Replying to user about NIOS audios are available at NIVH and Saksham
English Translation: Hello and greetings. I am Durga Prasad Pal speaking on behalf of Hamari Vani, from Indore, Madhya Pradesh. I would like to share some information regarding our brother Dharmendra Dangi from Rajgarh district. He went to get his SIM ported, but he faced some issues during the process. I also belong to the same district, Rajgarh, specifically from the Sarangpur tehsil. I want to inform everyone that whenever you go to get a SIM card issued or ported, you should always go to the official customer care center of the respective network. For example: If you want to port or get a SIM from Jio, go to the official Jio service center. For Vodafone Idea, go to their respective official office. For BSNL, visit the official BSNL office. Why is this important? Because when it comes to people with disabilities (divyang), you will be asked for a Disability Certificate. You had also asked what a Disability Certificate is. So let me explain: A Disability Certificate is an official document that certifies a person’s disability. It is issued by the District Medical Board. Nowadays, a UDID card (Unique Disability ID) is also issued, which is digital and recognized by government offices. When you visit the official service center, carry these documents: Your UDID card or Disability Certificate (issued by the District Medical Board). Your Aadhaar Card. At the service center: They will take your photograph. Your documents will be uploaded. You will be verified and the SIM will be issued or ported in your name. Please note: This process usually cannot be done at small retail shops or street vendors who sell SIM cards, because they do not have the facility to process documents for people with disabilities. If you want a SIM in your own name, you must visit the official office of the network provider. So, any person with a disability who wishes to get a new SIM or port their existing SIM into their name should always go to the official service center — the process will be smooth and successful there. I hope my message and information are clear to you. Thank you.
Hello friends, my name is Bab Ram, I am speaking from Jalo, Rajasthan. Hundred percent like! So how are you all, friends? Hope you all are doing great, enjoying, and busy in your respective work. First of all, greetings to all my friends from my side. And brothers, I have brought an important piece of information for you. The information is about Divya Check Boss's number. I want to give you Divya Check Boss's number. The information is as follows — please note it down: Divya Check Boss's number is: 01144739626 (Zero double one, double four, seven three, nine six, two six) 011 44 73 96 26 Yes friends, this is the Divya Check Box number. Through this, you can get the information you need. It will talk to you accordingly. And if any of your friends also have such information, then do record it in our group.
Replying to one of the user about explaining about the disability certificate
"Hello friends, today is the 27th of September and I have come on our platform today. My name is Krishna Kumar. I am 50% blind. So friends, I want to say something about how conferences are done in India. Yes, those who have this knowledge, please share how to do call conferencing on a Jio phone."
Indresh ji, your questions have been answered by the respected Shri Rajesh Kumar Pathak Sir, and with all due respect, Munna Lal Bharti does not have more experience than him when it comes to harmonium or dholak. The amount of experience Rajesh Kumar Pathak Sir has is not something Munna Lal Bharti can match. You should be happy that such a knowledgeable and experienced teacher has personally replied to you. You should enthusiastically and happily get in touch with him. I had listened to his audio completely, and he had even left his phone number in the message. We truly believe that if you genuinely want to learn harmonium or any other musical instruments, you should get in touch with Rajesh Kumar Pathak Sir. He will give you his full attention and teach you exactly how you wish to learn. You can even learn from him online, as he has an Android phone and can teach you virtually. Or, you could learn via audio calls, or even by visiting him in person. First, just give him a call and ask him which method he prefers for teaching. He will explain the available options, and you can follow that accordingly to gain knowledge of both the instrument and its playing techniques. So dear Indresh ji, I hope the information we have provided is clear to you now. And when you receive such a valuable answer, there’s no need to repeat the same question in a rush. First, try contacting the person who responded to you. If even after that your issue isn’t resolved, only then should you get back to us or share another recording. Please first listen carefully to the instructions you are given. Try to understand what is possible for you. If something doesn't work out, then of course, you can record your message and share it with us. And if through their guidance, you find a good solution or get a valuable experience, you can record that and share it with the Hamari Vaani team. This helps build confidence in the hard work we are putting in — that our efforts are indeed helping people, especially persons with disabilities (Divyangjan), get equal opportunities and truly achieve something. So please make sure to share your experience here as well.
You are saying this is Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh, and a form has been filled for the NIOS board to participate and study here. But there is no information given here about which class the form was filled for. So, are you trying to say — where will their courses be available? Are there audiobooks, or is there any accommodation material available for them? So sir, look — there are schools for this. You will have to go there. There is a fee involved. The schools help you prepare for it, right? So, you'll get this information there. That means you'll get the details by calling a number — we do not have this information. That’s why we suggest you call the board’s official number directly and get full information. The number is 1800 180 9393. If I said it too elaborately, let me try to simplify it further: One eight double zero one eight zero nine three nine three (1800 180 9393) — You have to call this number. You can contact them between 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, from Monday to Friday.
Look, brother, the book from the library that was previously available has now been removed. However, you can still take advantage of the services provided by them. To access it, you have to dial a number. The number is: 0807117515 That’s zero eight zero seven one one seven five one five. When you call this number, you will hear an IVR (Interactive Voice Response). Follow the options given by the IVR to access the DAISY Audio Library created by NAB. As we mentioned earlier, there is also an AI Voice Assistant system available, through which you can get guidance or information related to careers. This too has been created by NAB. If you want to become a member or register yourself, you need to directly call NAB. If we expand NAB in English, it stands for: National Association for the Blind Yes, NAB — National Association for the Blind is an NGO based in Delhi, and it is the one that launched this library system. So, please get in touch with them, and they will help you with the registration process. You can then fully benefit from the services offered. Stay connected with Hamari Vaani and keep listening to Hamari Vaani. Before ending, let me repeat the number once more: 0807117515
Mr. Jeet Munda, who is from Jharkhand, wants to know our opinion. Well, I use a keypad phone, and when a message comes, it's not very clear or understandable. So firstly, on a personal note, my question is: what company's phone are you using? You said it's a keypad phone — that's clear. But which company’s phone is it? Is it itel, Lava, Micromax, or something else like B30 or T30? Which company is it, and what is the model? I'd like to suggest something: I personally use an itel phone. So I recommend you use an itel phone too. The reason is that it provides a much better facility for reading messages. Nowadays, itel Magic 2 Max is available. Yes, itel Magic 2 Max — you can buy this phone. Or you can also go for itel MX Pro — both phones are very good and reliable. You can also use Jio SIM in these phones. Pardon me — what I mean is, these phones support Jio SIM. One SIM slot is given for any company’s SIM, and another slot is dedicated only for a Jio SIM. So you can successfully use the phone with ease. These phones offer many features that you can enjoy and benefit from. For more information, you can directly talk to itel customer care. The number is: 1800 419 0525 (One Eight Zero Zero Four One Nine Zero Five Two Five). Stay connected with our voice and keep listening to us. Jai Hind!
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