Virendra Gandhar from Chhattisgarh shares information about an online work opportunity related to a company producing health and personal care products. He mentions his friend’s wife, Sunita, who is a disabled woman and is working with the company from home. He says the company allows women (including disabled and non-disabled) to join meetings, promote products, and earn income by bringing customers. According to him, each customer can provide around ₹8000 commission. He says the work is flexible, can be done from home, and is aimed at helping women become financially independent. He also shares Sunita’s contact number for interested women to get more details.
Greetings. I am Virendra Gandhar speaking from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. I feel that many of the recordings being shared these days are not always making the best use of the platform. For example, people frequently ask for phone numbers to listen to songs or stories. While there is nothing wrong with enjoying songs and stories, today there are many ways to access them. Songs can be heard through mobile phones, television channels, radio, and various digital platforms. Similarly, stories can be found through smartphones, audio platforms, books, and even by spending time with elders such as grandparents, who can share valuable experiences and traditional stories. In my opinion, Hamari Vaani is a unique platform, especially for persons with disabilities. Therefore, it would be more meaningful if questions and discussions focused on disability-related issues, accessibility, education, employment, government schemes, assistive technology, rehabilitation, and other topics that can genuinely help community members. At the same time, some general questions, such as where to apply for a ration card or where a UDID card is issued, can often be answered by local teachers, officials, or educated people in the community. Hamari Vaani can create greater value when it is used to discuss issues that require shared experiences, specialized knowledge, and community support. Let us all work together to maintain the purpose and usefulness of the platform by asking thoughtful questions, sharing valuable information, and contributing content that benefits the visually impaired and disability community. Thank you.
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I am Virendra Gandharv from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Shiv Kumar Yadav ji, you said something very important and correct — many times complete information is not shared properly. Jitendra ji often gives his contact number and talks a lot, but sometimes the full details are not provided. I would like to say one thing: whenever any vacancy information is shared on Hamari Vaani, do not depend completely on that single source. Many times people record and share incomplete information. So, do not sit expecting that someone will provide every detail or call you personally. If you do not use a smartphone, then stay connected with people who do use smartphones. Keep in touch with your friends, teachers, organizations, and people who are aware of job opportunities and competitive exam updates. By doing this, you will receive proper and complete information about where vacancies are available, how many seats are reserved for persons with disabilities and visually impaired candidates, and how to apply. If you stay connected with such people, you will get timely job-related information and will be able to benefit from those opportunities. Thank you.
Hello everyone, this is Virendra Gandharv speaking from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Many people praise Hamari Vaani and say that there is no other platform in India like it that consistently works for the service of visually impaired people. I also believe this is true because Hamari Vaani can be accessed even by people using keypad phones in villages and cities alike. However, if Hamari Vaani truly wants to become more effective and meaningful, then an important step should be taken. At present, listeners are free to share information, but sometimes incomplete or incorrect information is also circulated because many contributors are unknown to us. Some people provide proper information while others give unclear or misleading details, and many unnecessary questions are also raised just for attention. I believe Hamari Vaani should involve officials or authorized representatives from organizations and institutions so that accurate and reliable information reaches the listeners directly. For example, employment opportunities and welfare schemes shared by authorized officers would be more trustworthy and beneficial. This would also reduce unnecessary confusion and encourage people to ask more meaningful questions. If such a system is implemented, Hamari Vaani will become even more reliable and valuable, and educated as well as working professionals may also start listening to it more seriously. Therefore, I once again request the Hamari Vaani team to consider this suggestion for the betterment of the platform.
A speaker from Chhattisgarh encourages unemployed women not to rely on random opportunities but to connect with trusted organizations like Drishti Sanstha run by Shankar Lal Gupta, which provides training and employment specifically for women. He suggests that many have benefited from it and advises contacting such recognized institutions for a better future.
A speaker from Chhattisgarh reflects that earlier, visually impaired people had more job options like telephone operator, chair weaving, or running phone booths. With technology changes, many of these opportunities disappeared. He emphasizes the need for new job options, better training by institutions, and self-motivation among visually impaired individuals to become independent rather than relying only on support.
Virendra from Chhattisgarh advises people to carefully check job information on the channel, contact given numbers, and share feedback—whether genuine or fake—so others stay informed and safe.
A person suggests that employment-related information should be shared only by authorized officials or institutions to ensure accuracy and avoid misuse.
Hello, this is Virendra Gandharv from Chhattisgarh. I would like to share a concern with the Hamari Vaani team. Recently, my recordings are not being published, except for those related to talent programs. I request the team to kindly review this. If we want to make Hamari Vaani more meaningful and effective, it is important to accept feedback and constructive criticism, not just appreciation. Suggestions and feedback help improve the platform. My intention is only to contribute positively and help improve Hamari Vaani.