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Facecomm-Print-Media-Times-of-India
Twitching ears, blinking eyes, rolling eye balls, a twisted nose and curling lips-that is all that the young brothers need to communicate among themselves; no sounds, no use of hands. Just unbelievable Facial expressions!
Facecomm-Print-Media-The-Indian-Express
They do not use their hands or any other part of their body while communicating with each other.... Just their faces. One can actually test them by writing a sentence on a piece of paper and giving it to one of them. He uses his “Face Language” to communicate the contents to the others. And the other writes down the same sentence on another paper complete with all punctuation marks.
Facecomm-Print-Media-Mid-Day
Sharad Gandhi has invented a kind of “FACIAL COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE”, in which he uses a dictionary of expression which only nephew Bharat Gandhi can understand. A new sign Language that uses only Facial Expressions!!!
Facecomm-Print-Media-Bombay-Times
The novel language is set to make waves in the city. The facial communication languagecan be extended to assist the education of the deaf and dumb, and to enable communication without a language barrier as we know it.
Facecomm-Print-Media-Namaskar
Today while we are facing dangers due to the increasing noise pollution, a person from India, Sharad Gandhi developed a unique way of talking without making any noise. He just speaks with facial gestures. To explain his language, he said, “this is a way of talking without speaking, but using only facial expressions and gestures”.
Facecomm-Print-Media-Mumbai-Samachar
Sharad Gandhi challenges the whole world to find any short coming of this language.
Facecomm-Print-Media-Gujarat-Samachar
This silent language has its own grammar and dictionary any message can be conveyed at the speed of 40 words per minute in Gujarati, Hindi, English and Sanskrit and the interpreter at the opposite end deciphers it !