Politics of Indian Farm Suicides

हमारी अग्यानता की जड़ें गहरी व मज़बूत हैं ?

2008-01-30T18:32:00.000+05:30

- अगर हमारी अग्यानता की जड़ें गहरी व मज़बूत हैं ? -
- तो क्या आगे का पथ सरल व आसान हो सकता है ?
- शुरुआत कहाँ से की जाय ?

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१ - किसके लिए ? -
२ - मसीहा या पथ ? -
३ - लक्षण क्या अौर कैसे ? -
४ - आधुनिक, सरल व साधनों के अनुरूप ? -
५ - ग्यान की कमी, साधनों की कमी, या विश्वास की कमी ? -

Cricket Politics and Cricket Scores in Indian Agriculture Ministry

2007-09-20T14:21:00.000+05:30

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Thousands protested to oppose the Bharti-Walmart Joint Venture

On the heels of the announcement of the Bharti-Walmart joint venture, thousands of traders, hawkers, farmers and workers protested across India. Protesters also included a group of American students who demanded that Wal-Mart not be allowed into India. Mass-based organizations called on the Prime Minister and Sonia Gandhi to immediately stop the Bharti-Walmart Joint Venture and not allow Wal-Mart’s backdoor entry into India. There was also a strong united call on all corporations—both foreign and domestic—to "Quit Retail". The protests were timed to commemorate the start of the "Quit India" movement, which started on August 9, 1942, with mass-based sections of society drawing parallels to the East India Company and companies like Wal-Mart, Bharti and Reliance.

Agitations took place in the metro cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata along with other major cities including, Kalicut, Bhopal, Jaipur, Ranchi, Balia, Meerath, Sonipat, Nagpur, Nasik, Pune and Indore.

In Delhi, thousands of traders, hawkers, farmers and workers protested in Chandni Chowk, a historical market, and burned effigies of Wal-Mart, Bharti and Reliance. Dharmendra Kumar, Director of India FDI Watch and national coordinator of the Vyapaar Aur Rozgaar Bachao Andolan conducted the proceedings and told the agitators, "Both Sonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh have acknowledged the dangers of corporations entering into the retail sector. The Govt. has commissioned a report looking at the impact of the entire supply chain on livelihoods after Sonia Gandhi had written a letter of caution. Sonia Gandhi had also publicly refused to meet with Michael Duke, Wal-Mart Vice-Chairman during his visit in February after public demonstrations were held due to his arrival. However, both Sonia Gandhi and the PMO have remained silent on the Bharti-Wal-Mart deal and though they have publicly cautioned against corporations and commissioned a study, they have taken no subsequent actions. He demanded that the Wal-Mart Bharti joint venture should be immediately revoked and all corporations should be stopped until thorough study has been conducted by an independent special task force comprising of stakeholders."

Shyam Bihari Mishra, President, Bhartiya Udyog Vyapar Mandal refered back to the British Raj, stating, "The East India Company, the most powerful company at the time, came to colonize India’s people and domestic and international trade and now Wal-Mart, the world’s largest company is trying to enter India to do the same. Mr. Mishra said India has a history of resistance, our people threw out the British and sixty years later if millions have their businesses and livelihoods threatened we will do the same now. He announced that family members of traders would boycott corporate stores." Praveen Khandelwal, General Secretary, Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said "The livelihoods of retail traders are at stake. If big retail giants like Wal-Mart and Reliance come into the country, small traders would be finished." A mass campaign would be launched to strike back and make corporations realise that we will not let them ruin our livelihoods, he said.

Vandana Shiva, Director, Navdanya said "India is a land of retail democracy- hundreds of thousands of weekly haats and bazaars are located across the length and breadth of our country by people’s own self-organizational capacities. In a country with large numbers of people, and high levels of poverty, the existing model of retail democracy is the most appropriate in terms of economic viability and ecological sustainability.".

Shaktiman Ghosh, General Secretary, National Hawkers Federation warned the government "about taking such strong stances against India’s millions of hawkers and small shopkeepers in favor of only a few huge corporations who seek to dominate the Indian retail market."

Mr. Indu Prakash of Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reform revealed the nexus between judiciary and corporate retail which led to the ceiling of shops of more than one hundred thousands of traders of Delhi and still goes on.

Mr. Bhati of Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh, Delhi, Harbhajan Singh Siddhu, National Secretary, Hind Mazdoor Sabha, Sunil Kansal, Secretary, Rashtriya Vyapar Mandal, Hakim Singh Rawat, General Secretary, Delhi Hawkers Welfare Association, Banwari Lal Sharma, President, Aazadi Bachaon Aandolan, R K Sharma, Secreatry, UTUC-Lenin Sarani and Venkatesh of Lok Raj Sangathan also addressed the protesters in Delhi.

In Mumbai, thousands of retailers, hawkers, workers and cooperatives participated in a one day trade bandh and a mass public event organized by the Vyapaar Rozgaar Suraksha Kriti Samiti, a joint action committee of trade associations, hawkers groups, trade unions and others. Leaders of Federation of Associations of Maharastra (FAM), Retail and Dispensing Chemists Association (RDCA), India FDI Watch, Mumbai Mahanagar Vyapari Seva Parishad (MMVSP), Mumbai Vyapar Mahasang (MVM), Apna Bazaar, National Hawkers Federation, Center of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) and Hind Mazdoor Kisan Panchayat (HMKP) addressed the protesters. Mohan Gurnani, Convener of the Mumbai based Vyapaar Rozgaar Suraksha Kriti Samiti and President of the Federation of Associations of Maharastra (FAM) said "organised retaling would leave 20 crore people without jobs. Let the government first come out with a rehabilitation for these people and then it can open up FDI in retail". Kishore Shah, President of the Mobile & Telecom Retailers and Distributors Association (MTRDA), stated that around 12,000 retail shop-keepers deal in SIM cards and recharge vouchers of Air-Tel in Mumbai, generating business worth crores of rupees every day. Mr. Shah said "We have already informed all our members, distributors and wholesalers against selling any Airtel products". The Mumbai APMC—wholesale— market remained closed, along with thousands of retail shops across the city, including all chemists and druggists shops. Apna Bazaar, Maharastra’s largest cooperative store also downed its shutters and wholesale markets remained closed in Nasik and Pune.
At an evening event at Shanmukananda Hall in Mumbai mass-based groups laid out a future course of action and adopted a charter of demands. They called on the Center to immediately repeal the Wholesale Cash-n-Carry Permission, and all licenses granted under the permission; repeal the APMC Model Act, implement the National Policy on Street Vendors, take measures against predatory pricing and formulate a national policy on retail trade and small scale industries.

In Bangalore thousands protested at the town hall and burned effigies of corporate retailers like Wal-Mart and Reliance. The protest culminated in leaders presenting the Governor with a memorandum calling on the state to repeal the recent passage of the APMC Model Act. A Charter of Demands, same as was passed in Mumbai, was also placed before the District Collector. Smaller protests were organized throughout the state in different districts including Kodagu, Bijapur, Gulbarga and Davangere districts.

In Jaipur fifty American students joined with hawkers demanding that Wal-Mart leave India and demanding implementation of the National Policy on Street Vendors. The American students and hawkers demonstrated in the old city and held signs saying "Americans Oppose Wal-Mart Everywhere". Ms. Cheryl, an American citizen, learning Hindi at Jaipur said that Wal-Mart has a disastrous impact on small shopkeepers and neighbourhood communities in America and called Indians to learn from their experience and not to allow Wal-Mart to operate in India. Ms. Cheryl said that the world is moving from ‘Corporate to Cooperative’ and Indians should not corporatize their cooperatives.

In Kerala the Kerala Vyapari Vyavasayi Egono Samiti organized protest marches in over 1000 places across the state. In Kalicut over 10,000 traders protested in front of the corporation’s office and submitted a memorandum demanding that corporations keep out of retail and the immediate halt to Wal-Mart’s backdoor entry and the repeal of the Wholesale Cash-N-Carry permission.

In Kolkata the Federation of Trade Organizations (FTO) of West Bengal organized protests in all the 12 districts of the city along with protests across West Bengal, including in front of malls. Tens of thousands traders participated in the protest. In the evening, thousands of hawkers took out a protest march from the city museum.

In Ranchi, Uday Shankar Ojha who led the vegetable vendors before Reliance Fresh in May and has only recently been released from Jail, led thousands of hawkers and vegetable vendors at Albert Ekka Chowk in Ranchi, demanding that Reliance Fresh and all other corporations leave the retail sector and "withdraw their sinister plans to displace millions of livelihoods".

In Bhopal there was a state-level protest meeting in the morning at Gandhi Bhavan and traders sat on a dharna at Roshanara Chowk in the afternoon and burn effigies of Wal-Mart, Bharti and Reliance. A call for Bhopal Bandh was given for 21 August to oust corporate from retail trade.

Similar protests were organized in other cities including Allahabad, Lucknow, Meerut, Bagpat and Sonipat.

27/06/2007

2007-06-27T22:52:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha - Nagpur - 27th June 2007

Unending saga of vidarbha farmers suicides is till continue as five more farmers suicides reported in last 48 hours ,fresh victims of on going agrarian crisis are :

1. SADASHIV ZITOBA NOBANRE OF MADANGAON IN BHANDARA
2. RAMESH BHAGWAN KURWADE OF PARAS IN AKOLA
3. BANDU NAMDEV GAWAI OF ADEGOAN KURD IN AKOLA
4. RAMHARI SADASHIV JANGAM OF SELU INWARDHA
5. MOHAN RAMESHWAR BHARI OF RAIKHED IN AKOLA

NABARD Prepares List of "INELIGIBLE" Farmers

2007-06-25T15:35:00.000+05:30

After NABARD has reduced the credit outlay to vidarbha by 40% that is Rs.1860 Crore To Rs.1230 Crore bankers have stopped giving fresh loan to illegible farmers as result six more debt trapped farmers killed themselves in last 48 hours ,

taking the toll of farmers suicide 55 in june and total 470 since jan.2007,vidarbha jan andolan samiti informed in press release today.

The decision of banker's not to give fresh crop loan has put more then 2 million cotton farmers in fix as money lenders too exploiting the situation and more & more farmers are being forced to commit suicide as they are failed to do sowing ,kishor tiwari of VJAS added In Press Note.

