Om Prakash explains how to update the address and mobile number on an Aadhaar card. He suggests carrying the father’s Aadhaar card, an identity document, photographs, and other required documents. A birth certificate or marksheet may also be useful for updating personal details.
Om Prakash explains that a talking watch can be purchased from Saksham’s website or bought offline from Chandni Chowk, Delhi.
Om Prakash provides information about hostels for visually impaired students in Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana, including locations in Delhi, Ludhiana, and Ambala, where students can stay and continue their education.
Om Prakash suggests using YouTube to study online. Students can find many channels covering different classes, courses, subjects, and syllabi.
Mon Kumar from Samastipur, Bihar, shares information about the Government Blind School in Panipat, Haryana, near Ram Lal Chowk, Model Town. He says the school provides good education and shares contact numbers for further information.
Nimesh Samar Pal from Badaun, who is 100% blind, provides information about training centers for visually impaired people. He mentions training in computer skills, massage, candle-making, incense sticks, paper bags, sewing, soap-making, and other skills. He invites interested people to contact him for more details.
Nimesh Amar Pal from Badaun, Uttar Pradesh, shares an update about the delayed disability pension. He says the pension is expected to be credited on September 9, including any pending installments, based on information he received from the concerned department.
Short English Translation: Samarjeet Yadav from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, suggests a teaching opportunity for Poonam Yadav at Arunima School for the Blind in Prayagraj. He says there is a teaching vacancy and asks Poonam to contact him and share her educational qualifications.
Rajkumar explains that Mr. Katilal Guria can take the NIOS exam from a center in Madhya Pradesh. He mentions that a writer/scribe can be arranged through the exam center if needed. He also discusses the NIOS fees and recommends NIOS over some state boards because of better recognition.
I am Munna Lal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. People with disabilities are working in many different fields according to their qualifications, although their numbers may still be low. Sometimes, however, we hear about people who are not actually disabled but misuse the disability quota to get jobs. This shows that there is still a lack of awareness in society. As for employment, educated and qualified people with disabilities should definitely raise their voices for opportunities. If someone does not get a job, they should continue trying rather than lose hope. People with disabilities are already working in banking, railways, SSC, cricket, and many other sectors.