Communication is essential for education, healthcare, employment, and daily life. However, it is often observed that deaf and mute individuals face difficulties communicating with people who do not understand sign language.
In many situations, important information may be difficult to convey during conversations in schools, hospitals, public offices, shops, and transportation services. Since most people are not trained in sign language, misunderstandings and communication gaps may occur.
I have observed that communication barriers can make daily interactions more challenging for deaf and mute individuals, limiting their ability to express needs, ask questions, or participate fully in society. At the same time, hearing individuals may also struggle to understand and assist effectively.
This problem highlights the need for better accessibility, awareness of sign language, and inclusive communication tools that can help bridge the gap between deaf-mute individuals and the general public.