Today's Head lines News(22/05/2026)
Hello, welcome to Hamari Vaani. I am your friend Baburam, once again here on Hamari Vaani. I hope all of you are doing very well. Today, a brother named Kanshilal Gondiya asked for the toll-free number of UP Agri Care, where you can get information about weather updates and farming-related guidance. Kanshilal brother, I am giving you the correct number. It is absolutely right: 1800-102-1199 Let me repeat it once agai
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is a global awareness day dedicated to digital access and inclusion for the more than one billion people worldwide living with disabilities and impairments. It takes place every year on the third Thursday of May, and in 2026 it marks its 15th anniversary. The movement began with a blog post by Joe Devon, who wanted to encourage more conversations about accessibility in technology and design. His idea caught the attention of Jennison Asuncion, who reached out after seeing a tweet about the post. Together, they built the initiative into an international event supported by developers, designers, educators, companies, and accessibility advocates around the world. The purpose of GAAD is simple but important: to get people talking, thinking, and learning about digital accessibility. That includes making websites, apps, documents, and online experiences usable for everyone, including people who rely on screen readers, captions, keyboard navigation, voice control, alternative input devices, and other assistive technologies. You can participate in many ways, including: Attending accessibility-focused talks, workshops, or virtual events Testing websites and apps with accessibility tools Learning accessibility standards such as WCAG Including accessibility reviews in everyday design and development work Listening to experiences shared by people with disabilities Hosting your own accessibility awareness session or event The official GAAD website is: Global Accessibility Awareness Day One of the most valuable ideas behind GAAD is that accessibility should not be treated as a once-a-year activity. The day serves as a reminder to make inclusive design and digital accessibility part of everyday conversations, workflows, and projects throughout the year.
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Saurabh is asking about UDID card.
My name is Hariom Mar. I am 100% disabled and I am speaking from Jhansi district, Uttar Pradesh. I would like to explain my situation regarding how I can get an Antyodaya ration card. At present, my name is included in a BPL ration card with my family members, but I do not receive any ration or food support from them. Because of this, I am facing serious difficulties. My suggestion is that you should first get your name removed from the family ration card. After that, apply separately for an Antyodaya ration card. You should clearly explain your condition to the concerned authorities and contact the department or helpline for assistance. We know many people, including visually impaired and disabled individuals, who have successfully received Antyodaya cards. If you need more information, you can contact me on my mobile number: 8173956536. Thank you. Stay connected with Hamari Vaani.
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Today's Head lines News(21/05/2026)
Query about a person requesting support and subscriptions for their YouTube channel.
Dheeraj Kumar, a 100% blind person, is requesting information about blind cricket academies where visually impaired players can receive professional training and get opportunities to play at the international level for India. He is asking listeners to share details or contact numbers of such cricket academies as soon as possible.