Hello, I am Rohit Sharma, and I am currently speaking from Chitrakoot. I have come across something that I liked. My number is 7398184824. I need three books: "Shiksha Prashikshan Lekh Wala" "Drishti Badhit aur Punarvaas ke Aayam" "Punaraavaas ke Aayam" by R.A. Joseph If someone has any of these books in PDF format, audio recording, or Braille, in any of these formats, please let me know. If someone has a recording, video format, or Braille of the book, kindly call me at the number I provided: 7398184824. Also, I would like some more information: I need an easel (A-stand). I have heard that easels are made in Mumbai. If that is true, please provide me with the contact number for where it is made in Mumbai. Also, please let me know: Where else can I get an easel, apart from Mumbai? Because I found that it's not available at Saksham (likely referring to the organization SAKSHAM). So if the easel is manufactured in Mumbai, what is the contact number and address of the place? Thank you.
Hello, my name is Arvin S. Kesari. I am speaking from the railway station district Ambala, Haryana. There is a person who comes upstairs and pretends like there's some lottery or prize won. He talks in such a convincing way that you'd almost believe it’s true. One day, he said something about my house, that there’s a connection or fate related to it, sometimes saying more, sometimes less. This kind of manipulation is happening regularly. You mentioned something about flipping (luck), well, I had someone named Sa N. Malik from Gurugram, which used to be Gurgaon. They took ₹32,000 from me saying it was a registration fee. My brother, please don’t fall into such traps — I advise all brothers and sisters not to get involved in these scams. They’ll try to convince you so strongly that you’ll be tempted to open your SIM card and look at certain digits. They’ll say certain numbers or letters will appear on your SIM, and when you see them, you’ll start believing that your destiny is changing. They’ve claimed that I won ₹25 lakhs two or three times. I had even given a person my life insurance documents thinking they were genuine. Somehow, they manage to find out everything — even personal info like name, passport, and more. It seems like maybe even 15–20% of this might be known to or ignored by the authorities — how else do they get this much info? There is definitely fraud going on here, and my brothers and sisters, we must stay safe from it. I’ve gotten this checked thoroughly. Our children are educated, well-trained, have done proper courses, and even then, we verified this whole thing many times. Someone named Vijay even posed as my MD (Managing Director), and at one point they even said my garden (property) had become theirs. If you try to call them, they won’t answer, but they’ll call you themselves. One person gave me his number, and when I added it, they disappeared. Don’t trust them. You must alert as many people as possible about this. These people target those who are blind, unaware, or uneducated — especially villagers who may not understand these tricks. They figure out who they can manipulate and go after them.
"Greetings to all the brothers and sisters listening to our voice. I am Ram Karan Sahami from Mail Bazaar village, Deoria district, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to speak to my fellow differently-abled brothers and sisters. I want to share that my marksheets have been missing for the past year. During a bus journey, my bag got lost at one of the stations, and along with it, all my important documents were lost. Although I have since re-applied for and obtained my UDID card, I now want to retrieve my 10th and 12th marksheets. I had done my 10th and 12th through the Delhi Open School Board (likely referring to NIOS – National Institute of Open Schooling). I am seeking advice or guidance on how to obtain these marksheets again. At present, due to some financial difficulties, I am in Ayodhya doing devotional singing (bhajan/kirtan). Please suggest some way so that I can get my work done."
Hello! This is Pram Kumar speaking, a commerce worker and senior officer from Sahnpur district, Uttar Pradesh. I am giving you information that the Zadar National Bank School in Delhi is about to start a computer course. Anyone who wants to do a computer course can come here. If you do a one-year course, you will receive a diploma. If you do a basic computer course for three months, you will be given a certificate by NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling). You can enroll in this course. Also, if you want to do a job, this institution will help you in that as well.
Hello Doctor, Namaskar, Good Morning from Hamari Vaani. My name is Naresh Kumar. I’m from Hisar, Haryana, and I am 100% blind. There is a person named Rahul Ji who is asking how to get e-KYC done using Aadhaar. We’ve gone to many places for this, but it has not been completed. Our mobile number is not linked with the Aadhaar, and that’s the issue. Brother, as far as I know — and I’m sharing my personal experience — your mobile number must be updated in the UIDAI system (Aadhaar). Your Aadhaar should be updated properly. Once your number is updated, then you can get e-KYC done. Because for e-KYC, an OTP is sent to your registered mobile number, and without that OTP, e-KYC cannot be completed. Getting e-KYC done is very important these days. I got my e-KYC done the same way, because my Aadhaar had my mobile number linked, and I received the OTP. If you are not receiving OTP, or your mobile number is not linked with Aadhaar, then I suggest you go to your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra (Aadhaar service center) and request them to link your mobile number with your Aadhaar. Also, use only one mobile number — the one you actively use. Keep the same number linked in UIDAI and Aadhaar. If you keep changing numbers, it will cause problems. Once all this is updated, you will be able to do e-KYC easily, and it’s important these days because the government keeps updating laws and systems. So, I’ve shared all the information that I personally followed. I hope this helps you all and brings satisfaction. Thank you for listening to Hamari Vaani. Namaskar. Jai Haryana, Jai Bharat. I also request the team to please play my audio on-air.
