Hello Hamari Vaani and greetings to all respected listeners and friends. Today, on 6th May, Wednesday, I, Kanhaiya Lal from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, would like to share my thoughts regarding a recording by Shri Deshraj ji from Haryana. In his recording, he was sharing job opportunities specifically for women. Providing employment opportunities for women is a good initiative, but I would also like to say that job opportunities should be shared for men as well. In the recording, different salary amounts were mentioned, such as ₹35,000 in one place and ₹15,000 in another, along with a registration fee of ₹650. Therefore, it is very important that clear and accurate information is provided to people. If the jobs are being offered by a company, then the official company contact number should be shared instead of personal numbers so that listeners can trust the information. Sharing only personal numbers can sometimes create confusion or doubt among people. I request everyone to share only verified and genuine information so that Hamari Vaani continues to remain a trustworthy platform. Thank you.
An institute in Mahendra is providing education and support to visually impaired individuals, with around 20 students currently enrolled. Interested individuals can contact the concerned person for further details and admission-related information.
Hello, I am Kanhaiya Lal from Prayagraj. As per RBI guidelines, visually impaired individuals (including those using thumb impressions) are eligible for ATM cards, cheque books, lockers, and credit cards. If banks deny these services, you can show the official guidelines for clarification.
Hello, this is Umesh Kumar from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, speaking on Hamari Vaani. The School at Home number shared earlier was incorrect. Munna Lal Bharti corrected it—the correct number is 01141212300, not 21. Thank you. Jai Hind.
Hello, I am Munnalal Bharti from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, and I am 100% visually impaired. Bablu Tiwari from Ballia asked about smart glasses. They are available at Saksham in New Delhi. You can contact them at 011-42411015 for details. The exact price will be known after inquiry.
Hello, I am Umesh Kumar from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. I am sharing the customer care number of India Post Payment Bank: 1800 889 9860. Thank you.
A listener appreciates new participants, encourages positive engagement on the platform, and emphasizes sharing accurate and trustworthy information.
A user shares the official customer care number of India Post Payments Bank (155299) and explains how calling may require balance on some SIMs, while Jio users may get free access.
Ayush Sharma says for “School at Home,” you must register first with Aadhaar. Without registration, you cannot use the service, and calls will not be allowed.
Kanhaiya Lal shares details of a marriage meet on 24 May 2026 in Chitrakoot and invites interested people to contact for participation.