Banmali Singh Parihar, a retired Havaldar from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, shares information about getting a railway pass online. He says applicants need to provide their Aadhaar card, photograph, and UDID card. He mentions that his son, Shivam Parihar, helps with the process and can arrange the pass within 24 hours, without requiring multiple visits. For assistance, listeners can contact: Banmali Singh Parihar: 8085871766 Shivam Parihar: 7049577251 He shares this information to help persons with vision impairment avoid unnecessary difficulties and travel while applying for their railway pass.
Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, clarifies that different states have different Gramin Bank customer care numbers. He requests the listener to specify which Gramin Bank they are referring to so that the correct contact number can be provided. Listeners can also contact him directly for assistance in obtaining the appropriate Gramin Bank helpline number.
Hello, I am Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior district, Madhya Pradesh, and I am completely visually impaired. One of our friends asked for the Highway Helpline number. I would like to share it: Highway Helpline Number: 880004334 (as provided in the message) For more information or assistance, you can also contact me on my mobile number: 8462970202. Thank you.
Hello everyone. If you want to get a Railway Pass for online ticket booking, you need your Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, and UDID Card (students should also provide their marksheet). You can apply online using your mobile or visit a nearby online service center for help. Once approved, you can book railway tickets online. For assistance, contact 8462970202. Thank you.
Hello, I am Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior district, Madhya Pradesh, and I am completely visually impaired. I have an important update for students from any state. This information is for students studying in Class 9 and above, including college students. The National Scholarship application process has started. You can now apply for the scholarship. Since the application period is limited and the website may become busy later, it is advisable to apply as soon as possible after taking admission. Apply for the National Scholarship to receive financial support and continue your education. For more information, you can contact me on my mobile number. Thank you.
Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, shares information about educational opportunities for persons with visual impairment in Gwalior. He mentions Madhav Andha Ashram, a residential school that provides education from Class 1 to Class 12 along with hostel, food, and accommodation facilities. He also shares his experience of completing an ITI course at the Gwalior ITI campus, where residential facilities, a laptop, and a monthly stipend for non-residential students were provided. He further mentions completing his bachelor's degree and currently pursuing a master's degree in Gwalior, encouraging listeners to contact him for more information.
itendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, shares an update for students with disabilities who are planning to apply for a smartphone. After receiving several inquiries, he confirmed that smartphones are currently not available at the distribution center in Gwalior. He advises students not to travel unnecessarily until the devices become available. He assures listeners that he will share an update on Hamari Vaani as soon as smartphones are available and also offers to provide information over the phone if needed.
Hello, I am Satyaveer, 100% blind, speaking from Gwalior. I use ‘Hamare Vani’. I want to ask for some information—if anyone has the Google Pay number, please let me know. Thank you. And Manalal Bharti brother, greetings to you. I sincerely thank you for answering my previous question. I want to ask—on ‘School at Home’, the YouTube service that runs, on which number can we access it, especially for you? And what kind of content can we listen to on it?
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The speaker highlights delay in disability pension in Madhya Pradesh and urges others to raise the issue collectively.