Warles Surin

Warles Surin gave up his job at an IT warehouse and returned to his village, which is along the Red Corridor, to open a play school. He started the school in 2011 and runs it from his home, along with his family. “I was working in the city for seven years. I learnt a lot during this time, but I did not get a sense of fulfilment. I had done a lot for myself but felt that there was no one to do anything for my people. So, I decided to return to my village.” In 2012, when the opportunity…

65-year-old Pujar Dang has been trying to get his old age pension for past 3 years. He has met the Jan Sevak, Village Head and even the Ward member regarding his pension but is simply being made to travel from pillar to post. Pujar lives in Ramjadi Panra toli hamlet of Idega panchayat, where 10 more elderly are suffering the brunt of government apathy. Without a source of livelihood, the elderly find it extremely difficult to make the ends meet.

Community correspondent Warles Surin appeals viewers to call/message the Circle Officer and make him aware of the situation. A little more attention from him can help in resolving the issue as soon as possible.

Please call the Circle Officer on 9835363051 and ask him to resolve the matter immediately.

Warles Surin reports from Kolebira, Simdega for IndiaUnheard

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