Brother, when you enter the password on your mobile, an option appears called PIN. If you go into that option, you will also see SIM lock and your SIM code shown as one two three four. By pressing those (or entering those) you can stop it — like that your mobile gets locked — or you can unblock your SIM using the PUK code. There is also an option that if you enter the wrong code three times, it becomes permanently blocked. If you enter the wrong PUK three times, you will first have to enter the PUK code, and to find the PUK you can also use the IDR (or seek help from customer care) to get information about it. If you enter the PUK incorrectly three times, you will have to buy a new SIM from a store — the same SIM won’t work again; it becomes permanently blocked. It becomes completely useless — it won’t work in any phone, neither a new phone nor an old phone. If the SIM has become useless, that’s it. To save it, I’m telling you this: if you want to set a password, go to Security and set a password for your mobile. Do not click the PIN option. There are many options below like Privacy, Phone Lock, or Other Things — you can click those. But clicking the PIN makes the SIM insecure. If you put a password there, remember that PIN does not refer to the phone password — it’s called PIN for the SIM. When you click PIN, the options shown below are Phone Lock, Privacy, Quality (?) and other things where you can set passwords for things like Camera, Settings, File Manager and other apps. But the PIN option is only for the SIM system — you cannot put your phone password there. It is given specially for the SIM. On any phone, whether a keypad phone or an Android phone, putting the SIM PIN is very dangerous.
Feedback to female users about not live the personal contact number and also telling about filling the railway opportunities.
A question came from Bihar regarding Airtel. They asked about a phone belonging to Jitendra Kumar. It was mentioned that there is no speaking (voice) functionality on the phone. I would like to inform you that Jitendra Kumar has an Airtel Super Guru Max phone, which comes with the KingWise option. You can use this feature very effectively. You said that the phone does not have voice functionality, and there is no good account phone for that either. On the Super Guru 4G Max, if you have taken the phone, there should not be any issues. You should know this information and check whether the KingWise teacher option is available on the phone. Jitendra Kumar, we will fully help you and show you where the KingWise option is in your mobile. On the Super Guru 4G Max, the KingWise voice option can be located under Voice, or under Extra, or under the Options button. In Options, it may appear below Profile. Or it may appear near Camera, FM Radio, Multimedia. If you don’t find it there, go to Extra, and inside Extra, you will see the KingWise option. Turn it on, and your phone will start speaking completely. Currently, there is no special update regarding whether ABCD typing will be spoken or not. When we write letters like A, B, C, D, it may or may not speak. There is no specific update on this yet. Regarding this phone, you can write anything you want. Last year, we ran a series on Vani Aroop, which taught how to write letters like A, B, C, etc. You should note that and learn how to write letters. Even if the phone does not speak, you can still write using it. Jitendra Kumar, you can definitely use KingWise on your phone, as it comes with the KingWise teacher feature.
Replying to one of the user about wanting the uttar pradesh mobile vaani number
He gave information about NTPC vacancies and posts.
For Hamari Vani, I am Rajesh Kumar Patand from Natpura village, Delhi Chaurasi. Friends, I would like to share a few thoughts about the Delhi Metro, especially regarding the facilities provided for people with disabilities and our other divyang (differently-abled) companions. I have noticed that in the Delhi Metro, there is also an arrangement for wheelchairs for those who have difficulty walking or cannot walk at all. I have personally seen that when one of my companions was sitting next to me and the station arrived, as soon as he slightly raised his hand, an attendant immediately came with a wheelchair to assist him. This gave me a great sense of satisfaction. Nowadays, you can also apply for the Metro card online, because sometimes when we buy paper tickets, if they get folded or damaged, the machine does not accept them, and we have to stand in line again. But if you get a smart card, you don’t have to face all these problems—just tap your card at the entry gate and again at the exit gate, and that’s it. The Delhi Metro provides many such facilities for people with disabilities. Inside the metro premises, there are also tactile paths (trails) for the visually impaired, which have been specially constructed for their convenience. What is really needed now is that organizations working for the visually impaired, especially in big cities, should take the initiative to organize mobility training from time to time at railway and metro stations. This would help us navigate and travel with even greater ease and confidence.
He gave information about the Divyangjan bliend Vidyalaya.
He need information about packing work.
Hail to the heart of Jayalal! I am from the Kali Charan Jyoti Ashram, and today, friends, we have brought information for you. On 26th November, there will be a wedding ceremony. Those who wish to attend or witness the event and enjoy it are invited. The ceremony will start at 9:00 AM on 26th November. Everyone can actively participate, especially youths and young women, in this gathering and wedding celebration. Additionally, some attendees will receive 16 BB checks, which will be distributed on this occasion. This will be part of the auspicious celebrations. For more details, the contact numbers are: 91-135-193, 91-152-135, 193-152 Those who want to attend the ceremony should note that they must return on 26th November itself. There will be no arrangements for staying overnight at the venue. So, those coming should plan to return by evening. This is the information for now. For those facing accommodation issues, arrangements can be made here.
My name is Lakshmi Narayan Rajoria, I am from Indore district, Madhya Pradesh, and I am completely visually impaired. I want to ask a question about GCO settings. By GCO, I mean Commentary Screen Reader settings. I know how to operate it, but I want to set up the screen reader on my mobile phone. My mobile is Vivo Y31 5G, and I have downloaded the GCO Lite version. Now I want to configure or activate it.