Earlier NABARD announced that banker will go to door step of the every farmer to give them crop loan but in fact now they have asked bankers not to give fresh crop loan to any illegible farmer where as farmers main demand of complete loan waiver has been shown the dust bin, it's really unfortunate Kishor Tiwari said.

25/06/2007

2007-06-25T15:27:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha - Home State of Indian Agriculture Minister - Central UPA Coalition Government

Six more suicides in last 48 Hours :
1. EKNATH JAGANATH KOHLE OF TULJAPUR IN BULDHANA

2. GANPAT SHANKAR KHAEDIKAR OF POHARA IN BHANDARA

3. KISAN GANPAT WANKHADE IN KURHAD IN YAVATMAL

4. BHIMRAO BAPURAO ZAMARE OF DHANODA IN YAVATMAL

5. PUNJAB ANANDA TAYADE OF PATHARDI IN AKOLA

6. SANTOSH NAGORAO NEMADE OF RAIKHED IN AKOLA

After NABARD has reduced the credit outlay to vidarbha by 40% that is Rs.1860 Crore To Rs.1230 Crore bankers have stopped giving fresh loan to illegible farmers as result six more debt trapped farmers killed themselves in last 48 hours ,

taking the toll of farmers suicide 55 in june and total 470 since jan.2007,vidarbha jan andolan samiti informed in press release today.

The decision of banker's not to give fresh crop loan has put more then 2 million cotton farmers in fix as money lenders too exploiting the situation and more & more farmers are being forced to commit suicide as they are failed to do sowing ,kishor tiwari of VJAS added In Press Note.

Earlier NABARD announced that banker will go to door step of the every farmer to give them crop loan but in fact now they have asked bankers not to give fresh crop loan to any illegible farmer where as farmers main demand of complete loan waiver has been shown the dust bin, it's really unfortunate Kishor Tiwari said.

25/06/2007

2007-06-25T15:25:00.000+05:30

MAHARASHTRA CHIEF MINISTER IS ON AMERICA TOUR : Begs Direct Investments in Killing Fields of Vidarbha

Here in Maharashtra since June -2005 there is mass genocide of cotton farmers and more than 4000 farmers suicides have officially reported by the sate administration and it has been widely published in American media too, it is ridicules for the Maharashtra chief minister to invite American MNCS for direct investment in the dying land of Vidarbha.

VJAS has urged NRIs in America to ask about Maharashtra chief minister compete failure to stop the mass genocide of vidarbha farmers, Kishor Tiwari added.

Kishor Tiwari

President

Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti
Email - vidarbha@gmail.com
Blog : andolan.blogspot.com
contact : 094222108846

Vidarbha Cotton Farmers Demand Bank Credit from Sensex Minister

2007-06-18T18:07:00.000+05:30

VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI -

REGD. OFFICE: 11, TRISARAN SOCIETY, KHAMALA, NAGPUR - 440 025.
PH. 2282447/457 MOBILE-9422108846. vidarbha@gmail.com

REF: - FARMER'S SUICIDES
DATED-18th June, 2007

Ø HUNDERES OF FARMERS STARTED DHARANA AGITATION BEFORE BANK FOR FRESH CROP A S BANKS REFUSED TO GIVE FRESH CREDIT TO FARMERS IN VIDARBHA .
MOHAN DHARIA SUPPORT VIDARBHA FARMERS LOAN WAIVER STIR
NAGPUR-18th June 2007

HUNDREDS OF FARMERS STARTED AGITATION FOR FRESH CROP LOAN

The reported decision of NABARD that "The decline in credit allocation targets is surprising in the context of Centre's directives to banks to double flow of credit to the agriculture sector in three years starting 2004-05," VJAS leader kishor tiwari informed .vidarbha farmers wills strongly protest and we will not only restore credit outlay to Rs.3, 300 crore but will have loan waiver too, kishor tiwari added.

Hundreds farmers of Yavatmal distt. started DHARANA AGITATION before Central Bank of India Pandharkawada Branch in Yavatmal District demanding fresh crop loan to every defaulter farmers will over due loan waiver,Kishor Tiwari said.

It is complete injustice with west dying cotton farmers as most of the growth in priority sector lending has gone to districts in Western Maharashtra and Marathwada, largely due to SHARAD PAWAR NCP base regions as compared to Vidarbha. For instance, Pune gets a 91% rise in its credit allocation target. NABARD is acting against the agriculture sector plan for six districts of Vidarbha was prepared based on the last three years' trend though an upward revision of Rs 1,275 crore was made specially under the PM's relief package during 2006-07.
"The PM's package, among other factors, rightly appreciated lack of an extensive network of formal credit in Vidarbha as one of the root causes of suicides. Cutting down on credit allocations for this reason amounts to punishing Vidarbha for being chosen for the PM's package, now cotton farmers are left at mercy of private money Leander inviting more farm suicides.

Now time has come for separating vidarbha state from maharashtra due complete contrast in fiscal condition and increasing backlog of region and we will press this demand in future too if we are being neglected and forced to kill ourselves ,kishor tiwari added.

CREDIT IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF RECENT SUICIDES
As bankers have stopped giving fresh crop loan and drop down the credit facility by 40% as per NABARD order ,debt starved cotton farmers are killing themselves, Kishor Tiwati Vidarbha Jan adndolan Samiti informed today.

When Indian finance minister submitted his annual budget for year 2007-08, it was warmly welcomed as "agriculture budget" but in result as per order of NABARD bankers association has taken decision to suddenly drop down the credit outlay for vidarbha cotton farmers .as reported the credit bonanza for farmers in Vidarbha seems to be over. After aggressive lending in the previous fiscal, the credit allocation targets set under the annual credit plan for 2007-08 for six districts of Vidarbha show a steep decline. Incidentally, these are the districts that have been reporting maximum farm suicides and where farmers' dependence on illegal money-lenders has been one of the root causes .

Credit lending targets for six districts have been revised downwards compared to last year, as per recent decision of bankers association. In 2005-06 fiscal, banks disbursed credit of Rs 765 crore in six districts. But thanks to the PM's package, the crop credit shot up to Rs 2,033 crore in the last fiscal. The current plan, however, allocates only Rs 1,683 crore for crop credit For instance, Yavatmal district, which has reported maximum suicides, has been earmarked a target of only Rs 434.96 crore which is almost a 30% decline from its 2006-07 target. Washim district shows a decline of 41%, Akola 36%, and Buldhana 38%, against the previous fiscal's targets. District credit plans have been finalised on the basis of broad guidelines prepared by NABARD.

MOHAN DHARIA SUPPORT VIDARBHA FARMERS LOAN WAIVER STIR
veteran Gandhian leader mohan dharia has in letter to VJAS supported vidarbha Cotton farmers stir for fresh credit and complete loan waiver in fact he was indefinite fast last year and Maharashtra govt. promised to fulfill is demands but then back out.VJAS leader has announced that next step of agitation will be held before bank of maharashtra patan branch on 2nd july 2007, release added.

Kishor Tiwari
President
Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti
Email : vidarbha@gmail.com
Contact - 094221 08846

Bengal Cricketers Maharashtra Ministers Indian Cattle

2007-06-18T11:30:00.000+05:30

Graze Cattle on Indian BT Fields ? Trust Indian Dairy Products ? Think Again ! !

If you are reading this news item in English, chances are that you are lucky not to be grazing sheep and cattle on Indian BT cotton fields of Andhra Pradesh. However, if you are a non vegetarian, be ready for taking risk assessments for your health if you eat meat from sheep grazed on Indian farms.
Indian sheep have been dying of mysterious reasons, totally unexamined by Indian agricultural and scientific establishment. Maybe Indian agricultural research establishment is composed of only of scientists who are totally vegetarians.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/storypage/storypage.aspx?id=668d24de-52af-419a-b448-f816af6960e5&MatchID1=4469&TeamID1=2&TeamID2=4&MatchType1=1&SeriesID1=1110&PrimaryID=4469&Headline='Bt+cotton+fields+can+kill+farm+animals'

The Andhra Pradesh government has advised farmers not to allow animals to graze on Bt cotton fields after four institutes reported the presence of toxins in them.

Goats and sheep grazing on post-harvest Bt cotton fields were found dead in Warangal and Adilabad districts in 2006 and in the first two months of 2007.

The Andhra Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory, the Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute, the Western Regional Disease Diagnostic Laboratory and the department of agriculture, NG Ranga Agriculture University found the presence of nitrates and nitrites, and residues of organophosphates in Bt cotton plants.

Dr L Mohan, director, Andhra Pradesh animal husbandry department, said: “The deaths have resulted in huge economic losses for farmers.”

Andhra Pradesh, which had earlier moved the Monopolistic and Restrictive Trade Practices tribunal against the high price of Bt seeds, said no bio-safety studies of Bt cotton seeds had yet been conducted.

MK Sharma, managing director, Mahyco-Monsanto Biotech India Ltd, makers of the genetically modified Bt cotton, said: “Bt cotton is being grown in nine states, and no such complaint has come except from a few villages in Andhra. We conducted safety studies before the trials and all Bt seeds were found to be safe.”

The Andhra government has informed the union ministry of environment and forests about its findings. The ministry has ordered a probe.

Email : chetan@hindustantimes.com

Hullabol Agitation in Home state of UPA Coalition Cricket Minister

2007-06-17T14:26:00.000+05:30

VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI

REGD. OFFICE: 11, TRISARAN SOCIETY, KHAMALA, NAGPUR - 440 025.
PH. 2282447/457 MOBILE-9422108846. vidarbha@gmail.com

REF: - FARMER'S credit CRY DATED-17th June, 2007

Ø As Banks Call Off Credit Honeymoon For Farmers In Vidarbha Region More Debt Trapped Farmers Commits Suicides-Thousands Of Farmers To start "HALLABOL AGITATION" FOR FRESH CROP LOAN From 18th June.

Ø Farmers' Demands Loan Waiver And Five Year Credit Plan For Farming Finance.

Ø Banks Committee Resolves To Cut Lending Finance To Vidarbha Farmers - Private Monylenders To Suck Blood Of Reeling Farmers: It's Apathy Of Mr.Chidambaram, Fm-Goi To Allow Banks To Push Farmers To Commit Sucides! - KISHORE TIWARI.

