A warm welcome and heartfelt greetings to Pradeep ji from the city of the Taj Mahal, Agra. We truly appreciate and respect your kindness and simplicity. Along with you, there are also some people who are not only sharing information but are also asking for personal contact numbers here. First of all, we would like to respond to the points raised by Pradeep ji. He has asked around three to four questions and recorded separate audio messages, while some questions were included together in one recording. You mentioned that money, around ₹1300 to ₹1500, has been deducted from your Kotak Mahindra Bank account. This is definitely a matter of concern. You should immediately contact your nearest bank branch to find out the exact reason for these deductions, as only the bank officials can clarify this properly. You may also dial 1088 through Text Dial services or contact the customer care number of your bank directly. This will help you clearly understand why the amount has been deducted. Generally, banks do not deduct money without reason, so please stay calm but take action quickly. If you feel unnecessary charges are being deducted, then you should file a complaint with the Reserve Bank of India through their official email or website. Secondly, regarding personal conversations with Munnalal Bharti ji, I would like to clarify that he does not prefer speaking personally with unknown or unfamiliar people. As everyone knows, Munnalal Bharti is a socially aware and careful person, and we should respect that awareness. We are not here to build personal relationships or friendships, and there is no personal interest in private conversations. Therefore, personal contact numbers cannot be shared publicly here. This has already been explained many times before. Our connection here is only for sharing useful information. If someone asks a question and we know the answer, then we try to help through this platform according to government guidelines and public awareness.
Greetings to Hamari Vaani and to all the dear listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Mohanlal Bharti speaking from Mirzapur district, Uttar Pradesh. Dear listeners, today I would like to talk about advertisements on social media. Whenever we use the internet, listen to songs, or search for anything online, we often come across many advertisements first. As we all know, unemployment is a major problem today. Many visually impaired people are facing difficulties because companies are not ready to hire them easily, and government jobs are also limited. A message from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, is also being circulated through telecom companies warning people not to trust advertisements that claim things like “double your money in 25 days.” Such advertisements may be linked to cyber criminals. Therefore, we should ignore such misleading offers. Another old scam advertisement that has been fooling people for years is related to “work from home pencil packing jobs,” where people are asked to pay registration fees of ₹600 or ₹1000. Some members of our visually impaired community are also unknowingly promoting these fake advertisements. I request everyone not to trust such schemes. If you have accidentally shared your personal or banking information with any suspicious person or website, please report it immediately on Cyber Crime Portal or call the cyber helpline number 1930. Please stay alert, stay aware, and protect yourself. Stay connected with Hamari Vaani, and keep listening to Hamari Vaani. We are all with you. Jai Hind.
I am Virendra Gandharv from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Shiv Kumar Yadav ji, you said something very important and correct — many times complete information is not shared properly. Jitendra ji often gives his contact number and talks a lot, but sometimes the full details are not provided. I would like to say one thing: whenever any vacancy information is shared on Hamari Vaani, do not depend completely on that single source. Many times people record and share incomplete information. So, do not sit expecting that someone will provide every detail or call you personally. If you do not use a smartphone, then stay connected with people who do use smartphones. Keep in touch with your friends, teachers, organizations, and people who are aware of job opportunities and competitive exam updates. By doing this, you will receive proper and complete information about where vacancies are available, how many seats are reserved for persons with disabilities and visually impaired candidates, and how to apply. If you stay connected with such people, you will get timely job-related information and will be able to benefit from those opportunities. Thank you.
