01-22-2021
06:18 AM
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04-17-2022
08:30 PM
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grazittiApiTest
01-22-2021 07:07 AM
You are truly accessible champion @Tushar_Suradkar It's good idea to check our resident first. Least we can do make our home accessible to all.
01-22-2021 08:28 AM
Thank you for the appreciation dear @Zafermdjaved
When searching for accessible places elsewhere, we often forgot to look inwards.
01-22-2021 08:32 AM
You are So brilliant sir !
Your are Real Guiding star @Tushar_Suradkar
01-22-2021 08:42 AM
Your working is really very very impressive. Kudos to you and your amazing work. Which is most attractive in this post that is the pictures of Alphabets & Numbers and the technical system.
Thank you @Tushar_Suradkar for posting here. Waiting for more attractive post.
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01-22-2021 09:04 AM
Yes dear @Tushar_Suradkar
Excellent question..
As rightly mentioned by @Zafermdjaved , you are a genuine ACCESSIBILITY CHAMPION!
Appreciate from our heart..
Yercaud (where I stay more days of a month) being a hilly place, ramp is not practical..
Whereas in Bangalore, we have a a movable wooden Ramp for our bungalow. (We have a handicapped relative who visits us)
Thanks for bringing this topic...
🙏
01-22-2021 09:12 AM
Thank you, dear, @Nagavijay
Hope you take inspiration and implement this idea at a place near you that needs Braille letters in the elevator or a similar facility.
01-22-2021 09:13 AM
Thank you, dear, @KalyanPal
Hope you take inspiration and implement this idea at a place near you that needs Braille letters in the elevator or a similar facility.
01-22-2021 09:16 AM
Thank you @TravellerG for the appreciation.
The idea of a movable ramp is also a practical and commendable effort towards making a place friendly and accessible to the differently-abled.
Glad to know that it is already in practice in your place.
I recently saw it in a museum and will try to highlight it in an upcoming article.
01-22-2021 04:35 PM
Great post, @Tushar_Suradkar! It has great quality and it's very well explained, thank you for sharing this with us and for continuing raising awareness 😊
I do think the door of the elevator is a bit small to be accessible, don't you think? When we could first add accessibility information we were told that all sorts of doors where only accessible if two people could fit side to side, I'm worried that someone in a wheelchair wouldn't be able to enter the elevator, or at least not comfortably or without help. It could be my perception because I'm only looking at photos and not there, though!
Please mention me with @Jesi on your reply, so I get notified
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