Hello Doctor, good evening. How are you all doing? This is Deepa Sharma from Delhi, speaking with Sonia Lahasee. I need some information regarding the red ration card. Someone had asked about it earlier, but no one gave a response. So, I also want to know about it. I would like to know how a red ration card is made, what documents are required for it, and why it is called a red ration card. I want to apply for a red ration card myself. Can you please guide me on how to get a red ration card made and what documents are needed?

He need information about medical facilities where he can get free treatment.

Hello friends, I am Vinil Kumar from Chamoli district, Uttarakhand. I am speaking here 100% honestly. Friends, people say that you can set a caller tune on Airtel using an Android phone. That’s not entirely correct. I will explain the complete process to you—how you can set a caller tune on Airtel. If you want to set an Airtel caller tune using a keypad phone, here’s what you need to do: If someone has an Android phone with the Wynk Music app installed, then: Open the Wynk Music app on your Android phone. Choose the caller tune you want. After selecting it, your phone will ask for your phone number (the keypad phone number). Log in using your number. You will receive an OTP (one-time password) on your keypad phone. Enter that OTP in the app. After completing the OTP process, another OTP will come for confirming the caller tune. Enter this second OTP, and the caller tune you selected will be activated on your keypad phone. There’s another process if you want to set it directly from your keypad phone: You will need to recharge your SIM first. After recharging, you can set the caller tune using the keypad. However, the easiest way is to use an Android phone with the Wynk Music app. You can choose the song there and link it to your keypad phone number.

Appreciation to Munna lal for sharing valuable information.

He wants to know how disabled people can apply for a loan.

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He wants to know how to make a conference call on Jio Bharat phone.

Hello friends, good morning. I am Deepak Sharma speaking from Delhi, Son Bhiar. I am a hundred percent visually impaired, that is, blind. Many people had asked for feedback about Hamari Vaani—what benefits we have received from it. We have actually benefited a lot. Hamari Vaani is a platform that gives various kinds of useful and good information. We keep getting good knowledge from Hamari Vaani. If Hamari Vaani didn't exist, then where would we receive such valuable information? Our visually impaired brothers—like Mr. Munnalal Bharti, Mr. Rajesh Pathak, and Mr. Varendra Gandharv—because of people like them, we receive good information. The platform of Hamari Vaani that has been created is really wonderful, and I also feel very good listening to it. Knowledge shared on this platform never decreases; in fact, it grows. We give our knowledge, others share theirs, and we also share our experiences. Since I joined Hamari Vaani, I have felt very good. The platform might have been running for long, but it has been one year since I joined—on 10 January 2024. I feel very happy being a part of it. The team of Hamari Vaani also works very well. They evaluate our recordings and then publish them. I feel very happy when I hear this—that whatever we record is evaluated and published by the Hamari Vaani team. Thank you very much to the Hamari Vaani team—I express my gratitude to them. Please continue evaluating and publishing such good recordings. I am very happy, and today there is the Railway Group D exam, so all the brothers—all the best! Whoever has the exam today, give your exam confidently. Whoever’s exam is scheduled today—all the best. To all brothers and sisters—all the best from my side for the Railway exam that has started today.

He has recorded information about Railway Group D Exam Letter.

Hello, everyone. Greetings to all the listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Rohit Kumar from Amethi, Uttar Pradesh. I have been informing you again and again about the UDID—your disability certificate. Those who are doing KYC or e-KYC, please complete it. For TB patients, there is usually no issue; you can get it done anytime. But for partially disabled individuals, there is a problem. The issue is that if the KYC is not completed, their UDID disability certificate may get stopped, and they will face difficulties. I have received information that the UDID for persons who are partially blind may get cancelled if KYC is not done. So those who have not completed their KYC should please get it done. Also, those who are receiving pension benefits—your pension may also stop if KYC is incomplete. For totally blind individuals, there is no problem as of now—no new guidelines have been issued. But for partially blind individuals, the issue is serious. Therefore, I request everyone—whether partially or totally blind—to please complete your KYC. I am confident that our recording will be published soon. Until then, please allow me to take your leave. Thank you very much. We hope our recording will be broadcast soon.