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.
He wanted to know how to download Talkback on his mobile.
Friends, my name is Ajay. I am speaking from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. There is an Android mobile app that can read and identify almost anything you show through the camera. For example, if you keep any documents like caste certificate, domicile certificate, or any other papers, it reads and tells you what is written on them. It can also identify products like oil, soap, tell the name of the soap, and even its price. If there is an address written somewhere on a banner or board, it can read and tell you the address. I have downloaded this app and used it myself. It works very well. It has camera access and reads everything by seeing it through the camera. If you want to find a disability certificate or any document, it reads and explains everything. If you want to check a medicine or tablet, it tells you the name and even how many mg it is. If you want to download this app, I can tell you about it. I don’t remember the name right now, but I will check in my mobile and let you know. Thank you.
Hello, this is Deep from Karnataka. He is sharing information about a Government of India helpline related to the National Payment System (PSMS). By calling this helpline, people can get guidance on government schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and scholarships, including how to apply, check payment status, and understand related procedures. The PSMS helpline number shared is 1800 118 111.
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Sita is saying people can go to her to learn braille.
He informed that Maharashtra Disability Pension will be available within 24 hours.
Namaskar, this is Jagdish Joshi from Delhi. Through Hamari Vaani, he shares a motivational message for the visually impaired community. He says that while government pensions, scholarships, and support are helpful, one should not depend entirely on them. According to him, doing some small work or business according to one’s ability helps financially and also keeps the mind positive. He believes staying active is better than staying idle something is always better than nothing.
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Greetings to the Hamari Vaani community. I am sharing an important caution for everyone. Some people are receiving calls claiming to be from a Government of India AI assistance center. These calls are fraudulent. The caller may ask for personal details, saying the call is for support or help for blind persons. Please do not share any information, as this can lead to bank fraud, phone hacking, or email misuse. I request everyone to stay alert and help spread this warning through Hamari Vaani so that others can stay safe. Thank you.