Warlace Soren from Simdega district of Jharkhand is telling us about his village of Munda adivasis where there is no well in the village and people are dependent on a hand pump which is not working from last one year and repeated complaints have not given any result. He says that villagers are forced to drink water from a small hole a kilometer away. People also take bath in the same hole. He requests us to call the village head Hiramani at 09693534997 and BDO Amar John at 09835363051. For more Mr Soren can be reached at 09308092894

Raju Kumar from Semaria block of Chatra district tells us that his area is a hilly area and the monsoon rains disappear there within few hours. He says his region today is known for hunger, drought and violence. Majority of people are dependent on farming for their livelihood and they need to migrate in summer for work to other states. He says I am quite confident that if we can stop this running away monsoon water in ponds by making bunds this place will definitely be not known for hunger in future. For more Raju ji can be reached at 09835235929

Khuturam Sunani in Nuapada district of Odisha is talking to a farmer who tells him that his 32 acre of land has been submerged under Udanti river which flows from Chhattisarh to the area. The farmer says more than 500 acre of land in around 60-70 villages have gone under water but government has not done anything to help the farmers. He says first the government should be compensating the farmers and then should be building embankment to save more lands in future. For more Sunani Ji can be reached at 09437657625

Imran Khan from Bhopalpatnam in Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh says though river Indravati flows next to the town but people are forced to drink water with excess fluoride from hand pumps. The bad health effect of the same are visiible in the population. Lifting water from Indravati to supply to Bhopalpatnam is an old project but it is not a priority for administration and people are suffering. For more Imran Ji can be reached at 09424280085

Ipsita Ruchi from Nuapada district of Odisha is telling us about a peculair situation of an adivasi village where around 100 families are suffering because of Maoist-State fight. The Maoists blocked the road by cutting tree around 10 days back and left a paper that only police will open the road. So locals are afraid to clear the road and that has stopped water, rice and health supply to the village. The village is also dependent on tanker water. Administration has taken no steps to help the suffering villagers who are looking for help. For more Ipsita can be reached at 09437203461