bad! We all are ourselves facing so many difficulties all the time. Remember
you still have some vision, so why may I ask are you so very upset? I know it
is difficult, at times very difficult, to
Above all we need to have a positive attitude towards ourselves and our
disability.
If we are blind, so what?
Unless, we have a right attitude, we can not really achieve much in life.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
Ishita Dear,
I have been reading mails from you since quite some time.
Would like to share one simplle example, me and my brother,both
happen to have little sight.
I have put myself into a slowly moving career by not believing in
myself and ended with a job with so called reservation and my
Dear preety madam,
We are enough motivated I guess.
We all have accepted blindness.
We all know what we can do and what we can’t.
We all know what is situation and why.
But the situation will be improved by practical wisdom more then
optimistic talks
I read a discussion on facebook regarding
Yes Noopur,
A positive attitude is needed not only for blind people, but everyone needs to
develop a prositive attitude! For whatever you think of, becomes your
reality... you like it or not, this is the truth!
If ou go on hanging on to negative thoughts, your whole life becomes negative,
and
Thank you Aditi for helping me get Ishita to focus on the brighter side of the
house.
Preeti
Preeti Monga
Director
Mobile: +91 9871701646
Landline: 011 22781446
E-mail: preeti.mo...@silver-linings.co.in
Website: www.silver-linings.co.in ; www.silver-linings.org
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Ishita, where do you live?
I think it may be a good idea for you and me to have a personal chat! We cant
do everything,
But let us talk over the phone soon? Send me your number OK?
You are a very brave and daring young girl and also very intelegent. Life and
the visually impaired world can
Dear ones,
The fact that Ishita or me or anyone else highlights practicalities of
blindness does not mean we are demotivated or do not want to do anything about
the situation.
we are already doing many things, but let us accept the fact that situation on
the ground is far from satisfactory.
ishita,
I am sure you will share your number with preeti.
Regarding this discussion on passbook printing and account opening,
would not have been taking place if there were no optimistic people
(so many of them are here on the list itself), sitting in these bank
jobs prooving their potential.
I
Aditi, that was a truly motivating mail. That is the way to go. When we face a
problem, we have two option.
1. See the problem and bring our life to a stand still as if we are standing
before an infinite wall
2. Recognise the problem and look for solutions.
Many years ago I had read an
in Mumbai so many blinds were got the job in banking sector. Such as
probessionary officer clearical operator so on. I am unfortunate,
don't have a cast certificate, lack of knowledge for giving the exams
like PO and clearical. But only few blinds are succeed in it and
there's performance also
Greetings!
Yes after qualifying ourselves adequately and greatly, we might get an
opportunity to earn but proving ourselves to our work fellow that we
are qualified is lifetime procedure. Nonetheless, it is almost
difficult to prove that we deserve that job and pay to them
On 7/3/14, Sameer
Hey Ishita,
Just because you think a particular job profile might be inaccessible
or rather hard for a blind person does not imply that it will indeed
be the case. Last month, I happened to attend a STEM access conference
in Washington. Can you think of a blind civil engineer? Or, how about
a
Very much true but unfortunately not really suited to Indian mentality!
Indian mentality here represents the some total of whole Indian view
points...
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From: Kartik Sawhney sawhney.kar...@gmail.com
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
Besides when we view things from our comfort zones they do look difficult
and impossible.
-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of Vikas Kapoor
Sent: 04 July 2014 23:00
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and
Hi,
It's not about India or the US. it's about being able to do something
or not. While I agree that we in India are not that open to allow a
blind student to pursue medicine, for instance, it is we who have to
bring this change. Who would have thought that blind students will
study in the most
Dear Ishita,
I have been selected by Reliance Industries Ltd. inspite of being completely
blind will be joining them within a fortnight. I am also aware of other
partially completely blind people working with the Reliance group in
Mumbai.
Regarding the salary earned by blind individuals
Being blind is not the problem it is the perception and the understanding
about blindness that is the problem. We need to work on the perceptions.
Perception issues apply both to sighted people as well as blind people.
It is perception that impacts the kind of education that we blind people
have
Silver Linings has placed great blind candidates with companies like
Microsoft and LPTI and other companies with salaries going into lacs!
So dont get disheartened dear we do have disadvantages because we are blind,
but that should only get us to explore our hidden potentials and achieve
great
Dear samir sir,
First of all congrats.
Well, I never wanted to say that no blind is working or can’t work in
private sector.
There may be few lucky people like you who got such handsome salary.
I also working with international call centre and was earning fine.
Though I have left that job myself.
I think it is high time issue of jobs for blind should be discussed
and dwelled upon in detail.
So thanks to Ishita for presenting this opportunity for serious
consideration for me at least.
As far as my reading of literature goes on the topic, it pains me to
the core. According to one RTI
I think the very fact we are all privilaged to be list members here, is good
enough to tell us that we are the ones who need to take the responsibility
of being that change that George has spoken about!
Let us at least start to think on these lines and bring about small and
big changes into our
Jobs come later. The primary need of the hour is good quality education and
high quality rehab services in every district if not every town..!
-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of avinash shahi
Sent: 03 July 2014 14:45
To:
You are right sir.
But what about those persons with disabilities who are between 18 to
35 years of age,unemployed, unmarried, abandoned by families and
invisible to the state? whom Cambridge based educationist Nidhi Singal
has rightly termed: forgotten youth with disabilities.
On 7/3/14, George
I know Avinash, it is very very sad. I do wish I could do something for
them. Let us at least begin somewhere. And imagine the state of the female
blind citizen in those circumstances? Lately I have had the opportunity of
going from village to village in and around Delhi and UP and Haryana, I
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