THESE 200 VILLAGES HAVE NO ACCESSIBILITY
ABUJHMAD
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Lying amidst dense forests underlying mountains and steep valleys this part of the globe
almost 5000 sq km in area is distant population with no accessibility it is a nomadic village
people get up walk n move from one place to another but till date there are no roads to connect these peoples
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even after thousands of years of human civilization these people are confined in the limits of these 5000 km area
and live the life of the primitive man.
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these denizers of darkness feed on scavanging on natural resources
where today also wild vegetation counts in millions and kilograms
of vegetables is bartered for salt n where there is no single scrape of cloth on body.
man has landed on moon but here the rays of sun n moon are also scarce.
CUTOFF FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD FOR 6 MONTHS A YEAR
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MAZARKOOD
The land of max water availibility asia this village in janjgir champa of india is unapproachable
for more than 6 months in a year banked on all sides by mahanadi
and borai river to reach to this place is definitely gruelling if not impossible
TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL IN BED
RAINKHOL
Chhatisgarh govt is making the state a power hub and paradoxically on the other hand this village is as outbach as the primitive earth
nor are ther proper road neither any other service for transport
the inhabitants of this place have to walk for 6 km to get the basic daily groceries
n god forbids if some one is ill 4 people carry him on there shoulder
these is just another example of indian villages that are miles and years apart from development
A RAY OF HOPE HERE
Its not that all villages in india are lying back there are village which are taking a fast pace
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towards development
HIBDA BAZAR
25 years ago a small town of maharashtra faced the drought of 1972
drought left the place all dry n broke
the terrain was rocky n only 10 % was cultivatable leaving people no hpe n leading to immegrated
one amoungst the inhabitants was popat rao
a boy with a passion for cricket
In 1989 he accepted the post of sarpanch
closed down 20 liquour shops in d area permanently
initiated rain water harvesting program n moreover
ended up providing 50 new ponds and 200 wells in the area made the land suitable for cultivation
as a result the monthly income of families grew to rs 30000 from a mere 30 in the past
there are only 3 families that are below poverty line n the 32 families that fled the village are now back
n the village is on the right track of development
REASON FOR THE AWARD
When POPAT LAL brought a huge revolution by his sole will he showed to the world that anything can be changed by will and determination.
OUR GOAL
This year we want to give royalties to 15 people in various parts of the country taking inspiration from whom other thousands come forward for bringing a change in their lives and their land
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Lying amidst dense forests underlying mountains and steep valleys this part of the globealmost 5000 sq km in area is distant population with no accessibility it is a nomadic village
people get up walk n move from one place to another but till date there are no roads to connect these peoples
.
even after thousands of years of human civilization these people are confined in the limits of these 5000 km area
and live the life of the primitive man.
these denizers of darkness feed on scavanging on natural resourceswhere today also wild vegetation counts in millions and kilograms
of vegetables is bartered for salt n where there is no single scrape of cloth on body.
man has landed on moon but here the rays of sun n moon are also scarce.
CUTOFF FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD FOR 6 MONTHS A YEAR
MAZARKOOD
The land of max water availibility asia this village in janjgir champa of india is unapproachable
for more than 6 months in a year banked on all sides by mahanadi
and borai river to reach to this place is definitely gruelling if not impossible
TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL IN BED
RAINKHOL
Chhatisgarh govt is making the state a power hub and paradoxically on the other hand this village is as outbach as the primitive earth
nor are ther proper road neither any other service for transport
the inhabitants of this place have to walk for 6 km to get the basic daily groceries
n god forbids if some one is ill 4 people carry him on there shoulder
these is just another example of indian villages that are miles and years apart from development
A RAY OF HOPE HERE
Its not that all villages in india are lying back there are village which are taking a fast pace
towards developmentHIBDA BAZAR
25 years ago a small town of maharashtra faced the drought of 1972
drought left the place all dry n broke
the terrain was rocky n only 10 % was cultivatable leaving people no hpe n leading to immegrated
one amoungst the inhabitants was popat rao
a boy with a passion for cricket
In 1989 he accepted the post of sarpanch
closed down 20 liquour shops in d area permanently
initiated rain water harvesting program n moreover
ended up providing 50 new ponds and 200 wells in the area made the land suitable for cultivation
as a result the monthly income of families grew to rs 30000 from a mere 30 in the past
there are only 3 families that are below poverty line n the 32 families that fled the village are now back
n the village is on the right track of development
REASON FOR THE AWARD
When POPAT LAL brought a huge revolution by his sole will he showed to the world that anything can be changed by will and determination.
OUR GOAL
This year we want to give royalties to 15 people in various parts of the country taking inspiration from whom other thousands come forward for bringing a change in their lives and their land
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