Hello everyone, I’m Sameer Khan from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. I agree with Munnalal Bharti Ji that people should not misuse disability to obtain someone’s personal phone number. I request the administrators of Hamari Vani not to publish recordings that contain personal mobile numbers. If possible, such numbers should be removed or the recording should be rejected. This will help prevent misuse and protect everyone’s privacy.
Meghnath Ram from West Champaran, Bihar, shares a message while traveling by train toward Gorakhpur Junction. He introduces visually impaired artists who perform small artistic activities on trains to earn a living. They request support and opportunities so they can earn enough to meet their basic needs with dignity.
Ram Karan Sahani, a completely visually impaired person from Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, suggests starting an awareness campaign on Namma Vaani to promote understanding of visually impaired people, especially those living in rural areas. The campaign could help people better understand their challenges, needs, and employment opportunities.
Kagesh Kumar is seeking information about EnAble India and its opportunities for visually impaired persons. He wants to know the eligibility requirements, whether EnAble India provides training itself or candidates need prior training, and how blind persons can apply for jobs. I tried calling but number is coming switched off. Swagat.
Ramjeet from Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, currently speaking from Punjab, requests the Hamari Vaani team to publish his recordings, as his previous recordings have not been broadcast. He also requests Satya Prakash to share his contact number with him so they can communicate. Contact number: 972156235491.
He appreciates Hamari Vaani for helping people connect and exchange information. He also requests the EnAble India team to publish recordings more quickly, so that useful information can reach listeners without delay.
Deepak Kumar from Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, who is 100% blind, shares greetings on Nag Panchami and provides an update about the pending Uttar Pradesh disability pension. He says that some beneficiaries have received their pension, while many others are still waiting. He has also contacted the pension department but has not received a clear date for payment. He advises beneficiaries to remain patient and says he will share confirmed information as soon as he receives it. Contact number: 8127672376.
Sonu Gupta, a person with visual impairment, shares information about a new NGO being established in Karala, Delhi, called Gauri Ganesh Dham. The organization will provide training in call-center work, computers, incense-stick and candle making, along with other skills to help blind persons become self-reliant. Participants will also receive a certificate after completing the training. Both men and women can apply. The organization is currently in its initial stage and is looking for suitable participants who maintain good conduct. Contact number: 9990773454.
The speaker from Rewari, Haryana, shares an incident from Bihar in which a person allegedly collected money from women by making false promises about selling incense sticks and providing work opportunities. He warns everyone not to share ATM PINs, CVV numbers, bank account details, Aadhaar, voter ID, or other personal documents with unknown people. He advises people to verify the person and the company before making any payment.
Virendra from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh, shares an awareness message on Organ Donation Day. He encourages persons with disabilities to consider donating healthy organs after death, such as the corneas, kidneys, liver, or other usable organs, so they can help save or improve someone else's life. He appeals to everyone to take a pledge to donate organs and to keep their healthy organs safe and well cared for.