The speaker encourages women and other community members to continue sharing recordings on Mobile Vaani, appreciating their efforts and achievements. They also request that their own recordings be played more often and emphasize using the platform to communicate rather than sharing personal contact numbers.
The speaker explains that the National Disability Support (Divya AI chat box) provides information about disability schemes, career guidance, job opportunities, and exam-related support for disabled persons. Users can ask questions about government or private jobs, interviews, and career options. However, the speaker also advises verifying any helpline numbers before sharing them to ensure accurate information.
The speaker advises community members to make their audio recordings clear, concise, and focused on the main topic. They suggest explaining what work a person does, how they do it despite visual impairment, and presenting the key message first so listeners can better understand and benefit from the recording.
A listener clarifies that the ongoing discussion is meant for people who are working, running a small business, employed in a company, or are self-reliant. The purpose is to encourage sharing of work experiences and ideas that can help other persons with disabilities become self-dependent. He requests people to share useful employment or self-employment ideas rather than unrelated recordings.
A listener from Uttarakhand appreciates the information shared on Hamari Vaani and says he enjoys learning through the platform. He especially likes the English-learning initiative and encourages everyone to stay motivated and continue improving their skills.
Greetings. I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to give feedback regarding a recording by a person who previously used the name "Sameer Khan" and is now using the name "Raj Verma." The person talked about job opportunities and collections in different states but provided inconsistent information. My concern is that one person appears to be using multiple names, which can create confusion and reduce trust. This platform is meant for sharing accurate and useful information, not misleading content. I request all listeners to verify information carefully and use a consistent identity when sharing details. Reliable and truthful information helps everyone, while unverified claims can mislead people.
A listener from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh appreciates the new English learning initiative on HamariVani. She completes the homework by explaining the meanings of "Hello," "Thank you," and "My name is," and introduces herself in English.
Greetings. I am Virendra Gandhar speaking from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. A few days ago, I shared information about an online work opportunity and clearly mentioned that only those who had access to online facilities, were comfortable using them, and had passed Class 10 should contact me. However, many people who called later informed me that they only had keypad phones and did not have access to online services. My humble request is that listeners carefully listen to the complete recording before making a call. If the opportunity has specific requirements or eligibility conditions, please ensure that you meet those conditions before contacting the person sharing the information. This helps save time for both the caller and the person providing the opportunity. When information related to employment or livelihood is shared, it is important that interested individuals pay close attention to the details and apply only if they fulfill the stated requirements. This allows genuine opportunities to reach suitable candidates and makes the platform more effective and meaningful. Let us all use Hamari Vaani responsibly by listening carefully, understanding the requirements, and responding appropriately. This will help create better opportunities for everyone and strengthen the value of the platform for the disability community. Thank you.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani, its volunteers, and all listeners. I am Ram Milan from Banda district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am a 100% visually impaired person. I would like to add one point to what Swagat ji mentioned earlier. When it is said that only one query or one piece of information should be shared in a recording, it should also be understood that ideally only one person should respond to a particular query if the answer has already been provided correctly. Many times, one person asks a question and after one listener answers it, three or four more people record the same answer. This leads to unnecessary repetition and increases the number of similar recordings on the platform. As a result, it becomes difficult for listeners to find new and useful information, and it also creates additional work for those who review and publish recordings. Therefore, I would request everyone to first listen carefully to the recordings already available on Hamari Vaani. If a question has already been answered properly, there is usually no need to repeat the same information again. However, if a query has not been answered, or if you have additional and useful information to contribute, then you may certainly record a response. By following this approach, we can keep the platform organized, reduce duplicate content, and ensure that more useful information reaches the community. Thank you, and stay connected with Hamari Vaani.
A listener requests that phone numbers shared on Mobile Vaani be spoken in Hindi instead of English. He says many visually impaired users find it difficult to understand numbers spoken in English and would benefit from hearing them in Hindi.