As the time rolled by, Smartphones has collapsed the Value of Books. No one talks about Library or Books. It is very obvious to search e-learning packages online. In-spite of that, There is a Village in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, Where an NRI is running a library since 2003. Village named, Rohua. Let's have a chech out on Appan Samachar Coverage on this issue. Happy Listening!

Village Library of Muzaffarpur I Appan Samachar Coverage

Khet Khalihan with RJ Prarthana

In a move that could provide the much-needed impetus to the campaign for waste segregation at source, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has launched a unique ‘Forum of Cities that Segregate’. The Forum was launched here on 12 December following a stakeholder’s meeting and a media briefing, which was attended by top municipal officials as well as journalists from across the country.

Twenty municipalities from 13 states have pledged to join this Forum. They include three municipal authorities from Delhi (the New Delhi Municipal Corporation, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation and the South Delhi Municipal Corporation), and urban bodies of Bengaluru, Patna, Gurugram, Imphal, Gangtok, Greater Hyderabad, Bhopal, Indore, Thiruvananthapuram, Mysuru etc.
The 20 urban local bodies from different parts of the country have pledged to achieve the target of 100 per cent segregation and fulfill the vision of Clean India by 2019. CSE has agreed to assist these municipalities on building their capacity.

In terms of actions initiated by the Forum cities, many – including NDMC and the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, Bhopal, Imphal etc -- have started door to door collection of waste. All have begun segregation at source, with cities like Muzaffarpur in Bihar doing it in 50 per cent of its wards. Hear in this audio, What CSE's Deputy Director General Mr. Chandra Bhushan delivered on this eve.

Speech of Dy. Director General of CSE Mr. Chandra Bhushan

The Santosh Sarang Talk Show

Media revolution in Rural India has begun! We are a Community news Program run by rural women of Bihar. Founded by Santosh Sarang, on 6 Dec 2007.