The speaker explains that the National Disability Support (Divya AI chat box) provides information about disability schemes, career guidance, job opportunities, and exam-related support for disabled persons. Users can ask questions about government or private jobs, interviews, and career options. However, the speaker also advises verifying any helpline numbers before sharing them to ensure accurate information.
The speaker welcomes Pragyā Singh from Prayagraj and answers a question about Airtel customer care. He says Airtel users can dial 198, while non-Airtel users may use 98110198101. After calling, users can follow IVR instructions, select language, and press the required options to get customer support.
Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, advises Ranjeet from Deoria to first gather complete information about any job vacancy. Once the details are known, he can apply through a nearby CSC (Common Service Center), Jan Seva Kendra, or any online form-filling center. Visually impaired applicants should confirm that the vacancy is open to blind candidates before applying. He also recommends checking eligibility criteria such as age limits and following all rules and instructions carefully.
A question has been raised about the UDID (Unique Disability ID) Card helpline. The caller says that calls connect to the helpline number, but no one answers. The speaker explains that, for now, this is the only official UDID helpline number available. The reason calls are not being answered could be high call volumes or other operational issues. Users are advised to keep trying the same helpline number and ask for clarification if they are eventually able to connect
A listener reported that money is being deducted from their India Post Payments Bank account. The speaker explains that such deductions may be due to insurance schemes linked to the account, such as the Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana or Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana. He advises contacting the bank’s customer care or visiting the home branch to find out the exact reason for the deductions and understand the benefits of these schemes
Asif Khan wants information about his final exam result. The speaker explains that only the examination board can provide the exact result date. He advises contacting the relevant board directly. If the exam was conducted by NIOS, the speaker provides the board’s helpline number and suggests calling for accurate information. He adds that if any updates become available, they will be shared through Hamari Vaani
A student from Patna asked for recommendations for a better school. The speaker says that no school is bad if a student receives proper support, but suggests exploring schools in Delhi, Lucknow, or Varanasi. He recommends contacting organizations that provide information about schools for visually impaired students across India, comparing facilities, and choosing the best option. He encourages the student to continue their education and seek further guidance through Hamari Vani.
A visually impaired listener from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh shares the Jadui Pitara service number. He says users can listen to songs, poems, riddles, stories, and other audio content through this service and shares the contact number for interested listeners.
A listener from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh shares his thoughts after listening to an Enable India session about people with severe disabilities. He says the discussion was inspiring and highlights that people with disabilities should be recognized for their abilities rather than their limitations. He also appreciates Mobile Vaani for sharing such motivating stories.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and all the dear listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Munnalal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. First of all, I would like to share one challenge openly here. Whenever I find any mistake in information or any inappropriate wording in someone’s recording, I will definitely comment on it openly because I am also a listener on this platform. If I notice something wrong, I believe it should be discussed honestly and responsibly. Today, I would like to comment on both male and female participants regarding some recent recordings. A public platform should be used carefully and respectfully. For example, if someone openly says on such a large public platform that they are looking for marriage proposals, then people should respond with maturity and sensitivity. Similarly, I would also like to advise Asif Khan ji that hearing someone’s emotional story or listening to a pleasant voice should not lead to impulsive marriage discussions. Marriage is a serious responsibility and not something that happens simply by speaking casually about it. It involves understanding, family responsibilities, customs, social acceptance, and long-term commitment. At the same time, if a girl is sharing her pain, struggles, or personal experiences on the platform, then making fun of her publicly or treating it lightly is not appropriate.