NAGPUR-17th June 2007

When Indian finance minister submitted his annual budget for year 2007-08, it was warmly welcomed as "agriculture budget" but in result as per order of NABARD bankers association has taken decision to suddenly drop down the credit outlay for vidarbha cotton farmers .as reported the credit bonanza for farmers in Vidarbha seems to be over. After aggressive lending in the previous fiscal, the credit allocation targets set under the annual credit plan for 2007-08 for six districts of Vidarbha show a steep decline. Incidentally, these are the districts that have been reporting maximum farm suicides and where farmers' dependence on illegal money-lenders has been one of the root causes.

Credit lending targets for six districts have been revised downwards compared to last year, as per recent decision of bankers association. In 2005-06 fiscal, banks disbursed credit of Rs 765 crore in six districts. But thanks to the PM's package, the crop credit shot up to Rs 2,033 crore in the last fiscal. The current plan, however, allocates only Rs 1,683 crore for crop credit For instance, Yavatmal district, which has reported maximum suicides, has been earmarked a target of only Rs 434.96 crore which is almost a 30% decline from its 2006-07 target. Washim district shows a decline of 41%, Akola 36%, and Buldhana 38%, against the previous fiscal's targets. District credit plans have been finalised on the basis of broad guidelines prepared by NABARD.

THOUSANDS OF FARMERS TO "HALLABOL AGITATION" FOR FRESH CROP LOAN FROM 18TH JUNE.

The reported decision of NABARD that "The decline in credit allocation targets is surprising in the context of Centre's directives to banks to double flow of credit to the agriculture sector in three years starting 2004-05," VJAS leader kishor tiwari informed .vidarbha farmers wills strongly protest and we will not only restore credit outlay to rs.3, 300 crore but will have loan waiver too, kishor tiwari added.

Thousands farmers of west vidarbha will start "HALLABOL AGITATION" all NABARD controlled banks demanding fresh crop loan to every defaulter farmers will over due loan waiver ,kishor tiwari said.

It is complete injustice with west dying cotton farmers as most of the growth in priority sector lending has gone to districts in Western Maharashtra and Marathwada, largely due to SHARAD PAWAR NCP base regions as compared to Vidarbha. For instance, Pune gets a 91% rise in its credit allocation target. NABARD is acting against the agriculture sector plan for six districts of Vidarbha was prepared based on the last three years' trend though an upward revision of Rs 1,275 crore was made specially under the PM's relief package during 2006-07."The PM's package, among other factors, rightly appreciated lack of an extensive network of formal credit in Vidarbha as one of the root causes of suicides. Cutting down on credit allocations for this reason amounts to punishing Vidarbha for being chosen for the PM's package, now cotton farmers are left at mercy of private money Leander inviting more farm suicides.

Now time has come for separating vidarbha state from maharashtra due complete contrast in fiscal condition and increasing backlog of region and we will press this demand in future too if we are being neglected and forced to kill ourselves, kishor tiwari added.

Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti

vidarbha@gmail.com

Contact : 09422108846

13/06/2007

2007-06-16T12:36:00.000+05:30

Vidarbha - Western Maharashtra Bt Cotton Belt Farmers / Shetkari
Four Suicides in last 24 Hours :
Details awaited -

06/06/2007

2007-06-12T19:32:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha : Home state of UPA Coalition government Cricket Minister :

With 10 more Vidarbha farmers' suicides in last three days taking toll to 432 since Jan.2007
6 June 2007 -
Agriculture growth has drastically declined, Maharashtra Govt. admits

Nagpur, June 06 : Fifteen more farmers of Vidarbha region committed suicides in last five after the Indian Government announced that Rs.250,000 million is being given to agriculture sector.
The farmers that committed suicides are:

1 Chandrabhan Shivram Jamdade At. Aregaon Ta. Pusad Dist. Yavatmal
2 Gajanan Ramkisan More At. Lehani Ta. Resod Dist. Vashim
3 Keshav Sarvaram Chaudhari At. Parditakmor Dist. Vashim
4 Udaram Mahadev Gahane At. Pandharvani Dist. Gondiya
5 Sarjerao Vasudevrao Ladi At. Savangi Dist. Wardha
6 Maroti Lakshman Madavi At. Javeli Dist. Gadchiroli
7 Samran Jhuru Madavi At. Vasmundi Dist. Gadchiroli
8 Vasudeo Pandurang Mohurle At. Murkhada Dist. Gadchiroli
9 Janrao Chandrabhan Mahalle At. Selu Dist. Akola
10 Tukaram Lingu Gadge At. Tohogao Dist. Chandrapur

January 2007 - 70
February - 88
March - 97
April - 95
May - 76
June - 10
Western Maharashtra, Vidarbha recorded Figures = 432

A Press release of Nagpur-based Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti, (VJAS), said in year 2007 record 416 Vidarbha farmers suicides have been reported (January-70, February-88, March-97, April 95, May-76,AND JUNE15). The farm suicides in Vidarbha are increasing but administration is official media to mislead the world that Vidarbha farm suicides are on the decline as Maharashtra Government on it's own website http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf

Indian Agriculture, Sensex Ministers and Cricket Ministers
VIDARBHA MAHARASHTRA FARM SUICIDES AND YEAR :

2001 - 49
2002 - 105
2003 - 143
2004 - 441
2005 - 560
2006 - 1427
2007 - TILL 06 JUNE - 432

In the National Development Council, (NDC), recent meeting Maharashtra Government officially admitted that farmers' suicides from west Vidarbha has shown decline in agriculture growth by record negative 27 per cent. This has dropped down the overall progress growth of Maharashtra, the release said.

According to VJAS president Kishor Tiwari there is 250 per cent growth in the population of debt trap farmers i.e from 400,000 in 2006 to now more than one million. The Maharashtra Government failed to give any proposal of foodgrain farming in Vidarbha region to the Indian Government and hence failed to receive any relief in this regard. As such this has resulted in Vidarbha region having more than 90 per cent area likely under non-grain cash crop cultivation. This will create grave economic crisis in the region, Tiwari added.

VJAS has demanded that Maharashtra Government should introduce food crop promotional policy in West Vidarbha region as National Farm Policy because of ongoing agrarian crisis is high risk and high cost cotton farming which has created this unusual distress in one million farmers. In west Vidarbha more than 30 per cent area was under cultivation of food crop but in last one decade it has dropped down to 5 per cent creating major problem of food and fodder for farmers, Tiwari informed.

He said that cotton farmers of west Vidarbha are opting for more and more cash crop due to high profile marketing and state sponsored promotion of very high cost modern chemical and genetically modified seed farming which may take agriculture to second green revolution but kill million of debt trap farmers.

From :
KISHOR TIWARI
Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti
vidarbha@gmail.com
09422108846

11/06/2007

2007-06-12T19:25:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha : Home state of UPA coalition government Cricket Minister

1 Durgasing Bhoju Chawhan at.post. Kohala in Yavatamal district
2 Premdas Mahadev Pawar at.post . Tiwsa of Yavatamal district
3 Laxman Yashavant Kupre at. Post. Borisinha Tq.Dist. Yavatmal
4 Diwakar Bapurao Kadu at. Post. Dongargao Tq. Wani Dist. Yavatmal
5 Muralidhar pandurang kadu of bopapur in amaravati district.amt
6 ramdas bythu soyam of pimpari durg village in yavatmal distt.
7 damodar vishram raut of ganeshpur village in washim district
8 prabhakar balkrishnna bhalkar of village bhankheda in wardha district

YAVATMAL distt. has reported six suicides in last 72 hours and more than 1000 farm suicide in last three years where Indian president is visting on 15th june to attend private function of congress member parliament vijay darda in fact till Indian president Dr. a.p.j. kalam has not shown the any concern over these farm suicides as sine jan-2007 around 450 farmers suicides have already been reported as against 1442 farm suicide in 2006 as per maharashtra govt. official record but till date even though VJAS has sent daily e-mail of updates of farm suicides to hon.ble president of indian Dr,A.P.J.KALAM but he failed acknowledge the signle e-mail.

main cause of vidarbha agararina crisis is increase in input cost of cultivation and collapse of raw cotton prices

DUE TO WTO FREE TRADE AND U.S. SUBSIDIES TO AMRECAN COTTON FARMERS

last 31june-2006 Indian prime minister Dr. manmohan singhji has visited vidarbha and officially endorsed that vidarbha farm suicide is national problem and release rs.3750/- crore relief package to debt trap distressed vidarbha cotton farmers but since june2005 local and international media started reporting issue of farm suicides particularly of vidarbha cotton farmers it was expected that Indian president will draw the serious concern over these issue and ask Indian govt. to look in to matter but he failed to do so.
It was high time when CPI general secretary A.B.BARDHAN openly criticised indina president for it's apathy towards the vidarbha farm suicide six month back but Indian president failed respond over this serious issue after this criticism too.
now on 15th June 2007 ,he is coming to yavatmal to attend private function organised by Congress member Parliament ,VJAS has benn infomed that president office is arranging to meeting of indian president with farm widows of vidarbha provided local administration permits earlier it was decided that to protest over continuous apathy of the president to show black flag by the thousand of widows of farmers who committed suicide in this agagrarian crisis since 2005 ,informed kishor tiwari of VJAS.
In vidarbha since june 2005 daily 3 or 4 cotton farmers are committing suicides but Indian govt. failed to address this serious issue of farm crisis and main demands of cotton farmers of over due pending loan waiver and restoration cotton procurement price to Rs.3500 per quintal has been completely ignored hence farm suicide are nit being slow down ,kishor tiwari added

VJAS Letter to Rashtrapati

2007-06-12T19:16:00.000+05:30

Ref: VJAS/POI-Visit/175/07 Date : 09/06/2007
An Open Letter to :

Respected Hon'ble President of India –
His Highness Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

It's not all well in Vidarbha to attend cultural programmes : Farmers are dying – rural economy is on the verge of collapse !
"Would you please spare few minutes to meet unfortunate widows of farmers who killed their lives in extreme distress and due to complete failure of Govt. Policies ruining the entire Indian Rural Economy in the background of so called shining india which resulted agrarian crisis witnessed by Vidarbha as a live lesson to learn!"

