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The Rotaract Club of RVCE successfully concluded the second and final phase of Awaaz from 15th-30th April, a heartfelt initiative that began in March with the aim of making literature and educational content accessible to visually impaired children. In this concluding phase, volunteers recorded audiobooks in 8+ diverse languages including English, Hindi, Kannada, Coorgi, Tamil, and more. The multilingual recordings encompassed a wide range of content—from storybooks and textbooks to epic narratives such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata—ensuring that children from different regions and linguistic backgrounds could benefit. These audiobooks were carefully curated and distributed to various NGOs based on their specific needs. The club collaborated closely with these organizations to understand the types of material that would be most helpful for their students. The impact of Awaaz has been profound, with several NGOs sending formal acknowledgment letters expressing their gratitude for the initiative’s contribution to inclusive education. This project not only enhanced learning opportunities for visually impaired children but also promoted cultural and linguistic diversity. Through Awaaz, the Rotaract Club of RVCE has taken a meaningful step toward building a more inclusive and accessible world, reflecting the true spirit of service and community engagement.