In our Vani (speech/channel), respected Rajendra Kumar Pathak from Delhi has a complete and trustworthy association. Friends, through our Vani, many people are receiving all kinds of benefits. Our Vani is a social channel, and its philosophy is truly remarkable — “By the disabled, for the disabled.” This philosophy and its light are truly unique and noble. It is not just about gathering great thoughts, but about thinking deeply and bringing thoughts into action. For example, if someone gives advice through their ideas, and another companion acts upon that advice, their previously stuck work gets done — that becomes the embodiment of thought. Many of our young women share their experiences here, and it feels good. Among us, there is also a senior and respected member, Gandharv Ji, who has a wealth of experience. Being a senior and a university teacher, every word he speaks holds great significance. Whenever he feels it is appropriate, he shares his thoughts here in our Vani, which greatly benefits everyone. These are the advantages of our Vani. Nowadays, the environment in our Vani is a bit quiet; it seems there are fewer updates in the Employment Channel, and only a few in the Solutions Channel as well. I hope that the active participation of our companions continues, and that our researchers and self-inspired friends keep contributing with the same enthusiasm.
Yes, daughter, I understand you. Regarding your work and the items, I, Deepa Sharma from Delhi, Sonia, am speaking. I want to join 100% directly through this platform with Deesh Kumar, who is connecting from Chamoli district, Uttarakhand. He asked me if he needs a hostel in Delhi. There are many hostels, so I said yes, absolutely. There are quite a few hostels in Delhi; you can contact any of them. There is a new hostel opened in Jagatpuri, Delhi. You can definitely come. I leave the owner’s number on our “Vani” platform (our platform), not directly by phone. So, I’m giving you the information here. Yes, there is a hostel, and everything is provided for free. You can come here; all facilities are available—food, lodging, soap, toiletries, brush, etc. Clothes are also provided. There’s no problem at all. You can contact me if needed, but I don’t give my own number; I leave the owner’s number for you to contact them. So please contact them directly. Thank you. Here is the number for Jagatpuri, Delhi: 9650 935854 (Ninety-six fifty, nine three five, eight five four)
Hello friends, I am Vinish Kumar Raj from Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, speaking to you on a 100% clear line. Friends, I have appeared on this platform after a very long time and long interval. So friends, if there is any hostel in Delhi, please contact me and let me know. My phone number is 8392899716, and my second number is 735... (part missing). If you want to join or participate, you can contact me at these numbers — I have also shared my numbers on Vaani. Only those who know how to play cricket or have experience in the game should call. Please, those who have no idea or experience about the game should not call. Only people who understand cricket and know how to play are allowed to contact. Also, if anyone knows about any hostels in Delhi, please call and share that information with me, because I have cricket trials coming up in both Delhi and Uttarakhand. So, friends, if anyone is interested in playing cricket or has a passion for the game, please contact me and share the information.
For Hamari Vani, I am Rajesh Kumar Patand from Natpura village, Delhi Chaurasi. Friends, I would like to share a few thoughts about the Delhi Metro, especially regarding the facilities provided for people with disabilities and our other divyang (differently-abled) companions. I have noticed that in the Delhi Metro, there is also an arrangement for wheelchairs for those who have difficulty walking or cannot walk at all. I have personally seen that when one of my companions was sitting next to me and the station arrived, as soon as he slightly raised his hand, an attendant immediately came with a wheelchair to assist him. This gave me a great sense of satisfaction. Nowadays, you can also apply for the Metro card online, because sometimes when we buy paper tickets, if they get folded or damaged, the machine does not accept them, and we have to stand in line again. But if you get a smart card, you don’t have to face all these problems—just tap your card at the entry gate and again at the exit gate, and that’s it. The Delhi Metro provides many such facilities for people with disabilities. Inside the metro premises, there are also tactile paths (trails) for the visually impaired, which have been specially constructed for their convenience. What is really needed now is that organizations working for the visually impaired, especially in big cities, should take the initiative to organize mobility training from time to time at railway and metro stations. This would help us navigate and travel with even greater ease and confidence.
Hello, I am Rajd Kumar, a teacher at the Blind School in Delhi. A listener friend has asked about traveling in the metro. Absolutely, you will get full assistance in the metro. When you go to travel in the metro, yes, let me clarify—there is no discount or free ride for anyone; there is no concession on fares. However, if you are a person with a disability or visually impaired, you will get full help. When you enter the metro, you need to go to the counter to get your ticket. Once you have the ticket, you can inform the staff that you are a visually impaired person and need a helper or guard. You may need to wait a little, and then a guard will come to assist you. The guard will guide you to the metro, check your ticket, and help you board. If you need to change trains midway, you need to be aware of your station. When you get off at the station, another guard will meet you, note your name and mobile number, and assist you to board the next train for the remainder of your journey. After completing your journey, when you get off at your destination station, a guard will meet you and help you exit at the correct gate, and then their responsibility ends. This is the system in Delhi metro. Metro systems also operate in Maharashtra, Bihar, and Kanpur in UP. The system might vary slightly from city to city, but in Delhi, everything is quite accessible. Even at exam centers, there is rarely any problem. Often, the public and government staff in Delhi are very helpful, so visually impaired people usually get the help they need here.
Hello friends, this is Yash speaking, 100% from the state of Uttarakhand, Bageshwar district. Brothers and sisters, I need the contact number of Delhi University. So, brothers and sisters, if any of you have the number of DU college, please make a record of it for me. Thank you very much.
He provided information on where and how to get Braille Watch for the blind.
He has informed the form for Railway Group C NTPC has been released.
Shubhash is asking price and other features of Motorola from Dedraj.
Where and how will the life certificate be made in Delhi and what documents are required for it, he want information about them.