Ref : Your proposed visit to Farmers Suicide Epicenter – Yavatmal & Wardha Districts of Vidarbha Region in the State of Maharashtra.
Respected His Highness Dr. Abdul Kalamji,

You are well aware that, since last couple of years our organization – Vidarbha JanAndolan Samiti, is raising the issue of plight of poor farmers who are in extreme distress & suffering the heat of failure of Govt. policies, which has resulted in complete collapse of Indian Rural Economy and perhaps Vidarbha Region has been branded as Epicenter of farmers suicides and is witnessing a live lesson to learn.

From the days Your Honour occupied the coveted post of President of India, we have been keeping you informed about the plight of farmers & agrarian community in Vidarbha and their distressed conditions. We have also kept Your Honour posted regularly with the facts & figures of the ruining Indian Rural Economy and always prayed for your humble intervention in the interest of justice to the farmers & Rural India.

Hon'ble Mr. Sir, you may recall that since last two years, everyday in the morning, we have been mailing Your Honour the updated list containing names, addresses & other relevant details of the unfortunate farmers whose continued series of suicides due to extreme distress conditions prevailing in the Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra State, is heating the National & International news sense. We also submitted a detailed report containing the facts how Prime Minister Relief Package has failed to address the basic issues.

We are extremely sorry that we neither received any reply from your office on our various mails / fax / letters sent to you almost daily nor came to know any action is initiated by you on such a serious issue of plight of farmers in Vidarbha Region.

We regret that your office have not addressed issue in a manner it would have been, considering the gravity, seriousness & intensity of the subject. Perhaps this might be due to your busy schedule.

Now we understand that, you are visiting Yavatmal & Wardha Districts of Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra State for some cultural & educational programmes as Guest of Honour. While we propose to welcome & extend best wishes to you for your proposed visit to Yavatmal & Wardha Districts of Vidarbha Region, we would like to request you for sparing few minutes for the grief ridden unfortunate families & widows of farmers who killed themselves due to continued plight & miserable life being experienced by entire Rural India, economy of which is in extreme broken condition and due to that the farmers at large are constraint to commit suicides. Vidarbha agrarian crisis is a live example of how we are proceeding in a Global Economy in which issues of Rural India & farmers have thrown to back benches. Yavatmal & Wardha are the worst heat districts and therefore, being termed as Epicenter of farmers suicides, if you refer to the reports submitted by Dr. M.S. Swaminathan, Former Chairman of National Commission on Farmers & your friend.

We will be highly obliged, if you could spare few minutes to meet unfortunate widows of farmers either at Yavatmal or Wardha and incorporate this meeting in your busy schedule programme and arrange to inform us accordingly.

However, we strongly feel that it is not all well in Vidarbha and therefore, it's not right time for any cultural or dancing session inauguration. Social issues are so grave that, such white collar cultural & dancing session inauguration programmes need to be discarded and we all should address thrust issues of ruining Rural Economy of India and the agrarian crisis. We feel your Yavatmal & Wardha visit must addressed these core issues and due importance may please be given on such a serious subject.

Hon'ble Mr. Sir, We hope you will understand our feelings and do the needful accordingly.

Best Regards,
Yours faithfully,
For VIDARBHA JANANDOLAN SAMITI

KISHORE TIWARI
PRESIDENT

NHRC Inspection Visit - Kolam Vidarbha Maharashtra

2007-06-02T14:18:00.000+05:30

VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI :
11, Trisaran Society, In front of Somalwar School, Khamla, Nagpur – 440 025
Tel No. (0712) 2282457 Mob No. 9422108846 / 9371137653 / 9373121947
(Regd Office : At Post : Pandharkawada-445 302, Tq : Kelapur, Distt : Yavatmal)
Ref No. VJAS/PIL-HC/Kolam Deaths/175/2007, June 2, 2007

NHRC VISIT Regarding STARVATION & MALNUTRITION DEATHS OF KOLAM TRIBALS :

NHRC Team to visit vidarbha on 4th june to have on the spot of fact finding report on kolam starvation death and condition regarding Drinking Water, Health Care & BPL Benefits to Kolam Tribals

Petitioner VJAS to raise all issues of plights of Tribals and lack of support from Government before NHRC

After having very difficult task to save the Maharashtra Govt. before Nagpur Bench of Mumbai High Court in PIL pertaining to most serious issues of Starvation & Malnutrition Deaths of Kolam Tribals in Yavatmal District, Now team of NHRC(Natinal huma right commission) headed Dr.L.P.Mishra is visitng on 4th june to vidarbha .This is the NHRC special team will visit all kolam pods to see in to facts raised by the Kishor Tiwari of Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti regading Government Apathy & lack of timely support from Mantralaya to address the various issues involving Right to Food, Shelter – Gharkul, Health Care, Education, Drinking Water, etc. to be made available to the distressed Tribals family in the Yavatmal District by the Ground Level Administration in solving the issues and the look in to the the Officials limitations in speedy implementing the Tribal Schemes for want of budgetary supports and approvals of the State Government.

Along with NHRC team ,it is reported Amravati Divisional Commissioner Dr. Sudhir Goyal , PIL Petitioner Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti President Sh. Kishore Tiwari and Counsels Adv. Firdos Mirza, Adv. Vinod Tiwari, Adv. Ajay Somani, Asst. Govt. Pleaders Smt. Bharti Dangre & Sh. Arvind Mujumdar and host of the Government Officials from Yavatmal District including District Collector Dr. Harshwardhan Kamble, Z.P. CEO Dr. Sikar Pardesi, Additional Tribal Commissioner Sh. Hmant Limaye, Dy. Commissioner - Civil Supply Sh. Hemant Pawar, Dy. Commissioner Sh. Jaywant Choudhari, I.D.T.P. Project Officer Sh. S.N.Saidane, Dr. Rathod (District Health Officer), Dy. Director of Health Services of Akola and other Officials of Tribals Development and District Administration will visit these kolam pods.NHRC is investigating the complaint filled by Petitioner Sh. Kishore Tiwari in the year 2003, in the wake of untimely, sudden starvation deaths of 52 Kolam Tribals which rocked entire nation in the year 2003.

It may be recalled that the report of High Power Committee appointed by the Hon'ble High Court had pointed out serious issues pertaining to Poor Health-Care, Contaminated & Poisonous Drinking Water, poor conditions of Ashram Schools run by Politicians, short coming in BPL Schemes and denial of benefits to the poor & innocent tribals families residing in 710 villages of tribals belts of Yavatmal Districts. Upon perusal of the report and on the request of PIL Petitioner, the High Court had ordered State Government to take immediate steps and submit Action Taken Report on the serious points raised by the High Power Committee headed by the Divisional Commissioner, Amravati in which Top IAS Officials where the Members of the said fact finding committee who all are the part of administration governing the control of various schemes. But in the joint meeting, officials express their limitations in solving various burning problems of the Tribals inspite of knowing fully well, as they lack in getting timely support from the State Government at Mantralaya even after their repeated efforts.

According to VJAS NHRC team will certainly be shocked to note that many of the villages are forced to drink fluoride contaminated and poisonous drinking water, non availability of Doctors in Tribals area, miserable conditions of shelter and housing, mis-managed Ashram Schools run by the Politicians, non inclusion of illegible families in BPL List due to delay in finalization of BPL list at Mantralaya level, guaranteed employment to the Tribals, etc.

NHRC has been adked for urgent needs for protection of deprived Tribal families whose fundamental Rights to Live & Liberty is infringed due to negligence of State Government as the Tribals have been denied Right to Food, Shelter, Health – Care, Drinking Water & Education inspite of the directions from the Hon'ble High Court.

Limitations of timely support from Mantralaya, the results expected have not been seen effectively, even after four years of continued efforts of the District Administration. The Petitioner was very critical upon the lack of support from State Government and its apathy towards the burning issues of the Tribals in Yavatmal district for which the Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti is fighting continuously since last Seven Years.

Kishor Tiwari
Vidarbha JanAndolan Samiti

29/05/2007

2007-05-31T10:55:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. SUBHASH ATARAM DONGARE, MAHAGOAN, AKOLA
2. GOPAL GOMA DANI, BARAD KIHNI, CHANDRAPUR
3. NARAYAN BAKARAM THAK, KOTHA, YAVATMAL
4. SHYAM BABA RATHODE, MANORA, WASHIM

2007 Vidarbha farm suicides and agrarian distress toll : 405

28/05/2007

2007-05-31T10:47:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. MOHAN JAISINGH CHAVAN, DELHI TANDA, YAVATMAL
2. GANESH BHIMRAO KHANDARE, GHOTA, WASHIM
3. MAHADEV BABA KADUKAR, KOTHARI, WASHIM
4. SHARAD SHANKARARO KHAROTE, AMBIKAPUR, AKOLA

JAN : 70
FEB : 88
MARCH : 97
APRIL : 95
MAY : 55

FARM SUICIDES IN VIDARBHA ARE DAILY INCREASING BUT ADMINISTRATION IS USING OFFICIAL MEDIA TO MISLEAD THE WORLD THAT VIDARBHA FARM SUICIDES ARE ON DECLINE AS MAHARASHTRA GOVT. ON IT'S OWN WEBSITE

Maharashtra government website : http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf

Maharashtra CM Celebrates Birthday - Farmers Protest Callousness

2007-05-26T23:03:00.000+05:30

MAHARASHTRA CHIEF MINISTER VILASRAO DESHMUKH CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WHEN MARATHWADA SUGARCANE FARMERS JOIN SUICIDE SPIRAL OF VIDARBHA COTTON FARMERS: MASSS PROTEST FARMERS AGAINST CELEBRATION

NAGPUR-25THMAY 2007

TODAY MASSIVE CELEBRATION ARE BEING ORGANISED IN FARM SUICIDE AFFECTED VIDARBHA AND MARATHWADA REGION OF MAHARASHTRA ON THE OCCASION OF BIRTHDAY OF MAHARASHTRA CHIEF MINISTER WHEN REPORTS OF MORE FARMERS SUICIDES PUBLISHED IN THE ALL-LEADING NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS. VIDARBHA REGION IS IN THE GRIP OF AGRARIAN CRISIS AND MORE THAN 3500 COTTON FARMERS COMMITTED SUICIDES SINCE 2004 BUT RECENTLY SUGARCANE GROWERS CHIEF MINISTER VILASRAO DESHMUKH REGION MARATHWADA HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDES DUE AGRARIAN CRISIS AND RECESSION IN SUGAR THAT HAS LOWER DOWN THE DEMAND OF SUGAR CANE AND FARMERS ARE BEING FORCED TO BURN THE STANDING SUGARCANE CROP AND THE CONDITION OF SUGARCANE GROWERS HAS BEEN TOO BAD TO EXPLAIN, LOCAL FARM ACTIVIST AND PRESIDENT VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI INFORMED TODAY.

