हातको भाषा र ब्रेलको संसार — निःशुल्क, सधैंका लागि
SanketSiksha is Nepal's first free platform to learn Braille and Nepali Sign Language — built for families, teachers, and every community that deserves to connect.
Braille is a writing system using raised dots. Each letter is a unique pattern of up to 6 dots arranged in a 2×3 grid. Click any dot below to explore.
The 6 dots are numbered 1–6, top to bottom, left column first. Every letter, number, and punctuation in Braille is a combination of these 6 positions. There are 64 possible combinations.
Louis Braille invented this system in 1824 at age 15. He was blind himself, frustrated by the clumsy embossed letters used at the time, and created a system elegant enough to fit under a single fingertip.
Hover or tap any letter to highlight it. Blue dots = raised. Dark dots = flat.
Nepali Sign Language (NSL) uses hand shapes, movement, and facial expressions. Below is the NSL fingerspelling alphabet — one hand shape per letter.
Fingerspelling lets you spell out any word using hand shapes for each letter. It's the foundation of sign language — once you know the alphabet, you can communicate any word, name, or idea.
NSL has its own unique hand shapes distinct from ASL or BSL. Learning NSL fingerspelling connects you directly with Nepal's deaf community.
Did you know?
Nepal has an estimated 32,000+ deaf individuals. NSL became officially recognized in Nepal's constitution in 2015 — but resources to learn it remain extremely scarce.
Tap any card to see the hand shape and how to form it.
Whether you're a beginner, a teacher, or building a curriculum — there's a path for you.
Interactive dot trainer, full alphabet explorer, printable practice sheets, and structured lessons from zero.
Start Braille →Video-based NSL lessons, fingerspelling alphabet, daily phrase guides, and conversation practice.
Start NSL →Downloadable lesson plans, classroom guides, and printable flashcard packs designed for Nepali schools.
Download Kit →Braille, Sign Language, or Teacher Resources — start immediately, no account needed.
Touch the Braille cells, watch hand shape videos, go at your own speed on any phone.
Quick quizzes after each lesson. Track progress without signing up.
Greet a deaf friend, read a Braille sign, help a student — that's the goal.
"Language is the bridge between hearts. SanketSiksha is building that bridge — one dot, one sign, one family at a time."
संकेत शिक्षा · Nepal · 2025
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