Rahul Srivastava is visiting Chutka village in Mandla district of MP where people have started agitation against a public hearing on 24th May for proposed Nuclear Power plants. They say they have not got any reports in Hindi and cant understand English. Some of them say they were displaced for Bargi dam before and the promises made then have not been fulfilled so they dont want to be cheated again. For more Rahul Ji can be reached at 09424914706

Ramkailash Kol in Jaba block of Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh is visiting village Chhaparia in Madri Gram Panchayat where Kol adivasis tell him that they are living on the land from 1979-80. They were jailed in 1983. They have applied everywhere for land deeds under Forest Rights Act. Have also visited a Public hearing but they are yet to get their land deeds under FRA. All of you are requested to help. For more Kol Ji can be reached at 07354671394

Naresh Bunkar is telling us that yday I visited a village Sarsoha of Baiga traibals in Mungeli district in Chhattisgarh near Achanakmar Tiger reserve. Out of 55 only 20 have got 2 or 3 acre of land under Forest Rights Act. Rest have got nothing. There are more than 50 children but no anganvadi or school. They got last work in NREGA a year back. It is a similar story in all the nearby villages. For more Naresh Ji can be reached at 08720822286

Janmavati Saket from Bahini Darbar in district Rewa in Madhya Pradesh is visiting a village Chhatariha in Panchayat Manri where she talks to village women who tell her that in their village there is no road, electricity, water source, school and anganvadi. Adivasi people are living on forest land but they have not got any land deeds under Forest Rights Act. You are requested to help. For more Janmavati Ji can be reached at 09685580723

Bilal Qagzi says he met people from Pokhran Village of Sohangarh Taluk in Gujarat where some people have started stone quarries in the village on the land that belongs to the tribals. The blasts from stone quarries release powder and stones which have damaged the crops. He says some Parsi has acquired a lease for 99 years for the land that belongs to the tribals, which is illegal, and this has taken away the primary source of livelhood away from the tribals. He reports even after making numerous complaints at different platforms the authorities have not taken any action to shut down the quarry. For more Bilal Ji can be reached at 09429507017