Hello friends, my name is Naresh Kumar. I am a 100% blind person from Hisar, Haryana. Someone was asking about a talking watch for visually impaired persons—where it is available and the price. I do not know the exact price, but you can get correct details from Saksham, Delhi. Please contact them at 011-41421015. You can call this number to ask about availability and cost of the talking watch. Stay connected with Hamari Vaani.
Good morning friends. My name is Ashok and I am sharing an important update. A new hostel for blind persons is opening in Charkhi Dadri, near Loharu Road, close to the Church and Jama Agency. The hostel is run by Shri Khatu Naresh Manav Jan Seva Samiti. Interested blind brothers can contact Naresh (Kalanga village) at 8967 44 44 54. You may also contact me at 8685 863306 for more details. Blind persons who need hostel facilities are requested to get in touch.
"My name is Anshoul Awasthi. I am 100 percent blind from Kapur, Rausa Kamaria, Sitapur district, Uttar Pradesh. I am talking about the birth of Lovel ji."
Query regarding currency identification device.
Hello friends, my name is Mokil Alam and I am a blind person. I am facing a common problem: when I go to the bank to link my mobile number, bank staff say that if a person cannot sign, the mobile number will not be linked. I want to know how a blind person can sign and what the correct rule or solution is.
Hello everyone, my name is Avantika. One brother asked a question that he wants to read books and asked for an application for that. I don’t have that particular application, but I have another application. If you want to study, the application’s name is Hello English. After installing Hello English, open it and allow the required permissions. In this application, you will need to learn English.
“Hello, greetings. I am Ashish speaking from Maharashtra. I really liked the introduction you just gave. Now I want to know more, and the singer you mentioned was also very excellent.”
My name is Adarsh, and I am from Nagpur district, Maharashtra. I would like to extend a heartfelt welcome to all our friends and companions. Today, I want to shed some light on Louis Braille. In the Braille system, there are six dots, and it is possible to read about fifty basic symbols. For example, vowels like अ, आ, इ, ई, उ, ऊ, ए, ओ, औ, अं, अः – these are part of the twelve main symbols. You know that these symbols are included in all names. Just like in English, when we write, we use capital letters at the beginning of proper nouns. Capitals are used for names that are considered “big” or important, while small letters are used for ordinary words. When writing in Braille, the same logic applies. For example, Braille symbol number six is used for capitalization. If we want to write our thoughts in Braille, after writing the full text, we do not place a full stop immediately. The full stop in Braille has a different number sequence (dots 2-5-6). When writing essays, projects, or any composition, placing a full stop after a paragraph is necessary. Similarly, there are certain symbols (like “य”) that are used less frequently in names, but from the first fifty symbols to the newer ones, almost all letters are used in names. From the first symbol to the fiftieth, all letters can be used, and with six-dot Braille, reading and writing have become possible. Friends, I want to inform you that today, we can do almost everything through Braille. Even ATMs are available in Braille. For example, Punjab National Bank has introduced Braille-enabled ATMs. The tradition of reading Braille texts continues even today, and many countries still follow this practice. In this way, Braille is also widely used in India.
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He provided information on how to link his mobile number to his UDID card.