Bhanvarlal Meena from Udaipur district of Rajasthan says adivasi girls in the area are not getting higher education because they need to travel outside for the same, which is inconvenient. Residential hostel for adivasi girls will solve this problem and they have discussed it with local officials and people’s representatives, but that has not resulted in any positive outcome so far. Meena ji can be reached at 09784190171

Pannalal Gamethi is a Bhil tribal boy from Udaipur. He is narrating the reality of life for them. He says I studied with great difficulty while working as a laborer and passed BA but the private school I teach does not give him full payment. In anganvadis tribal children are discriminated. Tribal women are misbehaved in shops. They get half the wages in NREGA and officials justify it by saying rest of the money is for them. Many are becoming bonded labor to pay for health and upper caste people also make us fight amongst ourselves. Pannalal Ji can be reached on 09406033089

Pannalal Singrore from Mandla is reporting live from Narmada Social Kumbh organised by Madhya Pradesh government. He says lakhs of people have arrived in this special Kumbh on the bank of river Narmada where people are also taught lessons of life apart from some religious functions and usual fun and frolic

Pannalal Singrore from Madhya Prtadesh sends greetings to all on the occassion of Republic Day. He is reporting about a village meeting on Republic Day where villagers are demanding restart of MNREGA work. He says becuse Madhya Pradesh governmet has not sent some report so central government has not released money. Due to this many villagers are forced to migrate in search of wor. For more please contact Pannalal Ji at 9407063029

Pannalal Singrore is reporting from Bastari village in Mandla district of Madhya Pradesh where people have taken oath of not beating their children and not to use abusive language for women. The meeting also discussed the rates of MGNREGA and details about forest rights act.