Today's Head lines News(23/07/2026)
Requesting toll free number for study.
Yogesh from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, shares information on **Hamari Vaani** about official State Bank of India (SBI) customer care helpline numbers for various banking services. The helplines include: * General Contact Centre: **1800 1234**, **1800 2100**, **1800 11 2211**, **1800 425 3800** * SBI Doorstep Banking: **1800 111 103** * Senior Citizens & Persons with Disabilities: **1800 8888** * SBI Credit Card Support: **1860 180 1290** * Report Unauthorized/Fraudulent Transactions: **1800 111 109** * Customer complaints and feedback are also available through the SBI Contact Centre. The speaker encourages customers to use these official SBI helpline numbers for banking assistance and support.
Requesting for job.
Hello friends, good afternoon. I am Rohan Sharma from Harda district, Madhya Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. I am sharing information about a job opportunity in Madhya Pradesh. A company is hiring people for pen and pencil manufacturing and packing work. If you are looking for employment and are interested in this work, please contact me. Contact Number: 8815792598 Thank you.
Gopal Sain from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, is requesting information through Hamari Vaani about assistive devices that can identify currency notes and read Aadhaar cards or other documents. The speaker is also seeking information on employment opportunities, such as packing work for carpets, detergents, candles, incense sticks, footwear, or similar products, in Delhi, Punjab, or other locations.
Hello and good afternoon, Hamari Vani listeners. My name is Naresh Kumar, and I am 100% visually impaired from Hisar, Haryana. I would like to share an important update for candidates who applied for the Railway Group D recruitment. The admit cards are expected to be released on 25 July. If you have submitted your application, please download your admit card once it becomes available. I hope this information is helpful. Thank you.
Good afternoon, friends. My name is Rinku. I am 100% visually impaired and currently live in Burari, Delhi, originally from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to respond to Radheshyam Bharti's question about getting a loan based on a ₹25,000 pension. I suggest speaking with IVR/AI support or directly with your bank manager for accurate guidance. Banks usually require a salary slip for many types of loans, and a pension is treated differently from a regular salary. Thank you.
Greetings. Ranjit Kumar, a person with 100% visual impairment, is seeking information about employment opportunities in Deoria district. The speaker requests listeners who have information about any ongoing or upcoming job vacancies or application forms in the district to share the details on Hamari Vaani or contact him directly. Such information would be helpful for persons with visual impairment looking for employment opportunities. Thank you.
Hello and good afternoon, Hamari Vani listeners. My name is Naresh Kumar, and I am 100% visually impaired from Hisar, Haryana. In response to a listener's question about whether a diploma or a degree is more useful: A degree is generally more valuable because it helps you qualify for more job opportunities and government recruitment forms. If you have studied music, you can also apply for vacancies related to music when they are available. I hope this information is helpful. Thank you for listening to Hamari Vani.