My name is Birendra Kumar. I am speaking from Vaishali, Bihar. Greetings and good morning to all brothers! I have brought a question for all of you – a general knowledge question. Sometimes I bring such questions, sometimes I don't. Here is the first question: How many inches are there in one foot? Options: 12 13 14 ✅ The correct answer is: 12 inches And the next question: How many inches are there in one yard? Options: 36 37 38 ✅ The correct answer is: 36 inches
Hello friends, my name is Balikan Pandey and I am speaking from Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh. I am 100% blind. So here, a question came from Zakir Hussain. Zakir Hussain is 9th pass and wants to learn music. He also mentioned in an audio that he wants to get a degree in music. Now, in order to get a degree, you need to do a diploma. Since he is 9th pass, he must first complete 10th and 12th. Only after completing 12th can one pursue a diploma in music. You cannot do it directly. So, if you really want to study, then first you need to complete 10th and 12th. You mentioned that your age is 24 years. You can complete 10th and 12th through the NIOS Board (National Institute of Open Schooling). If you study with focus and dedication, then you can pass in about six months, as NIOS conducts exams twice a year – in April and October. So you can pass through this. Currently, registration dates for the October exam have already been announced, though there may be a late fee. So, through NIOS, you can complete 10th and 12th first. After that, you can pursue a diploma in music. If you just want to learn music informally, then someone can teach you, but you won’t get a degree for that. To get a degree or certification in music, a diploma is necessary. There are many types of diploma courses – for example, in computer programming, data entry operator, etc. In diploma courses, skills are taught, so you can choose a diploma in the skill you are interested in – whether it's music or computer, etc. If you want to do a diploma in music, then it is conducted by NIOS and also by many other colleges. After completing 12th, you can apply for a music diploma from NIOS or any other institution. The NIOS system is flexible, and it helps people who cannot attend regular schools. So, first complete your 10th and 12th from NIOS, and then go for the diploma.
She is asking about a salty biscuit manufacturing company in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
I’m here to tell you about a new app called Be My Eyes. It’s a very good app — please download it. If you want to help blind people, you can sign up as a volunteer on the app. And if you are visually impaired, there is an option called "Blind or Low Vision" — double tap on that. There will be options to sign in using Email, Facebook, YouTube, and Google (sorry, I mistakenly said YouTube earlier). You can sign in using Google. If you face any issues while downloading, feel free to call me. My number is [92 027 — the rest of the number is missing].
"Hello friends, a very very good evening. I am Murdi speaking. I hope and wish that you are all healthy, happy, and busy with your respective work. We are in need of three blind boys for bhajan-kirtan (devotional singing). The payment will be ₹500 plus food and refreshments. If anyone is interested in joining, please contact us on our number.
NAB Delhi is pleased to announce two new online training batches Courses Offered: * Web Development for Visually Impaired * Python Programming for Visually Impaired Key Details: * Duration: 4 months (includes all fundamental topics) * Mode: Online live classes with course materials * Eligibility: 10th pass with good computer knowledge and screen reader skills * Class Timing: Evening sessions * Selection Process: Telephonic interview Important Dates: * Registration Opens: 25 September * Registration Closes: 7 October (extended due to technical error in the previous link) * Classes Begin: 14 October For Queries: academy@nabdelhi.in 9212319672, 8826261166
He wants to know information about online classes.
This is Arun Meena speaking. I would like to extend my heartfelt greetings for Vijayadashami and Navratri to the entire Hamari Vaani team, its listeners, and everyone associated with it. We hope that everyone celebrated Navratri and Vijayadashami with enthusiasm, participation, and joy. Upcoming festivals like Diwali, Dhanteras, etc., are also around the corner, and we hope to celebrate them with the same spirit — spreading happiness without hurting anyone’s sentiments, and expressing our joy in a respectful manner. Friends, this is what life is about — serving others. Just like Hamari Vaani always works for the people and brings happiness to others. The officers and team members of Hamari Vaani work so hard behind the scenes, yet we sometimes fail to give them the recognition and respect they deserve. Why are we saying this? Because, unfortunately, some people still treat Hamari Vaani as just a time-pass platform. Some share incorrect information or random numbers just for the sake of having their audio broadcasted. This is not the right way. If we truly want to appreciate and respect Hamari Vaani, we should share accurate and meaningful content — the kind that benefits not just us but others as well. That is when we become true and responsible listeners of Hamari Vaani. So friends, let’s listen carefully, contribute positively, and share good, helpful information on this platform. Let people thank us for our contributions and also thank Hamari Vaani for being a source of valuable content. Let’s refrain from sharing false or misleading information, as it could harm others and damage the credibility of Hamari Vaani. Thank you once again, and wishing everyone a joyful celebration of the upcoming festivals!
He wants to know which mobile phone works well with Talkback.
Greetings to all the listeners and volunteers of Hamari Vaani. I am Abhishek Kumar, speaking from Bhagalpur district in the state of Bihar. I am 100% blind, that is, I have one hundred percent disability. Today, I am going to share with you the customer care numbers of two phone brands — Vivo and Poco. First, the customer care number for Vivo: 1800 103 3388 (That is: One Eight Zero Zero One Zero Three Three Eight Eight) Now, the customer care number for Poco: 1800 102 6286 (That is: One Eight Zero Zero One Zero Two Six Two Eight Six) Thank you and Namaskar. Sending my best wishes to all of you! And first of all, I want to talk about Munna Lal Bharti ji — he always provides excellent solutions to any problem. He explains things in a simple and easy-to-understand way to all of us, whether they are our friends or elder/younger brothers. If you like this audio, please press 5 to share it further.