The question related to NIOS was actually asked by Mr. Balkaran Pandey, but in the audio, we mistakenly mentioned the name of Mr. Subhash Kumar Gautam. When I listened to the audio, I was quite surprised. I sincerely apologize to Mr. Subhash Kumar Gautam for mistakenly taking your name. The rest of the information that was shared was correct; only the name was wrongly mentioned. This was a small mistake from my side. It was Mr. Balkaran Pandey who asked the question, but we mentioned Mr. Subhash Kumar Gautam. I apologize for this, and I assure you that we will be more careful in the future. I understand this might have caused some discomfort—after all, your name was mentioned even though you didn’t ask the question. Please don’t take it negatively or be upset. We promise to be more attentive and accurate going forward. These kinds of mistakes rarely happen, but sometimes while speaking, such slip-ups occur. So once again, I sincerely ask for your forgiveness. Now, coming to the actual question asked by Mr. Balkaran Pandey: He asked, "What is the full form of NIOS? What is the NIOS board? How do exams happen under it? How does one study under this board? What are the fees involved?" He asked several such questions.
विज्ञापन आरो जाए प्रतिभागी बने तो उनसे मेरा दिल ऐसीु द ऐसी गुजारिश है इस इस जो विज्ञापन का प्रचार प्रसार है उसमें प्रतिभागी न बन जुड़े रहे हमारीड़ी के र सुनते रहे हमारी वाणी हमारा काम है आप सभी को सुझाव देना आप सबका सहयोग करना बाकी मैं किसी का कोई समर्थक नहीं हूँ जय हिद english translate ChatGPT said: Here is the English translation of your text: So friends, currently Prabhat Singh ji from Uttar Pradesh is being highlighted, and we are informing all of you that if anyone wants to learn how to use a smartphone, you can contact us — this is the kind of message being shared. Now, we would hope that you make an effort to reach out to a good institution or organization to learn how to use mobile phones properly. There is no need to call someone personally for this, alright? So please be cautious of such individuals. We are not saying that the information they are giving is wrong or that their intentions are bad, but think about it — if you want to learn smartphones through a phone call, just imagine how many people will call them, and how much attention they can realistically give to each person. This is something they too should understand. But they seem to have a hobby — they want their number to get calls, and they want to teach people how to use phones. Fair enough. We wish them well and hope their passion gets fulfilled. It's a good thing that they are interested in helping others. But for those of us who are listening, we would like to say this — if you truly want to learn how to use a phone properly, step-by-step and in a detailed manner, then please contact a proper organization. That way, you won’t face any problems. However, please do not call unknown numbers, even if they offer to help — it could lead to misuse of your information, or even fraud. So we cannot support this kind of baiting or enticement. Yes, it might be their hobby, and yes, they have shared their recordings, and they may want to do good work — thank you for that. But to all our good friends who want to participate in such advertisements or promotions, I sincerely request — please do not take part in these promotional campaigns. Stay connected with our channel, listen to our messages. Our job is to give you good suggestions, and to support you all. I am not anyone’s supporter or promoter. Jai Hind!
Greetings to the listeners of our voice. I am Munna Lal from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. I am speaking about a matter and there is also an addition coming from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, from a lady named Mamta Srivastava. Greetings and respects to you as well. You have honored us through the audio message, and we appreciate this honor very much. Your grandeur and directness are clearly reflected in our speech, and from this, it is evident how much attachment our listeners, both elders and younger ones, have towards us. They like our information and become aware through it. We thank everyone. Now, regarding the matter you are discussing about improvement, it is true that the problems have increased. Today, through you, we also want to say that I have the same problem too. But if you are making an effort to improve, then you should visit your board—your Madhya Pradesh board—and talk to them. Go and give them some advice, especially where exams are qualified and passed. Usually, after passing high school or intermediate classes, if one tries to do some further classes, it becomes very difficult to make amendments or changes. The problem is mine too, but I am thinking that whatever happened, happened, and what can be done now? There are a lot of papers to be managed. So, please try once properly. I am unable to do it fully because now it has become very difficult for your board to reduce the burden. If you try talking to the officers of your board or the center, it will be very good if the burden reduces. We will be happy too if this happens and your efforts bear fruit. However, now it is quite difficult; I cannot fully say if it will happen or not. It may or may not happen. Just talk to them once, and share your experience with us. Regarding your respect and gratitude, we thank you very much for giving us your valuable time and expressing your thanks to us through this message. On behalf of our voice, we also express our sincere gratitude to you.
