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Fixing Ujjwala: More Than 100 Women Get Cooking Gas

 
/ January 7, 2020

In the 8th episode, we will see how gas connections were provided to more than 100 BPL families with the support from our community correspondents.

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Impact: Community Media Helped People Access Water Supply

 
/ November 13, 2019

In Mohanpur village, Uttar Pradesh, women had to walk 2km far to fetch water. Our Community Correspondent helped her community in installing a new hand-pump.

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Impact: Clogged Drainage Line Gets Repaired After Eight Months

 
/ October 23, 2019

Around ten thousand people were benefited when the Nashik Municipality unclogged the sewer lines, and build six new public toilets, in Amrapali Nagar.

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Impact: 40 Beneficiaries of PM’s Ujjawala Scheme, gets LPG Refilled

 
/ October 14, 2019

A video helped the Ujjwala scheme beneficiaries, who were struggling to refill the gas cylinders for the last six months in a village in Maharashtra.  Under the scheme titled Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, (PMUY) families in Mangali village, Brahmapuri, Maharastra, got their first cylinder of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). A...

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How a Video Solved the Road Problems in a Village, in Maharashtra

 
/ August 28, 2019

It took two years, but with the help of a video, regular follow up and with the support of the village authorities, a pakka road was constructed in Chaugaon, Maharashtra.

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UP’s Village Went from No Toilets to 500 Toilets to Curb Open Defecation

 
/ August 5, 2019

With the help of a video and community meetings, Kharagpur village in Uttar Pradesh, women now have access to safe and clean toilet.

Sardar Sarovar Dam: A Spectre of Displacement and Human Rights Violation

 
/ November 8, 2018

Fourteen persons from two villages in Maharashtra rehabilitated; over a 100 families in the state are still waiting.

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Health Centre Catering to 29 Villages Finally Gets a Doctor

 
/ August 31, 2018

A Primary Health Centre in Maharashtra did not have a doctor or ambulance. Things changed, but sadly, it took a tragedy for the change to come.