THE FARM SUICIDES HAS BEEN SERIOUS ISSUES AND INDIAN PRIME MINISTER HIMSELF VISITED VIDARBHA LAST YEAR JULY 2006 AND HAS PROVIDED RA.3750 CRORE RELIEF PACKAGE BUT FAILED TO SLOW DOWN FARM SUICIDES IN WEST VIDARBHA NOW FARM SUICIDES IS BEING SPREAD IN OTHER PART OF MAHARASHTRA TOO, KISHOR TIWARI ADDED.

FARMERS IN LARGE SCALE IN LATUR HOMETOWN OF VILASRAO DESHMUKH ALONG WITH VIDARBHA FARMERS ARE PROTESTING ON GOING CHIEF MINISTER BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND POLICE FORCE ARE BEING USED TO CURB THESE PROTEST. VJAS URGED TO CONGRESS PRESIDENT SONIA GANDHI TO REMOVE MAHARAHTRA CHIEF MINISTER DUE HIS FAILURE TO SOLVE AGRARIAN CRISIS IN MAHARASHTRA, KISHOR TIWARI DEMANDED.
- VJAS

Bt Cotton Promotion and Maharashtra Government

2007-05-26T22:51:00.000+05:30

Warnings aside, more Bt cotton seeds arrive farm woes - DNA Reports
Experts warn of impending disaster if monsoons fail " We don't know yet if these varieties will suit the agro-cli- matic and soil condi- tions. Releasing the second generation Bt for commercial use is surely disastrous." - A scientist - Jaideep Hardikar, Nagpur

Beleaguered cotton farmers in Vidarbha are staring at another disaster in the ensuing sowing season. Almost the entire belt would be cultivating Bt cotton, which have not yielded encouraging results in the past in the rain-fed region.
While cotton prices are crashing every year, a total shift to genetic cotton will spiral production cost phenomenally, leading to heavy losses, farm activists say An . estimate suggests that over 30 lakh packets of Bt cottonseeds would be sold this season, enough to cover well over ten lakh hectare farms in the region.

That's a rise of more than double in the acreage over the last year. A disaster of unforeseen and unmanageable proportions is on the cards, if there is any fluctuation in the arrival of monsoon, fears Kishor Tiwari of the Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti. "The government is selling a new disaster to the struggling farmers."
Interestingly, the Maharashtra Agri culture Minister, Balasaheb Thorat, recently admitted that Bt had failed in Vidarbha and cautioned farmers not to sow it.

Also, the state government has paid about Rs 400 crore to farmers in the last four years as compensation due to the failure of Bt cotton. Farm activists point out the government-run Mahabeej seeds corporation is marketing Bt cottonseeds to inputs dealers, while the minister advises caution.
Yet, what's concerning the activists is the permission granted to nearly 53 new genotypes of Bt cotton by the Genetic Engineer ing Approval Committee (GEAC). As many 35 of those varieties would be introduced in the central parts of India.
Over 60 Bt varieties are already in the market here and more will arrive soon. And there's hardly any study on the performance of new genotypes in Vidarbha.

"We don't know yet whether these varieties will suit the agro-climatic and soil conditions. Moreover, releasing the second generation Bt (Bollguard II) for a widespread commercial use is surely disastrous," admits a senior scientist.
He also warns that it is only a matter of time before the widespread emergence of resistance in bollworms will cause the Bt cotton technology to collapse.
Peasants' confusion would be compounded by the introduction of new varieties this season. As companies compete for a greater market share, their fierce and relentless promotional tactics will expose the farmers to far greater risks.

Farmers' leader Vijay Jawandhia argues, "Bt cotton has not brought about any increase in productivity. Also, it has not reduced the use of chemicals."
Various state government reports and statistics too suggest that Bt cotton has not brought about any rise in productivity or decline in the pesticide use.

23/05/2007

2007-05-24T13:54:00.000+05:30

23/05/2007 - Western Vidarbha - Maharashtra India - Agrarian distress

1. SANJAY TUKARAM KHARAT, TISOLI, BULDHANA DISTRICT
2. JAGO RAMA UIAKE, SINDHI, WARDHA
3. RAMRAO SURYABHAN AWATHALE, PIMPRI, BULDHANA
4. RAMESHWAR LAXMAN MENDALE, NAKHEGOAN, AKOLA
5. RAVINDRA RAMDAS GAWANDE, DHADA, WARDHA
6. MAHADEOGHANBA GHARPURE, MANIKWAD, WARDHA

21/05/2007

2007-05-24T13:36:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha - Maharashtra - Home state of heavy weight Indian Agriculture Minister / Cricket Minister :

1. SANTOSH CHINAJI DALMAL, VILLAGE ADEGOAN KHURD, WASHIM
2. KISAN KHANDAR SURPAM, SHRIRAMPUR, YAVATMAL
3. BALIRAM MATHU GAJBHIYE, ADAGOAN, AMARAVATI
4. KIRAN KRISHANNA SOLAV, RAMPUR, AMARAVATI
5. SURESH GANPAT KHANDARE, KOPAMADVI, YAVATMAL

FIVE FARMERS IN VIDARBHA WHO COMMITTED SUICIDES IN LAST TWO DAYS IN DIFFERENT PART OF VIDARBHA TAKING TOLL OF SUICIDE IN MAY TO 41.FARMERS WHO ARE SMALL AND MARGINAL BELONGING DALIT AND TRIBAL COMMUNITY ARE IN DEEP DISTRESS AND COMMITTING SUICIDES DUE TO FRESH CREDIT CRUNCH AS MOST OF THEM WHO BARROWED THE CROP LOAN FROM THE BANK AFTER INTEREST WAIVER AND RECONSTRUCTION OF PENDING FAILED TO REPAY DUE COTTON CROP FAILURE AND POOR PRICES FOR RAW COTTON

Dry Cow Therapy, Rural Distress, Indian Economists

2007-05-23T18:19:00.000+05:30

Dry Cow Therapy, Rural Distress, Indian Economists : New Agriculture Strategy
From Second Green Revolution to Milking the Cow Dry -

The concerned Indian Prime Minister, has been left searching for the right answers from all the agricultural experts, while his own Agriculture Minister ignores the suicides from his home state and manages the strings of the Indian cricket team, a job no doubt he loves more than finding answers to the task entrusted to him as Indian Agriculture Minister - saving farmers from rural distress.
Another case of Humpty Dumpty on the rural front, as Indians get busy with cricket season.
Even the Indian Sensex Minister is now feeling short changed, by the massive imports bills, deposited on his doorsteps, on the food front, which threaten to blow a hole through his economic strategy of industrial development and growth in Services sectors.
Soon after suggesting budgetary support and subsidies for sugar exporters, the Agriculture Minister has gone ahead on a global buying spree for wheat. He just does not seem to like Punjabi and Haryanvi wheat. It is not tasty enough for him or maybe a trifle too full of pesticides for even his liking.
In a bid to wash off the spots on the UPA governments Three Year Achievements, and what even the lacklustre opposition performance by the NDA could not accomplish, is being accomplished in the rural fields of Vidarbha and West Bengal.
Understandably, genuine Congress election strategists are worried.
Let us examine the content of the Prime Minister's concern about Indian rural distress, worded as it is in very general terms and coming on the heels of the three years of crowning achievements of the Central ruling UPA coalition and the electoral losses in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
In his directions to Planning Commission, Finance Minister and Cricket Minister he has pointed out :
1. Poor growth in farm output, at approximately 2%, is the main cause of agrarian and rural distress
2. There is need for focussing on short and medium term strategies for raising farm output
3. Burden of blame must be strategically be shared with states, as according to his understanding, the Central UPa government is having to face too much unnecessary criticism as being the most responsible player in the rural distress drama of Indian politicians and urban economists. The solution to this is seen as rewarding those states which come out with agrarian focussed programmes, agro climatic and local rural growth strategies, with possible budgetary support.

Surprisingly, the music of the old song of ushering in a Second Green Revolution, futures trading in commodities markets, contract farming, agro processing Special Export Zones, seems to have been lost in the wake of Vidarbha and Uttar Pradesh debacles.

He has stated "I would only like to emphasise that whatever strategies we choose to adopt must deliver some results in the short and medium term, so that tangible benefits are visible - to farmers, consumers and the rural economy as a whole.
This is important if we have to avert any crisis in the agrarian sector and fulfil the needs of a growing economy."
All the king's horses and all the kings men, couldn't put Humpty together again ... He directed the Planning Commission to come up with a major programme to enhance central support to those states that prepare localised plans.

This obviously means he is still not prepared to ask his heavy weight Cricket Minister to choose between Cricket, Food Imports or solving Agrarian Distress in his home state of Maharashtra.

The poor Finance Minister is keeping his cards close to his chest and will surely resist tooth and nail, attempts at further central aid to states because he himself knows the dubious record of states in preparing sensitive rural programmes of integrated development, as also knowing that further expansion of agricultural land exploitation is not feasible. Also known as the milking the dry cow therapy.
But the problem is who will be brave enough to bell the cat ?
And who will ask the stichers of the Naked Emperor's fantastic Invisible clothes to retire and stop promoting American experts as the saviors of Indian agriculture ?
Even American media is now caressing the Indian Prime Minister for his kind and visionary words on distributive justice, as the US trade delegations swoop down on Indian fields and agriculture laboratories from America.

