Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
Hello friends, good evening, and Jai Luvral. Greetings to the listeners of Hamari Vani. I humbly salute all of you. I extend my heartfelt wishes on the occasion of Gurudev Ji’s birth anniversary and wish you a Happy New Year. I am Mohammad Ashiq Khan from Morena district, Madhya Pradesh. I am here to share some information with you, and I hope you will find it useful. There are vacancies in the Indian Air Force for General Group C. Candidates with 10th and 12th pass qualifications can apply. This opportunity is also available for differently-abled candidates. You will need to fill out the form, and it requires your Aadhaar card, a passport-sized photo, and other necessary documents. For more details, you can check the official website. Some details might not be fully available here, but what is confirmed is that the vacancies are for General Group C in the Indian Air Force and there are reservations available for eligible candidates. You can apply for the form accordingly.
Lui Braille anniversary activity on HV.
He wants to know how to activate the AI technolgy in the itelsuperguru mobile phone
He wanted to know the helpline number of the Gujarat Blindly Appointment Company.
Hello, in our speech, Umesh Kumar from Uttar Pradesh, Pandit Blind, as well as Mulalal Ji Bharti Ji, I extend heartfelt greetings to our community for Railu Ji. Just as you have shared a video, I want to acknowledge and bow to Braille Lippi Ji (Braille script people) at their feet. Even today, there isn’t a world that truly lives for us in the way they did. As long as our life exists, we must live according to Braille Lippi. Regarding the video you shared of Mulalal Ji Bharti Ji, I am deeply grateful to you. I hope to meet you at least once, so you also understand that “yes, this person also has awareness, this person also has talent.” The services of Braille Lippi Ji, which Mulalal Ji Bharti Ji has highlighted in your video, I would like to say that from our hearts, we bless them abundantly. Their contribution in this world has left a mark, and we have witnessed it with our blessings. Even though our differently-abled society still struggles, in my heart today, I still feel that without Braille Lippi, no one would have shown us the way. They have been a guide for us, the differently-abled.
replying to one of the user about a cricket balls.
Hello, I am Virendra Kandar from Chhattisgarh, Rajnam village. I would like to continue the point made by Ramkaran Ji. There is one thing: Louis Braille has given us a very valuable gift, but nowadays, many visually impaired people have become so absorbed in their smartphones that they have forgotten Louis Braille. They only attend programs for the sake of the event, for entertainment, but they do not want to read or write in Braille. Their argument is that everything is available on the mobile phone. Yes, things are available on the phone, but why lose your old treasure? Why forget the clay lamp that we once had? We must remember and preserve our heritage, read Braille books, and write in Braille—this is our treasure. Please keep this in mind. In addition, many schools for the visually impaired nowadays are facing another problem. Normal teachers, after getting special training or diplomas like B.Ed, are working there. Even in the field of education for the blind, normal teachers are being employed. As a result, normal teachers can get jobs anywhere. Therefore, I would request the heads of such institutions, the government, NGOs, and social workers that in schools for the visually impaired, only visually impaired teachers should be appointed. Otherwise, the employment opportunities for visually impaired people, which are already limited, will become even more restricted. This is something that needs careful attention.
Lui Braille activity on HV
He provided the information, and those who needed it contacted him using the provided contact number.