Hello, dear Hamari Vani listeners. I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. Mr. Sanjay from Gorakhpur asked whether the disability pension has been stopped. The Uttar Pradesh disability pension scheme is still active, but the latest pension payment has been delayed for administrative reasons. It is expected to be credited during July, so beneficiaries should not worry. For more information, you can call the helpline at 1800-180-1995. Keep your application number, Aadhaar number, bank account number, and registered mobile number ready to get updates on your pension status. Thank you for staying connected with Hamari Vani.
The user wants to know where to get a DAISY player. If you want one free of cost, visit your district's Social Welfare Department and ask for the assistive devices application form. Get it signed and stamped by the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), fill in your personal details, mention that you need a DAISY player, and submit it online through a CSC (Common Service Centre) or public service center. Submit the required documents, including your UDID card, Aadhaar card, disability certificate, caste and residence certificates, and local residence proof. If you want to purchase a DAISY player, contact Saksham in New Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi, at 011-42411015, Monday to Saturday, between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
Munna Lal Bharti thanks a listener from Lucknow for their kind words and trust. He says his goal is not to seek praise but to keep Hamari Vaani a reliable platform by sharing accurate and useful information. He encourages everyone to contribute positively so the community can benefit together.
Munna Lal Bharti welcomes Dharmendra from Gorakhpur and respectfully responds to his comments. He explains that sharing a personal phone number is a matter of individual choice and should not be expected from everyone. He says his focus is on providing accurate information through Hamari Vaani and that trust is built through helpful contributions, not by sharing personal contact details.
The speaker responds to a listener from Uttar Pradesh, saying that the UP disability pension has not yet been credited, but it is expected in July, and the current amount is expected to remain ₹1,000. They also mention that there is no official notification about a pension increase yet. Regarding the Railway exam, they explain that if the listener appeared for the Railway Group B exam, the results have already been announced and should be checked.
If your disability certificate was issued in 2012, you can still use it to apply online for a UDID card. During the application, upload your old certificate. Once approved, you will receive both a new UDID card and an updated disability certificate.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all its listeners. I would like to respond to the query raised by Mohammad Asaf Khan from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, regarding resuming graduation after a break in studies. The process for re-admission or continuation of studies may vary depending on the university, board, and state regulations. In many cases, students who have had a gap in their education may be required to provide a written explanation or affidavit stating the reason for the break in studies, along with their previous academic records and other required documents. Since the exact procedure differs from one institution to another, I would recommend contacting the concerned university or an educational guidance service for accurate information. You may also contact the Iway helpline at 8800043334 between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday, to seek further guidance. I encourage you to continue your education and wish you all the best in pursuing your academic goals. Thank you.
Government welfare benefits are available to all persons with disabilities, not just blind individuals. To qualify for most schemes, a person should have 40% or more disability and a valid disability certificate issued by a Medical Board. People with blindness, locomotor, hearing, speech, and other recognized disabilities can receive benefits according to their eligibility.
The speaker urges people not to misuse Hamari Vani by using fake names or changing their voices to mislead others. They ask everyone to be honest, follow the platform's rules, and help maintain its credibility. Respecting the values of leaders like Dr. B. R. Ambedkar means acting with integrity and earning the trust of others.
The speaker questions the claim that Jai Chakotiya runs an organization providing Braille education for visually impaired people, saying no clear details about its location or activities have been shared. They urge everyone to verify such claims and provide complete, accurate information on Hamari Vani to avoid misleading people and to maintain trust in the platform.