Hello, I am Arvind Sh from Pratapgarh. Some of our friends are sharing different numbers about Braille books, sometimes on RK Forum, sometimes elsewhere. Friends, if you want to get Braille books, you should contact: NIBE, Dehradun AIST Delhi Goni, Sector 5, Bahadurgarh, Haryana There is a Braille press at these places where books are available. Thank you.
Hi friends, good morning, Namaskar. I am Dedraj from Rewari district, Haryana. I am 100% blind. I didn’t quite catch the name you mentioned at first. If you want to go to Vaishno Devi, you can definitely go there. Even without a volunteer, you can manage, because there are helpers available there. They will take you all the way to the temple. There are volunteers there to assist you. From where you are coming, you can take a train directly to Jammu. After that, you’ll get help on the bus as well. Now there is a proper path built there, and horses are also available, so you can travel comfortably without any problem. If you want to go, you can do so. We know what is there because many people have told us, and we are aware of it, so you don’t have to worry. If you want to go, you can try booking your train tickets from here. Try the nearest CAC center; you should be able to get a ticket. My contact number is 82 21 52 18 35 at double 2 1 9 2.
Greetings and salutations to everyone. First of all, on our behalf, I bow to everyone and extend my regards to our Munna Lal Bharti ji, greetings to our Rajesh Pathak sir, and salutations to all the workers. My gratitude also goes to all the active members of the “Taza Manch” and “Hamari Vani.” I wish everyone a very Happy Diwali and the best wishes for Bhai Dooj. Now, regarding the question of what benefits I have received, I would say that I have been associated for a long time, but if we look at benefits in the usual sense, I haven’t received much. And the first thing is, I haven’t even tried to seek any. I just listen to everyone’s opinions and thoughts and follow them accordingly. This is good because everyone shares their valuable knowledge—some from here, some from there—and in this way, questions and answers are exchanged. This is the essence of “Hamari Vani”—our collective voice. It connects us all and helps us build good relationships and maintain communication with one another. I would especially like to acknowledge the significant contributions of those who organize, prepare, and maintain this “Taza Manch.” They are doing excellent work. May this effort continue, and may “Hamari Vani” reach higher levels, even to the government, and achieve greater heights.
I want information about whether those whose UDID card has not been KYCed can travel in the bus or not.
He need information about whether KYC will be done on the job cards of blind people or not.
Appreciation for HV
Asking about hostel in Delhi.
Replying to a user about the Techno V Summit. and sharing the contact number of it.
Replying to one of the user about getting a mobile for free. The suggestion is to visit the Samaj Kalyan Department with the UDID card.
Namaskar! Namaskar from Hamari Vani. I am Munna Lal Bharti from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh, and I am speaking here. We are getting connected from Amethi with 100 percent rank — welcome Roh Kumar Ji as well! You have said that the School@Home numbers have been called, registration has been done, yet you are not able to get the benefit of the online classes — meaning the facilities provided there are not being availed. My humble request is this: if the IBR (system) is not working properly, and you have neither completed the website registration nor received online class access, then please register online. To do this, go to the website www.helpinghandindia.gov.in . On this website, there is a link for School@Home. Click on that link and fill in all the correct information asked from you. Upload the documents as required — once you do this properly, your process will be completed. Now, as for the teachers — they have the responsibility of verifying everything. Sometimes your full biodata appears on the computer screen, but they are unable to verify it properly, or they don’t pay attention, and because of that, such problems arise. So, even though you register, you are unable to receive the benefits. We, however, sitting at home, can still feel what’s going on in the system. That is our biggest learning experience, which we want to share with all of you. Even about Hamari Vani, we never asked anyone how to use it — but today, whatever respect and appreciation we receive from all of you is truly commendable. Through this, you can understand that even though I didn’t ask anyone, I can still share my voice and thoughts with you all. I thank you very much for connecting with Hamari Vani. Keep listening to Hamari Vani. Jai Hind!