Information shared about Road safety
Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
Information shared about Pongal & the hard work of farmers. Audio 2
Information shared about Pongal & the hard work of farmers. Audio 1
Hello friends, greetings to all of you. My name is Sonu Gupta. I am a person with complete visual impairment (blind in both eyes) and a digital creator. I have started my own self-employment. Friends, you’ll be happy to know that despite being visually impaired, I have achieved significant progress in the field of AI technology. I have learned many skills with God’s grace—such as creating images from imagination based on your photos, and many other creative works. I still remember those days when people wouldn’t even let me touch a keypad phone. At that time, I left a recording at our Wadi (institution/office), requesting the contact number of an organization that supports people between the ages of 18 to 45. The officials at our Wadi helped me by providing the number. We can never repay the kindness of these people. Along with technology, I have also gained strong skills in Braille. My Hindi reading is very good and my writing is fairly good as well. I always move forward by keeping both modern technology and Louis Braille’s system together, because we never know when Braille may be needed—technology is not available everywhere. Friends, I also run a YouTube channel, and I truly need your love and support. I humbly request the respected officials of our Wadi as well—please support my YouTube channel, considering me as your younger brother. I create horror content. My channel name is: Sonu Gupta Ghost Story TV (English: Sonu Gupta Ghost Story TV) If you have any horror stories, please share them on my Instagram ID: sonugupta261 I hope you liked this information. With folded hands, paying tribute to Louis Braille, I just want to say one thing—we should never forget that time when people with disabilities were looked at with disrespect. Since Louis Braille gave the world the Braille system, the lives of millions of visually impaired people have changed.
"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."
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.
Information shared about reading habit in response to user Rajeshwari
Advising not to share any OTP, personal or any personal information to strangers
Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.