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THE WONDER OF RAJ-SAMADHIYALA VILLAGE

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May 19, 2000, 3:00:00 AM5/19/00
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Kudos to Mr.Jadeja for having created a oasis in a desert. More
importantantly he has acheived something that could not be done by any
Indian govt in 50 years!!!!!!!!!!
Now that's a real oasis in a huge desert!!!!!!!!
I wish him all the best in all his efforts, may bharatmata have many
more sons and daughters like him and if possible let's all acheive
something similiar in our respective fields!!!!
JAIHIND!

On Thu, 18 May 2000 13:46:23 GMT, address....@web.site
www.mantra.com/jyotish (Dr. Jai Maharaj) wrote:

>The wonder of Raj-Samadhiyala village
>
>Rajkot - When most of Gujarat is reeling under severe
>drought conditions and the horror stories from the state
>come in an unending flow, this village actually has its
>residents being choosy over the kind of water they have
>in their village!
>
>About 20 kilometres from Rajkot, Raj Samadhiyala is an
>oasis in the arid Saurashtra region. The village not only
>has ample water but also two schools in which children
>from 19 surrounding villages study, besides electricity,
>telephones, pucca houses, colour televisions, even luxury
>cars and mobile phones. The village has wide, spotless
>lanes and roads. Even the 2000-odd livestock here look
>well-fed and fat.
>
>"Though there is enough water at home, I am getting more
>water as I do not like the flavour of the water at home",
>says Manima, who is in her 60s. All the 280 households in
>this interior Saurashtra village are getting round-the-
>clock piped water in their homes.
>
>There is no migration from this village, it is crime
>free, to the extent that a popular saying in the village
>is that anyone opening a shop for locks in the village
>would go bankrupt.
>
>The village has a very low school drop out rate, it has
>already received the state government award for topping
>the state in family planning targets, girls are given a
>preference over boys in admissions to the secondary
>school.
>
>And the man behind all this is Hardevsinh Baldevsinh
>Jadeja, a local who graduated in English literature from
>Suarashtra before returning to the village to become its
>sarpanch at a young age of 26, reports PTI.
>
>Thursday, May 18, 2000
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