I am a 100% visually impaired person from Rewari, Haryana. To identify different medicines in my daily work, I use bindi marks and other tactile markings on their containers. Different numbers or positions of these marks help me recognize each medicine by touch.
Good morning, friends. I warmly welcome all Hamari Vaani listeners and congratulate Swagat sir, his team, and the entire Hamari Vaani team for their excellent work. I hope the platform continues to grow and help people become more aware and informed.
The speaker from Rewari, Haryana, shares an incident from Bihar in which a person allegedly collected money from women by making false promises about selling incense sticks and providing work opportunities. He warns everyone not to share ATM PINs, CVV numbers, bank account details, Aadhaar, voter ID, or other personal documents with unknown people. He advises people to verify the person and the company before making any payment.
A person is advising a visually impaired individual to contact the electricity department and local authorities for bill reduction and to avail government schemes and benefits.
Deedraj from Rewari, Haryana responds to Umesh regarding a forgotten password. He asks Umesh to clarify whether the password is for email or mobile. For email, he suggests using the “Forgot Password” option. For phone issues, he requests the mobile model details so proper guidance can be given. He asks Umesh to share complete information on the platform for better assistance.
Replying to one of the user about getting recored notes.
This is Dedraja from Haryana. This message explains how to easily blacklist a number on a Jio Bharat phone by using the call buttons and menu options. I hope this information is helpful. If there is any confusion, you may contact me.8221921835.
Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
Hello friends, good evening. This is Dedraj from Rewari district, Haryana. Mr. Ayush from Uttar Pradesh needs help with a laptop or computer. He can learn computers in Bhiwani at Lalchand’s organization, Devi Mai Sansthan, or Shri Chandrakant Chawla’s institute, and in Rewari at Gannu Yadav’s blind school. For a laptop, he may contact nearby disability organizations or NGOs. If needed, I also have an old device available for purchase with a minor wiring issue. My contact number is 7292-18-35-821
Hi friend, good morning, greetings. I am speaking from Rewari district in Haryana. This is Kalil Chand Pandey. I want to talk about phones. You are interested in a Jio phone. I want to tell you that getting a Jio phone might not be the best idea because the battery life of Jio phones is not very good—they work fine for a few days, and then they start having issues. Instead of focusing only on Jio phones, you can consider buying other phones. The current Jio Phone Next is a foreign-made phone, so try to check some details about it if you can. Don’t get stuck just chasing that phone. I would suggest that for around 6,000 rupees, you can get a good phone with a 6,000 mAh battery. You can get smartphones from Oppo, Vivo, or Samsung. There are very good phones available in the price range of 6–7 thousand rupees. For example, the F series phones are good, and you can use them comfortably. Samsung phones are reliable and easy to use, especially for blind users, as they have TalkBack and other accessibility features. A good phone will be available for around 6,128 rupees, and it will serve you well. You should go for an Android phone so that your system stays stable. Even a phone around 2,800 rupees is fine if you want, including Jio phones—it’s your choice.