Shailang from Meghalaya shares information about TalkSet, an Android accessibility app for persons with vision impairment. He explains that the app allows users to set their own voice for screen reading, offering a more personalized experience. He encourages Android users to explore the app and check its features.
Kanhaiya Lal, a retired senior citizen from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, suggests that people looking to earn from home can start a small grocery shop. Since many products are available in ready-to-sell packets, it requires minimal effort. He also mentions that persons with disabilities may be eligible for a business loan through the District Disability Welfare Office to help start the business.
Kanhaiya Lal, a senior citizen from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, responds to a query about employment opportunities for persons with vision impairment. He explains that, except for driving vehicles, persons with vision impairment can pursue a wide range of occupations based on their skills and abilities, including jobs in computer operations, call centres, banking, railways, enquiry services, self-employment, retail businesses, and other livelihood activities. He encourages persons with vision impairment to explore opportunities with confidence and determination.
Suresh Chandra, a person with 100% vision impairment from Ajmer, Rajasthan, shares that the disability pension in Rajasthan has been increased to ₹1,350 per month from July. He advises beneficiaries who are unaware of the revision to check their pension status using their PPO number by calling 181.
Jayati Bhartam NGO from Lucknow is informing their 6 months of foundation course starting from 17th August.
The speaker responds to a query about a blind woman who has recently moved into a hostel and has little prior exposure to living independently. He advises that younger individuals should be enrolled in school if possible, while older individuals may consider open schooling or residential vocational training centres that provide life skills, computer training, and other vocational courses. He encourages listeners to continue seeking guidance and stay connected with organizations that support persons with disabilities.
Kalicharan shares information about a music teacher vacancy at a school for students with vision impairment run by the Divyang Drishtibadhit Jan Sashaktikaran Sansthan in Bhiwani, Haryana. The institution offers a monthly honorarium of ₹3,000, along with free accommodation, meals, and other essential support. Interested candidates who can teach music are requested to contact Shri Lalchand Yadav (Head Teacher) at 97299 23773 for further details.
Sachin Hazare from ITI Govindpura, Bhopal, informs that admissions are now open for visually impaired candidates. Applicants must have passed Class 10 and be residents of Madhya Pradesh. Eligible candidates can register on the official ITI admission portal to apply.
Hello friends! Greetings to all the listeners. My name is Pankaj Kumar, and I am speaking from Lucknow. There is a job opportunity in a company in Delhi offering a salary of ₹6,000 per month. Food, accommodation, and a room are provided, while personal items like clothes and soap are your responsibility. If you're interested, please contact the number provided: 1336-183 (as heard in the recording). Thank you.
Chanda Pathak from Siddharth Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, shares her experience of being cheated in a fake Forest Department recruitment scam. Fraudsters falsely claimed she had been selected for an SI post and repeatedly demanded money for processing and parcel charges, promising no further payments. Believing the claims, she transferred a total of ₹12,650, but the promised job never materialized, and the scammers stopped responding. She urges everyone to stay alert and never pay money for government job offers.