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Irrigation projects and schools by Venu Madhuri Trust supported by AID Dallas and AID New Mexico have transformed life in Ramanwadi, Maharashtra.
AID Gurgaon is pressuring the Government to work towards implementing a m  ass transport system for Gurgaon City.
Bhopal survivors walking 850 kilometers to Delhi and what AID is doing to help.
Two years of efforts by the people of Santakavita Mandalam, Srikakulam District and AID-India’s Srikakulam Chapter finally yields results.
The Tenth Annual AID Conference is at Buffalo, NY from May 24-26, 2008 |
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Somnath Mukherji discusses the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act and what he observed during his recent visit to several villages in India.
Nestled in a beautiful locale surrounded by rolling hills in Ranadevi village lies the 3.9 acre campus of AID-Orissa. Inspired by Gandhian ideals people work in harmony with the eco-system to practice rural arts and technology.
Guttikoya Adivasis Flee Civil War
Fleeing violence erupting between CPI (M-L) Maoist and government backed Salva Judum militant groups more than 45,000 forest dwelling advisasis of the Guttikoya community, have left the state of Chattisgarh.
Food crisis in the rice bowl of India
 Chhattisgarh, known as the rice bowl of India, is home to more than 22,000 varieties of indigeous rice, nurtured by generations of farmers. And yet, today Chhattisgarh is among the most food insecure states of the country.
Rural health in Chhattisgarth
Dr. Anurag Bhargava discusses rural health in Chhattisgarh today through the prism of the most prevalent diseases and the difficulties faced by the poor in accessing heathcare.
In solidarityAID Opposes human rights violations in Chhattisgarh & Orissa.
Weavers in Salilapeta (weavers colony) of village Tolapi, Ponduru block, Srikakulam District, AP look through AID 2008 calendar Kapda: Clothing the Nation.
January 2008 printable pdf
Editors: Kavita Meegama, Srinadh Madhavapeddi
Volume 52, January to March 2008 |
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Touched by Dayamani Barla
AID USA listens to a powerful Adivasi voice from the hills of Jharkhand.
Reaching Out in Buffalo
AID Volunteers in Buffalo reach out to their community
Project Visit: MIT Fab Lab
AID Volunteer Alok from Boston visited the MIT Fab Lab in Maharashtra. A detailed report follows.
AID Boise Diwali Function
AID-Boise celebrates Diwali!
Education at AID Chennai turns 10!
AID India's Education initiative completes 10 eventful years.
Recently Approved Projects
November 2007 TMIA printable pdf
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Editors: Karthik Duraiswami, Biswanath Gouda
Volume 13, Issue 7
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Rightful trustees of Jal, Jangal, Jamin
As we approached, the village of Shivpur in Haveri district of northern Karnataka seemed quite green. This turned out to be a mere prelude. Puttappa Malagond, the President of the Village Forest Committee (VFC) led me and the staff of the Samaj Parivartan Samuday (SPS) to the 400 acres of lush green forest...
Safety Net for Organic Farmers: Introducing AID Saathi Revathi
TOFarM (Tamil Nadu Organic Farmers Movement), a group founded by AID Saathi Revathi, began working in Nagapatinam, TN during the Tsunami of 2004 and has remained close to the people there since...
Hamlet Health Worker: Swasthya Sathi
AID Los Angeles organized a talk by Dr. Anant Phadke, who since 1972 has been involved with the People’s Science Movement and Swasthya SATHI (Support for Advocacy and Training to Health Initiatives) cell...
Impoverishing the poor: Why we must regulate drug prices
According to the World Health Organization’s World Medicines Situation report of 2004, India has the dubious distinction of being the country with the largest number (649 million) of people without regular access to essential medicines...
AID USA Cricket Cup - Cricket for a Cause
Duke hosted the 5th Annual AID Cricket Cup with 36 teams, including two kids' teams. The Blue Panthers from Atlanta , Georgia...
Order the 2008 AID Calendar
Ever wonder what weaves the beauty into the clothes we wear? Read on....
Are you the One for India?
At oneforindia.org we bring you glimpses of how the poorest of the poor have been working tirelessly...
Dear Prime Minister
We urge you to improve access to food and livelihood security for farmers and the poor. At a minimum...
October 2nd Global Candlelight Vigil
On the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, 3000 people gathered at campuses, parks...
You, Me & the Farmer
Agricultural crisis is not limited to India. Since 1935 the number of US farmers went from 6.8 million to 1.9 million...
Brighter future for farmers?
AID supports several organizations working with farmers. Here are a few...
Recently Approved Projects
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Editor: Srinadh Madhavapeddi
Volume 51, October - December 2007
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A New Era for Kondh Schools
Members of Andhra Pradesh's Kondh tribe actively administer and run 10 schools, even as support pours in.
A Debut: AID at the United States Social Forum
AID makes its debut at the United States Social Forum in Atlanta. A detailed report follows.
A Penny For Our Jar
AID-TAMU reports about their successful 'Penny Jar' campaign as a novel way to raise funds effectively.
Fusions
The Shobana Concert series brings together organizations and volunteers.
60 Years of India's Independence: AID Seattle Celebrates
AID's newest chapter in the USA, Seattle, celebrates India's 60th Independence Day.
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Editors: Amrita Balachandran, Biswanath Gouda
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