Request to Indian PM from VJAS

2007-05-20T15:16:00.000+05:30

MAY 20, 2007
TO,
DR.MANMOHAN SINGH,
HON'BLE INDIAN PRIME MINISTER,
GOVT. OF INDIA,
NEW DELHI-110 011

REF : APPROVAL TO BT COTTON FROM GEAC IS OPEN INVITATION TO VIDARBHA COTTON GROWERS' MASS SUICIDES - VJAS

SUB : REQUEST TO SAVE VIDARBHA COTTON GROWERS FROM KILLER BT COTTON SEEDS

RESPECTED SIR,

May I kindly draw your attention to the fact that t he Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC) recent approval for mass commercial cultivation of 53 Bt cotton in the current season in India is nothing but the open invitation to mass farm suicides in vidarbha as after introduction of BT cotton in vidarbha more than 5000 cotton farmers have already committed suicides and maharashtra govt. has already given rs.210 crore and rs.180 crore compensation to vidarbha cotton growers as BT cotton failed to give better yield and distressed farmers forced commit suicides

VJAS has been protesting expert panel reports submitted by the director of Central Institute for Cotton Research (CICR), BM Khadi to study the implications BT cotton failure in vidarbha. This panel report is anti-farmer and American go seed giant "Mahyco-Monsanto has managed GEAC and CICR both, if we allow these mass trials then there will be once again mass genocide of farmers in vidarbha.

May I also draw your attention to the shocking fact that earlier CICR and all agriculture universities have given the reports that BT cotton in rain fed area of vidarbha has failed but till Mahyco-Monsanto has managed the all govt. officials to arranged to hide fact and figure in apex court so that mass trails of fraudulent BT cotton to ruin the rural economy of vidarbha region resulting mass suicides of farmers.

As per GEAC recent order large scale field trials of 59 BT cotton hybrids has been given official permission in all over India. In the current kharif (summer) season 18 new BT cotton hybrids will be cultivated by farmers in north India. Among these are 13 hybrids with cry 1 Ac gene and MON 531 event, 4 hybrids expressing stacked genes (cry 1 Ac + cry 2 Ab MON 15985 event) and one hybrid expressing cry 1 Ac and Event 1 - JKCH 1050 Bt - developed by JK Agri.

In the central parts of the country, 35 new BT cotton hybrids will be cultivated by farmers in this season. These include, 23 hybrids with cry 1 Ac gene and MON 531 event, 5 hybrids with stacked genes (cry 1 Ac + cry 1 Ab MON 15985), 4 hybrids expressing GFM event with cry 1 Ab + cry 1 Ac genes and 3 hybrids expressing cry 1 Ac gene with Event 1.

The GEAC in its 76th meeting also renewed its permission for commercial cultivation of Mech-12 BT in central India and Mech-184 BT for both central and south India. Mech-12 BT and Mech-184 BT are developed by Mahyco-Monsanto and were suspended from cultivation in 2005 on account of its reported failure.

The regulator also gave its nod for large scale field trials of 34 BT cotton hybrids in north India. These include 24 hybrids with stacked genes cry 1 Ac + cry 2 Ab MON 15985 event, 7 hybrids with GFM event and cry 1 Ac + cry Ac genes and 2 hybrids expressing cry 1 Ac with Event 1. In central India field trials of 25 BT cotton hybrids are approved which includes 18 with stacked cry 1 Ac = cry 2 Ab genes and MON 15985 event and 6 expressing GFM event with cry 1 Ab + cry 1 Ac genes. Navakar-5 BT has been allowed for large scale field trials in both north and central India.

PRAYER :

" We are leading towards the another disaster in west vidarbha and this mass trials BT cotton will be main killer of thousands of cotton growers in this kharif season 2007" hence you are kindly requested to ban bt cotton sale and sowing in vidarbha."

VJAS Protests GEAC GM Cotton Approvals

2007-05-20T15:12:00.000+05:30

REF: - FARMER'S SUICIDES APPROVAL TO BT COTTON FROM GEAC IS OPEN INVITATION TO VIDARBHA'S COTTON GROWERS' MASS SUICIDES - VJAS
NAGPUR : Saturday, May 19, 2007

Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti has termed The Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC) recent approval for mass commercial cultivation of 53 Bt cotton in the current season in India as open invitation to mass farm suicides in vidarbha as after introduction of BT cotton in vidarbha more than 5000 cotton farmers have already committed suicides and maharashtra govt. has already given rs.210 crore and rs.180 crore compensation to vidarbha cotton growers as BT cotton failed to give better yield and distressed farmers forced commit suicides.

VJAS chief and farm activist kishore tiwari strongly objected report of the expert panel headed by the director of Central Institute for Cotton Research (CICR), BM Khadi to study the implications BT cotton failure in vidarbha. " Mahyco-Monsanto has managed GEAC and CICR both, we will not allow this mass genocide of farmers to continue" kishore tiwari added.

Earlier CICR and all agriculture universities have given opinion that BT cotton in rain fed area of vidarbha has failed but till Mahyco-Monsanto has managed the all govt. officials to arranged to hide fact and figure in apex court so that mass trails of fraudulent BT cotton to ruin the rural economy of vidarbha region resulting mass suicides of farmers.

As per GEAC recent order large scale field trials of 59 BT cotton hybrids has been given official permission in all over India. In the current kharif (summer) season 18 new BT cotton hybrids will be cultivated by farmers in north India. Among these are 13 hybrids with cry 1 Ac gene and MON 531 event, 4 hybrids expressing stacked genes (cry 1 Ac + cry 2 Ab MON 15985 event) and one hybrid expressing cry 1 Ac and Event 1 - JKCH 1050 Bt - developed by JK Agri.

In the central parts of the country, 35 new BT cotton hybrids will be cultivated by farmers in this season. These include, 23 hybrids with cry 1 Ac gene and MON 531 event, 5 hybrids with stacked genes (cry 1 Ac + cry 1 Ab MON 15985), 4 hybrids expressing GFM event with cry 1 Ab + cry 1 Ac genes and 3 hybrids expressing cry 1 Ac gene with Event 1.

The GEAC in its 76th meeting also renewed its permission for commercial cultivation of Mech-12 Bt in central India and Mech-184 Bt for both central and south India. Mech-12 Bt and Mech-184 Bt are developed by Mahyco-Monsanto and were suspended from cultivation in 2005 on account of its reported failure.

The regulator also gave its nod for large scale field trials of 34 BT cotton hybrids in north India. These include 24 hybrids with stacked genes cry 1 Ac + cry 2 Ab MON 15985 event, 7 hybrids with GFM event and cry 1 Ac + cry Ac genes and 2 hybrids expressing cry 1 Ac with Event 1. In central India field trials of 25 BT cotton hybrids are approved which includes 18 with stacked cry 1 Ac = cry 2 Ab genes and MON 15985 event and 6 expressing GFM event with cry 1 Ab + cry 1 Ac genes. Navakar-5 Bt has been allowed for large scale field trials in both north and central India.

"we are leading towards the another disaster in west vidarbha and this mass trials BT cotton will be main killer of thousands of cotton growers in this kharif season 2007"kishor tiwari informed.

Vijay Jawandhia Comments

2007-05-20T15:04:00.000+05:30

Pradip Kumar Maitra, Hindustan Times - Email Author
Nagpur, May 19, 2007
First Published: 16:48 IST(19/5/2007)
Last Updated: 16:58 IST(19/5/2007)
3 more farmers commit suicide in Vidarbha in the last 24 hours :
Link - http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/Print.aspx?Id=22aabb3f-0ccf-42aa-9eab-ad6e927bf8ef

Despite the claim of Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh that farmers' suicide in Vidarbha have drastically come down this year, such deaths continue in the region. Three more farmers have ended their lives in the region in the last 24 hours.

In a letter, addressed to the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh last week, Chief Minister Deshmukh had claimed that the number of farmers' suicide has reduced sharply in the wake of two relief packages of the government. However, the situation in the region is totally different.

According to reports reaching Nagpur on Saturday, one farmer each from Wardha, Bhandara and Akola had committed suicide in the last 24 hours. The victims were identified as Ravindra Gawande of Dhadi village in Wardha, Dulichand Turkar, and Sihora in Bhandara and Kisan Attarkar of Patur village in Akola district. Attarkar and Ravindra ended their lives by hanging themselves while Dulichand committed suicide by swallowing pesticide, reports said.

All of these farmers had borrowed loans from the banks and could not repay the loans in time. They feared being defaulters they would not get fresh loans in the coming kharif season and that might have led them to take the drastic step.

With the deaths of these three farmers, the toll has now touched 40 this month alone while the figure was 84 in the last month, 98 in March, 88 in February and 70 in January this year. As many as 856 farmers have killed themselves in the region since July last year.

Meanwhile, the Vidarbha Janandolan Samiti Chief Kishore Tiwari, who has been documenting the farmers' suicide since 2002, termed the ruling coalition in the state as anti-farmer that miserably failed to end the tragedy. They pointed out that in the past three years of Vilasrao Deshmukh rule, over 2000 farmers had committed suicide in Vidarbha alone. "What has the Vilasrao Deshmukh done to stem suicides? Poor farmers continue to suffer from skyrocketing inputs' costs and poor minimum support prices. What has the government done to improve their lot?" he asked and alleged that both the central and state relief packages have done little to address the crippling debt crisis among the farmers. Both the packages were unrealistic and far from the real problems, he further pointed out.

Vijay Jawandhia, the former state Shetkari Sanghatana president reiterated that there was a need for a total waiving of farmers loans. Besides, a concrete assurance to farmers that they would get fresh loans in the coming kharif whether he or she is a defaulter to repay the bank loans to prevent the tragedy. Moreover, there is a need for a food security of these distressed farmers, he added.

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19/05/2007

2007-05-20T14:56:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. Ravindra Gawande, Dhadi village in Wardha,
2. Dulichand Turkar, Sihora in Bhandara and
3. Kisan Attarkar, Patur village in Akola district

Attarkar and Ravindra ended their lives by hanging themselves while Dulichand committed suicide by swallowing pesticide, reports said.

