Friends, today we want to give some feedback and also clear some confusion. At the same time, we want to pay our respects to our senior teacher. I would like to greet Mr. Virendra Gandhar, who comes from Rajnath village in Chhattisgarh. We are inspired by your ideology, sir, and we also try to follow a good path. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and helping us with our confusions. Now, regarding online classes: people often say that they can teach us computers online through mobile phones or conduct online computer classes. This is meant for those who are already literate and have some prior knowledge, like us and you. However, for those who have never used a computer before, this becomes very difficult because we simply don’t know anything about it. Online classes clearly require that you have some device, like a laptop, an Android phone, or a computer. It is not enough for someone to just say, “Attend the online class, and we will give lectures while you just listen.” No one can really learn that way, and we certainly cannot. We say this confidently because if we do not have the required device, it’s impossible to follow the class properly. During live sessions, the applications are opened and closed in front of us, so we can see what is being done. This also allows us to receive immediate guidance, like if we are doing something wrong or right. This approach is very good because it is interactive and allows for correction and understanding in real-time. However, this point is often not highlighted: online classes are primarily for those who are literate and have some basic knowledge. But many people present it as if it is for everyone, which can be misleading. We want to bring this hidden point to light so that both sides can understand it clearly. Thank you very much, friends. This was our feedback. We sincerely hope and believe that you will take action on this. Stay connected with us and keep listening to our sessions.
Brother, one of our friends, Rohan Sharma, asked about the recharge rates for Jio in India. Earlier, there used to be all sorts of questions, but now even questions about recharge are coming. So, brother, where have all the customer care people gone? You can get this information through the MyJio app. If someone has an Android phone, they can search there. If not, you can also contact Jio customer care directly. The number for Jio customer care is 199. You can dial this number if you have a Jio SIM. If you don’t have a Jio SIM, you can still contact Jio customer care at 1800-889-9999. Let me explain the number digit by digit in Hindi: एक-आठ-शून्य-शून्य-आठ-आठ-नौ-नौ-नौ-नौ-नौ (1800 88 99999). You can call this number 24/7, any day of the week. Through this number, you can get information not just about Jio in India, but also about all Jio plans—whether it’s for an Android phone or a Jio feature phone. I hope now, brother, you’ll get the information directly from customer care instead of relying on our speech. Because they run the company, they know more than our words ever can. Thank you very much, stay connected with us, and keep listening!
We are connected with Prayagraj—yes, that very Prayagraj, the place where the Mahak (likely referring to some festival or event) is held. Friends, this city is also called the city of Sangam because here the rivers meet. The Ganga comes and meets other rivers here, which is why it is called the city of Sangam. Prayagraj, although earlier known as Allahabad, was naturally renamed Prayagraj. So, now, someone is asking: “Brother, it’s been a year since we passed the 10th grade. Can we get admission in 11th grade next year?” Absolutely, you can get admission. Why not? There is no age limit for studying. Even after ten years, you can continue your education. You can continue your studies wherever you feel there is school admission happening. Friends, it’s completely possible because you have your 10th-grade mark sheet as proof that you passed 10th grade. If there’s a school where admission is open for 11th grade, you can go there and enroll. You can continue your studies. We send you many best wishes and congratulations. We hope this information is clear, and you won’t need to ask the question again. Even if you are studying, this guidance is for you. Remember, this information is for your knowledge; it’s not ours to decide, our role is only to provide the guidance.
Greetings to all listeners of Hamari Vaani. This is Munnalal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. Today, on the death anniversary of our great benefactor Louis Braille, we remember him with deep respect and gratitude. Born on 4 January 1809 in France, Louis Braille invented the Braille script in 1826, which later spread across the world, including India. His contribution has become a guiding light for millions of visually impaired people. He passed away on 6 January 1852 after a long illness. On this occasion, we pay our heartfelt tribute to this महान मसीहा and thank him for his priceless gift.
He recorded the helpline number for creating the UD ID card.
He recorded the Staff Commission Board's helpline number.
Greetings to all listeners of Hamari Vaani. This is Munnalal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. As we have entered the New Year 2026, I would like to share important information, especially useful for persons with disabilities, particularly women. The Government of India’s National Family Planning Welfare helpline provides guidance on health and family planning issues for both women and men. Many people are unaware of available health services, so this helpline helps clear doubts and provides correct information. You can call 1800-116-555 or 1800-180-1104 between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM to speak directly with an executive and get answers to your questions. Please share these numbers with others so more people can benefit.
He provided information on how to obtain the SSC MTS exam admit card.
Happy New Year wish.
He provided information about where and how the music training would be conducted.