Hello, our voice. Hello, our voice’s eager listeners. I am Malal Bhar Midrap from Uttar Pradesh. I am talking about something that people say: "Where is the place where you cannot take a writer? You will be given a writer there." This is absolutely correct. At least this will solve one problem for blind persons — they used to struggle to find a writer, sometimes they found one, sometimes they didn’t. So, at least this much is good that your exam will not get shorter, and no matter what kind of writer you get, you will get one. This shows that now those who are blind should continue their studies and strengthen themselves in education. They need to stay active in every field, whether it’s computer technology or reading books like you all do or want to learn. They should show interest because now we cannot depend solely on technology. The old times seem to be coming back — now you will have to rely more on books. Technology won’t last long, as new rules and laws are being implemented with a lot of monitoring. Instead of using, there is more monitoring happening. Our Indian youth are investing their time in useless things and blaming the government for unemployment. People watch videos on smartphones that have no use. They consider it entertainment but don’t realize that their time is being wasted. We don’t realize the value of time. All these rules and guidelines are issued to teach us lessons. This is the result of our mistakes that all of us have to bear today. Now the government has implemented it, and everyone is concerned about how the exam will be conducted. We must accept that the problem is faced by everyone, especially our future generation — the small children. Though we have passed or are passing through this time, our future generations, especially our disabled friends who are visually impaired, will have to face the consequences. We all need to understand this. So please keep this in mind: if you don’t get a writer, make sure you take it from the center. Do not rely on those who say, “We will put a senior writer, or we will pay money, and everything will be fine.” Such things won’t work anymore. This will not be allowed.

Wishing teacher's day and informing about writer rule for any exam.

"Yes, my name is Yakir Hussain. I’m from Gopalganj district, Jadavpur police station, Bihar. I want to talk about a serious issue. We are 100% blind. I have a request — we have already applied for an Aadhaar card one and a half to two times, but it keeps getting rejected. What is your opinion on this? We have also filed a complaint with Aadhaar services, but it was rejected again. We had applied once before, even got the biometric done, but it got rejected again. What can we do to ensure the Aadhaar is created properly? The fact is — it’s not for me, it's for my brother. My brother is about 13–14 years old. His Aadhaar is getting rejected every time we apply. What do Monaray Bharti and Shashikant have to say about this? Please share your opinion and advice. We are very troubled. So ma'am, please publish this recording. Every time we try to make the Aadhaar, it gets rejected. We have already complained at 1947 (UIDAI helpline). The application was made from Gopalji area, but it keeps getting rejected. So where should we go, and what should we do so that the Aadhaar is successfully created? This is my humble request, please address it. It has been a long time since I recorded something like this. This Aadhaar is a new Aadhaar, not a correction to an old one. Please understand that clearly — we are trying to make a new Aadhaar card, but it keeps getting rejected. Please give complete and accurate information about what we can do. If we are doing something wrong, tell us. And if you're giving us wrong information, that’s not acceptable either. People need the right guidance. So give us the correct advice and provide an accurate recording or message. Okay? It’s been a long time since I recorded anything."

Hello, this is Rahul Kumar speaking from Bihar through Hamari Vaani. I want to say something to all the workers of Hamari Vaani – Brothers, if there is any blind school available, please help me get admission there. I want to study in a school that runs from Class 1 to Class 12. So please get me admitted somewhere like that. As for my education so far, in Bihar I studied through an NGO – these NGOs usually offer 2-3 month courses. But in those, there are no regular classes. They only teach basic things like Braille, etc. You probably understand what I mean. So please note down my number – My number is 9229314870. Again – 9229314870. Please call me on this number and give me information, and help me get admission somewhere – whether in UP, Rajasthan, or anywhere else – as long as it's a school that offers education up to Class 12. I'm facing many difficulties, as you can understand. I have four sisters. My father is also unable to manage everything. One of my sisters is just 10 years old. Looking at the situation, please help me get admission somewhere. My mother passed away in 2024. I'm currently sitting at home. So, please try to get me admitted somewhere.

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Good evening everyone, I hope you are all well. You all must be busy with your work. I am Deepak Sharma from Sonia Vihar, Delhi, speaking here. I want to connect directly on this platform and raise a question on behalf of Mr. Vishnu Yadav, who is from Gorakhpur. He is asking whether there has been any increase in the pension amount in the state or not. What he wants to know is whether the pension in Uttar Pradesh has increased or not. I want to inform you, Mr. Vishnu, that the pension in Uttar Pradesh has not increased. The pension in UP remains the same as before—there has been no hike in the pension amount. However, there has been an increase in the pension amount in Bihar. Earlier, the pension amount in Bihar was ₹400, and now it has been increased to ₹1,100. That means there has been a raise of ₹700 in Bihar's pension. So, regarding pensions—only Bihar's pension amount has increased. Bihar's pension was ₹400, and now it is ₹1,100, which means a hike of ₹700. As far as the pension in Uttar Pradesh is concerned, there has been no increase at all.