Hello to Hamari Vaani and greetings to all the volunteers and listeners. I am Ram Milan from Banda district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am a 100% blind person. Friends, for the past few days I have been hearing many recordings about people being neglected or abandoned by their families. Therefore, I want to share an important message, and I especially request Swagat Sinha ji to kindly broadcast this recording so that this information can reach those who are suffering or have been abandoned by their families. If any brother or sister is facing difficulties, has been separated from family support, has nowhere to stay, is unable to study, wants work, or does not know how to move forward in life, then they may contact me. Although I may not personally have all arrangements, I am involved in social work and will try my best to help such people get connected with safe places, organizations, or support systems where they can live with dignity and feel secure. Nowadays, there are many institutions and organizations that help people in difficult situations, so no one should lose hope. Anyone who is struggling with food, shelter, education, guidance, or support in life may contact me on this number: 8882393571. I repeat, the contact number is 8882393571. I hope this information reaches the right people through Hamari Vaani so that those in need can receive support and live a better and safer life.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all the dear listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Munnalal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. First of all, I would like to share one challenge openly here. Whenever I find any mistake in information or any inappropriate wording in someone’s recording, I will definitely comment on it openly because I am also a listener on this platform. If I notice something wrong, I believe it should be discussed honestly and responsibly. Today, I would like to comment on both male and female participants regarding some recent recordings. A public platform should be used carefully and respectfully. For example, if someone openly says on such a large public platform that they are looking for marriage proposals, then people should respond with maturity and sensitivity. Similarly, I would also like to advise Asif Khan ji that hearing someone’s emotional story or listening to a pleasant voice should not lead to impulsive marriage discussions. Marriage is a serious responsibility and not something that happens simply by speaking casually about it. It involves understanding, family responsibilities, customs, social acceptance, and long-term commitment. At the same time, if a girl is sharing her pain, struggles, or personal experiences on the platform, then making fun of her publicly or treating it lightly is not appropriate.
I am Kallu Singh Mahra from Dewas district, Madhya Pradesh, speaking here. I would like to share a simple self-employment idea for visually impaired brothers and sisters. I am also visually impaired myself. You can make and sell a toy called “Lai Lappa.” To make it, you need to buy small plastic balls from the market. Fill the balls with small stones or pebbles, make a small hole in them, and attach a rubber strip to a small wooden stick. Then insert the stick into the hole of the ball, and your “Lai Lappa” toy will be ready. After making these toys, you can sell them near schools or outside school gates where children gather. Children often like such playing items, and they may buy them for fun and play. By doing this, you may earn around ₹100 to ₹200 per day, or even more depending on sales. Most importantly, it can help you start your own small business and become self-employed. For this work, you only need simple materials like small balls, rubber pieces, and sticks, so the investment is very low.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani. I am Umesh Kumar speaking from Uttar Pradesh through the internet line. I would like to say that Kamla Kant ji from Odisha has been sharing information on Hamari Vaani about AI and voice assistants. This is very useful and informative for all of us, so thank you very much to Kamla Kant ji for spreading awareness and sharing such valuable knowledge. Please continue staying connected with Hamari Vaani and keep informing and educating all of us. I would also like to request that whenever phone numbers or helpline numbers are shared by Enable India or any other organization, they should be spoken slowly and clearly so that listeners can easily remember and note them down properly. This will help more people call and benefit from the information. Thank you, and stay connected with Hamari Vaani.
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At the same time, another question has come regarding marriage introduction conferences, and there has also been a request for my personal contact number. So here I would like to clearly say that Munnalal Bharti does not have any specific information regarding introduction or matrimonial conferences. However, we hope that you will continue listening to Hamari Vaani, and someday you will surely find a good life partner who understands your feelings, cares for you, and with whom you can spend a happy and respectful married life. We pray to God that you find a suitable partner and live your married life with dignity, happiness, and mutual understanding. As far as matrimonial or introduction conferences are concerned, whenever such opportunities arise, respected Shankar Lal Gupta regularly shares information on Hamari Vaani from time to time. Whatever activities or programs are organized by his institution are usually announced through Hamari Vaani itself. Therefore, there is no need to repeatedly make phone calls regarding such matters. These organizations have been working for many years for the welfare of the visually impaired community, so people should trust such institutions. Through Hamari Vaani, they continue to share updates, awareness, and information about their activities and services for the benefit of society.
