Surendra Hanspal is talking to Manpreet Kaur Gurudatta who has bagged six gold medals from university at one go, which has happened for the first time. Manpreet tells Surendra that she wants to go towards research and hard work is the key for success. For more Surendra ji can be reached at 09425202442

Surendra Hanspal from Raipur is interviewing Carrom world champion Yogesh Pardesi who has also won the 40th Inter state carom championships which have just been concluded. Yogesh Pardesi expresses his sorrow over carom as a sport being disregarded in comparison to cricket players. He feels that support from media, and cash awards in the game will help promote the game and make it popular. For more Surendra Ji can be reached at 09425202442

Surendra Hanspal from Raipur in Chhattisgarh says after Govt had transferred former DGP Vishwaranjan to the post of DGP Home Guard he had gone on a long leave and it was suspected that angry former DGP will not return. But it looks Govt has persuaded him to return. After joining as DGP Home Guard few weeks back Mr Vishwaranjan has said that Govt has also given him a big responsibility of building safe houses for police people working in remote Naxal affected areas. For more Mr Hanspal can be reached at 09425202442

Surendra Hanspal in Durg, Chhattisgarh interviews Saba Anjum newly selected captain of Indian women’s hockey team. Saba Anjum is first Indian woman hockey captain from the state. She talks about her struggle to reach this stage in life. She says her mother had to sell utensils when she tried to get her passport. She requests Govt of Chhattisgarh to give her a job so that she can concentrate in coaching hockey players in the state. For more on Saba please contact Surendra at 09425202442

Surendra Hanspal is reporting from a village 55 kms from capital Raipur where villagers are doing a movement demanding closure of liquor shop in their village. According to law any village which have less population than 2000 should not have a liquor shop. The village Sandi Murpar has 395 voters and villagers say there is also a liquor shop just 12 kms away but their complaint so far has gone to deaf ears,. They say local media is also not co-operating to highlight their continuous movement