Amit is telling that constitution should be taught at school@home,
He is appreciating Hamari Vaani and telling how he got connected.
Hello, this is Virendra Gadhar speaking from Chhattisgarh Rajdhani village. There is a recording about music. If you want to learn music, then listen. There are two types of music. One is the diploma type, where formal study is done. For that, you need to study and get a diploma. For this, there are institutes where you can learn, and these are present in places like Chhattisgarh and Delhi as well. But if you are illiterate or have not passed formal education, there is another form of music. In this form, anyone can learn to play musical instruments from someone who teaches them. For example, if a teacher teaches you tabla or harmonium or any instrument, you can learn it this way. Anyone can learn music anywhere like this. Music is also taught as a subject in schools. And in villages and nearby areas, people who know music teach others as well. So, there are two forms of music. If you want to do a diploma, then formal study is necessary, and it happens in a proper institution. But if you want to just learn music informally, anyone can teach you and you can learn in your local area or from some institutions. The diploma form of music is given more recognition. Many big musicians are diploma holders. Music teachers who teach also have diplomas.
He is asking for contact numbers of organizations working for blind people.
Rashid is asking types of job he can do.
So here we want to connect with Abhishek ji, who is very young. He has shared some information. Often people ask for a helpline number or a contact number. Today, we have brought the customer care numbers of two phone brands — one for Oppo and one for Vivo — and have provided this information to the listeners. We don’t just hope but have full faith that the information given by him will definitely benefit you. So, we would like to request you to first clarify something. Earlier, you used to say your IDO was from Kolkata, and you would mention districts like Kolkata and so on. But now you are saying you are from Bhagalpur, Bihar — that is, Bhagalpur district and Bihar state. So please clarify for the listeners whether you were living in Kolkata before, or are you currently a resident of Bihar? It is very important to clear this up here because people get confused thinking whether you might be a fraud or if you are giving incorrect information. Although no one will go to your home, the address you provide should be confirmed and accurate. Many of our friends clearly mention where they currently live. For example, if I am in Delhi, I clearly mention my address with confirmation. I am speaking from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. So wherever my original place is, I always mention that in my speech. But if I want, I can also include that I am currently living in Delhi but originally from Mirzapur, UP. You can take the example of music teacher Rajesh Kumar Pathrasa from Agrani, who wherever he lives, clearly tells that. Sometimes you may have heard him say Delhi, sometimes he says Madhya Pradesh in his recordings, i.e., he tells his current place of residence. This helps people understand well. So, what about your life story? Please introduce yourself briefly in your own voice on our platform, so people can know about you and your lifestyle. Please record a short introduction about your life on our channel so that in the future, if there is a story or some planning related to our platform, we can include you, ask you questions, or offer you support accordingly.
Hello, dear listeners of Hamari Vani. I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. I am speaking about being 100% blind, and we want to connect with Zakir Hussain. You belong to Bihar, sir. You want to know if you have passed the 9th class (ninth grade completed), can you learn music or not? That is, you haven’t completed the 10th grade, so can you still learn music? And you want to get information related to this. Look, sir, normally, there are online methods to learn and teach music. Many people make videos, and some run classes, from which you can learn by listening. But it is said for blind persons that unless you physically touch an instrument like the harmonium, tabla, or dholak with your own hands, it is difficult to learn music just by listening. It is a very difficult task, and when it comes to music, singing is a kind of activity where you can learn by matching your voice to the notes. The most important thing is to focus your ears and mind on it, to concentrate on it. And if you want to know about learning music through formal classes, then real music is not really taught via any formal course or training. For this, at a minimum, passing the 10th grade is very important. For those who have only passed 9th, there is usually no formal training available in music. There are very few training programs that accept students who have passed 8th or 9th grade, but generally, the minimum qualification required is 10th pass. For example, if you want to go to Dehradun to learn music, or want to do a music course and get a certificate or diploma, then the minimum qualification needed is passing the 10th grade. It does not matter which board you have passed from — UP Board, Bihar Board, CBSE, or any other education board. You must have passed 10th with at least 55% marks (or 50% in some cases), but below that percentage, you will not be eligible.
He wants information about a company that makes dona plates for employment.
"Namaskar, I am Arvind Shukla from Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, speaking as a 100 percent 'AISI' (possibly referring to some position or designation). Actually, the question belongs to Rashid ji from Bihar, and Munna Lal Bharti ji is also related to it, but I will try to answer it. You can learn music. Even if you have only passed 9th grade or haven’t studied much, you can still learn music. You can go to the Dehradun training center and receive music education there."
He is answering where blind people can learn music and what qualifications are required to learn music.