Gujarati uses its own script, which English-only OCR reads as noise. Land records from the Gujarat revenue department, GSEB mark sheets, Torrent and PGVCL bills, and municipal notices from Ahmedabad or Surat are routinely scanned, so the text inside them is locked in an image until a Gujarati model reads it.
When to use this
Common inputs: 7/12 and 8A records from AnyROR, GSEB and GUJCET papers, PGVCL and Torrent Power bills, Ahmedabad and Rajkot municipal notices, co-operative bank passbook scans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Gujarati characters survive the copy to Word?
Yes. Output is Unicode Gujarati, so it pastes correctly into Word, Google Docs and LibreOffice. You may need to pick a Gujarati font such as Shruti or Noto Sans Gujarati for the glyphs to display properly.
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