Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On the occasion of 26th January (Republic Day of India), students of DISLI have made a sincere learning-based attempt to interpret the patriotic song “Sandeshe Aate Hain” in Indian Sign Language (ISL).
This interpretation has been performed during the learning process. As students are still in the practice phase, there may be minor inaccuracies. Learning improves through continuous practice, guidance, and encouragement, and every attempt helps in building confidence and skill.
This effort reflects not only patriotism but also the importance of accessibility and inclusion, where messages are expressed beyond spoken words and reach everyone.
We humbly request viewers to support this learning journey.
This video is created solely for educational, non-commercial, and accessibility purposes.
The intent of this interpretation is to make the song accessible to Deaf viewers through Indian Sign Language.
We do not claim ownership of the original song or audio.
All rights belong to the respective copyright holders.
No copyright infringement is intended.
#IndianSignLanguage #DEPwD #ISLRTC
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Welcome to ISLRTC’s YouTube channel where you can learn about Indian Sign Language (ISL), the sign language used by the deaf community in India.
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You can contact us here:
Facebook: facebook.com/islrtc
Instagram: instagram.com/islrtcofficial
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If you want to know more about ISL of India, check out:
ISLRTC: islrtc.nic.in
ISL Dictionary Website: divyangjan.depwd.gov.in/islrtc
Twitter: twitter.com/islrtc
Facebook : @islrtcindia
Instagram : @islrtcofficial
E-mail ID: islrtcnewdelhi@gmail.com
On the occasion of 26th January (Republic Day of India), students of DISLI have made a sincere learning-based attempt to interpret the patriotic song “Sandeshe Aate Hain” in Indian Sign Language (ISL).
This interpretation has been performed during the learning process. As students are still in the practice phase, there may be minor inaccuracies. Learning improves through continuous practice, guidance, and encouragement, and every attempt helps in building confidence and skill.
This effort reflects not only patriotism but also the importance of accessibility and inclusion, where messages are expressed beyond spoken words and reach everyone.
We humbly request viewers to support this learning journey.
This video is created solely for educational, non-commercial, and accessibility purposes.
The intent of this interpretation is to make the song accessible to Deaf viewers through Indian Sign Language.
We do not claim ownership of the original song or audio.
All rights belong to the respective copyright holders.
No copyright infringement is intended.
#IndianSignLanguage #DEPwD #ISLRTC
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Welcome to ISLRTC’s YouTube channel where you can learn about Indian Sign Language (ISL), the sign language used by the deaf community in India.
--------------------------
You can contact us here:
Facebook: facebook.com/islrtc
Instagram: instagram.com/islrtcofficial
--------------------------
If you want to know more about ISL of India, check out:
ISLRTC: islrtc.nic.in
ISL Dictionary Website: divyangjan.depwd.gov.in/islrtc
Twitter: twitter.com/islrtc
Facebook : @islrtcindia
Instagram : @islrtcofficial
E-mail ID: islrtcnewdelhi@gmail.com
