Thursday, 21 February 2019

2019 NET Bengali New Syllabus WB, India 21 February 2019

For the convenience of our Vision Impaired students preparing for NET Bengali 2019 New Syllabus following is a copy of the syllabus consisting of 10 Units. For the last one month we at SVH have been constantly attached to the computer to compile digital books from our existing collection and adding recording of new pieces on war-footing by SVH volunteers.
Additions
Unit 2: Banik Khanda, Chandimangal ed Sukumar Sen: Hena Basu
Chashpala, Shibayan,Panchanan Chakraborty ed : Pragati Banga
Unit 3:
Biharilal Chakraborty Sadher Asan . Hena Basu
Iswarchandra Gupta. Tatwa. Hena Basu
Samar Sen. Meghdut, Mahuar Desh, Ekti Bekar Premik, Urbashi & Mukti. Urmi Majumdar
Subhas Mukhopadhyay. Prastab 1940, Jete Jete, Patharer Phul, Kal Madhumas. Krishna Bhattacharya
Kazi Nazrul Islam. Pujarini. Hena Basu
Amiya Chakraborty. Ghar, Chetan Syakra, Barobabur kache nibedan, Sangat, Binimay. Krishna Bhattacharya
Kabita Singha. Rajeswari, Preme Tumi, Harina Bairi, Antigone, Garjan Sattar. Urmi Majumdar
Unit 4
Radha. Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay. Hena Basu
Nirbaas. Amiyabhushan Majumdar. Suparna Mandal 
Pratham Pratisruti. Ashapurna Devi. Anuradha Datta & Suparna Mandal

Unit 5
Bibhutibhushan Mukhopadhya. Kurano Meye & Bibaher Bijnapan. Sunanda Chatterji

Bonophul. Sripati Samanta & Hridayeswar Mukhujje. Pragati Banga

Premendra Mitra. Masha. Meena Sur Bose

Parasuram. Ulatpuran. Pragati Banga.

Samaresh Basu. Shahider Ma. Hena Basu
Samaresh Basu. Swikarokti. Pragati Banga.

Moti Nandi. Atmabhuk & Shabagar. Meena Sur Bose

Santosh Kumar Ghosh. Dwija & Kanakari. Meena Sur Bose

Lila Majumdar. Peshabadal. Pragati Banga.

Syed Mustapha Siraj. Goghna. Meena Sur Bose

Unit 6
Badal Sarkar. Baki itihas. Pragati Banga.

Mohit Chattopadhyay. Sinhasaner Kshayrog. Meena Sur Bose

Unit 7
Rammohan Ray. Sahamaran bishayak Prabartak o Nibartak. Urmi Majumdar

Bankimchandrer Bangadarshaner Prachar Patrasuchana. Urmi Sur Majumdar

Haraprasad Sastri. Banla Bhasha, Bangiya Jubak o Tin Kabi & Nutan Katha Gada. Meena Sur Bose

Ramendrasundar Tribedi. Saundaryatattwa, Sukh na duhkkha, Ati Prakrit Pratham Prastab, Niyamer Rajatwa. Hena Basu

Pramatha Chaudhuri. Kabye Aslilata, Malat Samalochana, Sadhubhasha banam Chalit bhasha. Hena Basu

Abu Saiyad Ayub. Sundar O bastab. Sunanda Chatterji

Unit 8

Rabindranath Thakur
Durasha. Urmi Sur Majumdar
Achalayatan. Meena Sur Bose
Prachin Sahitya. Urmi Sur Majumdar

Chhelebhulano Chhada. Pragati Banga

Bankimchandra. Urmi Sur Majumdar

Bastab, Sahitye Nabatwa. Urmi Sur Majumdar
Japanjatri. Meena Sur Bose

Unit 10

Ujjwalnilmani. Rupa Goswami (Nayakbhed Prakarane). Hena Basu

Acknowledgement

Blind Persons Association (BPA), Kolkata for allowing SVH to incorporate "Tungabhadrar Tire" & "Titas Ekti Nadir Nam"

Manoj Sarkar & Surojit Mandal for emailing us the PDF file of the entire syllabus in print.

Ujjan Computers, Paikpara, Kolkata for patiently drawing print outs from PDF file with heterogeneous page marks.

Team SVH for joining hands in arranging the entire material ready for students in three 16 GB pen drives.


Tuesday, 18 December 2018

04 January declared as WORLD BRAILLE DAY. Earlier the World Blind Union observed it.


Press Release

New Delhi                                                                 Dated: 18.12.2018

United Nations Declares January 4 as “World Braille Day”

The United Nations General Assembly has passed a Resolution on 17th December, 2018 designating Louis Braille’s Birth Anniversary, January 4, as “World Braille Day”.  The purpose of the Resolution is to raise awareness about the importance of Braille and to promote its use for the benefit of visually impaired persons worldwide.

The movement for securing UN recognition for the Day was spearheaded by the World Blind Union (WBU), the global organization of the blind.  It was at its fifth General Assembly held in Melbourne, Australia in 2000, that WBU had itself officially declared 4th January as World Braille Day and called upon the UN to do likewise.  The efforts of WBU have now been crowned with success. 

In his message from the UN Head Quarters in New York City, the WBU President, Dr. Fredric K. Schroeder (from U.S.) has observed: “this is wonderful achievement especially because Braille is the means of literacy for blind people.  Literacy is the foundation of education and the foundation of full integration for the visually impaired”.

Secretary General of WBU, Mr. A.K. Mittal (from India) has commented: “this is great news. Braille will remain the doyen of systems for giving to the visually impaired access to knowledge which is the main source of empowerment.”

We sincerely hope that this declaration by the UN will further encourage our Government’s efforts to provide meaningful education in Braille for blind children and enable them to get much easier and faster access to reading material in Braille and necessary assistive devices. 

                                                                                                               
                                                                             (J.L. KAUL)
                                                       SECRETARY GENERAL

Monday, 17 December 2018

International Eye Bank, Kolkata conducts its annual awareness Walk called "Alokjatra" to motivate post death eye donation among common people 16 December 2018














This morning three of us SVH member- volunteers namely Sipra Maitra, Meena Sur & Hena Basu, attended the Alokjatra (Journey to Light) hosted by International Eye Bank Kolkata jointly with Bally Apex Senior Citizens Club at Bally. The walk started from Rabindra Bhavan, Bally & ended at Bally Harisabha. Four of our vision impaired College & University students namely Prabir Hazra, AlokDas, Phani Pal & Kundan Jadav participated from SVH. This annual Walk is held to create awareness about the need for pledging eyes so that after death the cornea can be collected and grafted on waiting patients. This year Bally Club collected 72 corneas.