Anil Bamne from Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh says regular immunisation of children is not taking place in the villages inside Achanakmar tiger reserve. The health workers do not visit the villages regularly. Tribal mothers do not know about immunisation and sometimes the immunisation of children is very late. He says we are getting lots of money from outside as well for immunisation and should make sure that they reach all the people. For more Bamne ji can be reached at 09977161570

Anil Bamne from Chhattisgarh says he had called on 29th Feb to report about the deficiencies in the anganvaadis of Achanakmar Tiger Reserve. The Chief Secretary of Chhattisgarh, Sunil Kumar called Anil ji and enquired about the state of the anganvadis. Sunil ji ensured that there will be improvement in the coindition of the anganvadis. Anil ji thanks the Chief Secretary for taking this issue seriously and looks forward to seeing improvement in Anganvadi. For more Anil Ji can be reached at 09977161570

Anil Bamne from Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh is talking to 3 women today about Anganwadis in their respective villages. One woman says in her village there is no anganwadi. The other says children get only light food as the center does not have any rice. The third woman says the Anganwadi workers eat away the food and do not give anything to children. Anil Bamne requests us to raise the issue about this bleak situation to correct it. For more Bamne ji can be reached at 09977161570

Anil Bamne from Mungeli district of Chhattisgarh is telling us about widow of Bir Singh Baiga who died two years ago while collecting Tendu leaf. According to Govt laws the widow should get a compensation of Rs 10,000 but she is running pillar to post from last 2 years and no one had helped her. Baiga is a primitive tribe and Govt has many special welfare programs for this tribe but this story probably tells about Govt attitude. For more Anil Ji can be reached at 09977161570

Anil bamne from Jan Swasthya Sansthan in Chhattisgarh says they held a blood donation camp in Bilaspur on 10th of February. This was preceded by an awareness campaign which addressed the common misapprehensions about loss of strength, virility in men associated with blood donation. With the result people came from as far. Anilji invites people to see that donating blood is the greatest “punya” and help that one human being can give to another one at a time of need.