Time Magazine Article - 17/05/2007

2007-05-18T14:05:00.000+05:30

Thursday, May. 17, 2007 - Seeds of Despair
By Simon Robinson / Sunna
It might have been borrowing another $100 just to keep his family going that finally convinced Pravin Bakkamwar to end his life. Or maybe it was knowing that he needed to find a husband for his 18-year-old sister Suwarana, and then pay her dowry and arrange a suitable wedding―responsibilities that would push him further into debt. What his family knows is this: on a sunny morning in central India in late November last year, Pravin, 27, rode his motorbike to a nearby town, bought a few meters of red and yellow nylon cord, returned to his gently sloping cotton farm and hanged himself from a concrete power pole. Neighbors found him within minutes, blood trickling from his mouth.

The story of India today is one of great expectations, as soaring economic growth lifts tens of millions of people out of poverty and swells the ranks of the middle class. But India's progress has also brought sorrow to many farmers and rural workers, who still make up two-thirds of the country's workforce.
The income disparity in the new India is massive : there are now 36 billionaires in India―and some 800 million people living on less than $2 a day. In the most desperate pockets of rural India, a confluence of factors, from poor rainfall to the new availability of consumer goods, has driven some farmers into crushing debt. The financial hardships are so extreme that thousands, including Pravin, commit suicide every year. Far from benefiting from the country's new prosperity, whole villages of India's rural poor are being left adrift, eager to join in the boom but unable to afford it.

The crisis is worst in Vidarbha, an orange- and cotton-growing region in central India famed for its black soil and the fact that Mahatma Gandhi built an ashram and lived there for a time in the 1930s. Now Indians know it as their nation's rural suicide capital. According to Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti, or Vidarbha People's Protest Forum, an activist group that keeps track of farmer suicides in the area and lobbies the government for help, more than 1,250 farmers committed suicide in Vidarbha's six central districts alone in 2006, up from 248 in 2004.

What's causing so many rural Indians to take their lives? According to a study by the government of Maharashtra, the state in which Vidarbha sits, almost six in 10 of those who kill themselves have debts of between $110 and $550. Many farmers complain that banks don't offer them credit, forcing them to turn to rapacious moneylenders, who typically charge up to 20% interest on a four-month loan. As collateral, explains one lender in the bustling town of Pandharkawada, farmers often sign away title to their land. "If they pay back the loan, we give them back their deed," says the lender, who called himself "Ratanbhai" but refused to give his full name because of a recent government crackdown on unlicensed lenders. "If they don't, we get to take their land."

Predatory lenders are only part of the problem. Health-care and education costs have risen dramatically in the past few years, while the global price of cotton has become depressed, largely because of the billions of dollars in subsidies Washington hands out to U.S. farmers. "Expenses have increased, eating habits have increased. Health, education, all increased," says Gajanan Madhavrao Akkalawar, 70, who has farmed cotton for more than half a century. "It's difficult to run the family show." And then there's the growing obsession with the luxury goods that now consume much of Indian families' incomes. Television has given even the poorest a glimpse at the world outside. India is adding more than 6 million cell-phone subscribers every month, many of them in small villages and towns; its road network is quickly expanding, bringing increased commerce, trade and ideas. "If I say to people that materialism is upsetting the equilibrium of society, they stand up and say, 'Why should we be deprived of all these things? Why should only the people in the cities get these things?'" says Kishor Tiwari, the head of Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti. "The natural tendency is to adopt all these new things, whether the pocket permits it or not."

That's how it went with Pravin, who wanted the best for his family even if he couldn't afford it. Pravin's family lives near Pandharkawada town, in Sunna, a village of dirt streets and pale blue and whitewashed brick houses. The air hangs heavy with the smell of goats, cattle and chickens, and farmers use wooden bullock carts to carry their cotton and animal feed. Doors are strung with mango leaves to bring good luck, and women stretch their washing over twig fences. Pravin took over the family farm from his father four years ago when the old man tired of the task. The son proved a natural farmer, increasing yields and, initially at least, bringing in more money. His wife Smita, a distant cousin, was studying literature at university, but says she was happy to stop once it was time for them to marry. "Pravin was in the village and I had been to the city, but he didn't let me down in any way," says Smita. "He was very much a hard worker. No one in the village will deny he was the best young man."

Pravin put enormous pressure on himself to be a success. Smita came from a middle-class family far wealthier than his own. Her father had been an operator at India's National Thermal Power Corp., a job that paid well and enabled him to give all his four daughters a good education. Pravin wanted to keep Smita the way her father had. His motorbike, a black-and-gold 97-cc Hero Honda Splendor Plus, cost him just over $1,000, a fortune considering he made just a few hundred dollars a year. "I told him it was not affordable, not needed," says his father Vijay. "He said he needed it to get to the fields. The young these days―they want more luxuries with less tension." Pravin had taken a loan from a local banking cooperative for the motorbike, and further loans from moneylenders to buy seeds, fertilizer and pesticide. But like most rural Indian men, conservative and proud, he had not discussed his worries with his wife. "He was smiling all the time," says Smita. Yet Pravin owed at least $2,800 when he hanged himself.

The government says it is taking steps to assist Vidarbha's farmers. Mindful that a backlash in the countryside led to the last national government's ouster from office, the Maharashtra state administration and the Congress Party-led coalition in New Delhi have promised to pump almost a billion dollars into Vidarbha's rural sector. Authorities have arrested dozens of unlicensed moneylenders and pushed banks to offer more farmers credit at reasonable rates. The government is also trying to encourage farmers to diversify into other crops and into dairy and poultry production. A little more than half the money in the rescue packages will go to irrigation projects that could transform the region in the long term but offer little relief in the near future―a bone of contention for many farmers who say they need government help now.

No amount of help will be enough for widows like Smita, who tried to kill herself when she learned of her husband's suicide (the villagers stopped her). "Just like impossible," says Smita's sister Durga when asked if Smita, who is 23, might ever marry again. "She wants to be independent and get her own job, but in this place it's difficult." Her grieving father-in-law says that Smita was pregnant when Pravin killed himself but lost the baby after her own suicide attempt. When asked what she and Pravin had wanted for the future, Smita's eyes well up: "We wanted what every husband and wife wants. Nothing more."
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15/05/2007 - PM Vidarbha Package and Farmers

2007-05-18T14:00:00.000+05:30

Aid yet to reach Vidarbha farmers : Surendra Gangan
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1097122

A meagre number have till now received the package of Rs 25,000 -

Though the state government has been claiming the implementation of 88 per cent of its special package for debt-ridden farmers of the Vidarbha region, the package of Rs25,000 each to thousands of farmers has not reached them yet, this apart from the government's non-compliance with its crop insurance schemes.

The state had earmarked Rs150 crores, out of the entire package of Rs1,075 crores allocated by the state, to help the debt-ridden farmers of Vidarbha. But, only Rs85 crores were allocated for the package of Rs25,000 each to nearly 60,000 farmers, out of which a meagre number of farmers have received the personal help. Expenditures have reached a mere Rs49.99 crores of the allocated amount. Even the crop insurance scheme has spent only Rs9.87 crores out of the allocated Rs19 crores.

In its presentation made to the central government last week, the state claimed Rs884.32 crores were spent of the package with a layout of Rs1,075 crores under nine different heads. The centre had also announced a special package of Rs3,750 crores to be utilised over the next three years.
"We have spent Rs 1,551.66 crores in the first year, which is 102 per cent of the allotted lay out. We have been successful in bringing 17,171 hectares under irrigation," an official from the rehabilitation department said.

The state has been prompt in its compensation to cotton-growing farmers. The state had targeted Rs370 crores and allocated Rs405.15 crores for three per cent capital formation fund, out of which Rs396.59 was spent. Interest subsidy on rescheduled crop loan, had a target of Rs225 crores and allocation Rs240.98 crores, out of which Rs 239.12 crores were spent.

The report states that 2,990 cases of suicides of debt-ridden farmers were registered during January 2001 and May 5, 2007, out of which 1,333 families of the deceased farmers have received ex-gracia assistance of Rs 1 lakh each.

14/05/2007 - Jaydeep Hardikar comments

2007-05-18T12:13:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
Loan waivers, credit can stop farmers' suicides'

Agriculture expert Jaydeep Hardikar reiterates need for alternate sources of income for farmers

Express News Service
http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=236190

Pune, May 13: Slamming the State government for its inefficiency in addressing the issue of farmers' suicides in the state, journalist and agriculture researcher Jaydeep Haradikar said it was not the mindless 'packages' but loan waivers, long term credit and collective farming which will help in easing farm crisis.

Speaking at a function organised by city-based Sewawardhini on 'Crisis in agriculture and situation in Vidarbha,' at Dnyanprabodhini on Saturday Hardikar said farmers are not in so much in need of the government packages as compared to systematic solutions which will bring them back to the basics of stable agriculture. He said that although the government is of the opinion that loan waiver is impractical, it is the only viable option to make farmers feel safe.

According Hardikar, farmers' crisis is only one of the symptoms of the crisis that the agriculture sector is facing. "Migration, malnutrition, health problems, suicides are all symptoms of the agrarian distress," he said.

Stressing that agrarian distress was never this worse and it is only the present political decisions, and policy changes that have resulted in the situation. "In the last 100 years, the condition of agriculture in Vidarbha has remained unchanged including the monsoon. The only change was the use of hybrid seeds resulting in the import of textile technology from the West in 1991 which worsened the situation," he said.

Although the state government had set up 17 committees to study the issue of farmer' suicides in Vidarbha, Hardikar said that the committees did not see the actual crisis.

"Subsidies and alternate occupations to farming like bidi making, fishing, pulses farming, vegetable growing are on a decline. Efforts should be made to diversify the activities of farmers and not allow him to depend on farming alone," he said adding that today the Vidarbha crisis prevails across the country even in Uttarakhand and Punjab which had earlier given success stories in agriculture.

13/05/2007 - Deshmukh Vidarbha Visit

2007-05-18T12:10:00.000+05:30

CM's Yavatmal visit riles farmers :
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- V Deshmukh
Prafulla Marpakwar I TNN
Mumbai: Debt-ridden farmers from Yavatmal district which has witnessed the largest number of farmers suicides in the recent past were s u r p r i s e d and overwhelmed when they were told that chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh would be visiting them to review steps taken by his government to tackle the crisis.
But their joy was shortlived when they found that Deshmukh was, in fact, visiting the district to attend the marriage of senior Congress leader Manikrao Thakre's son and, after the celebrations, would review the prime minister's package for Vidarbha region.
The CM's office confirmed that Deshmukh had attended the marriage on Saturday and also reviewed the present status of the PM's package for the Vidarbha region. Farmers' leader Kishore Tiwari slammed Deshmukh for playing with the sentiments of the farmers. "Every one knows Deshmukh has come for the marriage, then why this farce of review? It has send a wrong signal to the agricultural community,'' Tiwari said.
Tiwari, a self-styled champion of farmers, claimed that post prime minister Manmohan Singh's visit, the Vilasrao Deshmukh government has not taken concrete steps to implement the Rs 3,750 crore PM's package. "My information is that out of Rs 800 crore provided for interest waiver, only Rs 326 crore has been disbursed so far,'' Tiwari claimed.

