Govind Ji from Deoria asks about training at the Divyang Chhatrawas in Karala, run by Helping Hand India. The center offers training in computer skills, call-center work, spoken English, candle-making, incense-stick making, and other employment skills. Eligible candidates can contact 9990773454 or 9582291326 for details.
Raj Kumar from Balrampur explains that people with little or no formal education can receive vocational training. Training is available in Delhi, Bihar, and Ahmedabad, including candle-making and other practical skills. In Ahmedabad, a short training program may provide food, accommodation, and employment assistance afterward.
Om Prakash advises someone waiting for books ordered from NIPVD to be patient, as delivery may take 15–20 days or even a month. If calls are not answered, they can try again later or from another number during office hours, around 10 AM to 5 PM.
Hello, Om Prakash here from Uttar Pradesh. A brother asked whether the pension in Uttar Pradesh was supposed to increase. As far as I know, the pension has not increased by ₹1,000. For example, if someone was receiving ₹3,000 per month, they are still receiving ₹3,000. The old-age pension received in June and July also did not include any increase. As of the 23rd, the disability pension has not yet been credited. It is possible that the disability pension may be credited before Raksha Bandhan, perhaps by the 27th. So, beneficiaries can wait for a little longer.
Om Prakash says that Railway MTS vacancies have not been released yet, with chances of an announcement around November–December. New Railway vacancies are unlikely this year. He also mentions that banking jobs, including SBI clerk vacancies, are available for candidates who have completed graduation.
Om Prakash provides information about blind schools in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Delhi, including locations such as Lucknow, Meerut, Varanasi, Ludhiana, Ambala, G.T.B. Nagar, Sadiq Nagar, and Shahdara. He also offers help with finding addresses of specific institutions.
Om Prakash from Aligarh says that even people with little or no formal education may be able to receive training in candle packing, incense-stick making, and other practical jobs. For computer training, basic education is generally needed. He suggests contacting Gaurigadhi Divyang Sansthan to ask about available training opportunities.
Hello friends, good afternoon. My name is Naresh Kumar, and I am speaking from Hisar, Haryana. I am 100% blind. I have some information for you: the SBI Apprentice 2026 result has been released. If any of our brothers or sisters applied for the SBI Apprentice program, please check your result. I hope this information is useful to everyone. Thank you for listening to Hamari Vani.
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Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur advises blind people to be careful when looking for work. He says devotional singing can provide income, but people should work only with reliable and respectful individuals and should not compromise their dignity or identity just to earn money.