A warm welcome and heartfelt greetings to Pradeep ji from the city of the Taj Mahal, Agra. We truly appreciate and respect your kindness and simplicity. Along with you, there are also some people who are not only sharing information but are also asking for personal contact numbers here. First of all, we would like to respond to the points raised by Pradeep ji. He has asked around three to four questions and recorded separate audio messages, while some questions were included together in one recording. You mentioned that money, around ₹1300 to ₹1500, has been deducted from your Kotak Mahindra Bank account. This is definitely a matter of concern. You should immediately contact your nearest bank branch to find out the exact reason for these deductions, as only the bank officials can clarify this properly. You may also dial 1088 through Text Dial services or contact the customer care number of your bank directly. This will help you clearly understand why the amount has been deducted. Generally, banks do not deduct money without reason, so please stay calm but take action quickly. If you feel unnecessary charges are being deducted, then you should file a complaint with the Reserve Bank of India through their official email or website. Secondly, regarding personal conversations with Munnalal Bharti ji, I would like to clarify that he does not prefer speaking personally with unknown or unfamiliar people. As everyone knows, Munnalal Bharti is a socially aware and careful person, and we should respect that awareness. We are not here to build personal relationships or friendships, and there is no personal interest in private conversations. Therefore, personal contact numbers cannot be shared publicly here. This has already been explained many times before. Our connection here is only for sharing useful information. If someone asks a question and we know the answer, then we try to help through this platform according to government guidelines and public awareness.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and to all the dear listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Mohanlal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. Dear listeners, today I would like to talk about advertisements on social media. Whenever we use the internet, listen to songs, or search for anything online, we often come across many advertisements first. As we all know, unemployment is a major problem today. Many visually impaired people are facing difficulties because companies are not ready to hire them easily, and government jobs are also limited. A message from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, is also being circulated through telecom companies warning people not to trust advertisements that claim things like “double your money in 25 days.” Such advertisements may be linked to cyber criminals. Therefore, we should ignore such misleading offers. Another old scam advertisement that has been fooling people for years is related to “work from home pencil packing jobs,” where people are asked to pay registration fees of ₹600 or ₹1000. Some members of our visually impaired community are also unknowingly promoting these fake advertisements. I request everyone not to trust such schemes. If you have accidentally shared your personal or banking information with any suspicious person or website, please report it immediately on Cyber Crime Portal or call the cyber helpline number 1930. Please stay alert, stay aware, and protect yourself. Stay connected with Hamari Vaani, and keep listening to Hamari Vaani. We are all with you. Jai Hind.
I am Virendra Gandharv from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Shiv Kumar Yadav ji, you said something very important and correct — many times complete information is not shared properly. Jitendra ji often gives his contact number and talks a lot, but sometimes the full details are not provided. I would like to say one thing: whenever any vacancy information is shared on Hamari Vaani, do not depend completely on that single source. Many times people record and share incomplete information. So, do not sit expecting that someone will provide every detail or call you personally. If you do not use a smartphone, then stay connected with people who do use smartphones. Keep in touch with your friends, teachers, organizations, and people who are aware of job opportunities and competitive exam updates. By doing this, you will receive proper and complete information about where vacancies are available, how many seats are reserved for persons with disabilities and visually impaired candidates, and how to apply. If you stay connected with such people, you will get timely job-related information and will be able to benefit from those opportunities. Thank you.
Hello everyone, this is Virendra Gandharv speaking from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Many people praise Hamari Vaani and say that there is no other platform in India like it that consistently works for the service of visually impaired people. I also believe this is true because Hamari Vaani can be accessed even by people using keypad phones in villages and cities alike. However, if Hamari Vaani truly wants to become more effective and meaningful, then an important step should be taken. At present, listeners are free to share information, but sometimes incomplete or incorrect information is also circulated because many contributors are unknown to us. Some people provide proper information while others give unclear or misleading details, and many unnecessary questions are also raised just for attention. I believe Hamari Vaani should involve officials or authorized representatives from organizations and institutions so that accurate and reliable information reaches the listeners directly. For example, employment opportunities and welfare schemes shared by authorized officers would be more trustworthy and beneficial. This would also reduce unnecessary confusion and encourage people to ask more meaningful questions. If such a system is implemented, Hamari Vaani will become even more reliable and valuable, and educated as well as working professionals may also start listening to it more seriously. Therefore, I once again request the Hamari Vaani team to consider this suggestion for the betterment of the platform.