he gave feedback to NIOS.
Hello everyone. I'm Naresh Kumar from Haryana. Hamari Vani is a platform where people can share and receive useful information, ask questions, and record audio messages. Please share only accurate information, as incorrect details can mislead visually impaired users.
A listener from Shillong, Meghalaya, informs everyone that the new TALKS app has been updated and is now available. He encourages listeners to install the app, try it out, and share their feedback on how they like it.
Ashok Kumar from Ambala, Haryana, shares his views on the writer (scribe) policy for persons with visual impairment appearing in competitive examinations. He suggests that the guidelines should strike a balance—strict enough to prevent misuse but flexible enough to support genuine candidates. He recommends that examination centres either allow candidates to bring eligible scribes or take responsibility for arranging qualified writers. He also cautions candidates against individuals or coaching centres demanding money for arranging scribes and advises them to remain vigilant against such exploitation.
Hello. I request Hamari Vani to verify the recently shared information about a computer diploma course. The recording mentioned a ₹14,000 fee but did not provide the institute's name, website, or application details. Before anyone applies or pays, the information should be properly verified to prevent fraud and ensure users receive accurate and trustworthy guidance.
Jitendra Kushwaha from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, clarifies that different states have different Gramin Bank customer care numbers. He requests the listener to specify which Gramin Bank they are referring to so that the correct contact number can be provided. Listeners can also contact him directly for assistance in obtaining the appropriate Gramin Bank helpline number.
The speaker from Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, encourages listeners to share Hamari Vaani with more people so that a larger number of persons with disabilities can benefit from the platform. He also expresses appreciation for Ramchandra Bishnoi for his active contributions and support on Hamari Vaani.
Ramesh Devda from Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh, requests an update on why Madhya Pradesh Mobile Vaani is currently not functioning. He asks the concerned team to explain the reason for the interruption and restore the service as soon as possible, as he regularly relied on the platform for important information and updates.
Hello, greetings to Hamari Vaani and all its team members. My name is Ramchandra Bishnoi from Hamirpur district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. Today is 13th April, Monday, and on the occasion of Ekadashi, I extend my best wishes to all of you. May Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Narayan bless you all. I would like to say that all students and listeners on Hamari Vaani should avoid sharing any false information. I recently heard an audio about “School at Home” mentioning a new YouTube service through a number, which did not seem correct. If such incorrect information is shared, it can harm the credibility of this platform. Hamari Vaani is a valuable and trusted platform, and we should maintain its purity and reliability by sharing only verified and accurate information. Thank you.
Hello, greetings to all dear listeners of Hamari Vaani. My name is Sujeet Kumar Yadav from West Champaran, Bihar. I would like to support all of you and share some useful information. Many people ask about keypad mobile phones—which ones are good. I would like to say that you can easily get a good keypad phone from nearby shops that can help you with time, messages, and contact numbers. You can choose a phone that suits your needs. Also, some people are worried about not receiving their pension. I would like to say that if everything is correct, your pension usually gets credited within a month. I request everyone to share useful and clear information on Hamari Vaani. If anyone faces any problem, others should try to help by sharing the right information and solutions. I would also request all listeners to stay connected, share knowledge, and support each other so that no one faces difficulties alone. Thank you.