The speaker requests visually impaired people in Delhi to cooperate and behave respectfully at a free monthly distribution program. He says volunteers provide food, tea, kitchen items, and sometimes cash assistance, but some beneficiaries create disorder or use abusive language. He urges everyone to be patient, respectful, and cooperative with the volunteers.
Surendra Kumar from Gorakhpur shares that he can prepare all kinds of dishes independently, including adding salt, spices, oil, turmeric, chilli, garlic, and onions. He encourages visually impaired people not to fear cooking and says that with confidence and practice, they can prepare their own meals safely. He is also willing to guide anyone who needs help learning how to cook.
Shiv Kumar Yadav from Umaria, Madhya Pradesh, who is totally blind, shares how he has developed independent mobility. He manages daily activities such as dressing, cooking, bathing, and travelling without assistance. He says that earlier he depended on others, but over the past few years he has become self-reliant and now travels independently with confidence.
Banmali Singh Parihar from Gwalior, who is 100% visually impaired, appreciates Hamari Vaani’s initiative to share experiences of overcoming daily challenges. He shares how he independently shaves, manages household tasks, uses a keypad phone, and travels by train. He hopes his experience will inspire other visually impaired people to become more confident and self-reliant.
Salman from Yelahanka, Bengaluru, Karnataka, is looking for field work opportunities for partially blind persons. One person is required, and accommodation will be provided. Interested candidates who can do field work involving travel should contact him for more information.
Hello, my name is Niranjan Das, and I am a 100% visually impaired person from Deoghar, Jharkhand. I sell products online and offer online shopping services to interested customers, including persons with disabilities. If you wish to purchase any product, you can contact me and place your order.
Brijwan Kumar Gautam from Unnao, Uttar Pradesh, wishes all Hamari Vaani workers, listeners, and team members a very happy Raksha Bandhan. He also expresses sadness over the passing of Mukesh Bhai from Hardoi district, who passed away on June 26, 2026, and remembers his valuable contribution to Hamari Vaani.
Avantika Kawde from Nagpur, Maharashtra, wishes everyone a Happy Raksha Bandhan. She enjoys listening to Hamari Vani, especially the English lessons by Swagat Sir, and says she learns new things every day.
Hello, my name is Om Prakash from Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh. Many people are looking for jobs, but instead of depending only on employment opportunities, we should also consider self-employment. Depending on your resources, you can start a small shop, sell products, or gradually develop your own business. If you need guidance about starting a business, you can contact me at 8859868528 between 8 AM and 8 PM.
Hello, Hamari Vaani. My name is Suraj Kumar, and I am a 100% visually impaired person from Lakhimpur Kheri, Uttar Pradesh. In response to Swagat Sir’s question about daily life, I would like to share that I manage most of my household work independently, including washing my clothes. I have studied up to Class 8 and wish to continue my education. Although I have limited mobility skills, I try to do my daily work independently