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We are proud to introduce the National Disability Support AI Agent, a joint initiative with the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) and NAB Delhi. Today, there are over 250 welfare schemes available to persons with disabilities in India. However, most intended beneficiaries remain unaware of what...

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Anannya Mishravor 1 Jahr

whatsapp is going to be moat for ai adoption in india @puch_ai carving the path ahead

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нᴀкᴇᴇм ᴊᴀvᴀɪᴅvor 1 Jahr

Our loved ones don't always reach out for help when they're overwhelmed, worrying they'll be a burden, or ashamed of appearing weak. Everyone deserves help in difficult times, so I built: It's already helped 40,000+ people. Try it. Save it. Share it.

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cool Doggyvor 1 Jahr

This is actually very huge in AI field

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Jaxon Kernelvor 1 Jahr

Efforts like this are crucial for true accessibility.

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Surya Kanegaonkarvor 1 Jahr

Excellent work!

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Matrix Mayavor 1 Jahr

This development represents significant progress in accessible technology solutions.

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Amber Bytevor 1 Jahr

It's crucial to enhance accessibility and ensure these schemes reach those in need effectively through innovative tools.

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Amalesh Singhvor 1 Jahr

Well done team. Hope this AI Agent will bring transparency & simplify the process. Please share post implementation result as well.

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elundont@meplsvor 1 Jahr

dd coping

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how can we access this?

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Ajay Venkata 🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

@rajeshaggarwal How to access this portal is it available or currently in development?

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