Impacting Half Billion Lives –

Vision LAHA project for creating self sustaining village

models in India

By Young Dreamers Of 21st Century - Kanhaiya Maheshwary

Mayank PeriwalShikha Rani Deo

Vision LAH

Literacy AgricultureHealthcare

• Problems which are hindering India’s growth such as corruption, power- politics and so on and so forth are all as a result of illiteracy.

• Develop unique ideas by adopting interesting teaching methods which will spread education among rural children.

• Learn new Hobby – A unique portal in this direction.

• Portal will be especially beneficial to certain students who cannot learn hobbies due to lack of resources.

• Introduction of E-book readers in classrooms.

Chetna a class 8th student from Pune

Agriculture

Vidarbha, also called the epicentre of farmer suicide in India has seen drastic rise in number of suicides last year. “We don’t have any support from government “ says Mohinder, head of village.

•Creation of distributed service centers in different regions. •Each region having seven departments

•Irrigation•Crop Quality Enhancement •Personal Counseling Centre•Financial Counsel •Miscellaneous Service Centre•Employment and Vocational Training centre•Sanitation Service Centre.

•Each village having a booth centre where the villagers can state their problems. Special counseling centers will be set-up to contain the suicide issue .• Organic Farming will be promoted in villages at low cost using new technologies. This will solve many environmental problems

“Agriculture management is must to improve crop yield in India. This will ensure wholesome development of villages”, says Kamlesh, a poor farmer from Shriganganagar, Rajasthan.

Health Care•Expensive to build a hospital or a health centre in rural areas as it requires land and other state of facilities.

•Most of doctors don’t want to work in villages but prefer big cities and towns.

•Solution is to create mobile hospital services in vans.

•Idea of doctors working in shifts is feasible so that they are not tired of working as a Van Doctor. By the time his/her turn comes it will be at least six to seven months before being back in service.

•Lack of hygiene and sanitation is also a major concern in villages.

• For this we propose a federal network of sanitation service.

A healthy mind lives in a healthy body

Our Man of Inspiration We aspire to interview Kisan Baburao Hazare, popularly known as Anna Hazare, a social activist who is especially recognized for his contribution to the development of Ralegan Sidhi village in Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra, India and his efforts for establishing it as a model village.

Our team questions for Anna Hazare•Please share us your experience of creating a model village.•Does lack of resources ever demoralized in achieving the goal? •How do you see youth of India connected with roots of India – the villages?