Hello everyone, this is Virendra Gandharv speaking from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh. Many people praise Hamari Vaani and say that there is no other platform in India like it that consistently works for the service of visually impaired people. I also believe this is true because Hamari Vaani can be accessed even by people using keypad phones in villages and cities alike. However, if Hamari Vaani truly wants to become more effective and meaningful, then an important step should be taken. At present, listeners are free to share information, but sometimes incomplete or incorrect information is also circulated because many contributors are unknown to us. Some people provide proper information while others give unclear or misleading details, and many unnecessary questions are also raised just for attention. I believe Hamari Vaani should involve officials or authorized representatives from organizations and institutions so that accurate and reliable information reaches the listeners directly. For example, employment opportunities and welfare schemes shared by authorized officers would be more trustworthy and beneficial. This would also reduce unnecessary confusion and encourage people to ask more meaningful questions. If such a system is implemented, Hamari Vaani will become even more reliable and valuable, and educated as well as working professionals may also start listening to it more seriously. Therefore, I once again request the Hamari Vaani team to consider this suggestion for the betterment of the platform.
Are you visually impaired? Do you use a smartphone? Are you interested in Text-to-Speech technology and want to use multiple TTS voices in different languages at the same time? Do you want a complete alternative to expensive or limited TTS platforms? Do you also want to search and listen to your favorite songs in any language directly, even in the background, absolutely free and without advertisements? Would you like to learn and perform tasks such as: Helping visually impaired persons Video editing Audio editing Image editing Music production For example, do you want to automatically display song lyrics in your videos? Or remotely control another person’s phone to help them with settings, setup processes, or accessibility support? Do you also want to access industry-level technical courses at the cheapest prices? And would you like to use an online cyber café service where you can complete legal or government-related work from home at very affordable rates? If your answer is “Yes,” then install the Blind Tech Community Android application today! This platform provides: High-quality teachers and educational content Latest technical blogs and updates Useful tools and accessibility features Support to empower the visually impaired community through technology So don’t wait — install it now and explore its amazing features. Thank you.
Hello, I am Dheeraj Anand from Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. I had applied for the Railway Group D recruitment in 2024. On 24 September 2025, I received an email stating that my application had been accepted. Now I have come to know that the examination has already been conducted, but I have not yet received any email, notification, or admit card related to the exam. I would like to know whether this issue happened because of some mistake on my part or due to an error from the department. If anyone has information regarding this matter, please share it on Hamari Vaani. Thank you.
Hello friends, welcome to Hamari Vaani. I extend my respect and greetings to all the listeners and team members of Hamari Vaani. Today, on behalf of Bharat Vikas Parishad, we are studying from the book Bharat Ko Jano Pratiyogita – Uddeshya Evam Pathyakram. We will learn a few questions and answers in a simple way. Guru Gobind Singh helped which Mughal ruler to get the throne? Answer: Bahadur Shah What was the age of Maharaja Ranjit Singh when he ascended the throne? Answer: 19 years Which ruler of Punjab defeated the Shah of Afghanistan? Answer: Maharaja Ranjit Singh We will continue sharing more such educational questions and answers regularly. Thank you.
Hello, I am Sunil Kumar from Uttar Pradesh. I have completed my M.A. with first division and can read letters from about two inches distance due to partial vision. I also have several certificates and have received a national award. I am currently looking for employment opportunities. If anyone knows about any suitable job, kindly contact me and help me find work. I can teach, work in organizations serving visually impaired persons, and travel independently without difficulty. I can also sing bhajans, play the dholak, help in kitchen or canteen work, do packing work, gardening, ward duties, irrigation-related tasks, and other general support work. I am ready to work sincerely in any suitable role. My contact number is 7388274484. Thank you.
Greetings to all listeners of Hamari Vaani. I am Sushil Kumar Chaurasia from Gorakhpur. I would like to request the Hamari Vaani team to kindly let me know why my recordings are not being published. I also want to share that there are training and job opportunities available in Delhi for girls, along with support for marriage proposals for interested candidates. Anyone needing information or support may contact me at 8287812567. Thank you.
Greetings listeners and the Hamari Vani team. I am K.P. Shukla from Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh. I feel very happy listening to Hamari Vani and appreciate the hard work behind creating this platform. I also want to thank Sangeeta Verma from Chhindwara, MP, who shared information about wool knitting work like making socks, caps, sweaters, and other items for children. I appreciate her for sharing such useful knowledge and congratulate her.