Hello friends, greetings to all the listeners of “Hamari Vani.” This is Ramkaran speaking from 100% blind district Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, from the village Mail Bazaar. It feels very good to connect with you all just now. You all must be busy with your respective tasks, but everyone’s thoughts keep getting shared on “Hamari Vani.” It feels good to know that people carefully preserve their thoughts from their own places so that no joy is lost. This is a good thing, and this is exactly the medium of our living—our voice, that is, the voice of all of us.
"Hello, my name is Ramresh Verma. I am from the Jalom district in Uttar Pradesh. I am visually impaired by nature, and I want to sincerely thank all my brothers and sisters who are sharing such wonderful reports on Mobile Vaani. Listening to them is truly inspiring. The most important thing I hope for is that you all continue to grow as much as possible and keep awakening values (sanskar) in people. If values remain strong, the world will awaken; otherwise, it will stay in darkness. Wake up at 4 AM, take a good bath, and do prayers and spiritual contemplation. Don’t make problems your worry — just keep contemplating, keep doing your duties (karma), and you will never become poor. If you keep worrying but don’t act, then you are bound to become poor. Whoever he may be, whichever bloodline or brother he may belong to — if he doesn’t act, just sits around listening to Mobile Vaani without doing anything, then he will automatically become poor. Even a person who may not be able to listen to Mobile Vaani but does his duties sincerely — wakes up early, bathes, and does what he can wherever he is — can live comfortably in this world. That’s no big deal. No one is really poor or rich. The ones who don’t act and just want to blame others are the real poor ones. And those who want to do something, who want to make friends instead of placing blame — those are the truly good people. We learn such valuable things from you all. If you give us some information, some guidance, and we don’t act on it, we will automatically become poor. But even if we follow a little of it, we will see a positive change. That’s why I want to say to everyone: do something — take action. No one can survive in this world without karma (action). In this age of Kaliyug, only karma remains as supreme. Everything else — humanity, honesty, and selflessness — has almost disappeared. Only karma is left. Whoever keeps acting will keep progressing. And only through action can one connect with God."
"My name is Nalvindra Singh Kesari. I am speaking from the railway station in Ambala district, state of Haryana. There is a person named Rahul from Bhagalpur who is troubling me. The bank people are also harassing me and are not giving me an ATM card. These bank officials call me, but they are not following Chapter 2, Section 19. When I mention it, they ignore it. Please call the helpline. The helpline number is 8800004334 or 9888000043. Please call this number."
The NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) board is now asking all students applying for high school and intermediate exams to submit a Delhi-based affidavit. Without a document that proves a connection to Delhi—like an ID proof, caste certificate, or residence proof—their form might get rejected. I, too, have applied and was forced to get an affidavit made in Delhi. I apologize for having to say this, but this situation is very difficult, especially for students from poor families who don’t have the means or access to get such documents made in Delhi. It feels like this is an injustice to education. I appeal to you to take this issue to the relevant authorities and raise awareness so that such requirements can be reconsidered. Education should be accessible without such barriers. Also, I have submitted an online form for classes. Could you please let me know when the process for those classes will be completed?
Hello friend, this is good news. How are you? I hope you are doing well and everything is great with your work. I am Deepak Sharma from Delhi. Sonia was talking about joining 100% through Dinesh’s medium. Rahul Kumar from Saran is also joining. People from Uttar Pradesh are asking how many days it takes to verify the railway pass after closing it. I want to tell Rahul Kumar that the railway pass verification after closing takes about two to three months. Within these three months, the railway pass gets verified after closing. And once it is verified, then you can download it online and get it. So what I said is: The railway pass verification after closing takes two to three months. The railway pass gets verified within two to three months after closing. And when the railway pass gets verified after closing, then you can download it online.
"I am a 100% client, and I am facing difficulties. I want to know which rules apply in Jobir Nagar Bharti, specifically regarding Prem Sangh Vidyalaya. What are the rules that apply there, and how are they implemented? Also, what does 'Premik' mean, where is it found, what does it signify, and what is taught about it? If someone is like a brother in this matter, then please explain it."
He need information about employment along with education.
He gave information about how UPI will be created in City Union Bank.
It feels very good that someone from our own district has come here. A warm welcome to you on the holy and sacred platform of Hamari Vaani. You want to know what process you need to follow to receive a government-provided smartphone. So, let me explain step by step. First of all, our personal question to you is: Are you at least 10th pass (i.e., have you passed 10th grade from any board)? If yes, then you are eligible to receive a smartphone. Now, you will need to go to Patharhiya, which is in Mirzapur — you might know it. There is a big office of the Department of Social Welfare (Samaj Kalyan Vibhag), located at the Vikas Bhawan (Development Building). When you go there, in the very first room downstairs, you will see a board that says “Divyang Rozgaar” (Employment for Differently-Abled). Take someone trustworthy with you who can help you. From there, you will get a form. Tell the official: “Sir, I want to get assistive equipment for myself.” They will give you a form. In that form, you will have to fill in the following details with a pen: Your name Your father's name Type of disability Your age Once that is filled, you will need to get it signed by the CMO (Chief Medical Officer). You don’t need to go to the CMO office directly. Go to a hospital called Bhairav Prasad Netralaya Chikitsalaya — the CMO is usually present there. Get the form signed by the doctor (CMO). After that, visit the website of the Department for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Viklang Sashaktikaran Vibhag). You can fill the same form online on the website as well. Provide all the required information. If smartphones are available, you may receive it immediately; otherwise, your request will be sent to the government for further processing. Now, where should you submit the form? You must submit it at the same office where you received the form from.
Look, sir, nothing works just by applying online. It has been said many times — there are many people who apply for the UDID card online and then ask, 'Brother, how will I receive my UDID card?' Well, it's a simple answer: after applying online, you have to go to the concerned office and submit the documents there. Once you submit them, you can receive the UDID card within three months. So, first, you need to fill out the online form, then go to the DRM (District Rehabilitation Management) office and submit it. Only then will you receive your card."**