Greetings. Subhash Chandra from Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, is sharing the Pension Department helpline number in response to a query from Manoj Kumar Maurya. The helpline number is 18001801995. He hopes this information will be helpful and invites listeners to stay connected with Hamari Vani.
Greetings, friends. I am Subhash Chandra from Mainpuri district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% blind. A listener had asked for the UDID (Unique Disability ID) Card helpline number, so I am sharing it. The UDID Card helpline number is 011-24365019. Keep listening to Hamari Vani.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani. I am Shivam Kumar from Saharanpur district, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to seek some information from Munnalal Bharti ji. My first question is related to admission in the NIOS Board for Class 10. I am applying for the course, but I have been informed that there is a mismatch in my date of birth. In my UDID card, my year of birth is recorded as 2007, whereas in my Aadhaar card, it is recorded as 2005. I would like to know whether this discrepancy can lead to my application being rejected. My second question is related to correcting the date of birth in my UDID card. If I need to update or correct the date of birth in my UDID record, what is the proper process? Should I visit a cyber café for the update, or do I need to contact a government office or the concerned authority responsible for UDID services?
The speaker advises a student on how to prepare for studies using audio books, Braille books, smartphones, and educational resources like NIB and AICB. He encourages using different learning methods and staying motivated.
The speaker is asking why YouTube in Mini School stops working and shows a message saying the usage limit has been reached.
The speaker is requesting the contact number of Meennalal Bharti and asks listeners to share it through Mobile Vaani or by phone call.
A man from Mirzapur says job information should be shared openly on the platform instead of asking people to call privately. He feels public information helps more listeners and avoids confusion.
The speaker explains that blind students in Delhi can get free smartphones from Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay College or ALIMCO by submitting educational and disability documents.
information is conveying a proposal and opinion about supporting disabled people through a small collective fund.
The speaker shares the BSNL customer care number for listeners who were looking for BSNL support information.