Mangal Yadav from Narsinghpur in Madhya Pradesh says that the world has moved forward so much that people have also reached the moon but in rural areas people have problem going to nearby areas. He says the road connecting Narsinghpur to Chhindwada is in a very bad state. There are huge pot hols and any accident can happen anytime for pedestrians. He requests everyone to raise the issue for repair of the roads.

सरस्वती साइकिल योजना के तहत इस साल अब तक 20 में से सिर्फ चार शैक्षणिक जिलों में साइकिलें बांटी जा सकी हैं। सरकार ने अब छात्र-छात्राओं को साइकिलों की बजाए रुपए बांटने के निर्देश दिए हैं। आदिम जाति कल्याण विभाग को 76 हजार और स्कूल शिक्षा विभाग को करीब 20 हजार साइकिलें बांटनी हैं।
मनपसंद कंपनी की साइकिलें : साइकिल बांटने के लिए शिक्षा विभाग में जिला शिक्षा अधिकारी और आदिम जति कल्याण विभाग में सहायक आयुक्तों को शासन ने राशि जारी कर दी है। वे पात्र बालिकाओं व बालकों के पालकों को बुलवाकर उनकी मनपसंद कंपनी की साइकिलें खरीदवाएंगे।

Sourav Jain is telling us about a rally of 15,000 landless people in Delhi on 7th March demanding implementation of land laws in the country. Assembled under the banner of Ekta Parishad 25,000 landless people had marched from Gwalior to Delhi in 2007 and government had made promises to people which they are yet to fulfill. People demanded the same in the Delhi rally ysesterday

Bindeshwari Lal Paikra from Sitapur block of Surguja district in Chhattisgarh was visiting Semarpura village where he starts talking to some laborers who worked on NREGA a year back. They said they have not been fully paid yet. They said their job card is with the higher village officials. And if again given a chance they will not want to work for NREGA as the payment is so late and irregular. For more please contact Bideshwar Ji 07828972116

Kamlesh Painkra from Bijapur in Chhattisgarh is interviewing Adivasi journalist Santosh Punem about the current situation in this Naxal affected district. Mr Punem says the weekly markets have started once again which is a very good sign but all the secreataries of Gram Panchayats still live in district headquarters and do not visit the villages which is not allowing development work to reach people