I, Rajesh Kumar Pathak, resident of Puragav Bura Choura, am visually impaired. What is your perspective on Hamari Baani (Our Voice)? If your view is positive, then you will certainly feel that after joining Hamari Baani, we have received so many things that we never had access to before. The head of our community is a foreign woman who comes from the land of Punjab. Punjab is deeply rooted in the tradition of gurus. The people there not only eat well themselves, but whether king or commoner, they ensure everyone gets fed. It is from this very land that our most respected Dimple Madam comes. Thanks to her hard work, many of my fellow differently-abled friends have personally called me and said, "Brother, the questions and answers that Dimple Madam shares on Hamari Baani — many of those very questions appeared in our competitive exams!" It so happened that we had listened to Hamari Baani, and as a result, we were able to answer those questions correctly in the exams. Respected Munna Lal ji took care and made this initiative happen. As I’m talking to people, I’m hearing very positive responses. Everyone, in their own way, has contributed to uplifting society. I wish this journey continues. May this thread of love that binds us never break, and may we always continue to speak in a melodious voice.
He need information about S ST MTS form.
Transcript Unavailable.
Deepa is replying with how make railway pass.
He gave information about English speaking course.
In our community of Raj Kumar Path, Menupada village, Bora, Delhi, a fellow member from among the differently-abled community has requested someone to organize a Jagran (a devotional night event). I would like to inform that person that there is a place in Delhi called Seva Kutir. At Seva Kutir, there is a group called Saksham Swarajali. Please pay attention: the group is called Saksham Swarajali, and it is led by the respected Virendra Yadav. He is the head of the group and is successfully organizing Jagrans all over Delhi, the capital of the country. He is well-known among many prominent people, and all the artists in his group are visually impaired — completely blind individuals. I am now sharing his contact number: 9868787853 (Spelled out: Nine Eight Six Eight Seven Eight Seven Eight Five Three) This is Virendra Yadav Ji's number. You may contact him. In his team, they have skilled artists for octopads, keyboards, tabla, harmonium, dholak, drum sets, and all other instruments typically used in Jagrans. All these artists are well-trained. Please reach out to him and fulfill your desire to organize a devotional event.
Hello. In our Vaani, I am Rajesh Kumar Pathand from Mathubura village, Para Delhi Chauraasi. Such a platform is truly a blessing. Our Vaani does not distribute wealth to anyone, and it’s not necessary that the one who has great wealth also has a great heart. The biggest benefit of our Vaani is that by listening to the voices of so many companions, we have all become admirers of each other. Everyone has their own home, their own livelihood, their own joys and sorrows. But when we come into our Vaani, hearing the lively, beautiful, and sweet voices of one another, we find strength to live life. Just now, Chanda Pathak ji shared her thoughts in detail. Virendra Gadhav, a learned teacher, has faced nothing but struggle throughout life, living with his family and moving ahead like a Gandharva (celestial being) — steadily, step by step. And this is the real energy of our Vaani: by listening to each other's stories of struggle, we try to learn from them and follow their path. There is a companion among us who, though alone, is immersed in this great Kumbh (gathering). There is our Mamta from Dhamtari district — she makes garlands, does embroidery, tailoring, stitching. She is so curious — eager to learn how a sewing machine works, how ironing is done. Are these just riddles? No — these are curiosity-filled questions, and hearing them awakens a desire in the heart to do something new and meaningful.
Hello friend, this is good news. How are you? I hope you are doing well and everything is great with your work. I am Deepak Sharma from Delhi. Sonia was talking about joining 100% through Dinesh’s medium. Rahul Kumar from Saran is also joining. People from Uttar Pradesh are asking how many days it takes to verify the railway pass after closing it. I want to tell Rahul Kumar that the railway pass verification after closing takes about two to three months. Within these three months, the railway pass gets verified after closing. And once it is verified, then you can download it online and get it. So what I said is: The railway pass verification after closing takes two to three months. The railway pass gets verified within two to three months after closing. And when the railway pass gets verified after closing, then you can download it online.
He is telling where blind people can complain if the bank does not give them ATM card.
I hope everyone is doing well and staying busy with their work. I am Deepak Sharma from Sonia Vihar, Delhi, and I want to connect through this platform directly with Piyush Kumar who is joining from Yamunanagar district, Haryana. Piyush is asking for information about touchscreen phones (smartphones) — specifically, if there is any place in Delhi where these phones are being given for free. So, here's the information for Piyush Kumar: If you are involved in any educational activity — like studying in 10th, 12th, B.A., M.A., or similar, whether through regular or open schooling — you can get a free Android smartphone in Delhi. You should go to ITO, Delhi. Take the metro and get off at the ITO metro station. From there, head to Deen Dayal Upadhyay College. Once you reach the college, if you are actively studying, you will be eligible to receive a free Android touchscreen phone. Important: You will only receive the phone if you are currently involved in some kind of education — whether it is regular or open schooling. Their requirement is that the person must be actively studying.