Miss Pappu Kumar Yadav ji, I want to tell you that I am the president of the Divyang (differently-abled) community, and you are from Bihar. Many thanks and gratitude to you for connecting with our voice and supporting us. So, sir, you want to know when the Railway Group D application forms will be released and when the exam will take place. This question was asked to Munna Lal Bharti. Yes, I am Munna Lal Bharti speaking, from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, ASI (Assistant Sub-Inspector). Look, sir, the Railway Group D form was released in February this year. However, the exam has not taken place yet. It is being said that the exam might be conducted in October, but this is not confirmed. It is expected to happen, but we cannot be sure yet. However, if you search on the internet, it shows that the exam will happen in October. Many notifications are being released for various departments and different positions, but we will only believe it when the exam actually happens. When the Railway Group D form comes out again, not only Munna Lal Bharti but many of us from the Indian disabled community will guide you. You just need to stay connected with us and keep listening.
"So today we are connecting from Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, with our sister Bhaniji and Shubham Ji. Now, Shubham Ji has a question: When will the Haryana Open Board form be released? But the funny thing is — it has already been released recently, and still he’s asking when it will come out! Now tell me, what does this question even mean? Anyone listening, even people from Haryana, would wonder — if you already know the form is out, then why are you asking about its release date again? Brother, when the form is already out and you know about it, then just go ahead and fill it out. You’re investing your time in recording this question, uploading it, and still asking “when will the form come out?” For this, you can easily search online, or call the Haryana Board directly — both online and offline options are available. Still, people keep uploading voice recordings just to ask for information that’s already available. Think about it — what’s the meaning of such questions? You must be listening too, so you’d realize yourself — what kind of question is being asked here? At least reflect a bit. Right? Our audio has already been published and has likely reached their ears. Now that it has been broadcast, think about it — does this audio even make any real sense? No, it doesn’t. If you have the information, just go ahead and fill out the form. That’s all. We’re not giving you information here, just offering feedback. Thank you. Jai Hind."
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Uttar Pradesh, after a long time, I am hearing your voice, sir. Greetings and respect to you. If you want some feedback about School at Home, today I definitely want to share some bitter truths with you. Everyone uses School at Home — we use it, you use it, and many others use it too. But honestly, the systems provided in School at Home are being misused a lot. That is, they are being used wrongly. If you press the 82 number, some of our friends who have registered to study, to get information, or for entertainment, but there, very rude and offensive language is spoken. Such filthy abuses are used. I never even imagined in my dreams that one would encounter such people on an educational helpline. Now, our MAJVI empire candidates and students have so badly spoiled the environment that the School at Home team doesn't even want to talk about it. Sir, such people never existed before, but because of them, good people are getting defamed too. No official from School at Home wants to talk directly, they just provide the facility and on you Bihar, you have to understand and do what you can. This is the bitter truth, and because of this, we are having some difficulty in talking. We are taking longer to understand them, and we can't fully understand the situation. I feel very sorry about this. What can I say about such people? I just don't understand. School at Home is being misused. When you call the 82 number, your ID is confirmed there, and people start abusing politely. They don’t respect anyone; they insult everyone, even though they themselves are part of that path. But think, society does not want to ask questions anyway, and some help is coming through some sources, but even that benefit is not reaching us. And then the question arises, that the writer’s guidelines are being removed? If the environment stays like this, then what about the writer’s guidelines? Can every guideline be removed because there is no unity and only negative thinking?
You are blogging about Jharkhand, and we are connected through Aadibani. Thank you very much for that. You want to know about your friend who is studying and needs a mobile phone for studies, but it is causing distractions. If your friend is studying, either currently or after 12th grade, they can definitely get a phone. You can either fill out a form at the Social Welfare Department office to obtain one, or you can register on the LMKO portal, which is a portal where you can register yourself. There are also camps organized by NIBEA from time to time where you can go and wait, but it’s better to call first and check before going. Since you mentioned Delhi, there is a school called Dayal Upadhyay Handicapped School where both normal and specially-abled students study, and phones are often available there too. To get a phone, you need to have all your documents ready, including mark sheets, Aadhaar card, residence proof, caste certificate (if applicable), and any relevant certificates for your studies. You can also contact Dayal Upadhyay College in Delhi; search for its number and call them for more information. It would be better to get the information by phone from the RTO office as well. It’s important to note that getting a phone via phone call is not always possible. Thank you very much for listening to this audio, and to share it further, please press five.
He gave information about the benefits of disabled pension and what documents are required for it.