Hello, this is from Chhattisgarh Rajnam, I am speaking from Virendra Nagar. I liked Chanda Pathak ji’s comment, and Arun Meena ji is also giving very good comments. As far as giving phone numbers is concerned, some people are saying “contact me and I’ll tell you.” But you are also a man—so how can one trust that you will connect them to the right person? The main point is this: Firstly, women must have courage within themselves to face such situations. If you are running something (like a platform or a group), then you should also have the strength to handle it. If boys are calling, you should either not attend their calls at all, and if you do, don’t give them attention or lift (i.e., don’t entertain them), because they may try to take advantage of that. If a woman keeps behaving in such a soft manner, then people will continue to exploit her. You are the one giving them the chance to do so. Let’s say, for example, that as someone mentioned, they were called even till 3 AM. Then why did the lady attend the call at all? She should’ve said clearly: “This is a girls’ school or platform. We don’t entertain boys’ numbers.” If the call wasn’t picked up, how would they have been troubled? Many such excuses are made, and often men also claim, “we need a girl.” So, a woman must be strong and fearless. She should be capable enough to scold or shut down misbehaving boys and attend only girls’ calls. Women must take this stand—then things will work. Otherwise, the exploitation will continue, and it will be due to their own weakness. So, women should remove their weaknesses and have courage. If you keep courage, no one can take advantage of you. After all, women also become police officers—haven’t we seen that? There are many strong women now, like Dimpaji and Kaurisher, who are women of dignity. Be a dignified woman. Be strong. Handle things yourself. And don’t allow men to say things like “I’ll record her voice” or “I’ll decide when to connect with her.” That’s not right.
Virendra is telling some good thoughts.
Virendra Gandharva from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh has done information recording for blind people to become self-reliant and get employment
Virendra Gandharva has recorded his feedback about Blind Hostel
Virendra is advising to get training from recognized organisation.
He have recorded his feedback regarding unnecessary recording of mobile numbers
Suggesting one of the user to learn English from the braille. You can buy from Dehradhun.
He is talking about helping users get a writer. He is telling them to connect the volunteers in providing writers to the blind.Also telling them to always connect with schools near by.
Feedback to youths telling them you only ask questions about training,s but they do not get joined for any training. Telling them to take information and get benefit out of it.
Virendra is informing about AICB.