Today's Head lines News(20/06/2026)
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Greetings friends, My name is Arun, and I am speaking from Chitrakoot district, Uttar Pradesh. I have been listening to people sharing information about their livelihoods on the Hamari Vaani platform, so I would also like to share my experience. For the past several years, I have been running a small grocery shop as a means of livelihood. While running a shop may seem simple, a visually impaired person has to face many challenges in managing it. For example, it is important to identify different currency notes, detect counterfeit notes, know where various items are placed in the shop, and manage customers and stock efficiently. All these tasks require proper planning, organization, confidence, and continuous learning. Despite the challenges, I have been able to manage my shop and support myself through this work. I would like to encourage other visually impaired friends not to underestimate their abilities. With determination, patience, and the right support, it is possible to run a business and earn a livelihood independently. Thank you.
Hello friends, my name is Pawan Agrawal, and I live in Ganesh Nagar, Delhi. I had asked a question earlier, but I have not received an answer yet. I request anyone who knows the answer to please respond and help me. Thank you.
Hello, this is Vikas Shah from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. I am studying the book Hindi Pragya and would like correct information about Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'. My book says he was born on 11 February 1896, while some online sources show 1897. Could someone please provide the correct birth year and accurate information about his life? Thank you.
Hello, this is Bholu Kumar Yadav from Samastipur, Bihar, and I am 100% blind. I request all listeners to please share the contact number of the Disability Welfare Officer on Hamari Vani as soon as possible. I urgently need the number because I require assistance with disability-related services. Thank you.
Hello, this is Bholu Kumar Yadav from Samastipur, Bihar. I would like to suggest to Praveen Kumar that if you are looking for employment, you can consider self-employment through farming, running a small shop, or working in a company. These options can help you earn an income and support your family. Thank you.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all its listeners. My name is Bholu Kumar Yadav, and I am a 100% visually impaired person from Samastipur district, Bihar. I would like to share some information. Many brothers and sisters are sharing details about their livelihoods, so I also wanted to contribute something through the Hamari Vaani platform. Regarding disability pension, many beneficiaries have already received their pension payments, while many others are still waiting. There is no need to worry, as the pension disbursement process is still ongoing. According to the information available, payments started being credited from around 10 June, and many beneficiaries may receive their pension by 10 or 11 July. Those who do not receive their pension payment should check whether their bank account KYC has been completed and whether their Aadhaar is properly linked and updated with their bank account. In many cases, pension payments may be delayed due to incomplete KYC or Aadhaar-related issues.
Hello, this is Sudhir Chandra from Nagpur. I believe the government should provide more employment opportunities for visually impaired people. Many blind individuals depend on disability pensions, which are often not enough to meet daily needs. Even after completing education and trying for jobs and exams, many people do not get opportunities. This makes life very challenging for visually impaired persons. Thank you.
Hello, this is Virendra from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. For a completely visually impaired person, getting a job can be challenging, so developing skills is important. If you want to become a teacher, a B.Ed. qualification is necessary. You can also learn computer and screen-reader skills through training programs. One good option is the All India Confederation of the Blind in Delhi, which offers a one-year training program and helps candidates find employment opportunities. Focus on gaining skills and training rather than looking for shortcuts to employment. Thank you.