I’m speaking from Rewari district, Haryana. This is Redraj speaking — 100 percent Ashish from Nanded, Maharashtra, was connecting. I’ve listened to his recording. The recording is currently running on my side, but I haven’t checked it yet. He said he wants to buy a smartphone — meaning an Android device. He mentioned that at the time when he asked about smartphones, no one gave him proper information. Maybe he didn’t hear my voice message properly, or even if he did, perhaps he didn’t listen to my audio messages. Ashish bhai, I told you — yes, I know you, you are my friend. I said that in the audio. I also said that you can buy smartphones from certain companies — I clearly mentioned that you can go for Samsung Galaxy A06, A23, A34, A35 and so on. But since I’m a Samsung user myself, I’ll obviously tell you about Samsung phones. I also told you about Motorola phones — you can take Moto G96 or G196, etc. Both Motorola and Samsung have some of the top phones right now. You can buy from either of these two brands. Again, I told you — you can go for A34, A35, A23, A15, A14, A17, A16, or A56. These are all good phones, and they’ll be better options. For example, the Galaxy A06 is a 5G phone priced around ₹9,000 — a great budget option. The A34’s price has also come down now (though I haven’t checked recently). You can buy through the Samsung Shop application or from the Samsung Smart Plaza (official Samsung store). You can also purchase from other local shops. These phones are available across different price ranges. For instance, the A17 is priced around ₹17,000–18,000, and you can go for that too.
Hello, Namaskar! I am Ashish from Maharashtra — the one whom Munna mentioned to you. What is your education? Brother, right now I am in T.Y.B.A. (Third Year of B.A.), and my graduation subject is History. Brother, earlier I had asked you something but didn’t get the correct answer — now I’ve received a reply from Naresh and Munna. I believe that there are many government schemes in Maharashtra, but I haven’t received much benefit from them yet. Also, I got a separate phone, but I had to buy it myself from my pocket. I hope you can suggest to me — which proper mobile phone should I buy? My background is education-related, and I’m currently in my final year of B.A. Thank you!
Hello and a warm greeting to all the listeners of Hamari Vani! I am Jas Chakotia from Gwalior district, speaking to you. I am one hundred percent blind, my friends.
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Hello, my name is Jai Chakotiya. I am speaking from Gwalior district. I am 100% blind. Today, I have brought some useful information for my fellow differently-abled friends. Friends, there is a new app for persons with disabilities called "Be My Eyes." Those who use Android phones can download this app, and it is very helpful for people who are totally blind. For example, if you want someone to read a document for you, the app can help you with that. If you want to know the color of a T-shirt, you can ask about that too. The app works through video calling, where volunteers connect with you and help you by describing things or reading for you. It works 24 hours a day — once I even called at night, and my call was answered right away! To use the app, you’ll need to sign in. There are three options to sign in: Google – you can sign in with your Google account. Facebook – if you use Facebook, you can log in through that. Email – you can also sign in using your email. After signing in, if your mobile is set to Hindi, you’ll see an option that says “I need visual assistance.” Double tap on that option, and you’ll be signed in successfully. Next, you’ll get options such as “Call a volunteer.” Before making a call, go to Settings and select your language. Then go back to the home screen and tap on “Call a volunteer.” When you make a call, a volunteer will answer and help you with whatever you need. Okay, thank you!
Hello friends, I am Subhash Chandra from Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh. I am speaking to you with complete honesty. My phone number is 84 49 11 49. Friends, all our Vaani organization members, brothers and sisters — we need some information. In Rohtak district, Haryana, there is an institution called Khatu Seva Sansthan, which runs a blind school. It is said to be managed by Madam Sata. If anyone has the contact number of this Khatu Seva Sansthan, please record our message or contact us at the phone number provided above to share the details.
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