"Mr. Vikas has tried to explain things to you in quite a lengthy audio. He is from the village Fatupur Sesi, located in the district of Maharajganj. He has explained things in great detail, and his way of communication is quite effective. Nowadays, people tend to ask for a number to listen to the radio, but our society too is becoming smart like smartphones. Almost everyone now has a smartphone in their hands. Through tap-back features, they listen to and learn various kinds of things on these phones, use them effectively—which proves to be 110% useful for them. Whether it is a laptop, tablet, or smartphone, now nothing is out of reach. So let our specially-abled (Divyang) community also continue progressing in such a way that the term 'Divyang' remains meaningful. Being Divyang means we are not disabled but enabled—let’s prove that. Many thanks to Mr. Vikas Kumar for his wonderful way of explaining. But when we talk about a radio app, it's possible that even the internet might get confused and throw up all sorts of irrelevant results. That’s why it’s important to say the right word or phrase, so that you can get exactly what you’re looking for immediately and benefit from it. So you can say 'News On AIR' or 'All India Radio Application'. You will easily find the 'News On AIR' app on the Play Store, as well as the 'All India Radio' application. You can download either of these apps and enjoy various radio channels from across the country, gain information, and entertain yourself."
So Mr. Vijay, today we want to connect with you on the platform of Hamari Vaani. The question I am going to ask might be in the hearts of many thoughtful and sensible people who are with us. First of all, thank you very much for celebrating Raksha Bandhan. All the visually impaired women in our community must be truly grateful to you — that’s what we deeply feel and believe. Those who came first have surely thanked you, and I am also expressing heartfelt gratitude on their behalf. May you live a long life — I’m sure many of those sisters must be sending you those blessings, considering you their brother. So, first of all, thank you for the warm wishes you have sent out for the festival. And through this sacred platform of Hamari Vaani, we will now talk about the point you raised. You’ve shared a number and said: "Those brothers and sisters who are wandering in search of employment should please contact me." Sir, we would like to ask: Who are you exactly? Are you a district manager? Do you run a company or a school or college? What kind of employment are you offering? There are many such questions, and you will need to answer them on Hamari Vaani. Just like you've lovingly shared your number with people, we ask you to now share details about your work too — clearly and honestly — so people can trust you, feel encouraged, and express genuine gratitude to you. We’re not accusing you of fraud. We’re not saying it’s wrong to share your number or offer help to those in need of employment. But it can only be considered truly right when you share complete, honest details about yourself and your work. So thank you for your intention — but it does hurt when people speak half-truths or vague words that lead nowhere. And then platforms like Hamari Vaani end up being used without real purpose. People first shower sweetness and kind words, and then say things that might feel inappropriate or unwelcomed — and such behavior can turn a budding friendship into rivalry. So please understand this carefully. Whether you become a friend or an enemy — that’s your choice — but the world is watching.
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Many, many thanks to Deepak Kumar, our younger brother from Siwan district of Bihar, who has become a shining light on our platform Hamari Vaani (Our Voice). It is our hope that he continues to spread this light and illumination. We are truly glad to know about his commitment and resolution. Those who have stopped listening to Hamari Vaani or have never even listened to it should definitely be inspired by this "Deepak" (which also means "lamp" in Hindi). They should adopt platforms like Hamari Vaani. Even if this platform doesn’t give you anything material, it certainly doesn’t take anything away from you either. All it asks for is just three minutes of your time — and that too, only if you’re willing; it never demands it forcibly. Isn’t that fair? This is a platform of the people, much like other apps on your smartphone. Just think: we easily spend an hour or more on our phones — whether it’s on Instagram, Facebook, or other such platforms that pull us in so deeply that we end up spending entire nights on them. At the very least, we should not forget our roots and old traditions. Because it’s these old values and practices that have given rise to the new. Remember: old is gold. As the Hindi proverb goes: "Naya nau din, purana sau din" (The new stays for nine days, the old lasts for a hundred). So embrace the old along with the new. Stay connected with social media, but don’t let it consume you. Stay within limits. Value your time. And whatever time you are wasting on unnecessary things, invest it in meaningful efforts — those that will bring you success. May God keep you all happy and help you reach your goals. May you all become self-reliant and stand firmly on your own feet. It truly felt great to hear about this resolution and your mention of Munna Lal Bharti and your friend Nitish Kumar, who gave you the number for Hamari Vaani. We extend our heartfelt thanks to him too — for introducing such a dedicated person like Deepak to this platform. This comment gives us not just hope, but full faith — and that’s very special.
