UDID / Swavlamban Card KYC Information: The KYC process is being done for the UDID card, which is also called the Swavlamban Card. The UDID card (Universal Disability ID Card or Unique Disability ID Card) is similar in size to an Aadhaar card. Previously, the disability certificate used to be larger in size, but the new card is compact and Aadhaar-like. It is also known as: Universal Card Unique Disability ID Card UDID Card (short form) In Hindi: स्वावलंबन कार्ड (Swavlamban Card)
Hello friends, my name is Shravan Kumar. I want to say / ask for information — for example, if the exam is conducted in 2026 (in February), and some students have already filled the form for 2026, and some students will fill the form in 2026 for the 2027 exam — then will their exam be conducted in Drill or in RAD?
"Hello, my name is Shivam Kumar from district Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh. This is regarding the date of birth audio — the second audio. So today we will tell you the Sanjay code. Look — from the year 1600 to 2000, you can derive it using this method: The code for 1600 is 6 The code for 1700 is 2 The code for 1800 is 3 The code for 1900 is 0 The code for 2000 is 6 (Repeated again) 1600’s code is 6 1700’s is 4 1800’s is 3 1900’s is 0 2000’s is 6 (Then you say): I apologize for the confusion, and you can use this to calculate. And in the next audio, we will tell you what the codes for the months are, friends."**
"Namaskar, this is Shyam Kumar from Saharanpur district, Uttar Pradesh. Today, we have come again with the second audio on date of birth. Today, we will tell you what the codes of months and years are. First, we will tell you the year codes. So starting from the year 1600 up to 2000, you can calculate. The code for 1600 is 6 The code for 1700 is 2 The code for 1800 is 2 Sorry, the code for 1800 is 2 The code for 1900 is 0 The code for 2000 is 6 (In repetition) The code for 1600 is 6 The code for 1700 is 3 The code for 1800 is 2
He provided information about Delhi Disability Pension.
"Greetings to the dear listeners of 'Namaskar Hamari Vaani'. I, Munnalal Bharti, from Mirzapur district in Uttar Pradesh, am speaking to you. Today, I’m addressing a question asked by the respected Mr. Akshay Mishra, who is associated with Bhadohi. Bhadohi is a neighboring district of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, and he belongs to this region. You have asked a question about what documents are needed to get a construction pass made, and what the process is — the entire procedure. Thank you very much for asking this question, sir. Look, if you want to get a railway construction pass (possibly referring to a disability-related construction or travel pass), then you need to visit the CMO (Chief Medical Officer) office of your district — either in Bhadohi or Mirzapur, depending on your residence. You can also visit the hospital, or directly contact the CMO. The CMO is also referred to as the Chief Medical Officer — the main health officer of the district. So, sir, you should contact them and tell them that you want to apply for the railway construction pass. They will guide you, and the pass will be made. The essential documents required are: UDID card Disability certificate Aadhaar card Caste certificate Domicile certificate Educational qualification certificates (i.e., your academic documents) Passport-size photo With these documents, go to the Chief Medical Officer. Once you submit everything, your work will be done. We hope the information provided is clear and that you won't need to ask again. But if there is still any confusion, you are most welcome to ask again through our platform. We will make sure your voice is heard."
He gave information about Vrindavan Blind School.
Translation: "I am speaking from Mahaveer Rajbhar, District Ballia, Tehsil Dashrath, village Balakilkash. I warmly welcome all the listeners to our turn (our segment), and I bow respectfully to all of you. I request all of you to speak in Hindi and record your message during our turn. Whatever you want to say, say it in Hindi, and please include your mobile number while recording. Think about it — some people may be educated, some may not be. But in our show, 90% of the people are illiterate. Now tell me — who is running our country? Educated people or uneducated ones? It’s the uneducated ones who are managing things. So, I urge you all: when you record your message, speak in Hindi. Don’t say your mobile number in English. Say it in Hindi. Why? Because if you say “nine six” (9 6), not everyone understands. But if you say “नौ छः” (nau chhah), then even an illiterate person will understand. It takes the same amount of time to say a number in Hindi as it does in English. So why not use Hindi? We are trying to make this popular — to make our turn (segment) successful. So I humbly request you: please speak your mobile number in Hindi. This is so that even those who are blind or less educated can understand. When you say numbers in Hindi, everyone understands. Also, let me clarify: this request is mostly for men. Women don’t need to record their mobile numbers (for privacy/safety). I respectfully request women not to record their mobile numbers. So to all the men, please record your mobile number — in Hindi. It makes me feel really good when I hear someone recording in Hindi, because then I know people are truly educated — not just by degree, but in behavior. We’ll keep sharing this regularly and give updates. This is especially helpful for our blind brothers. So once again, I request everyone: record your mobile number — in Hindi, not English. Thank you."
He need information about where to find a Daisy player and how to fill the form for it.
Hello friends, my name is Sunil Kumar. I would like to know which messages have been sent to our Vaani (voice/message system) today. I want to say that whoever sends such messages, many congratulations to them. Please continue to send the right and true news to our Maali (possibly a group or platform name). Thank you very, very, very much. If my name appears as Tatul Kumar or Mr. Kahan Kumar, I would like to clarify. I also want to say that all your friends, colleagues, or whoever is associated with this — please stay connected with our Vaani. And if possible, please share the numbers of other people as well so they can also join our Vaani, record their voices/messages, and spread this message widely. This will help our Vaani grow and become even more meaningful.