The speaker, a student from Bihar currently studying in Delhi, expresses gratitude to Enable India for helping them learn English. They thank the organization and encourage it to continue providing English education and support to learners.
The speaker asks whether a visually impaired person holding a railway concession pass can receive a concession ticket when traveling alone, without an attendant. They request accurate information from anyone familiar with the railway concession rules for blind passengers.
Hello, this is Deepak from Delhi. I would like to know whether General B.Ed. or Special B.Ed. can be pursued through open or distance learning. If anyone knows the answer, please let me know. Thank you.
A contact number is being shared for Shri Shankar Lal Gupta, a social worker who runs an organization for visually impaired girls in Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh. Visually impaired women and girls can contact him for support, skill development, and information about the organization. Thank you.
Shiva, a visually impaired person from Delhi, is seeking the contact number of Shankar Lal Gupta. He requests anyone with the information to share it with him.
The speaker explains that Braille books are available through major institutions in India such as Braille presses in Delhi, Haryana, Dehradun, and Rajasthan, where visually impaired people can obtain educational and general-reading materials, though most non-course books must be purchased.
A listener is requesting the contact number of the NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) Board. He asks anyone who has the correct number to share it through Hamari Vaani.
Hello listeners, this is Deepak Sharma from Sonia Vihar, Delhi. I would like to respond to Mr. Sudhir Kumar from Nagpur, Maharashtra, who asked for the UDID card helpline number. The helpline number has been shared before, but many people may have missed it. The UDID Card Helpline Number is: 011-24365019. You can call this number whenever you need assistance regarding your UDID card. Thank you, and Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.
Hello listeners of Hamari Vani, This is Deepak Sharma speaking from Sonia Vihar, Delhi. Someone asked whether the highway helpline number has changed. Yes, it was changed quite some time ago. The highway helpline number is 8800004334. You can call this number whenever you need assistance related to highways. Calls can be made from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. According to the information shared, calls are generally attended during these hours, and you may not be able to reach them after 5:00 PM. Thank you.
Hello, this is Deepak Sharma from Delhi. Responding to Rashid Khan from Muzaffarnagar, if you need a smartphone, you can visit ITO in Delhi. Students studying through open or regular education may be eligible. Carry your Aadhaar card, disability certificate, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, and proof of current studies. These documents may help you apply for a smartphone. Thank you.