Mobile Vaani

Greetings to all EnAble Vaani team members and listeners. My name is Vipin Kumar, and I am from Etah district, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to seek information regarding organizations or institutions that help facilitate marriages for persons with visual impairment. If any listener knows of a trusted organization, matrimonial service, or institution that supports marriages for visually impaired persons, I would be grateful if they could share the information.

Greetings. My name is Pinky Sharma, and I am speaking from Punjab. I would like to make an important request to all listeners. Earlier, I had shared my personal contact number on the platform. Since then, I have been receiving unwanted calls and messages, which has been causing inconvenience and disturbance. I request all users to respect my privacy and refrain from contacting me directly. If the issue continues, I may have to file a formal complaint.

Dharmendra Kumar from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, requests Hamari Vaani users to share their contact numbers when appropriate. He says that while helpline numbers are useful, direct conversations with experienced users can provide more detailed guidance, especially for people who need extra support.

He is asking about job as computer trainer or braille teacher.

Ramchandra Bishnoi from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, appreciates Sheetal for her kind words about Hamari Vaani. He thanks her for listening to the platform, sharing her views, and encourages everyone to continue using and supporting Hamari Vaani. He ends with,

Saheb Mukherjee from Dhanbad, Jharkhand, appreciates the English lessons on Hamari Vaani and suggests that learners regularly practice previous lessons by asking and answering questions with each other. He believes this will improve confidence, reduce fear of speaking English, and help everyone remember what they have learned. He also asks how to say "Sorry" in English and invites others to share their answers and ask questions too.

Greetings to Hamari Vaani, its listeners, and team members. My name is Sheetal Rawat, and I am from Faridabad, Haryana. I am very happy to listen to the recordings and information shared by all the brothers and sisters on this platform. I have been listening to Hamari Vaani for many years, but I had never recorded a message before. Although I often thought about doing so, today I finally decided to record and share my thoughts. I would like to thank the Hamari Vaani team and all contributors for providing such useful information, news, and guidance through this wonderful platform. I would also like to share a little about myself. I am a homemaker. I studied at NIVH and completed my graduation from the University of Delhi. I also received shorthand training from AICB, Rohini, and telephone operator training from NSIC Faridabad. In addition, I completed a fourth-year course in tabla music. Although I have acquired various skills and qualifications, I chose to be a homemaker. However, I always believed that education and skill development are important because we never know what challenges or opportunities life may bring. I would like to encourage all my brothers and sisters not to lose hope, to continue working hard, and to keep developing their abilities. This is my first recording, and I hope it reaches all of you. Stay healthy, stay happy, and remain engaged in your work. Thank you, and goodbye.

Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all its listeners. My name is Munnalal Bharti, and I am a 100% visually impaired person from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to respond to a discussion regarding the types of questions that should be asked on Hamari Vaani. My view is that persons with disabilities are capable of achieving a great deal and should never be underestimated. The intention behind recent suggestions was not to discourage any type of learning or technology-related discussion, but rather to encourage the platform to focus on information that is especially useful and relevant to persons with disabilities. Many basic questions related to mobile phones or routine matters can often be answered through friends, family members, or local contacts, whereas Hamari Vaani provides a unique opportunity to share disability-related information, opportunities, schemes, employment updates, and experiences that may not be easily available elsewhere. At the same time, everyone has the right to ask questions and share information, and differences of opinion are natural in any community. I encourage all listeners to stay connected with Hamari Vaani, continue learning from one another, and use the platform positively for the benefit of the disability community. Thank you.

Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all its listeners. My name is Vikas, and I am speaking from Siddharthnagar, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to say that I really enjoy listening to the content shared on Hamari Vaani. It feels very good to hear the useful information and discussions available on the platform. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation and thanks to the team and all contributors for their efforts. Please continue sharing such informative and inspiring content on Hamari Vaani so that all of us can continue to learn and benefit from it. Thank you.

Wihes for Yog Diwas on 21st June.