I am Munnalal Bharti speaking from District Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. Dear listeners, today I am feeling extremely happy after hearing this voice. The voice that had once left us is today present among all of us again in this technological world — this is truly remarkable. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude, and no amount of praise would be enough to describe this feeling. Today, we listened to the voice of a very great and respected woman of Hamari Vaani, who is no longer among us. It is with deep sorrow that we now have to place the word “Late” before her name. Today we heard the voice of Late Mrs. Geeta Devi ji, whom we lovingly used to call Geeta Ma’am. In her, we always found a mother’s affection, as well as the love of a teacher. She worked on Hamari Vaani with great dedication and sincerity. But suddenly, on 13th June 2025, she passed away due to illness, which has left all of us saddened and concerned. However, today Hamari Vaani has given us a new miracle to hear once again. This visually impaired, outstanding woman, whose knowledge was heard by people from various parts of India — she touched countless hearts. Many people learned from her, and many even included her teachings in their exam preparation. Today, through this voice message, we got to hear her name once again. We would also like to share her old audio ID for those who wish to listen to her voice and refresh their memories. The audio ID is 906484 — nine zero six four eight four. In this audio, all the Braille contraction lessons presented by Dimple Ma’am are mentioned clearly in detail. Today, no matter how much I thank Hamari Vaani, it will still not be enough. While offering my heartfelt tribute to Geeta Ma’am, I pray to God that her soul rests in peace.
Deedraj from Rewari, Haryana responds to Umesh regarding a forgotten password. He asks Umesh to clarify whether the password is for email or mobile. For email, he suggests using the “Forgot Password” option. For phone issues, he requests the mobile model details so proper guidance can be given. He asks Umesh to share complete information on the platform for better assistance.
Information shared about Anti-corruption helpline number, National highway Helpline number & electricity-related complaints number
Information shared about Ayushman Barath Helpline number
Information shared about National payment helpline number (PFMS)
Appliances Used: Visually impaired individuals can cook using a gas stove, wood-fired stove, Janata stove, or a pump stove, depending on their familiarity and convenience. Vessels: Common cooking vessels like a kadai (wok), dekchi (pot), or pressure cooker can be used. Water Measurement: When cooking in a kadai or pot, approximately 1 to 1.5 liters of water is used, depending on the portion size. Cooking Process: The water is heated first, and the temperature is checked by carefully feeling the warmth with the hand. Once the water is warm, vegetables like potatoes, raw bananas, or pointed gourds are added. Oil and spices such as cumin, chili, and turmeric are added according to preference. Testing for Doneness: To check if the food is cooked, a spatula or ladle is used to lift the vegetables and check their tenderness by hand before removing the vessel from the heat. Would you like me to summarize any other specific parts of this audio for you?
He wanted to know how to download Talkback on his mobile.
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Information international Pulses Day: Importance of Pulses and Legumes for a Healthy Life
Friends, my name is Ajay. I am speaking from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. There is an Android mobile app that can read and identify almost anything you show through the camera. For example, if you keep any documents like caste certificate, domicile certificate, or any other papers, it reads and tells you what is written on them. It can also identify products like oil, soap, tell the name of the soap, and even its price. If there is an address written somewhere on a banner or board, it can read and tell you the address. I have downloaded this app and used it myself. It works very well. It has camera access and reads everything by seeing it through the camera. If you want to find a disability certificate or any document, it reads and explains everything. If you want to check a medicine or tablet, it tells you the name and even how many mg it is. If you want to download this app, I can tell you about it. I don’t remember the name right now, but I will check in my mobile and let you know. Thank you.