The Easiest Shorthand

‘The Easiest SHORTHAND’, a unique shorthand system, is based on natural principles and scientific approach. The system provides distinctive & well defined rules, and, hence, it is free from all the drawbacks, as found in other prevalent systems of shorthand. Proudly claiming, this is the most comprehensive, organised and the easiest system of shorthand in the world ever introduced. Most significantly, this system recommends joined vowel-signs, i.e. without lifting the pen/pencil; such process facilitates high-speed writing and easy transcription. The complete theory of this system takes just two weeks, speed of 80-100 wpm in three months, and speed of 120-160 wpm in six months to a year. The system provides sound technical provisions for the formation of ‘speed giving outlines’ to achieve speed of 200 wpm or more in the shortest possible time. Adaptability of this system to other languages such as Hindi, Urdu, French, German, etc. is the special privilege, obtained by joined vowel-signs and sound principles. This has been mentioned by Dean, IIT, Madras, in his project on this system titled as “Computer assisted multi-lingual text generation from Phonetic Shorthand” submitted to the Department of Electronics (DoE), Govt. of India, long back, that this shorthand system follows a very logical set of rules and, being entirely phonetic based, is applicable to all other languages simultaneously. In view of special characteristics of this shorthand system, the shorthand is no longer a difficult or burdensome subject, rather interesting one. The people aspiring to become Stenographers/Personal Assistants/Parliamentary Reporters can feel assured of success in shorthand skill tests. Many students trained through this system have already been working as PAs/Secretaries in various Government and private organisations. Moreover, this system could be highly useful for Journalists, staff of law firms, office executives, students for minute-taking, recording instructions/messages, lectures, etc.