Manoj Yadav from Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, who has partial vision impairment, is seeking information about Bindra Prasad, who has reportedly been out of contact for about a year. He requests anyone who knows his whereabouts or has any information about him to share it through Hamari Vaani or contact Manoj at 987765961961.
Rohit Kumar shares an update about Manav Ekta Jan Kalyan Samiti, which provides free food and accommodation for persons with vision impairment. Boys, girls, and married persons can stay at the facility, whether they need residential support, want to continue their education, or are facing difficulties at home. The organization does not provide jobs, but offers accommodation and a suitable space for those pursuing education, including online studies. Residents can also leave after staying for a few days if they are not comfortable. For more information, contact 8423638594, preferably between 9 AM and 8 PM.
Rohit Kumar from Firozpur Jhirka, Haryana, shares information about Manav Ekta Jan Kalyan Samiti, an organization supporting persons with vision impairment who need education, accommodation, or family-like support. The organization offers free accommodation and meals for interested persons, including those who are orphaned, unable to stay with their families, or wish to continue their education. Both boys and girls can apply, and the organization states that safety and support are provided. The organization is located in Nuh, Haryana. Interested persons can contact 8423638594 for more information and location details. The organization also offers assistance with transportation for those who face difficulty reaching the hostel.
A person with 100% vision impairment from Maharashtra shares information about mobile phone distribution for persons with visual impairment at Congress Bhavan in Pune. Interested men and women are requested to visit the venue and submit their forms before the 16th. Beneficiaries are encouraged to use the mobile phones for their intended purpose and not sell them.
Hello everyone. My name is Banmali Singh Parihar. I am 100% visually impaired and come from a poor family. Despite many difficulties, I completed my education and later joined the Central Excise Department as a constable. I worked hard and eventually retired as an officer’s PA. After losing my parents and wife, I continued to face life’s challenges and raised my two children. My message is: never give up because of difficulties. Keep working hard, and you will achieve success.
Hello everyone. I'm Naresh Kumar from Haryana. Hamari Vani is a platform where people can share and receive useful information, ask questions, and record audio messages. Please share only accurate information, as incorrect details can mislead visually impaired users.
Virendra Ganghar from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh, cautions listeners about the increasing incidents of cyber fraud. He advises people not to trust unknown callers who ask for money in the name of jobs, business opportunities, prizes, or any other pretext. He urges listeners never to share bank account details or transfer money to strangers and reminds them that prevention is the best protection, as recovering lost money can be difficult. He also informs listeners that cyber fraud complaints can be reported by calling the National Cyber Crime Helpline (1930) or by contacting the nearest police station.
Rakesh Kumar Tripathi from Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, who has a disability, extends Independence Day greetings and appeals to the government authorities for support. He requests employment suited to his educational qualifications and asks for a motorized tricycle to help with mobility, as he faces difficulty traveling due to his disability.
A listener from Shillong, Meghalaya, informs everyone that the new TALKS app has been updated and is now available. He encourages listeners to install the app, try it out, and share their feedback on how they like it.
Kanhaiya Lal, a senior citizen from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, responds to a query about employment opportunities for persons with vision impairment. He explains that, except for driving vehicles, persons with vision impairment can pursue a wide range of occupations based on their skills and abilities, including jobs in computer operations, call centres, banking, railways, enquiry services, self-employment, retail businesses, and other livelihood activities. He encourages persons with vision impairment to explore opportunities with confidence and determination.