The speaker clarifies that the SIM-card limit is nine per person, not one. He says the rules were implemented on August 24, 2026, and advises listeners to verify the news carefully to avoid confusion or misinformation.
Govind Ji from Deoria asks about training at the Divyang Chhatrawas in Karala, run by Helping Hand India. The center offers training in computer skills, call-center work, spoken English, candle-making, incense-stick making, and other employment skills. Eligible candidates can contact 9990773454 or 9582291326 for details.
Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur advises blind people to be careful when looking for work. He says devotional singing can provide income, but people should work only with reliable and respectful individuals and should not compromise their dignity or identity just to earn money.
The speaker recommends contacting Enable India for guidance and training opportunities for people with disabilities. Enable India offers computer and employment-related training, with eligibility generally starting from Class 10, 12, or graduation.
Munna Lal Bharti explains that farmers across India can call the Kisan Call Centre at 1800-180-1551 for help with PM-KISAN installment issues. Callers should follow the IVR instructions and select their state for assistance.
Helping Hand India provides free vocational training for visually impaired people in Delhi, including computer skills, spoken English, agarbatti and candle making, and call-centre training, along with free hostel and food facilities.
A free hostel and computer-training opportunities are available for persons with disabilities in Karala, Delhi through Helping Hand India. Contact Anil Kumar Mishra during the specified hours for more information.
Hello, Hamari Vaani listeners. I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. I appreciate the team for conducting this survey and trying to understand the daily lives and experiences of persons with disabilities. To make my daily life easier, I try to travel independently and seek public assistance when necessary. In emergencies or difficult situations, I seek help through 112. Although I do not regularly use a smartphone, I understand and use technology whenever possible. I manage most of my daily activities independently, including travelling, dressing, and helping others. I am also happy to participate in such surveys and share my experiences.
Iqbal Hussain can apply to change his white ration card to a red ration card after cancelling the existing card. He can apply online or offline and contact the UP Food and Civil Supplies helpline 1800-1800-150 for guidance.
Hello, Hamari Vaani listeners. My name is Lav Vishwakarma, and I am from Mirzapur. I would like to know why songs, news, and other content are no longer available on the School Platform as before.