Monday, July 31, 2006
We are reporters

We went to a neighboring village of Koraput . We saw the village. It looked more or less like my village . We were happy . We went to the houses , talked to people and we also went to the school. We started reporting . The children in the school were looking at us . We said that we were child reporters . We also talked to the teacher .
Surendra Khora
StdV
Murkar
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Our People
Manoj Kumar Sahu,Std.V, Banuaguda.
Friday, July 28, 2006
Joy Of Words
I am Manju Gemel from Maliput in Pottangi block.I read in stdVI. All my friends too introduced themselves and thus we all started speaking to each other . It was a nice experience to talk to strangers(who became my best friends later) . I had so much to learn from them . They were speaking about their school, village , friends , parents , neighbours and lot more. I too told them many things about my village, I like the most.Joined hands together

We joined hands to begin our journey towards a new world. We came from different villages , belong to different caste, religion and financial status . But we had no such feelings and promised to move forward like the lamp raising its flame upward.It was the begining of a new hope -we too could do it.
Early Marriage
Manu Jani, Std.V. Padabagri.
Children walk to school
Kainta Subudhi, Std.VI, Murkar.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Thought For The Day
The Mother.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Thought For The Day
The Mother
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Food for all
Rosalin Sahu,Std.VI,Banuaguda.
Shepherd, my friend
Arabinda Banka, Std.VI, Gangarajpur.
Computer in the school
Mohini Behera,Std.V, Maliput.
Thought For The Day
From the writings of The Mother.
Friday, July 21, 2006
water problem
Anupama Nayak,Sunki,Koraput, District, Orissa, India
Thursday, July 20, 2006
The first letter
We are the child reporters from Koraput in the state of Orissa in INDIA. We are hundreds of children who go to the school in our villages . Our region is perhaps the most beautiful place in the world . We have green mountains , waterfilled rivers, vibrant culture and tradition . Our region is inhabitated by a huge numbers of people from various tribal community . Despite of the rich natural and cultural heritage, we have many problems which needs to be addressed. inaccessibility is one of the main problems leading to many other problems like lack of education , health and other facilities in our region . We are living in areas where electricity is a distant dream for many people . A good house with good food and education , is not at reach for many of our friends . But things are changing for a betterone day by day . We are the fortunate ones in our district who could be brought into the beauty of education . More importantly we have also started acknowledging our problems and strengths in the most appropriate manner. Thanks to UNICEF, the district administration and Koraput Farmers' Association who had started the process of making us as Child Reporters since last year . We also have friends in Dhenkanal , another district in Orissa . We all observe our environment, our village , our day to day situations , trees, animals, fellow beings , their problems, solutions , our education , school , festivals , sanitation and hygene and a lot more while passing the day and while doing our work as we were doing before . In the evening We note down our observation in a diary . Then our writings get published in a magazine of our own ANKURODGAM from Koraput and KALIKA from Dhenkanal . We have interviewed many people who had visited our villages . Two girls amongst us had the opporunity to attend the first ever International Children's Conference at Beiging last October . We want to talk and communicate share our thoughts with the children and everyone world over on our observations and learn from theirs . It will be a fun and also provide us a forum to know each other . We could build a new world for us and the future , a better one to live with Harmony.May we begin the journey? Let's Get... Set... Go.
