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Poor Road Connect and Missing Bridges Keeping Indian Villages Away from Mainstream Development
During the monsoons, few interviewees in this video mentioned that the makeshift bridges break, and they have to either repair the bridge in heavy monsoon or a detour which takes considerable time and resources.
Water crisis deepens in slums of Mumbai | Awaz Ho Buland EP 13
Here, in this episode, the anchor Shabnam Varanasi brings us the plight of the slum dwellers in Mumbai, Maharashtra, the commercial capital of India, of the dearth of basic amenities, specially drinking water.
Succeeding in Mission to Prevent Child Marriage
Here in this video, a girl who’s born in 2009 is about to get married. One ASHA worker mentioned this incident to the Community Correspondent Krishna Mondal and she along with the Police, School Teachers, allied NGOs of the area could prevent the marriage, in the nick of time.
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Hospital in North 24 PGS Lacks Medical Staff and Amenities
The Community Correspondent Milon Mondal went there to find out about the amenities and talk to the patients, doctors and the locals about the amenities of this 60 bedded Hospital.
Raigarh of Chattisgarh faces the wrath of Industrialization | Awaz ho Buland EP 12
In this Video, Community Correspondent Rajesh Gupta, from Raigarh, Capital of Chattisgarh, tells us about the Resource Curse or Paradox of Plenty in his area.
Displaced during 1965 Indo-Pak war, inhabitants of this Kupwara village fear for their future
Doban is a backward area, 40 kilometres from district headquarters, situated in Lolab Valley. They do not have any hospitals or schools here and hardly any other source of livelihood than rearing cattle.
Water Crisis Leading to Fights in a Adarsh Village of Jharkhand
The basic facilities for a quality living are missing in this Model Village of Bhauro.
Long Live ASHA workers! ASHA Worker in Murena, Madhya Pradesh Dies on Duty
The ASHA workers are instituted by the ‘ National Rural Health Mission.’ They are at the bottom of the pyramid - the interface between the community and Indian Public Health Delivery System, the first point of contact for millions of Indians to health care.