Prithvipal Singh Tekam from Katni district in Madhya Pradesh is telling us about problems in his village. He says many adivasis were arrested for farming on an old dried up pond on forest land though all legal procedures have been followed by the panchayat. Though they have been released on bail but need to go to court. He says apart from harassment from forest department they also do not have clean drinking water and have not got wages for NREGA work they did in 2011. For more Tekam ji can be reached at 08821939133

Surendra Hanspal is reporting from a village called Sandi Bangla 55 kms north of Raipur in Chhattisgarh. He says a year back on 25th April 2011 I had reported about a movement in this village against a liquor shop and I am very glad to report that after a year the govt has not given license to that shop this year and people are very happy. Now people who want to drink have to travel long distance. The villagers want to thank CGnet Swara for raising their voice. For more Hanspal ji can be reached 9425202442

Rajagopal Ji leading Jan Satyagraha Samvad Yatra has reached Bihar. The Yatra started from Kanyakumari and will go upto Delhi. The yatra has covered 45,000 kms and crossed more than 100 districts in 15 states so far.He says he is going to nook and corner of the country to understand the land problem and find its solution. Form Bihar he says the problem of land for houses is acute in Bihar, the situation looks worse then rest of the country here. Rajaji will keep reprting from the Yatra. For more Rajagopal Ji can be reached at 09993592421

Surendra Hanspal is talking to Manpreet Kaur Gurudatta who has bagged six gold medals from university at one go, which has happened for the first time. Manpreet tells Surendra that she wants to go towards research and hard work is the key for success. For more Surendra ji can be reached at 09425202442

Surendra Hanspal from Raipur is interviewing Carrom world champion Yogesh Pardesi who has also won the 40th Inter state carom championships which have just been concluded. Yogesh Pardesi expresses his sorrow over carom as a sport being disregarded in comparison to cricket players. He feels that support from media, and cash awards in the game will help promote the game and make it popular. For more Surendra Ji can be reached at 09425202442