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He provided information about where to find a harmonium and what its price is.
Appreciation for Rajesh Pathak.
My name is Ravi Kumar Shah. I am 100% blind and I am originally from Bihar. Currently, I live in Mubarakpur, Dwarka, Delhi. I would like to tell Maya ji that you were talking about a machine for identifying currency notes. So why use a separate machine when you already use a touch mobile phone? In the mobile phone, there is an application specially made for visually impaired people. The name of this app is “MANI App”, developed by the Reserve Bank of India. Please search for the MANI App on your mobile. When you open it, you will get language options—select Hindi. After that, you will see an option for visually impaired users; select that option and install the app. After installation, hold the currency note about two centimeters away from the camera. The app will tell you the value of the note. For example: Show a ₹10 note → it will say Ten rupees Show a ₹20 note → it will say Twenty rupees Show a ₹50 note → it will say Fifty rupees Show a ₹100 note → it will say One hundred rupees Show a ₹500 note → it will say Five hundred rupees In this way, you can easily identify currency notes using the MANI App. Please install the app and try using it. Crores of blind people in our country are already using the MANI App, and it is very useful. You should also use it, and then you won’t need to go through the trouble of buying or using a separate machine. Thank you.
My name is Hrijay Singh, and Praveen Singh Kesari. I stay near the railway station in Ambala district, Haryana, though my village is in Bihar. Brother Surender had asked about this issue. For KKI also, Naresh has already done the calculation and explained everything correctly. You can also find it on Saksham. The steel body version costs seven hundred and fifty rupees. As for the old item that is already in use, it is easily available at Lal Qila as well. Shops are set up there. Generally, its price is around one hundred and fifty rupees; some give it for one hundred and forty, some for one hundred and sixty or one hundred and seventy. Many people are buying it. Naresh has also shared the number on Saksham, and the recording quality is very good. It is a very useful thing. This watch is now available district by district, commonly in shops selling watches. Since everyone now knows about the talking feature, even visually impaired people are buying it. It helps them easily—by wearing it in the ear, they can hear the time even in the dark. So there is no such issue; it is available in every district and every big town. The easiest option is to go to Lal Qila, where many radios are sold, and buy it as you wish. So there is no problem with availability. The second issue is that we have had to repeatedly request the Mobile Vaani officials. We have made many blood (urgent) requests that the evaluation should be done properly. You say evaluation will be done, but even after one to one and a half years, the evaluation is still coming out wrong—only fifty percent. Because of this, your standard should not be allowed to fall. Please do not let it fall. Thank you very much. Mobile Vaani was a very good channel, a very good platform, but you people are letting its standard fall. Especially, I request the officials to please pay attention to this matter. After Geeta ma’am left, the standard has been falling continuously. Please do not take this badly. If you feel offended, eat two extra rotis for free, but please do not destroy the Mobile Vaani platform.
He wanted to know how a blind person would sign to add a mobile number to their bank account.
He provided information on where and how to obtain a note-recognizing machine for the blind.
Hello everyone, my name is Rakesh Chaudhary. I am a person with visual impairment from Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh. For the past 11 years, I have been creating a Braille calendar that includes complete information such as festivals, fasts, holidays, birth anniversaries, and important days for all 12 months. I started this in 2016, and this kind of detailed Braille calendar is not available anywhere else in India. It is very useful, even for competitive exam preparation. Anyone who needs this calendar can contact me at 8827097910.
This is Bhole Prakash, I am from Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh, and I am currently studying here. If anyone wishes to study at our school, they are welcome to come and visit the institute. Admissions will be open during April and May. For more information, please contact Mr. Patel Sir, a member of this institute, at 942476012. Thank you.