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Title of script: Script for Model Village – Hiware Bazar (Digital Divide)
Author: Mayank Milind, IIT-B, Summer Intern 2013
Video: Spoken Tutorial Team, IIT Bombay
Keywords: Problems faced Hiware bazar, Current condition of Hiware Bazar

Visual Cue
Narration
Opening Slide

Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Model Village : Hiware Bazar

Learning Objective

In this tutorial we will learn about:-
1. 1.Problems faced by people of Hiware Bazar,
2. 2.Current Condition of Hiware Bazar and
3. 3.Practices that helped bring about these changes
Show Slide Title: Problems faced by the people of Hiware Bazar

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Problems faced by the people of Hiware Bazar

The people of Hiware Bazar depended on rain for agriculture,
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Heavy soil erosion had degraded the land quality.
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Drinking water was scarcely available.

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They did not have enough fodder.

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Fuel wood was also unavailable.

Show Slide Title:
Social Problems
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These lead to a lot of social problems like:-
- Unemployment.
People were finding it difficult to get jobs
- Migration.
People started migrating from the village
- Increase in crime rate

Show Slide Title:
Current Condition in Hiware Bazar
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Current Condition in Hiware Bazar

Per capita income increased from Rs 830 in 1995 to Rs 30,000 in 2012
The village has 60 millionaires
The number of families below poverty line decreased from 168 in 1995 to only 3 in 2012

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During the same period milk production per day increased from 150 litres to 4000 litres

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Literacy rate has grown from 30% to 95%

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The crime rate has come down drastically
Employment has increased

Show Slide

Title: Practices that helped improve the condition

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Practices that helped improve the condition.

Five pronged approach (Panchsutri)
1.Free voluntary Labour (Shramdan)
2.Ban on Grazing (Charai bandi)
3.Ban on Tree-cutting (kurhad bandi)
4.Ban on liquor (Nasha Bandi)
5.Family planning (Kutumb Niyojan)

Show Slide Title: Shramdan
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ShramDan
People started working together for community welfare. Villagers developed a work culture

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They came together to construct check dams near the hill to reduce water flow speed.
Check dams helped in increasing the ground water table and reduce soil erosion

Show Slide Title: Charai bandi
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CharaiBandi
Overgrazing of cattle was banned.

Pic 14
Overgrazing leads to desertification (land degradation) and soil erosion.

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Ban on grazing increased the production of grasses from 200 tonnes in 1994-95 to more than 5000-6000 tonnes in 2001-2002

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Kurhad Bandi
Cutting of trees was banned.
Trees help in preventing soil erosion

Pic 17
Soil erosion causes degradation of land and hence less farm produce.
Trees slow down rain water and helps in increasing groundwater level.
Tree wastes are useful in increasing soil fertility.

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Nasha Bandi
22 liquor shops were closed.
Consumption of liquor and tobacco was completely banned.
Gram Sabha tied up with the bank to provide loans to those who had liquor shops.
Crime rate reduced .
People got involved in more productive work which helped the community.

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Kutumb Niyojan
A strict one child per family rule was imposed.
Birth rate has been reduced to 11 per thousand
It helps prevent pregnancy related health risks in women.
Family Planning also reduces infant mortality.
It helps empower people and enhance family education.
Family Planning is the key to creating a sustainable community.
Show Slide Title: Conclusion
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From this tutorial we can conclude that

Collective effort of the village can bring great changes.
Panchsutri principles have proved to be very effective.
Following these practices can lead to creation of more such Model Village.

End
This brings us to the end of this tutorial.

Spoken Tutorial video

Watch the video available at the following link.
It summaries the Spoken Tutorial project.

If you do not have a good bandwidth, you can download and watch it.

Spoken Tutorial Workshops

The Spoken Tutorial project team conducts workshops using spoken tutorials.
Gives certificates to those who pass an online test.
For more details, please write to: contact@spoken-tutorial.org

Acknowledgment
Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project

It is supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Government of India.

More information on this mission is available at http://spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro

About the contributors

The Script is contributed and narrated by Mayank Milind
Drawings by Saurabh Gadgil

This is Mayank Milind signing off from IIT Bombay.

Thanks for joining.

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+Five pronged approach ('''Panchsutri''')
-#Free voluntary Labour (Shramdan)
+#Free voluntary Labour ('''Shramdaan''')
-#Ban on Grazing (Charai bandi)
+#Ban on Grazing ('''Charai bandi''')
-#Ban on Tree-cutting (kurhad bandi)
+#Ban on Tree-cutting ('''Kurhad bandi''')
-#Ban on liquor (Nasha Bandi)
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 Check dams helped in increasing the ground water table and reduce soil erosion.
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 * Trees slow down rain water and helps in increasing groundwater level.
 * Tree wastes are useful in increasing soil fertility.
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 Drawings by Saurabh Gadgil
 This is Mayank Milind signing off from IIT Bombay.
 Thanks for joining.
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 * - Migration.
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 * Per capita income increased from Rs 830 in 1995 to Rs 30,000 in 2012
 * The village has 60 millionaires
-* The number of families below poverty line decreased from 168 in 1995 to only 3 in 2012
+* The number of families below poverty line decreased from 168 in 1995 to only 3 in 2012<br/>
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