Yogesh from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, shares information on **Hamari Vaani** about official State Bank of India (SBI) customer care helpline numbers for various banking services. The helplines include: * General Contact Centre: **1800 1234**, **1800 2100**, **1800 11 2211**, **1800 425 3800** * SBI Doorstep Banking: **1800 111 103** * Senior Citizens & Persons with Disabilities: **1800 8888** * SBI Credit Card Support: **1860 180 1290** * Report Unauthorized/Fraudulent Transactions: **1800 111 109** * Customer complaints and feedback are also available through the SBI Contact Centre. The speaker encourages customers to use these official SBI helpline numbers for banking assistance and support.
The speaker, Mohammad Salim, a 100% visually impaired person from Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, requests the contact number of the L.R. Kellar Blind Institute in Mumbai. He says he needs the institute's details and asks listeners to share the correct contact information.
The speaker mentions that a person is sharing AI-related contact numbers with others. The message is intended to inform users about the availability of these AI support or information contacts
A listener explains how to activate SBI Quick Missed Call Banking by sending an SMS from the registered mobile number. Once activated, customers can use the missed call service to check their account balance.
A man from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh responds to someone looking for opportunities related to bhajan and kirtan. He suggests contacting a blind school in Vrindavan, where participation in devotional activities may lead to opportunities and support,.
Mohammad Salim from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh thanks the listeners and workers of Hamari Vani for helping him with the information he was looking for about the Quran.
Query about the contact number of the NIBS Dehradun Talking Library for membership and library-related assistance.
Information about a training center in Gurugram that teaches candle making, music, and other skills for visually impaired people.
The caller asks whether calls to this center are received at night (around 10–11 PM). She says her calls only rang without being answered at night and wants to know if the helpline operates during those hours.
Mohammad Saleem from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, requested information about Urdu and Arabic Braille learning centers and asked whether any drawing tools are available for blind people.