Hello everyone, I am Nadar from Godda district, Jharkhand. I would like to share an important update about the Jharkhand pension. The pending pension payments have started being credited. If you have not received your pension yet, please make sure your e-KYC is completed and that your Aadhaar card is linked to your bank account. If everything is complete but your payment is still pending, don't worry. It is expected to be credited by the 30th. I checked my account today, and I have received my pending pension payment. Thank you.
The speaker explains that the white cane is the most important mobility aid for visually impaired people and encourages everyone to use it confidently for safe and independent travel.
Hello, I am Nadir from Godda, Jharkhand. For Sarita Ji, there is a free hostel in Bhiwani, Haryana, offering accommodation, food, education, and monthly clothing. If you are interested, you can contact Mr. Chandrakant Thakur at 7908821857 for more information.
The speaker from Jharkhand appreciates the English-speaking lessons shared on the platform and encourages visually impaired learners to study English. They announce plans to start teaching Braille basics for beginners. They also clarify that blind people can use smartphones and laptops with accessibility features, encourage sharing accurate information, and respond to comments made by other community members
The speaker shared his vision of bringing awareness and opportunities to visually impaired people through collective effort and social service. He emphasized helping others, appreciated community contributors, and encouraged people to use their talents for the betterment of society.
Vijay Kumar Rajak from Jharkhand shared his life journey as a completely blind person who faced significant challenges after losing his father at a young age. He encouraged listeners to keep striving despite difficulties, emphasizing that perseverance and continuous effort help people learn, grow, and succeed in life.
A listener from Dhanbad, Jharkhand shares a phone number for listening to stories. He also explains the menu options users should press after calling to access the stories.
A listener responds to another person's concern about earning money. He says that if they already perform traditional drum or musical performances, they should continue doing it because it is a valuable skill and can provide a good source of income.
A visually impaired listener from Jharkhand is seeking information about vibration speakers. He wants to know where they are available and how he can obtain one. He requests anyone with relevant information to contact him.
Nagir from Jharkhand says that asking for numbers that cannot be blocked is inappropriate and should not be encouraged on Hamari Vaani. He explains that the platform is meant for helping visually impaired people, sharing useful information, and supporting one another.