Hem Singh Markam an adivasi from Kabirdham district says a forest ranger came to our village and told us that if we went with him to forest to do some work he will give us deeds for land. 30 of us went with him but he now refuses to fulfil his promise. Not only that he has filed a police case against us. The number of the ranger is 9424112377. It seems the forest officials are now planning to throw us out of our land. Please help. For more Markam Ji can be reached at 09893062106

Mohd Ainul Ansari from Dhanbad is telling us the story of his district which is known as the Coal capital of the country. He says people of his district had land, forest and water but they gave it in the name of development of the nation. In return they have got pollution and water crisis. To solve water crisis of 22 villages a water scheme was inaugurated by CM in 2003. More than 4 crores have been spend on the project but the villagers are still waiting for water after 8 years thought the CM had promised it will be completed in a year. For more Ansari ji can be reached at 09709235854

Raju Kumar from Nawada village in Semaria block of Chatra district of Jharkhand says his village is in the middle of a forest. There are around 15 villages in the area which does not have any roads or electricity. He says the local villagers are destroying the forest with their daily use and administration does not care. The people have no source of income and majority migrate to other states after 3 months of monsoon. For more Raju can be reached at 09835235929

Jagdish Ji in Rewa Madhya Pradesh is visiting a forest village called Gadhoi where 900 Kol adivasis are living from 1973. These 73 families have applied for land deeds under forest rigths act in 2009 but there is no movement yet on their application. The people have also met collector but he has also not given assurance. Some people from this village had also been to jail for land issues in the past. The adivasis hope that if they get land deeds and help from NREGA and Indira Awas there lives can get better. For more Jagdish ji can be reached at 09893905883

Jagdish Ji from Rewa in Madhya Pradesh is visiting a forest village called Darbhai. He says 300 adivasis live in this village from 1975. These 75 adivasi families filled their claim form under Forest Rights Act in 2008 but have not got their deeds. MP govt had given date till yesterday for filling fresh claim forms but these people were not aware of this new date. He speaks to an old person called Rajaram who requests us to help them get their land deeds. For more Jagdish ji can be reached at 09893905883