The speaker from Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, responds to a listener's admission query by sharing information about a disability school in Amethi. They mention the school's name and founder and state that they will provide the school's contact details for admission assistance.
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The speaker shares a job opportunity in Delhi for totally visually impaired people who can play the harmonium. The job offers a salary of ₹6,000 per month, along with food and accommodation. Interested candidates should have their Aadhaar card and UDID card and contact the speaker directly for further details.
The speaker requests users to mention their name, district, state, and disability details whenever they record a message on the platform. They also encourage everyone to carefully listen to the IVR instructions before recording so that complete and useful information is shared.
The speaker shares the SBI customer care helpline numbers in response to a query. They mention that they currently cannot provide a working UCO Bank helpline number because the available number is not functioning. They promise to share an updated UCO Bank contact number once they have one.
Kheram Singh, a 100% visually impaired person from Badaun, Uttar Pradesh, shares that music is his passion and life goal. He sings and plays the harmonium, dholak, and naal. He requests the Hamari Vaani community to inform him of any suitable job opportunities, as he is willing to do small jobs and has previous experience working with Mobile Vaani. He hopes for support from the visually impaired community.
The speaker from Uttar Pradesh says they can play harmonium, dholak, and organ and are looking for a job in a music-related institution. They prefer a position that provides accommodation, food, and a salary. Anyone with such an opportunity is requested to contact them on the number they shared.
Hello, I am Dharmendra Chauhan, and I am 100% visually impaired. I have come to know that the Uttar Pradesh disability pension is expected to be credited on 7th July. Thank you.
The speaker explains how to turn off silent mode on a keypad phone. They say that if you are using a keypad phone, press and hold the # (hash) key for a few seconds to disable silent mode. They also request that users mention their district and state whenever they post recordings on the platform so others can better understand where they are from.
The speaker explains that if you are using a keypad phone, press and hold the # (hash) key for a few seconds to turn off silent mode. They also request users to mention their name, district, and state when posting recordings.