Dashrath Prasad Kushwaha is visiting Samarra village in Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh and finds that when all water sources dried up in village lone farmer who had water agreed to help. Though he is supplying water to whole village from April he has not been paid the agreed money yet. For giving water to whole village he also destroyed his standing crop but no one is helping him with agree payment. You are requested to call CEO@7747005166 to help this helpful poor farmer. Kushwaha@9981323647

Santosh Ahirwar is visiting adivasi village Manikpur in Samnapur block of Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh and finds that local Govt Sub health center has not been opening from last one month. Local adivasis are suffering a lot due to this because they need to go back without any medicine, who come from far off places with hope. You are requested to call Collector@8085452555 and Chief medical officer@9424360958 to help suffering adivasi families. For more Santosh Ahirawar can be reached@9516071739

Today Mamta Rajwade is helping us listen to reports and songs from Chhattisgarh in this latest edition of Bluetooth radio program in Sargujiha language of North Chhattisgarh. Villagers use their mobile phones to record these songs and reports. They call 08050068000 to record. Now this program can be downloaded by people from their Gram Panchayat office if it has Broadband or from a download centre nearby. They can also get it from someone with smartphone and internet and then via bluetooth.

Rajendra Gupta is visiting Khurusnega village in Tamnar block of Raigarh district in Chhattisgarh where an old man has died in a road accident. People allege that hundreds of trucks are crossing their rural road who are transporting coal for Jindal power plant. It has destroyed the road and water, crops and whole area is filled with dust. Very difficult to walk on the road. Complaint to officers don’t help. Please call Collector@07762222103, SDM@7587724910 and Thana in charge@8305902026. Gupta@9993891275

Rooplal Marawi is visiting Bonga village in Pratappur block of Surajpur district in Chhattisgarh where he meets wife of Hari Pando s/o Ramkishun, a primitive tribal whose house was broken by a herd of elephants in February. Officers have visited them but they are yet to get any compensation. Their house is in bad shape in rains and she says elephants had eaten grains and cash. They are some how surviving by working as daily wage labour. Please call Tehsildar@8120187182 to help. Rooplal@7089415537