My name is Santosh Marawi. I am calling from village Bamhi, post Sudhi in Mungeli district of Chhattisgarh. Our village is in the area of Achanakmar tiger reserve. An elephant has entered our area and is destroying our crop and houses. Forest department is not acting on it. People of 3 villages are very frightened and spending most of their time to keep the elephant away and are even unable to eat their food. I request forest department to urgently act and help us. For more Marawi Ji can be reached at 09575258493

My name is Santoshi Kansare. I am a handicapped girl and entitled to govt support but the officials harassed me a lot in last few years. I have fought back and is now getting back my rights slowly. I am educated and have resources to fight so I have done that but there are many handicapped brothers and sisters who are not equipped and accept their fate. I request the authorities to punish the people who harassed me and continue to do so and do the same with officials who harass other handicapped people stopping them from getting govt facilities. For more Santoshi ji can be reached at 09009143345

Santosh from Nagari in Dhamtari district in Chhattisgarh says Ramu Singh has not got seeds from Harit Kranti scheme of agriculture department yet. It is the time of sowing and he should get the seeds according to the scheme. There are more than a dozen farmers like him in the village who are not left with any seeds after the drought last year. He requests us to help these farmers so that they can sow their seed in the right time. For more Santosh ji can be reached at 08959256246

Janardan Mahto from Dhanbad district of Jharkhand says the monsoon has arrived and has given relief from heat and also the farmers have started work on their farm. But now the unorganised laborers have no work because NREGA work has also stopped from 15th June. He says though we have a right to food law in our country but not many are thinking about the unorganised laborers who are suffering. For more Mahto ji can be reached at 09955490364

Janardan Mahto from Ketulia village in Dhanbad district of Jharkhand says thanks to a coal mine in his village all the drinking water sources in the village have dried up. People need to walk 2/3 kms to fetch drinking water. River Damodam flows next to the village but access to the river has been closed by the mining company. He says the village council has not raised the issue but he hopes friends will put pressure on govt to help the suffering villagers. For more Mahto ji can be reached at 08051036582