An Urgent Call for Action: Undernourished Children of INDIA

Over the last 10 years, India witnessed a rapid and robust growth, which enabled millions of people to escape poverty. India, however, still remains one of the most undernourished countries in the world. Indias 2005 National Family Health Survey -3 (NFHS) found 46% of children below the age of 3 years were underweight and 38% were stunted. The survey findings highlight that neither economic growth nor food security is likely to be sufficient to lower the prevalence of malnutrition. Factors such as appropriate infant and young child feeding, hygiene and sanitation, prevention and treatment of illnesses and status of women are critical.

Bajarang Bali Ji Bhajan by Indian Beggar Part 3 (Hindi) (720p HD)

A beautiful Hindi Bhajan "Bajarang Bali Ji" sung by Indian Beggars at Sri Balaji Mandir Mehandipur (Sri Hanuman Temple, Rajasthan).

Magic Show in Jaipur, India for Anita Rosenberg

Street Magic by Rajasthani boy

This is in Jaisalmer. He was taking stuff out magically from onlookers ears, pockets, etc. So we told him to take out a coin out from our very own college professor's ear. He took it out of his nose.

Indian Girl Sings and Plays Drum With Great Heart

Indian Girl sings and plays Drum with Great Heart.

Amazing singing by indian beggar girl

Indian beggar girl singing in Ambaji Temple, Gujarat.

Indian Begger Part 2 (Hindi) (720p HD)

Nothing to say about Video as Title is enough. God may bless everyone. I hope that any Indian or International NGO may train these people for their income source as He has all qualities to do his business or job.

Unseen Realities of India Part 1 (Hunter Boy)

Watch out Unseen Realities of India (First Time on Internet World). How a teenager boy with her sister is forced to beg some buckets for moneys in residential houses? That boy hurt his body with a hunter in front of every houses for gaining very little amount of money (Like Rupees five or ten etc). This incident was entirely natural and happens normally in every town of India.

Parents say 5-day-old baby died in hospital as they couldn't pay Rs. 200

The baby was born premature and needed to be kept in the incubator, but she was taken off because the father couldn't afford the Rs 200 advance money that the Jalandhar Civil Hospital demanded.

'We don't even have money to buy poison', say debt ridden farmers in Vid...

The drought-like situation for the past three years in Maharashtra's Vidarbha district has resulted in poor harvests. Coupled with ineffective government help and low cotton prices, the unending narrative of distressed farmers killing themselves continues.

Poverty through the prism of stats: 60% rural folk live on less than Rs 35

A new survey by the National Sample Survey Office for the year 2009 -10 has revealed that more than 60 per cent of the population in rural India lives on less than Rs 35 a day, while the same number of people in urban India live on less than Rs 66 a day. Activists claim these numbers have exposed the lopsided development in the country and highlighted the need for urgent action.