#Kannada books on usa professional

Making remarkable progress through the 80s and 90s вЂ“ both qualitatively and quantitatively вЂ“ the Centre has emerged as one of the biggest sources of production and distribution of audio material for the blind in India. In the 70s, the Centre decided to bring about change in the recording technique by switching over to standard Cassette Recorders and Compact Cassettes.

#Kannada books on usa professional

Over the years, as the recording hours increased with rise in demand for audio literature, the Centre started functioning in a more professional manner.

Initially, the Centre recorded magazines textbooks for college students and books of general interest вЂ“ in English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati вЂ“ on Reel-to-Reel Magnetic Tape Recorders which blind users listened to on huge Multi-Track Players that NAB, India provided them. Shah All India Talking Book Centre вЂ“ was initiated by NAB, India with the help of equipment presented by the Vocational Rehabilitation Administration, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, United States Government. In 1963 the Talking Book Project вЂ“ now known as the M.