Well many types of coffee machines are available. Those which can add froth
and also make use of coffee beans etc.
I have one which does not have any digital screen and as such it is usable.
Although it is too old and now the trend is touch buttons.
One can pick up a machine which does
Dear Avichal,
Not for everything but there is a simple an cost effective solution.
On Amazon and elsewhere, you can easily buy set of measuring cups and spoons.
They are available in plastic as well as metal.
Each of them have the capacity written on them in ML as well as daily use terms
like
Take a concession certificate from NFB or any other authorised NGO and then
upload all docs on the portal. Post verification you can download the e-card.
Call if you need more gyan :p
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> On 07-Sep-2023, at 11:51 PM, Ajay Minocha wrote:
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> Friends,
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> Happy to share
Friends,
Happy to share that I have received my UDID card online within 15 days
of my appointment at the civil hospital.
Would be greatful if someone can guide me step by step for getting a
railway concession card (used for online booking).
Thanks,
Ajay
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Ajay Minocha
Mobile: +91-9584076767
Hello list members,
I want to know that how can a totally blind person measure liquid
quantity independently?
For instance, if we have to take 10 ml from a syrup bottle, then how
do we do the exact measurement?
Are there any devices available for the same?
Thanks,
Avichal
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Avichal Bhatnagar
Not sure what exactly you mean by a coffee machine. A simple kettle like the
ones you see in Hotels should work. Heat the water. Add the coffee powder, milk
and sugar into the cup and then pour out the boiling hot water . Stir and
drink. These kettles are available in any super market.
If
Dear Access Indians,
I hope this message finds you well. I am in search of an accessible coffee
machine and would greatly appreciate your suggestions on this matter.
And My budget is Rs.30,000.
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Warm regards
Ajay arora.
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