A warm welcome and heartfelt greetings to Pradeep ji from the city of the Taj Mahal, Agra. We truly appreciate and respect your kindness and simplicity. Along with you, there are also some people who are not only sharing information but are also asking for personal contact numbers here. First of all, we would like to respond to the points raised by Pradeep ji. He has asked around three to four questions and recorded separate audio messages, while some questions were included together in one recording. You mentioned that money, around ₹1300 to ₹1500, has been deducted from your Kotak Mahindra Bank account. This is definitely a matter of concern. You should immediately contact your nearest bank branch to find out the exact reason for these deductions, as only the bank officials can clarify this properly. You may also dial 1088 through Text Dial services or contact the customer care number of your bank directly. This will help you clearly understand why the amount has been deducted. Generally, banks do not deduct money without reason, so please stay calm but take action quickly. If you feel unnecessary charges are being deducted, then you should file a complaint with the Reserve Bank of India through their official email or website. Secondly, regarding personal conversations with Munnalal Bharti ji, I would like to clarify that he does not prefer speaking personally with unknown or unfamiliar people. As everyone knows, Munnalal Bharti is a socially aware and careful person, and we should respect that awareness. We are not here to build personal relationships or friendships, and there is no personal interest in private conversations. Therefore, personal contact numbers cannot be shared publicly here. This has already been explained many times before. Our connection here is only for sharing useful information. If someone asks a question and we know the answer, then we try to help through this platform according to government guidelines and public awareness.
Information about Humari Vaani being a unique support platform in India for blind people, available throughout the day for help, communication, and audio message sharing from Monday to Friday.
Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur asked where to buy the IPL Super Group mobile phone. The phone can be purchased online from platforms like Flipkart and Amazon or from nearby mobile shops and showrooms across India. Prices may vary online and offline. For more details, you can contact Airtel customer care at 1800-419-0525.
Mr. Asaf Khan from Muzaffarnagar asked how to register for School at Home. After pressing button 4, you need to enter your real name, mobile number, and an alternative contact number step by step. The IVR system works clearly in Hindi. For the date of birth, enter it in DDMMYYYY format, exactly as written on your Aadhaar card. For example, 1 January 2000 should be entered as 01012000.
Shiv Kumar Sir, no admit card has been released yet for Railway Recruitment Board Group C, Group D, or RRB NTPC because the application forms have not been issued yet. For more details, call 8800004334 between 10 AM and 5 PM, Monday to Friday. Stay connected with our Vaani for updates.
A speaker discusses the National Association for the Blind talking library and helpline system. He explains the difference between network issues and technical issues, saying that sometimes calls or services stop working due to system-related problems. He hopes the organization and Hamari Vaani will improve the service so visually impaired users can benefit properly.
A speaker responds to Suraj from Uttar Pradesh regarding registration problems on School at Home, a learning initiative run by Helping Hand India. He explains that users can register through the IVR system by pressing option 4 and entering details like name, father’s name, mobile number, and Aadhaar information. He asks Suraj to clearly explain the exact problem and also shares the contact number of Anil Kumar Mishra for further assistance.
A speaker explains to Asif Khan from Uttar Pradesh that affordable 5G smartphones are now available and that government-supported smartphone distribution programs are mainly meant for students. He says applicants usually need proof of studies such as school certificates, ID cards, or fee receipts. He also mentions options like the Social Welfare Department, ALIMCO Arjun Portal, Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya National Institute for Persons with Physical Disabilities, and NIVH in Dehradun for smartphone-related support camps.
Hello Hamari Vaani listeners. I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. Mr. Gopal Saini is looking for private work and is also facing issues with pension and government ration benefits. For pension help, visit the Block Office or Social Welfare Department, or call 180018001995. For ration-related help, contact the Uttar Pradesh Food and Ration Department at 18001800150. These helplines can help you get solutions from home.
A speaker clarified that the number 14454 is not a disability-specific helpline but the nationwide Tele-Law service for free legal assistance. He advised people to share complete and verified information on Our Vaani instead of spreading confusion or false hopes.