Requesting for a talking librarty
Mr. Vikas Kumar, you are speaking from Bihar, right? There seems to be a little confusion. You want to know about the Open Learning School (SOL) in Delhi—specifically, when the forms will be released. You are asking about the CBSE pattern classes that are conducted there. The forms usually come out around June. So, there’s still plenty of time—you will have to wait for about 5–6 months. That is, from January, February, March, April, May, and then June, in the seventh month the forms will start. You will get updates about this on our platform. You can also call the Help Desk number to get information from SOL directly. The number is: 8840 0334 (spoken as eight eight four zero zero three three three four). The call timing is from 10 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday. You can call during this time to get accurate and correct information. Many good wishes! Stay connected with our platform and keep listening.
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Information was provided regarding whether visually impaired individuals who do not know Braille will be able to find employment.
Greetings to the listeners of Hamari Vaani. My name is Vikas Chauhan. I am 100% visually impaired and I am from Gorakhpur district. I study at the Government Blind Boys Inter College, Lal Diggi, Beta Press. I want to inform you that I am in need of a smart cane. If anyone knows about a solution, support, or availability of a smart cane, please share the information through Hamari Vaani.
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Hello to all the workers and listeners of Hamari Wadi, Hamari Wadi. Greetings to all of you from my side. I am Ram Milan, speaking from District Banda, Uttar Pradesh. I am speaking 100% as a blind person. So friends, Mr. Shiv Kumar Yadav from Umaria district, Madhya Pradesh, I want to tell you: what is it that you want to know? Why should people with sight be left out? Well, they have to be left out. That’s how it is—no problem there. Those who are fully capable don’t face any problem, so they are left alone. Only those who have some kind of deficiency or limitation are the ones who are taken care of. So, according to me, you shouldn’t take it personally. Regarding your departments and the issue of reservation quotas, this is how it works: whether it is in any district of Madhya Pradesh or anywhere else in the state, I know how it is calculated. You can go to your District Social Welfare Office or the District Collector’s Office—basically, the District Magistrate (DM). You can also meet your Social Welfare Director. Whatever reservations or assistance you need from the department, you can go there and discuss it with them. Now, for example, if you are an agricultural worker, doing farming, then your department is the Agriculture Department. You should stay focused on your department. We think people can’t become officers for the entire society—they need to focus on their own field. No one can take responsibility for the whole society. Also, not everyone can become Modi. Modi became Modi because he did, no one else can just think “I will become Modi.” So you should focus on your own work and area. Whatever you need, go to your district and meet the Social Welfare Director, explain your problem, and your issues will be resolved. If something needs attention at a higher level, meet your DM or District Officer, as they can solve it. For more information, stay connected with Hamari Wadi, keep listening, and continue to share your problems so they can be addressed.
replying to one of the user who wanted to safe gourd the money while doing business.
My name is Ank Kumar. I am 100% visually impaired and I belong to Haridwar district, Uttarakhand. I would like to share an important piece of information. If anyone needs blood in the future, you can call the number I am sharing. Through this number, blood can be arranged free of cost, no matter which part of India you are in. The contact number is: 92 00 25
Friends, today we want to give some feedback and also clear some confusion. At the same time, we want to pay our respects to our senior teacher. I would like to greet Mr. Virendra Gandhar, who comes from Rajnath village in Chhattisgarh. We are inspired by your ideology, sir, and we also try to follow a good path. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and helping us with our confusions. Now, regarding online classes: people often say that they can teach us computers online through mobile phones or conduct online computer classes. This is meant for those who are already literate and have some prior knowledge, like us and you. However, for those who have never used a computer before, this becomes very difficult because we simply don’t know anything about it. Online classes clearly require that you have some device, like a laptop, an Android phone, or a computer. It is not enough for someone to just say, “Attend the online class, and we will give lectures while you just listen.” No one can really learn that way, and we certainly cannot. We say this confidently because if we do not have the required device, it’s impossible to follow the class properly. During live sessions, the applications are opened and closed in front of us, so we can see what is being done. This also allows us to receive immediate guidance, like if we are doing something wrong or right. This approach is very good because it is interactive and allows for correction and understanding in real-time. However, this point is often not highlighted: online classes are primarily for those who are literate and have some basic knowledge. But many people present it as if it is for everyone, which can be misleading. We want to bring this hidden point to light so that both sides can understand it clearly. Thank you very much, friends. This was our feedback. We sincerely hope and believe that you will take action on this. Stay connected with us and keep listening to our sessions.