Jeetanram, a Pahadi Korwa adivasi had called Swara 15 days back with problems from his village and glad to share that yesterday Govt officials visited his village Salkheta in Raigarh district in Chhattisgarh. They have sanctioned 7 wells, 1 tube well, School and Anganwadi building and road. They have assured 2 oxen to 28 families each and goats to 7. They have also assured pensions. If these assurances are not met he will again call on Swara. Jeetan@8224054734

Mastram from Niwadi in Tikamgarh district in MP says in their town there were few trees next to a curve on the road which were owned by some influential people and they were not allowing them to cut though people were complaining from more than a year. Due to these trees the vision was obstructed and more than 35 people have died in accidents at that spot. I recorded a message on Swara and now officials have cut those trees. I thank CGnet and officials. Mastram@09981651831

My name is Shivnath Pahadi Korwa. I live in Sarkheta village thana Kapu tahsil Dharamjaigarh in Raigarh district in Chhattisgarh. In my village we are more than 50 adivasi families. We live up in the hill. We do not have road, electricity, school, anganwadi. We have given requests to all officials from last 50 years but no one listens. Please visit our village and solve our problems. For more Shivnath Ji can be reached at 08224054734

Sunil Verma is visiting Vajirganj area in Gaya district in Bihar where people are celebrating death anniversary of Parvat Purush Dashrath Manji, who had made a road by cutting a hill single handedly after working for 22 years to make a road of 60 feet length, 34 feet wide and 24 feet height. This way he reduced the distance to city for people to 10 kms from 80 kms before. People have decided to work for getting Bharat Ratna for Dashrath Manjhi. Sunil@9199533265

JM Rangeela is visiting Dumribihar village in Sinari Panchayat of Gumia block in Bokaro district of Jharkhand. The village has 25 houses of Birhor adivasis. The houses are in bad shape and can fall any time. The village is not connected with road and sick needs to be carried on cot. Adivasis are drinking dirty water from stream. You are requested to call officials at 09431160001/9431563588 to spend the money earmarked for Birhors on their development. Rangeela@8002242808