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The caller from Nagpur, Maharashtra, clarifies his earlier recording about dona pattal (leaf plate) machines. He explains that he has knowledge of operating the machine, including fitting dies, electrical connections, wiring, switchboard setup, and earthing, despite being 100% visually impaired. He requests blind organizations to connect with him if they are interested in such training and guidance.
The caller from Nagpur, Maharashtra, says that he appeared for an examination in 2018 and is still waiting for updates. He mentions that recruitment is taking place in different states, but he is unable to check his application status because he has forgotten the password to his login ID. He seeks guidance on how to recover or reset the password.
The speaker explains that if a person's UDID card is lost, they can visit an online service center with their UDID number or a photocopy of the card to obtain a duplicate UDID card. The duplicate card can be used for all official purposes similar to the original card.
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Avantika Kawde from Nagpur, Maharashtra, who is 100% visually impaired, explains how to update TalkBack. She says users should open the Play Store, search for Android Accessibility Suite, and update the app. Updating Android Accessibility Suite will also update TalkBack and its accessibility features.
Adarsh from Nagpur, Maharashtra, responds to a listener asking for an accessible keypad phone with TalkBack-style voice support. He recommends phones such as Nokia 6310, Nokia 110, and some Lava keypad models that support voice features like Readout or King Voice. He explains that these phones can announce time, read menus, and provide accessibility support for visually impaired users. He also notes that Nokia phones generally charge quickly and offer good battery life.
Greetings to everyone. Praise the Lord. My name is Avantika Kawade, and I am speaking from Nagpur, Maharashtra. I am a 100% visually impaired person. Today, I would like to share some basic information about TalkBack settings. If you want to enable TalkBack on your Android phone, you can follow these steps: Open Settings on your phone. Go to Additional Settings (the name may vary depending on the phone model). Select Language & Input if required, or look for the Accessibility option. Open Accessibility settings. Find and select TalkBack. Turn on the TalkBack switch and confirm the prompt. Once TalkBack is enabled, your phone will start speaking the items on the screen, making it easier for visually impaired users to navigate and use their device independently. In future recordings, I will share more TalkBack tips and settings that can help users make better use of their smartphones. Thank you.
A blind woman from Nagpur advises unemployed people to visit the Social Welfare Department and apply for a Xerox machine scheme to start home-based work. She also mentions writer assistance services.
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