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Land right’s movement intensifies in West Bengal tea estate
This episode of ‘Awaaz Ho Bulaand’ has visuals of breathtaking views of Dooars area of North Bengal and the sloping verdant tea gardens, but, though the background is scenic, the living condition of the tea garden workers there is far from ideal.
A Ground zero observation on environmental crisis in India
This episode of ‘Awaaz Ho Buland’ is about the environment and our immediate actions to keep our Earth from further deterioration.
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Join Buland Bol Program to Strengthen the Voice of your Community
The Buland Bol program is for those members of the community, who would like to raise voices, to change the scenario for betterment and work towards equality and justice.
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The ‘Otherised’ Musahar Community lag behind in development # विकास की मुख्यधारा से पिछड़ता मुसहर...
In this episode, our Community Correspondents discuss their living conditions in Uttar Pradesh, India.
How to Spot Fake News and Videos? The Logical Indian Shows Us | Blog
Upstairs | The Garret Being a social media content creator, we are surrounded by videos. Our 200+ strong Community Correspondents are on the ground, in remote India, always looking out for issues that they feel should get amplified. That ground there is rife with stories, but also with rumour and...
Bihar Floods: Lakhs of People Left on the Streets Without Food, Water or Toilets
The recurring floods in Bihar has caused a rise in the level of water in all big and small rivers while the government tries to set up relief camps. At least 67 people have lost lives in the Bihar flash floods caused by torrential rainfall in the last two weeks...
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Living Cultures: The ‘Zagor’ of Goa
In tradition to appease their gods, the indigenous Gowda tribe in Goa celebrates a colorful festival called Zagor.
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“Full Electrification” Still Leaves Out Many in Rural India
The central government claimed India had achieved “full electrification” in April 2018, but evidence from VV’s network of correspondents proved otherwise. In this piece, we revisit our #Battigul (no electricity) campaign to see if the situation has changed.