"Hello, I am Shashank Nishad from Delhi NCR. I would like to share some information with you all. If anyone is interested in getting admission, please contact our school. Our school is located at Papuniya Road, RK Ashram, Pillar Number 24, Delhi. I am sharing the contact number via WhatsApp, but here it is spoken aloud as well: 88 00 91 99 87 — this is the number of our school warden. Alternatively, you can also call this number: 99 58 89 90 20."
Brother, if you want to get a Delhi Metro card made, then you need to visit a Delhi Metro station. The way you’re speaking or asking—this is not how it works, Yashwant ji, this isn’t Uttarakhand. If you want a Delhi Metro card, only a Delhi Metro card will be issued. Brother, just by your words, it’s clear that you’re referring to a city and also inquiring about the metro card, so you’ll need to go to any Delhi Metro station. Just tell them, “Sir, I want to make a Metro card.” The staff—be it officers, employees, or the ladies sitting there—will assist you. They will ask for your Aadhaar (ID), and then make your Metro card. You’ll need to pay the necessary charges, and your card will be made immediately. There’s no need to wander or go to any special place. It’s not like a UDID card, where a medical officer’s approval or a hospital visit is required. In the case of the Metro card, just go to any metro station and get it done. There’s no confusion or discrimination—like “this is only for persons with disabilities” or “this is only for others.” You can approach anyone at the metro station. Any official there will help you, even the security staff can guide you. Ideally, we shouldn't have to explain all this, but many of our friends don’t fully understand the process. That’s why we’re explaining it in this way—so that everyone can understand clearly. Our only intention is to take everyone along with us on this journey, and Hamari Vaani (Our Voice) also believes in including everyone. So, we take this pledge—to move forward together, with unity and understanding.
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Hello friends, I am Yasho speaking from Hundred Percent Bana, Uttarakhand, in the district of Bageshwar. Friends, I need this information: We want to make a Delhi Metro card, so how do we make it, and where do we make it? Whoever knows, please record this for us and tell us. We want to make a Delhi Metro card — how is it made, where is it made, and what is the process? Please do record this information and let us know.
Hello friends, good afternoon. This is Deepak Sharma speaking from Delhi, from Sone Vihar. Mr. Mishra, who is 100% blind and from Badaun, Uttar Pradesh, wants to know about marriage in Badaun — he is saying he is ready. Also, Mr. Mitri wants to know how to make a Railway Concession Card. So, how can the Railway Concession Card be made? What all documents are needed? Let me tell you — you will need: Aadhar card Disability ID card Disability certificate And if you have studied (education), then take your mark sheets as well. And if you haven’t studied, then no problem. The rest of the documents needed are: Aadhar card Disability ID card Disability certificate And if you’ve done any education, take proof of that with you. If not, then it’s not an issue. Alright, thank you.
Hello, to our organization and its officials, and to all disabled brothers and sisters. I am Subhash speaking from Ambedkar Nagar district, UP. I have 100% vision. I want to know that many of you are saying that for the disability pension in UP, how will the KYC be done and where do we have to get it done? I am not understanding this. Please, any brothers or sisters who know about this, kindly help.
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"The land of Jaunpur is like fire itself! Our friend Mr. Yadav has joined us, and I want to connect with him directly. Mr. Yadav says he wants to learn the harmonium, but his voice isn’t cooperating. If your voice isn’t working well, then consider learning another instrument—like the dholak or tabla. This year’s time has already passed, but in June or July of next year (2026), please get in touch. You can take admission at our center in Dehradun, NIPS, where you’ll receive foundational training in harmonium, tabla, dholak—whatever you wish to learn. But Yadav ji, why are you getting disheartened so soon just because your voice isn’t cooperating? Let me give you my phone number: 93501-66110. Please call me on this number, and I will personally see what’s going on with your voice. From what I’ve heard, your voice sounds like it has great potential—you just need a little support. Don’t be disappointed. Jaunpur is the land of brave sons, artists, and scholars. The history of Jaunpur is powerful. A person from Jaunpur never gives up in the face of difficulty or crisis. Think of your own Chaukia Maai—people from all over the country come for her blessings. The divine power sits in Jaunpur, and yet you feel afraid? No—never be afraid! Always stay strong. The day even one of our brothers loses courage in tough times, that’s the day we lose our identity in society. Yes, there are tough challenges in front of us, like chewing iron pellets—but even those iron pellets, we can grind down!"
I, Rajesh Kumar Pathak, from Tripura village, Burari, Delhi, am a person with a disability. There is a respected person, Ram Karan Ji, who resides in Ayodhya and is immersed in the service of Lord Ram in the Shahadat Ganj area. Sir, I extend my heartfelt greetings to you. You are truly fortunate to be absorbed in the name of Lord Ram. May the Lord bless you, and may this devotional singing bring new happiness, growth, prosperity, and fulfillment into your life. Now, coming to your question regarding the changes made by CBSE: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has stopped conducting the 10th and 12th exams for private candidates. This is the biggest change—now a blind or disabled person cannot give the 10th class exam directly through CBSE as a private candidate. For blind students, many kinds of hurdles have been created. For example, if you want to appear from Delhi, you need to have a Delhi Aadhar card. But where would a person get that made? Sometimes an organization might help by giving their address for Aadhar, but only if you are staying there. So, these kinds of rules have been created by CBSE. If you have already passed 10th grade, then you can appear for the 12th grade exam through Open School (like NIOS), based on your 10th certificate. But yes, you will have to take migration from CBSE to do that. As for writers (scribes) for disabled candidates in exams—there’s a rule that for 10th-level exams, the scribe must be of 7th or 8th-grade level. Although the Secretary issued an order about this, the exam-conducting agencies have rejected the Secretary’s directions. Now, Santosh Kumar Lumta Ji, the head of the National Disabled Federation, is preparing to knock on the doors of the Supreme Court. So, day by day, disabled individuals are facing only more and more difficulties. Our entire team and all our federations associated with our organization request that: we are not against technology, but...