Priyank Joshi from Jabalpur reports that during a Right to life meeting villagers took a vow in a village called Khama that they will not allow reach of intoxicating material to the children. One shopkeeper of the village agreed but the second one said it is his business, so how can he stop this sale and issue was not resolved.

During the meeting it was also decided that no bad language or force will be used against women, every child will go to school and money for NREGA will be properly utilized. Whole village took food together which was collected from each house. After the food the second shopkeeper stood up and said he was wrong and he also promises to not to sale any gutka to any child

Priyank Joshi from Water organisation is reporting from Jabalpur that in many villages in that area a Jeene Ka Abhiyan program has started. In the program people in many villages took part in Teachers Day program where they took oath not to bad mouth women, Not to beat any woman and not to take intoxicating product in front of children. They also cooked food together and eat to stay away from caste discrimination. Villagers have made samitis which will organise similar programs in the future

Priyanka and Sonia Sarkar from Cuttack in Orissa have sent a Radio drama about CGnet Swara. The drama goes like this: Dear sister how do we fight this poverty? We have a tool which we can use. What tool is that? It is out voice. If we add together our voices then it becomes power. I have read about CGnet Swara in New Indian Express which is bringing the voices from all over the country together. I request all to join in

Priyanka Sarkar from Orissa talks about suspicious death of RTI activist and whistleblower Ramesh Ghadegaonkar who was raising the issue of corruption in Public distribution system in Mumbai. She demands that Whistleblower Act which was presented in the parliament last week should be implemented immediately so that lives of people fighting against corruption can be saved