Hello everyone. I am Prabhas Singh from Auraiya, Uttar Pradesh. I am 100% blind. My contact number is 7678142175. Friends, I would like to share some information with you about Union Bank.

Prabhas Singh advises a listener from Bangalore who is looking for a Redmi phone to purchase it online through Amazon, Flipkart, or the Redmi website. If needed, they can ask someone to place the order or visit an MI service center.

Hello everyone. I am Prabhat Singh from Uttar Pradesh, 100% blind. My contact number is 7678142175. Kamlesh Durve Ji from Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, has mentioned some work opportunities for Android users. I would like to request Kamlesh Ji to please explain the details briefly on Hamari Vani. If we find the opportunity suitable, we can consider it further.

Mohammad Aamer from Hapur recommends the Blind Relief Association (BRA) in Delhi for multi-skill training and employment assistance after training. He also provides the IV helpline number 8800004334 for further information.

Mohammad from Uttar Pradesh, who is 100% blind, says that a Delhi company is offering packing work for ₹9,000 per month. He requests Rohit Ji to share the company’s name, full address, and contact details on Hamari Vani so that unemployed blind people can benefit from a genuine job opportunity.

He would like information about smart glasses for the blind.

The speaker clarifies that the SIM-card limit is nine per person, not one. He says the rules were implemented on August 24, 2026, and advises listeners to verify the news carefully to avoid confusion or misinformation.

Govind Ji from Deoria asks about training at the Divyang Chhatrawas in Karala, run by Helping Hand India. The center offers training in computer skills, call-center work, spoken English, candle-making, incense-stick making, and other employment skills. Eligible candidates can contact 9990773454 or 9582291326 for details.

Raj Kumar from Balrampur explains that people with little or no formal education can receive vocational training. Training is available in Delhi, Bihar, and Ahmedabad, including candle-making and other practical skills. In Ahmedabad, a short training program may provide food, accommodation, and employment assistance afterward.

Om Prakash advises someone waiting for books ordered from NIPVD to be patient, as delivery may take 15–20 days or even a month. If calls are not answered, they can try again later or from another number during office hours, around 10 AM to 5 PM.