Today's Head lines News(04/09/2026)
Om Prakash provides clarification about the age criteria for various railway posts. He says the age limit is 18–33 years for Group D, 18–30 years for undergraduate NTPC posts, and 15–24 years for apprentices. PwD candidates receive an additional 10 years of age relaxation, with different maximum age limits depending on the post and category.
Om Prakash from Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, shares information about vacancies for RRB Clerk and PO posts. The age limit is 18–28 years for Clerk and 18–30 years for PO, with additional age relaxation for PwD candidates. Graduation is required, and the application period is from 1 September to 21 September, with the exams expected in December. He also explains the exam pattern, expected attempts, interview requirements, and application fees.
Manoj Kumar from Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, who is 100% blind, shares that he can travel independently and manage various household tasks. He can also do basic carpentry work, such as using a hand plane, and is interested in packing or other suitable work opportunities. He requests anyone with relevant information to share it with him.
Manoj Kumar from Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, who is 100% visually impaired, shares that he received a message stating that the pending disability pension is expected to be transferred by 30 September due to a technical issue. He requests beneficiaries to wait until then and, if the pension is not received, share their concerns through Hamari Vaani.
Vivek from Dholpur, who is 100% blind, is sharing a small employment idea for Janmashtami. He suggests buying flutes in bulk and selling them in local markets or near Krishna temples, where there may be good demand. Interested people can contact him at 9259380771 for more information.
Unish Kumar Yadav from Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, is sharing information about an educational institution run by a teacher. The school provides education for blind children from Class 1 to Class 8, and admissions are currently open. Parents or guardians interested in admission can contact the school at 8126636141.
Yogesh from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, is sharing information about various useful helpline numbers for personal and government-related services. He mentions helplines related to ration cards, corruption complaints in Uttarakhand, Jan Dhan accounts, and other digital and government services. He also shares information about checking ration card details and related services.
Surendra Kumar from Gorakhpur shares that he can prepare all kinds of dishes independently, including adding salt, spices, oil, turmeric, chilli, garlic, and onions. He encourages visually impaired people not to fear cooking and says that with confidence and practice, they can prepare their own meals safely. He is also willing to guide anyone who needs help learning how to cook.
Dear Hamari Vaani listeners, Drishti Sansthan is starting two new training programs from next month. The first is a six-month computer course, which includes a ₹1,000 scholarship. It is a Tally course. The second is a one-year self-employment training program for unemployed girls. Interested candidates can contact Drishti Sansthan for more information.