In the quiet corridors of the All India Confederation of the Blind, determination hums softly. It speaks through keystrokes, echoes in classrooms, and rests gently beneath the fingertips of students like Saloni — a bright, spirited young woman pursuing BPC Stenography, undeterred by the veil of visual impairment.
For Saloni, education was once a maze built by dependency. She had the will to learn, but not always the means to access it alone.
Reading PDFs, studying files, preparing notes — every task once came with a silent reliance on others. But today, her world has changed. Her journey took a turn the day she received the Orbit Reader 20 from Voice of Specially Abled People.
Now, with this revolutionary device nestled in her hands, freedom speaks in Braille.
She reads and studies independently No longer waits for someone to assist Carries the lightweight device wherever she goes Finds comfort and clarity in every raised dot beneath her fingertips
“I’m very thankful to VOSAP. This device gave me freedom, learning, and self-confidence,” says Saloni, her voice strong with gratitude and hope.
The Orbit Reader 20 is not just technology — it’s a torch lighting the path ahead, offering Saloni the tools to shape her future with confidence, competence, and courage.
In every Braille character she reads, there is a letter of liberation.
In every moment she learns alone, there is an echo of empowerment.
Her story stands as a vibrant testament to how inclusive tools transform not just tasks — but lives.
Saloni reminds us that true empowerment is not about removing the darkness — it is about giving someone the light to see differently.
With VOSAP’s support, she’s no longer walking behind anyone. She’s moving forward, on her own terms — with Braille as her compass.
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Watch the video below to witness Saloni’s transformation and hear her words of gratitude firsthand — because every voice matters, and every tool of inclusion counts.
