Well, curious to know whether there is a Hindi OCR software!

For combined with SAFA and Vachak, it may prove a boon to blind persons 
using Hindi or other regional languages for their studies who I suppose far 
outnumber us--English using folks.

Fine reader, as far as I know, does not have OCR capacity for Hindi or any 
Indian language in its vast repertoire of 179 languages.

Regards

Rajesh.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Vishal M Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "accessindia" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 6:14 AM
Subject: [AI] first Hindi Internet Browser 'I-Browser + +


> Software engineer from MP enters Limca Book of Records
> Vidisha Mp | November 12, 2006 9:44:20 PM IST
>
> A Ganjabsauda town-based software engineer, Jagdish Dangi, has entered the 
> Limca Book of Records, for developing first Hindi Internet Browser 
> 'I-Browser
> + +'.
> Mr Dangi told UNI that he had developed the browser in May at his home as 
> a part of his pet project ''Bhasha Setu'' after completing graduation from 
> Vidisha
> Engineering College in 2001.
> The Limca Book of Records recognised his achievement after it received a 
> formal entry in this regard. Mr Dangi received a letter from the Limca 
> Books of
> Records yesterday.
> The software is completely in Hindi with Devanagari as its script.
> His project has been lauded nationally as well as internationally.
> Born in a rural agricultural family, Mr Dangi said he had also developed 
> 'Shabdakosh' -- Dictionary cum thesaurus (English to Hindi and 
> vice-versa) -- and
> 'Anuvaadak' -- Global Word Translator (English to Hindi) -- as a part of 
> his project.
> At present, he was working on 'Saral Editor' software aimed at easier 
> translation from one language to other.
> Mr Dangi said he was a bit disheartened, as the Centre did not attach much 
> importance to his work. He had discussed about his project with Chief 
> Minister
> Shivraj Singh Chouhan and received positive response. His work was also 
> praised by government officials.
> UNI PKJ-PS 2043
>
> Ward No. 2,
> Behind Co-operative Bank,
> Station Area, Ganj Basoda,
> Distt. Vidisha (M.P.) India.
> PIN 464221
> Res. (07594) 222457 Mob. +919826343498
> E-mail:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://bhashaindia.com/Patrons/SuccessStories/JagadishDangi.aspx?
>
> Regards,
> Vishal Jain
> Ph : 080-41140564
> Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com
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