Rajesh Yadav from Uttar Pradesh is visiting some villages in Hubli district of Karnataka with some students as part of a study tour and talking to his fellow students who tell him that many here who they interviewed do not know much about Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act and its intricacies. He suggests that Govt should work more on propagating about laws and schemes made for benefits of rural people so that they can make more use of them as intended. Rajesh@8123608025

My name is Birendra Yadav. I am calling from Jamdi village in Bhelwadih panchayat in Balrampur block of Balrampur district in Chhattisgarh. Our village is 3 kms away from road and it becomes very difficult to walk in rains. Children can’t walk on it to reach school and often fell down. We are requesting Govt from 2013 but there is no response. You are requested to please call Sarpanch@7566415011, Secretary@9926955668 and Collector@8462900200. Birendra@8103892072

We have a water tank in our village but that is not operational from long. For lack of water people quarrel amongst themselves. Govt has spent so much on it but it is going waste and we feel that the tank can get destroyed due to non use says Ramdhar Yadav from Trikunda village in Ramchandrapur block of Balrampur district in Chhattisgarh. Please call Sarpanch@8120830980 Sachiv@9617871579 SDM@9926118800 and PHE officer@9826603461. Ramdhar@8120598449

Nandlal Yadav is calling from Sevra village in Guri panchayat of Vishrampur block in Palamu district of Jharkhand to say thanks. He says ration cards of 33 poor people were stopped in February using a false signature of headman. After failing to get support from anywhere they had recorded a message on CGnet Swara and now happy to report that officer called himself and have given ration cards to 21 of us. We are happy and request you all to continue to call officers to help poor people like this. Yadav@9534006684

Rammurat Yadav is calling from Barbaspur village Post Korchi thana and tehsil Pratappur in Surajpur district of Chhattisgarh and says these days farmers are busy in transplanting paddy (ropai) and spend most of their time in farm and drink dirty water and often fall ill. He is suggesting not to go to any quack but to Govt hospital or Mitanin ( female health worker). If you are still not ok then please call 108 from your phone and an ambulance will come and take you to hospital, he suggests. Yadav@ 9165711951