Clarence – a male crocodile who has an inferiority complex. He is proud of his ability to swim, but otherwise can get very nervous around other characters. Since the start of 2005, many new episodes of Pic Me have involved two viewers, instead of just one. These "best friends" type episodes have the main star viewer holding, or looking at, a picture of their real-life "best friend". Another episode starring the "best friend" is shown at a later date, with the situation regarding the pictures mirrored.

The detail entered in this software determines the eligibility status of a mother to Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy Maternity Benefit Scheme. This article's lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points. Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article. ( January 2019) The PICME stories enable a child to star in an episode alongside six cute animal friends. Neville the Elephant, Banjo the Monkey, Gerty the Giraffe, Juno the Lion, Clarence the Crocodile and Umi the Parrot. Each character has a different personality and abilities and attributes. Juno – a male lion with a nasal voice. He is generally insecure and often seen to be frightened of confrontation. He is very forgetful, but loves having fun with his friends.PICME is an entertaining and educational animated series for a pre-school audience. The unique concept behind PICME is that, from text to graphics, it is completely personalised. Featuring Bob the Builder, Thomas & Friends, The Wiggles and Fireman Sam, this collection boasts all of your child's most POP-ular characters. Gerty – a female giraffe. She is quite intelligent and loves to cook, but is very fussy and likes things to be clean. The episode "Journey into Space" was included as a bonus episode on several HIT Entertainment DVDs in the United Kingdom in January 2007, such as "Incredibubble Children's Favourites", Angelina Ballerina - Angelina Sets Sail, and Fireman Sam on Stage.

Neville – a blue, male elephant. He is the most intelligent character and is the character who gives everyone else good advice. They all ask him questions and – after screwing up his eyes – he will eventually give the right answer. He is a moral character and teaches the others right from wrong.Incredibubble Children's Favourites is a UK DVD that was released on 22 January 2007. It features a fifth season episode of Fireman Sam. After confirming her pregnancy, the Village Health Nurse / Urban Health Nurse will register the details collected in PICME software and give RCH ID to the pregnant mother. RCH stands for Reproductive and Child Health. All Married/Pregnant Women in the age group of 15 to 49 will be issued an unique identification number (RCH ID), which can be used for any number of pregnancies. Pregnant mothers can approach the Village Health Nurse / Urban Health Nurse in her area and register her pregnancy. Even if the mother does not have RCH ID at the time of delivery, she must register immediately at least after delivery and submit the RCH ID to the hospital concerned.

The pregnant mother can approach the nearest e-seva centre and pre-register her pregnancy at free of cost.Periodical SMS will be sent to the mothers mobile and remind the services to be availed by the mother/child. The child star explores the PICME environment helping the animals with puzzles and play, the child is instrumental in resolving any story dilemma or task posed. PICME’s core theme is one of social interaction, helping one another and basic learning. So whether you want to journey into space, take a trip in a flying machine or stop a runaway snowmobile, this DVD is FIZZLING with laughter and fun! Umi – a red, female parrot. She is clever and fun-loving, but can have a brash attitude towards other characters, although not the "Little Boy" or "Little Girl". She is very talkative, but friendly. She enjoys carrying her friends into the air to "look at the sky". Presumably they enjoy this.

The goal of the show is to help teach children. The viewers learn lessons from the differences between right and wrong (not telling lies etc.) to learning shapes, colours and counting.