I am Munna Lal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. People with disabilities are working in many different fields according to their qualifications, although their numbers may still be low. Sometimes, however, we hear about people who are not actually disabled but misuse the disability quota to get jobs. This shows that there is still a lack of awareness in society. As for employment, educated and qualified people with disabilities should definitely raise their voices for opportunities. If someone does not get a job, they should continue trying rather than lose hope. People with disabilities are already working in banking, railways, SSC, cricket, and many other sectors.
Sonu Gupta, a visually impaired AI digital creator, encourages persons with disabilities to focus on their talents, learn new digital skills, and become self-reliant instead of depending on others for employment or support..
Feedback : Delhi Packing Job for Blind People – Request for Company Details and Contact Information.
Mohammad from Uttar Pradesh, who is 100% blind, says that a Delhi company is offering packing work for ₹9,000 per month. He requests Rohit Ji to share the company’s name, full address, and contact details on Hamari Vani so that unemployed blind people can benefit from a genuine job opportunity.
The speaker clarifies that the SIM-card limit is nine per person, not one. He says the rules were implemented on August 24, 2026, and advises listeners to verify the news carefully to avoid confusion or misinformation.
Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur advises blind people to be careful when looking for work. He says devotional singing can provide income, but people should work only with reliable and respectful individuals and should not compromise their dignity or identity just to earn money.
Munna Lal Bharti explains that farmers across India can call the Kisan Call Centre at 1800-180-1551 for help with PM-KISAN installment issues. Callers should follow the IVR instructions and select their state for assistance.
Surendra Singh warns people not to share their mobile numbers publicly because of the increasing risk of online scams and fraud. He advises everyone to stay safe and use platforms only for sharing useful information.
My name is Mohammad Firoz. I am 100% blind and from Patna, Bihar. Assalamu Alaikum, Amina ji. I cannot hear your question clearly. If you are asking about a hostel or need some information, please record your message clearly. We will try to help you. I live in Delhi.
Sonu Singh Kushwaha from Ghaziabad, who is completely blind, requests Hamari Vani to publish employment-related messages. He says several organizations are ready to provide jobs and accommodation, but many people are unwilling to leave their hometowns. He requests that such opportunities be shared with listeners.
Munna Lal Bharti from Mirzapur advises listeners to keep listening to Vaani for the latest information about jobs, companies, packing work, and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. He requests listeners not to share their phone numbers publicly or ask for individual calls. He also warns everyone to share only verified and genuine information to avoid fraud.