Yogesh from Mehsana, Gujarat, appeals to all persons with disabilities to lead a drug-free and addiction-free life. He encourages everyone to give up harmful addictions and adopt a healthy lifestyle for their well-being.
Mahi is seeking career guidance and advice for a blind woman who has never lived in a hostel before. She requests listeners to share guidance on how to adjust to hostel life, build confidence, and prepare for education or career opportunities away from home.
Pappu Kumar, District President of the Divyang Sangh in Vaishali, Bihar, congratulates Mamta Kumari Paswan on being elected as the Panchayat President of Mansurpur Halaiya Panchayat, Chehra Kalan Block. He appreciates her achievement as a person with a disability and expresses confidence that her dedication and leadership will inspire others.
The speaker expresses appreciation for Hamari Vaani, describing it as a valuable platform that provides information, opportunities, and support to persons with disabilities. He encourages listeners to connect more persons with disabilities to Hamari Vaani so they can benefit from the platform's services, including information sharing, employment opportunities, and community support.
Query regarding UP PAT and marriage conference.
Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, clarifies that different states have different Gramin Bank customer care numbers. He requests the listener to specify which Gramin Bank they are referring to so that the correct contact number can be provided. Listeners can also contact him directly for assistance in obtaining the appropriate Gramin Bank helpline number.
itendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, shares an update for students with disabilities who are planning to apply for a smartphone. After receiving several inquiries, he confirmed that smartphones are currently not available at the distribution center in Gwalior. He advises students not to travel unnecessarily until the devices become available. He assures listeners that he will share an update on Hamari Vaani as soon as smartphones are available and also offers to provide information over the phone if needed.
Dr. Rajendra from Sitapur, a person with 100% visual impairment and founder of Dr. Rajendra Jagriti Mission – Residential Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind, thanked Hamari Vaani, Swagat Sir, and Rajesh Pathak Ji for their support. He informed listeners that all current training seats at the centre have been filled, and the priority is now to admit younger children. He also appealed for women with visual impairment to join as staff for cooking and administrative work. Additionally, he shared plans to start a girls' hostel soon, with the aim of providing education, training, and rehabilitation while promoting inclusion and changing society's attitude toward persons with disabilities.
The speaker from Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, encourages listeners to share Hamari Vaani with more people so that a larger number of persons with disabilities can benefit from the platform. He also expresses appreciation for Ramchandra Bishnoi for his active contributions and support on Hamari Vaani.
Ramesh Devda from Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh, requests an update on why Madhya Pradesh Mobile Vaani is currently not functioning. He asks the concerned team to explain the reason for the interruption and restore the service as soon as possible, as he regularly relied on the platform for important information and updates.