Hello, this is Pramod Kumar Yadav speaking from Delhi, regarding our village. Ravindra Chauhan ji from Sultanpur is asking about his disability pension, which hasn't been credited. I would like to mention that you haven’t specified how many months’ pension you haven’t received. If it has been several months, then you should visit your nearest Social Welfare Office to find out the reason. It could be due to pending verification or missing documents — so you can get clarity by visiting the office in your district where the Social Welfare Office is located. If you’re thinking that only the August pension hasn’t come, then you can wait a little — because the August pension is being processed and many people have already received it. So it’s possible that yours will also be credited soon. However, if it’s been many months without payment, you should definitely go to the concerned office in your area and find out the reason. That will help resolve your issue. Thank you.
So, you are providing information about a scheme – that you have already availed the benefit of this scheme through LMC (likely referring to Lucknow Municipal Corporation or a similar body), and it has been three years since you took this benefit. Now, you can take the benefit again. First, you need to register. There is now a system on the LMC’s Urban Portal where, when you enter your Aadhaar number and mobile number during registration, it shows what benefit/scheme you had registered for earlier, and whether you have already received that benefit. Then it also shows the date from which you can try again. So, if your previous registration is visible there, and it also says that you had already applied for that particular scheme through LMC and have received the benefit, then it will also show a date. If you have not yet crossed that date, you will not be eligible. But if you have already completed the required time (like 3 years), then you can apply again and get the benefit. Just make sure to check it properly once – from anywhere. If it shows your previous registration and details, then definitely get it checked. For more information, you can also contact LMC’s customer care. The number is: 1800 180 5129 That is: One Eight Double Zero One Eight Zero Five One Two Nine (This is a toll-free number.) You can get full details from them. They will guide you on the process. Now, we also want to tell you what kind of question you should ask when you contact them. Ask something like: “We want to know about a government scheme that we had availed earlier through your side (LMC). It has been three years now. So, can we take the benefit again through LMC or not?” Let me know if you’d like this turned into a short formal message/email or if you need help with the portal itself.
So, regarding the Karnatak issue, we have a brother who had some questions. I believe this was discussed earlier but might have been left incomplete, which I’m now going to complete through this audio. And even if I haven’t said everything in the audio, I still want to convey the result through it. Sir, if you apply for the UDID (Unique Disability ID) card online, the process doesn’t remain completely online. After applying online, you still need to go to the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for verification. In Hindi, we call them "मुख्य चिकित्सा अधिकारी" (Chief Medical Officer), also referred to by the acronym CMO. So you need to visit the CMO office of your respective district in Karnataka, wherever your district headquarters is. Go there with the same online form that you submitted. Ask the CMO officer to verify it. Once verified, they will give you a slip (receipt). Then, take that slip to a local computer operator or cyber café. They will help you download and print the local UDID card. The virtual UDID card will be sent to your home via post to the address you provided, within about three months. You do not need to make it at home yourself. For more information, you can contact the UDID helpline number which has been issued. The number is: 011-24365019 (That is: Zero One One - Two Four Three Six Five Zero One Nine) Stay connected with our platform, keep listening. We hope this message reaches Karnataka comfortably from your home. We also hope that our provided information proves satisfactory and beneficial to the user. Thank you very much for listening, liking this audio, and sharing it further. To like this audio, press 5. The audio ID number is:
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