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Hello friends, I am Gayatri Sharma, and I have come here once again to record my audio. First of all, I would like to warmly welcome Mr. Muna Lal Bharti, who always provides us with valuable information. Taking his blessings, I am also recording for Mobile Vani. A very warm welcome to all of you. To all friends and brothers associated with us and Mobile Vani, I express my gratitude. Any information I have, I will definitely share it with you all through this recording. Thank you. I am Gayatri Sharma from Hamirpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India.
My name is Rakesh Kumar Yadav. I am from Nagartarsi, District Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh. From the platform Divya Drishti Baatein, I extend heartfelt New Year greetings to all our voice contributors and listeners. I wish that the New Year brings happiness and prosperity to all of you. On this occasion, I would like to make a humble request to all our companions. Those who upload their recordings—some recordings are so unclear that the voice is not understandable. Kindly upload recordings with proper clarity and cleanliness. Please avoid excessive mixing and ensure that whatever you speak is clearly audible and understandable. We have received a recording from one of our sisters from Uttar Pradesh, singer Preeti Sharma. She asked what kind of recordings she can upload here since she has joined this platform for the first time. I would like to inform her that you can share any information—about yourself, your qualifications, education, personal growth, or about our country. Because this is Our Voice, everyone’s voice. Whoever has useful information can share it on this platform. If anyone wants to personally contact me for information, my mobile number is: +91 97979 85447. I also request all brothers and sisters who upload recordings here to please share good-quality recordings. Just like Munna Lal Bharti uploads his recordings, if more people like him join this platform, our brothers and sisters will benefit even more. Munna Lal Bharti ji’s recordings are very good, clear, and provide clean and useful information. I request everyone to try to provide such clean and accurate information so that someone may benefit and learn from it. Some people spread incorrect information just to gain popularity—please do not do such things, as it brings disrepute to our Divyang (disabled) community and creates trouble for others. Therefore, I request everyone to share the best possible information and help it reach our brothers and sisters. Just as Munna Lal Bharti ji shares valuable knowledge, if more listeners do the same, more people will benefit and more people will be able to gain employment opportunities and useful knowledge through this platform.
talking about braille
Friends, this is my own view regarding the Braille policy. Those people who do not know Braille or do not want to learn it—at least listen to us once and tell us what obstacle you are facing. After that, people will give you solutions and suggestions and will tell you the easiest way. But do not say bluntly that because we don’t know Braille, will we get employment or not? Friends, understand one thing clearly: if we do not learn Braille—and I am speaking for myself—then assume that no one will even recognize us. Because in rural areas, when we read the Reliance Foundation magazine by touch, people watch very carefully and attentively and think, “Brother, this is really something to think about—he can actually read.” Now there has been a lot of awareness among people. Many people even take training. Earlier, when we used to go to teach in places like Banaras and Durgapur for B.Ed., the B.Ed. students would bring tactile maps, and on one side there would be writing in Braille. You tell me, what is this? We would tell them that this is the map of India, or the map of a state, or the map of a mountain. So friends, do not neglect learning Braille. We would say, brother, learn Braille in whatever way you can—if you can learn it, then learn it. But do not say that if we don’t know Braille, will we get this or that, will we get employment or not. Without Braille, our life is incomplete. Friends, the way of life we live is completely incomplete without Braille—it is not whole. Our Braille script is our eyes; understand it that way.
One of our members associated with Hamari Vaani wants to know about the recharge plans for the Jio Bharat phone, so I would like to explain this to them. There are two recharge plans available for the Jio Bharat phone: One is ₹123 The other is ₹234 Apart from these, no other recharge plans can be used on the Jio Bharat phone. The regular recharge plans that work on JioPhone, Android phones, or other keypad phones will not work on this device. With the ₹123 recharge, you get: 28 days validity 512 MB data Unlimited calling for the full 28 days There is also the ₹234 recharge, but there is no official confirmation yet about its validity. It is being said that this is also a Jio Bharat recharge, but whether its validity is 56 days or 84 days has not been confirmed yet. However, the ₹234 recharge is meant for the Jio Bharat phone. It is possible that this plan comes with 56 days validity, but this is not officially confirmed. The ₹123 plan, however, is confirmed and comes with 28 days validity. This plan will only work on the Jio Bharat phone. It will not work on any other Jio handsets, such as: Jio Prima Jio Prima 2 Jio 320 Jio 220 Jio 221 or any other similar models. If you are using a JioPhone other than Jio Bharat, then separate recharge plans apply, and you will need to recharge with those specific plans.
Hello, greetings to our Yuvani. Gayatri Ji, whatever support you have given, it has been recorded. This is your first time speaking, and you can add more if you wish. Gayatri Ji, you can also tell us—if you want to ask anything, you can ask on our Yuvani platform. Thank you.
Hello to all the workers and listeners of our ward. Greetings from my side. I am Ram Milan from Banda district, Uttar Pradesh, speaking 100% frankly. So, Mahoda Gayaki Sarma Ji, you are from Hamirpur, and I am from your neighboring district, Banda. You asked what all can be recorded here. Before I answer that, I want to ask you a question: Have you left your number or not? That’s good if you have. Anyway, it’s okay, but I will give you my number so that you can call for any questions or information you need. My number is: 888 239 3571. Yes, call this number. Now, I want to tell you the following: You can share information about where you got an address, what information you received, from whom you got the number, and how you got it, and what you plan to do. Please share the answers to these questions, including the details of the person from whom you received the number. You can also record and share any information related to your studies, any type of information, and even your personal experiences—good or bad. Any questions you have during this session can be recorded. If someone gives you an answer, you can also record and share it. Any information you need can also be recorded and requested. Someone will provide you the information. Your questions will be answered, and your problems will be addressed. All these things can be recorded. Also, whoever gives you information should have first informed you whether to leave your number or not, and you should only leave your number voluntarily. So, whatever question I asked or any information you want, you can contact me on my number: 888 239 3571.
Hello everyone, my name is Avantika. I heard a message from sister Gayatri. A very warm welcome to sister Gayatri! Wishing you a very Happy New Year as well. Here, we also want to record any information related to employment or jobs. If you have any problems or concerns on your mind, you can definitely record them on our platform. Any thoughts you have, especially those related to persons with disabilities, can also be recorded on our platform.
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