Hello friends, greetings! Good morning! My name is Naresh Kumar. I’m from Hisar, Haryana, and I am 100% blind. So I would like to directly connect with Ram Kararn Ji. Now, he is saying that all his documents in the bag have been lost, and he wants to get them reissued. So here's what you should do: If you had linked your mobile number to your Aadhaar card, then go to a nearby internet café or service center and give them your mobile number. If your number is registered with Aadhaar, they can retrieve your Aadhaar card using an OTP sent to your mobile. Once you have your Aadhaar back, it becomes easier to recover the rest of your documents like PAN card, etc. Because all your important documents are usually linked to the same mobile number. I'm saying this because I know a friend of mine who also lost all his documents, including his Aadhaar card. What he did first was go to an Aadhaar Seva Kendra (Aadhaar service center) and told them everything. He had no photocopy or physical proof — just his mobile number. He gave them the number, got the OTP, and was able to retrieve his Aadhaar card. From there, step by step, he got all his documents reissued. Once he had everything, he even filed a police report (FIR) for the loss. Now you are staying in Ayodhya for Kirtan, which is a good thing. But it’s important to take action too. Please try to get your documents reissued as soon as possible, because documents like Aadhaar card, PAN card, and medical certificates are very important. Without documents, you can't do anything. So I hope this helps you!
He is talking about learning English from the internet using a smartphone
"Thank you very much, Ashak Ji, for coming on our platform and sharing this very serious and surprising issue. This is something we all need to think about and discuss because what has happened to you today can definitely happen to anyone. That’s why it's essential to pay attention to cybercrime. Thank you again for sharing your problem with everyone through our platform. Now look, sir, a cybercrime helpline number has been started — it's 1930. Just like banks have branches, similarly, cybercrime branches have been created all over India. So yes, this is a central number — 1930. But the issue is that sometimes, when you dial this number, you get connected to 112 or ambulance services, or you try to call somewhere, and it connects somewhere else. But when I dial from UP, it goes straight to the office. Also, sometimes the cybercrime people don’t even take complaints. The name is written in big letters — 'Cyber HelpLine', but many times it just remains a name. It doesn't function properly when needed. A website has also been created — www.cyberhelpline.in or cybercrimehelpline.gov.in. Those who have smartphones can access it easily, but those who don’t, can’t use it. And these people only accept complaints within 24 to 48 hours of the incident. If you report later than that, they suggest using the website instead. So, if something like this is happening to you, my suggestion is that you should go to your nearest police station, file a complaint (FIR), and then you can find out which cyber branch is closest to you — whether in Gurgaon or elsewhere — and get their contact numbers. You can go there and file the complaint. As a friend, and as a younger brother, this is the advice I can give. As for the 1800 number — there is no such operational helpline as far as I know."
So now information has been given about School at Home and the correct information is being contradicted. Lakhi sir, I am Munla Lal speaking. You often hear and know me, and from your voice, it seems that you are watching closely with great concern. You are welcome, first of all, for coming to Hamari Vani, and we appreciate your valuable time and respect your meaningful contribution. I will continue to respect everyone’s contribution as a social worker. Sir, as you have been saying — and we have been listening regularly — thank you very much. Look, when we call about School at Home, there are four stages, as you mentioned. Registration does happen — that is, the process of filling out the form begins — but when it comes to the final stage where date of birth or something else is asked (like TET or First Data), the process doesn’t move forward. Sir, it's not like that — the process does move forward. I have personally completed the registration, and I have proof. I live with my nephew, and I also had a number that wasn’t registered on the platform. But when I registered, it worked. We do fill out the form through IVR (Interactive Voice Response), through voice, and then the School at Home team checks it. Only then is it accepted or approved from their side. It’s not immediate. I can accept this point — that the registration starts when all documents and details are filled in correctly as per IVR instructions. Then the team checks and only after that, the registration is confirmed. It doesn’t happen instantly. So yes, if you want to contradict something, that's your choice. But the truth won’t change.
English Translation: "Ayush is speaking and asking if there is any helpline number to learn English. We would like to inform everyone that this question has been asked several times before. Firstly, welcome to all of you who are connected with 'Hamari Vaani'. Now, as far as this question is concerned, people are encouraged to share their thoughts. To explain this clearly: English is not learned simply by knowing a few numbers or phrases. To truly learn English, one needs to go through a proper speaking course—whether it is for three months, six months, or even a year—depending on what you are comfortable with and what suits your learning pace. Now, if you think that learning English can be done just over the phone or through a helpline number, that is not quite practical. Learning English is a step-by-step process that requires time and consistent effort. You do need an Android phone or a similar device so you can access learning material, courses, and practice resources. As of now, there is no specific helpline number issued by the government or any official body solely for learning English in a personal or customized way. However, we are here as your friends, and we are always ready to help and guide you through 'Hamari Vaani'. If, in the future, any such helpline number is officially launched, we will certainly inform you through our platform. Thank you very much for your question. If we couldn’t give you an answer earlier in your village or on the platform, we hope this now explains everything clearly."