Information is that music competation on annual day.
He recorded the Reliance Foundation helpline number.
Anand Kumar from Delhi is sharing this message on behalf of Hamari Vaani. He requires a female writer (scribe) for his Class 9 examinations. Anyone who can provide support is requested to contact him. Additionally, he is also looking for a music teacher. Any teacher willing to help is kindly requested to get in touch.
Hello, Vijesh Sharma is speaking again on Hamari Vaani from Patna. This message is for anyone who wants to start a business with the help of a loan. Such individuals can call Udmi Mobile Vaani and record their query. Contact Number: 9266617999 (Hindi audio support available)
There is a job vacancy all over India in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Applications have been invited for several posts. Candidates who have passed 10th and 12th (second year / PUC / HSC) are eligible to apply. Both 10th pass and 12th pass candidates can submit the online application. The last date to apply is 4th February. The DD (application) amount is 70 rupees. For more information, you can call on this number (IVR / inquiry call): 88 00 43 48 88 00 43 48 One more important piece of information received is that state language knowledge is compulsory. You must know the local language of the state where you are applying. For example: If you apply in Gujarat, knowledge of Gujarati is compulsory. If you apply in Maharashtra, knowledge of Marathi is compulsory. If you apply in Karnataka, knowledge of Kannada is compulsory. If you apply in Tamil Nadu, knowledge of Tamil is compulsory. Both reading and writing knowledge of the state language is mandatory. Candidates who have passed 10th and 12th (second year) can apply. However, students who are currently continuing their education are NOT eligible to apply. Only those who have completed their education and are currently at home (not studying further) can apply for this job.
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This is Rajesh Kumar speaking on Hamari Vani from Topa village, Bawari, Delhi. Friends, just now a very good and detailed discussion on Netra Jyotish (astrology based on eyes) was going on in the voice of Munnalal Bharti, and it felt truly welcoming. There is no doubt that a very large section of society has supported us by holding our hands and helping us move forward. At present, we are only expressing separation and concern, because development of alternatives cannot happen solely on the strength of the government. So many organizations are connected with us — Able India, All Vani, NAB, IBN, SBBS, SBI of India, and many others — all working in their own ways for our welfare. Along with this, some worrying news is also coming in. Regarding the upcoming MTS recruitment, the Government of India has surrounded us in such a way: conditions like an 18-year writer, a 30-year writer, mandatory availability of writers, etc., have been imposed. Although the Delhi High Court has increased the strength and morale of this community, the SSC is still not ready to follow the court’s orders. So overall, what I want to say is that now visually impaired people must rise above sympathy and pity and become strong like iron. Only by working day and night with hard effort will you get jobs; otherwise, the old days are not far from returning. If the old era comes back, earlier we were completely alone. Today, at least on Hamari Vani, we have leaders like Ramesh ji and Kamal Kant ji standing with us. But if those old times return, we may again be left alone. What is needed now is that instead of occasionally hearing advertisements like “ikka-mikka masala” on Hamari Vani, we must rise above that and talk only about education — strong, quality education. Such education should be provided so that our visually impaired students can independently appear in any professional or competitive examination on their own. This dependence on a “crutch” will not work anymore. Today, this is exactly the reason why our severely disabled brothers and sisters, who cannot even walk, are still forced to rely on crutches instead of real empowerment.
Hello friends, My name is Balkaran Pandey. I am speaking from Raebareli district, Uttar Pradesh. I am 100% blind. Today I have brought some important information for all students—especially for those students who do not have access to Braille books and who study in regular schools, as well as students studying in universities. This information is about a platform where you can listen to your books. The name of this platform is Shravan IVR Talking Library. By registering on this platform, you can browse different categories. The available categories include Latest Arrivals, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Jagran Books, School Textbooks, and University Textbooks. There are also categories for competitive exam preparation and many more. Students studying in regular schools—especially classes 10 and 12—may find limited books for classes 1 to 5, but students of classes 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th, as well as university students, will find this information very useful. This platform is helpful for both school and university students. You may already have the library number, but I am sharing it again: 08071 175215 — this is the number of the Shravan IVR Talking Library. On this number, you can press 6 to browse categories. First, you need to select your language: Press 1 for Hindi Press 2 for English After selecting the language, press 6 to browse categories. If you are not registered, you must complete registration first. For registration, the number is: 9212319671 (Nine Two One Two Three One Nine Six Seven One) Students who want to remember their lessons by listening to audiobooks can use this platform. This is especially useful for those who do not have access to Braille books.
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