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Hello, I am Virendra Gandhar from Rajnagar village, Chhattisgarh. I want to say something about AI singers and music. Who can become a singer? That is mostly a natural gift. If nature has given someone musical notes in their voice, then those notes can be expressed—but practice is necessary, and a good teacher is also required. Nowadays, with YouTube channels, many people record themselves singing and promote it. But first, I want to say this: just because we sing, we can’t claim that we sing well. How we sing is something that will be judged by our music teacher and the audience. A teacher can see whether you have knowledge of musical notes or not. So, to become a good singer, first, your voice should naturally have musical notes. Second, practice is essential—you should practice for hours. Classical music is very important because every immortal singer—whether Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, or anyone else—must learn classical music. Once you have learned classical music, nothing is difficult. You can sing ghazals, thumris, or any kind of song, and you will be able to deliver it beautifully with proper control of your voice. So, if you want to become a singer, first test your voice to see what notes you have. Then, practice continuously and regularly. Practice in front of a teacher who can fully dedicate themselves to teaching you. If you do this, you can become a singer. It’s not about knowing many songs or thinking you sing well—what matters is your training, practice, and guidance.
Hello friends, greetings, greetings to everyone, good afternoon. My name is Naresh Kumar, and I am speaking from Hisar, Haryana. I am talking with full clarity. So, a brother had asked for the SSCMTS number, and I am going to tell the number. Zero eleven twenty-four thirty-six forty-three. I am repeating it: zero eleven twenty-four thirty-six forty-three. This is the number of SSCMTS. Sorry— zero eleven twenty-four thirty-three thirty-six forty-three. This number is: zero eleven twenty-four thirty-three thirty-six forty-three. This is the SSCMTS number. One brother had asked for it. I don’t know his name, but this is the SSCMTS number. You can call them. (Number as spoken: 0-11-24-33-36-43, i.e., 011-2433-3643)
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He wanted to know how to get a railway pass and what documents are required to fill out the CBSE board form.
He wanted to know when the CBSE board B A exam forms would be released.
Hello friends, greetings to all listeners of Hamari Vaani. This is Naresh Kumar speaking from Hisar, Haryana, and I am 100% visually impaired. I would like to share an important update about the SSC MTS examination, which will start in February. The SSC portal will open from 15 January, where candidates can select or modify their exam timetable and also correct any mistakes in their application forms. You can choose your preferred exam date through the SSC MPF portal starting 15 January. For complete information and assistance, you may call the official helpline number: 8800-043-334, available Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Hello friends, good morning. This is Rohan Sharma speaking from Harda district, Madhya Pradesh. I would like to get information about where I can take formal music training. I was earlier guided by Avantika Kawre Ma’am, but I want to know the exact place or village where music training is provided so that I can come there and prepare in advance. I already practice a lot and sing well; I have even shared my singing videos on YouTube and Instagram and received good responses. I request everyone to please share clear information on Hamari Vaani about where music training is available. Thank you.