Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications on Monday announced the launch of Braille bill service for providing postpaid bills to the visually impaired.
The Braille bill service is part of convenience options that Reliance Mobile is introducing in the Indian market for its over 110 million mobile subscribers, RCom said in a statement.
Its a first-ever initiative taken by an Indian telecom operator, it said.
The service is in line with the Reliance ADA Group's corporate social responsibility objectives, it added.
"There are currently 45 million people suffering from complete visual impairment across the globe. Out of these, nearly 12 million reside in India.
Our new service is in line with our objective to delight our customers through innovations that touch their lives," RCom President (Corporate-Customer Service) Anurag Prashar said.
The service will be available free of cost, he added.
It will be available for postpaid customers across all product lines of RCom's wireless business.
The bill will provide key details of current usage, bill amount, last dues, last payment and adjustments made.
