Avantika Kawde from Nagpur, Maharashtra, who is 100% blind, speaks about how some partially sighted men avoid marrying blind women. She says blindness should not make someone feel inferior and requests people to understand the emotions and abilities of blind women, adding that blind women are capable of managing household responsibilities as well.
Hello friends, I am Sangeeta Verma from village Mungi, Post Chankhuri, district Raipur, Chhattisgarh. I am completely visually impaired and currently working as an Assistant Teacher Grade-III. I recently started listening to Hamari Vaani after getting information about it from Shabana. Since then, I have been listening regularly and I really like this platform. Good morning to all of you. I have tried recording messages on Hamari Vaani several times, but my recordings have not yet been approved or published. I would kindly like to request guidance, either through a call or some information, about what kind of recordings should be made so that my recordings can also be accepted and shared on the platform. Thank you.
Hello, I am Pintu Kumar. Earlier, I had shared information about my school through Mobile Vaani. I am very happy to share that, through Mobile Vaani, around 30 children have now joined the school, and they are studying well. If any visually impaired child would like to join the school, please contact me at 9264463534. I repeat, 9264463534. Thank you to Mobile Vaani for helping us reach so many children.
Narayan from Maharashtra says that government documents should not be shared publicly.
Tabbasum person with low vision from Kupwara wants to study further become trainer.
Hello everyone, greetings from Hamari Vaani. I am Kanhaiya Lal, a 100% visually impaired person from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. First of all, I would like to greet Amit ji with “Jai Masih.” Today I listened to a very emotional and painful recording shared by Avantika ji. I felt very sad to hear that her family is not supporting her and that she has been asked to leave her home. I wonder why some parents behave this way, especially after raising and educating their children. Avantika ji, you are educated and capable, so I would suggest that instead of losing hope, you should pray and continue trying for a job so that you can become independent and support yourself as well as help others in the future. You mentioned going to an ashram, but I would suggest that if possible, a girls’ hostel may be a better option than an ashram. Still, if you want to go to an ashram, you should carefully choose a safe and suitable place. I truly feel sorry for your situation and hope things improve for you soon. Please stay connected with Hamari Vaani and keep sharing your updates with us. Thank you.
Hello, I am Kalyat Singh, a 100% visually impaired person from Rajasthan. I would like to share some thoughts and experiences that may help others stay cautious. First, I request the Hamari Vaani team to kindly publish this audio. I also want to request the platform authorities to avoid publishing unnecessary or misleading recordings. Nowadays, even visually impaired people are sometimes being misled by others from the same community in the name of jobs and opportunities. Some people share personal numbers instead of official organization contacts, which can create trust issues. Before publishing such recordings, it is important to verify whether the organization is genuine. Similarly, before joining any institution or workplace, candidates should check the organization’s background, understand why previous employees left, and learn about the working environment. Many people go due to financial difficulties and later face exploitation. Some institutions promise facilities like soap, oil, clothes, salary, or accommodation, but after joining, the reality turns out to be different. Therefore, always discuss salary, facilities, and work conditions clearly before joining. Keep call recordings and written proof whenever possible. If any test or trial work is involved, it should be done fairly, and workers should not be made to work for several days without payment. We all should remain alert, verify information properly, and avoid getting trapped in false promises. Thank you.
Hello friends, my name is Subrat Sabar, and I am speaking from Gunupur, Rayagada district, Odisha. I have been listening to Hamari Vaani for a long time, and I really enjoy listening to it. Through this platform, we get a lot of new and useful information. Many people come here and share different kinds of knowledge, whether related to jobs, guidance, or other important topics. Whenever there is any doubt or need for information, we are often able to find help here. I would like to say that Hamari Vaani should continue to grow, progress, and develop even more in the future. Thank you.
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Hello, my name is Vijay Kumar Rajak from village Dandu, Panchayat Govindpur, Rajnagar Block, Saraikela-Kharsawan district, Jharkhand. I am a 100% visually impaired person, and I would like to share an employment-related opportunity with all listeners of Hamari Vaani. If you are unemployed, facing financial difficulties, or under mental stress due to lack of livelihood, and if you know Hindi, Odia, and a little Bengali, and can sing songs in these languages, then there is an opportunity for you to earn a livelihood. You can come to Odisha and work with us. My contact number is 7463825599. Through this work, people perform songs and musical programs during birthdays, traditional ceremonies, housewarming functions, and other events. We also do local promotional performances and awareness activities. A daily payment of around ₹350 is provided, along with additional income from bookings. I and my fellow artist Bablu Das are also involved in this work. If anyone is interested, they can contact me for more details. Thank you.