Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
Hello, this is Rajesh Kumar Pathak from Nathpura village, Burari, Delhi. Through respected Swagat ji, an important announcement has been made on Hamari Vaani, which marks another milestone—the launch of Hamari Vaani in the English language as a separate channel. This is a big success for the platform. The English channel will be especially beneficial for young people who wish to learn or improve their English-speaking skills. Many of our friends from remote areas like Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, and Assam speak limited Hindi, and over time their Hindi improves through regular use. In the same way, by joining the English channel, even if mistakes are made initially, practice will gradually lead to improvement. I sincerely thank Swagat ji and the entire team for this achievement and hope that in the future Hamari Vaani will expand into many Indian languages, so that language never becomes a barrier for anyone in our country.
Hello, I am Anoj Kumar Kaushal from Delhi. I would like to sincerely thank Gayatri Sharma ji. She recorded [the session] very well, and her presentation was excellent. I hope she continues making recordings like this, as it will encourage her further. When you record something, you will also feel that, yes, we have made a good recording. Encouraging someone else makes us feel even better. I hope you continue recording more. Thank you.
Hello friends, I am Anaj Kumar Kaushal from Najafgarh, Delhi. I am completely blind. I would like to say that you have provided very good information. I feel your knowledge about the Panchang (Hindu calendar/almanac) is excellent. I have a keen interest in the Panchang, and I hope you will also share some new information with me. I want to learn from you as well. I have been searching for a long time for a master who has some interest in the Panchang, and I am fortunate to have found you. You are retired from music, which is very good, and I believe that you must have taught many people before, including your father. I hope you will share with me as much knowledge about the Panchang as you have. I have complete faith in you. Thank you.
Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
He want to know the helpline number for storytelling.
I, Ravindras Chauhan, want to know from the Education Department whether I have obtained this facility (or benefit). It has been three or four months, but I have not received any message or call. Please provide information regarding this. Will I receive a message or a call for the interview/exam? Please inform me. My brothers and sisters, my phone number is 82979391905. Thank you.
He have formed a technical group. who want to join this group should contact the given number.
He wanted to know how much the disability pension in Delhi had increased and when he would receive it.
Hello, this is I. K. Bhalla, a retired music teacher from Delhi, speaking on Awaaz Ki Duniya. Greetings to everyone. Earlier, I had recorded a message explaining the two phases (Paksha) of the Hindu lunar month. I would now like to briefly explain the first and last dates of these phases. The first day of each Paksha is called Pratipada, which marks the beginning of the lunar month or the respective phase. The last day of the Shukla Paksha is Purnima, when the full moon is visible. Similarly, the last day of the Krishna Paksha is Amavasya, when the moon is not visible.