On the number of suicides too, Tiwari said the state government was not revealing the facts. "We have asked the government to present a white paper on the agrarian crisis in the Vidarbha region,'' he said.

Meanwhile, Deshmukh, during his meeting with Manmohan Singh on Friday, submitted a comprehensive note on the present status of implementation of the PM's package for Vidarbha. Deshmukh claimed that since the PM's visit to the region, they had achieved nearly 40% of the target, particularly on implementing the schemes recommended by the PMO. While 6,000 farmers' families were paid ex-gratia, loans worth Rs 1,407 crore of 9.33 lakh farmers were restructured as per the recommendations of financial institutions.

In addition, 3.80 lakh farmers were issued kisan credit cards, more than 10 lakh farmers in the six districts had benefited following release of Rs 746 crore in 2005-06 and Rs 2,013 crore last year. On interest waiver, Deshmukh claimed that so far Rs 825 crore has been waived.

On the irrigation facilities, Deshmukh submitted that in the next three years, Rs 2.177 crore would be utilised to irrigate 1.59 lakh hectares of land, out of which 54,000 hectares would be irrigated by June 2007.

13/05/2007 - Suicide Train Slowing Down ?

2007-05-18T12:06:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

VIDARBHA FARMERS SUICIDES REDUCED DRASTICALLY IS NOT TRUE-CHIEF MINISTER MISLEADING MEDIA-VJAS

FROM DESK OF
KISHOR TIWARI
Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti
vidarbha@gmail.com
contact-09422108846

NAGPUR - 13TH MAY 2007

It is reported by times news network that Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, in a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, said the number of farmers' suicides has reduced sharply from 61 in March last year to 16 for the same month this year.

According to the figures given by Deshmukh to the Prime Minister, 575 farmers had committed suicide due to agrarian crisis in the six worst-affected districts of Vidarbha in 2006 with the first three months accounting for 168 deaths.

During the first three months of this year 40 farmers have committed suicide in the six districts of Akola, Amravati, Buldhana, Wardha, Washim and Yavatmal.

While nine farmers committed suicide in January this year, the number has risen to 15 in February and 16 in March.
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Farmers suicides reduced drastically: Maharashtra govt

13 May, 2007 l 1200 hrs ISTlPTI

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Farmers_suicides_reduced_drastically/articleshow/2040612.cms

NEW DELHI: The spate of farmers suicides in crisis-ridden Vidarbha of Maharashtra has drastically come down this year, the state government has claimed.

Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, in a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, said the number of farmers' suicides has reduced sharply from 61 in March last year to 16 for the same month this year.

According to the figures given by Deshmukh to the Prime Minister, 575 farmers had committed suicide due to agrarian crisis in the six worst-affected districts of Vidarbha in 2006 with the first three months accounting for 168 deaths.

During the first three months of this year 40 farmers have committed suicide in the six districts of Akola, Amravati, Buldhana, Wardha, Washim and Yavatmal.

While nine farmers committed suicide in January this year, the number has risen to 15 in February and 16 in March.

Singh had announced a special relief package of Rs 3,750 crore for the six districts where most suicides by farmers in distress were reported.

"The prime minister's relief package has helped a lot in providing succour to farmers in Vidarbha," Deshmukh said.

The package provides a waiver on interest on loans, rescheduling of loans, and greater thrust to irrigation, seed replacement, extension and subsidiary income facilities.

Interestingly, the Maharashtra government in an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court in connection with a PIL had accused the PMO of delay in release of funds to keep operational the relief schemes announced by Singh.

The allegation, that caused an embarrassment to Singh and the Congress, a senior partner in the coalition government in Maharashtra, were withdrawn later.
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Vidarbha Jan Andolan samiti who is tracking vidarbha farm suicides and moved against maharashtra in mumbai high court and human right commission has claimed that this information provided by maharashtra chief minister to indian prime minister is purely bogus and misleading and it is completely contradicting to the own official figure of vidarbha farm suicides of their own web site ,he is the link
http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf
(we are attaching this pdf file ready reference)

farm suicides in west official fig is for 2006 is 1448 and for 2007 is 295 now chief minister's claim that farm suicides in 2006 were 557 and now in 2007 it's only 168 is ridiculous and most unfortunate."suicide number is not important the important is govt. admission that in west vidarbha more than 13 lacs farm family are in deep distress and there is complete collapse of social and civil administration due support system failure.VJAS has demanded that now time has come to ask hostile chief minster of maharashtra vilasrao deshmukh to step down as face saving device for congress otherwise the situation in west vidarbha will lead anarchy, Kishor tiwari added.
KISHOR TIWARI
Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti
vidarbha@gmail.com
contact-09422108846

11/05/2007 - Bt Cotton Failure

2007-05-18T12:01:00.000+05:30

'Bt cotton has failed in Vidarbha'
11 May, 2007 l 0354 hrs IST lTIMES NEWS NETWORK
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NAGPUR: If any proof about failure of genetically modified Bt cotton in the main cotton growing area of Vidarbha was needed, it came on Wednesday from Maharashtra agriculture minister Balasaheb Thorat.

After a meeting with agriculture experts, officials, people's representatives for the coming Kharif season, Thorat admitted that the much-hyped, and high-priced Bt seeds were only adding to the burden of Vidarbha's farmers.

Thorat said the opening of Bt to more private companies was likely to bring down the prices and make it more affordable for farmers.

11/05/2007

2007-05-18T11:57:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha : CM Reaches Vidarbha
CM TO ATTEND EX-MINISTER'S SON MARRIAGE RECEPTION NOT TO REVIEW FARMERS' PACKAGES IN YAVATMAL - VJAS :
NAGPUR: 11TH MAY 11, 2007

VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI TO STRONGLY CRITICISED MISUSE OF PUBLIC MONEY FOR ATTENDING MARRIAGE RECEPTION OF EX-MINISTER AND CONGRESS LEADER MANIKRAO THAKARE'S SON RAHUL WHO WAS MARRIED IN NAGPUR ON 10 TH AND HERE ALSO 20 MINISTER ATTENDED MARRIAGE AS THEY CAME REVIEW SO CALLED FARMER'S KHARIFF SEASON REVIEW .LAST YEAR TOO IN APRIL THEN CHIEF SECRETARY PREM KUMAR HAS ALSO ATTENDED MARRIAGE OF HIS UNDER SECTARY THAKARE'S DAUGHTER THIS TIME TOO WHOLE MANTRALAYA RUSHED TO NAGPUR FOR REVIEW MEETING OF FARMER'S PACKAGE . NOW IT HAS BEEN ESTABLISH TREND IN MAHARASHTRA GOVT. FOR ATTENDING ANY MARRIAGE OR PRIVATE FUNCTION FARMER'S SUICIDE PACKAGE REVIEW MEETING IS CALLED BUT AS THERE IS NO FUND AVAILABLE SINCE JULY-2006 AFTER PRIME MINISTER ANNOUNCED IT, WHAT THE HELL THERE ARE REVIEWING, KISHOR TIWARI FARM ACTIVIST AND VJAS LEADER ASKED CHIEF MINISTER VILASRAO DESHMUKH.

ONCE THE PRIME COTTON GROWING DISTRICT WITH THE LARGEST AREA UNDER ITS CULTIVATION, NOW LARGEST NUMBER OF SUICIDES ARE REPORTED FROM THERE AMONG THE SIX COTTON GROWING DISTRICTS OF THE REGION.

AS PER RECENT REPORTS IT IS INDICATED THAT THROUGH THE SPECIAL PACKAGE ANNOUNCED BY PRIME MINISTER MANMOHAN SINGH ON JULY 1 LAST AND THE CM'S PACKAGE UNVEILED MONTHS BEFORE THAT, OVER 12 LAKH FARMERS IN THE SIX DISTRESSED DISTRICTS WERE PROMISED A RELIEF OF OVER RS 5000 CRORE. EVEN AS A CONTROVERSY IS RAGING AFTER JOINT SECRETARY (RELIEF AND REHABILITATION) PRAVEEN SHRIVASTAV'S FILING OF AN AFFIDAVIT CLAIMING POOR FUNDS FLOW, THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE RELIEF MISSION (VASANTRAO NAIK SHETKARI SWAWALAMBAN MISSION) INDICATES THAT ONLY ABOUT RS 38 CRORE OF THE PROMISED FUNDS FOR LOAN WAIVER TO FARMERS HAS BEEN RELEASED BY THE CENTRE.

WHILE VIDARBHA JAN ANDOLAN SAMITI CONVENER KISHOR TIWARI ALLEGED THAT FUNDS FLOW CONTINUED TO BE VERY POOR ON IRRIGATION PROJECTS AS WELL AS QUALITY SEEDS DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMME UNDER THE PACKAGE

IN ORDER TO SHOW THAT FARMERS SUICIDES HAVE BEEN SLOW DOWN AS A RESULT OF IMPLEMENTATION NON-FUNCTIONAL VIDARBHA RELIEF PACKAGE OUR OF 346 FARM SUICIDES REPORTED IN WEST VIDARBHA LOCAL ADMINISTRATION HAS REJECTED ALL MOST 300 CASES CLAIMING TO BE THE SUICIDE DUE TO NON-AGRARIAN REASONS . IT'S REALLY INSULT OF HUMANITY ADMINISTRATION IS REJECTING RELIEF AID TO FARM WIDOWS AND OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS WHO ARE FACING STARVATION ONLY TO SHOW FALSE DATA TO THE WORLD THAT VIDARBHA FARM SUICIDES ARE UNDER CONTROL, KISHOR TIWARI ADDED.

TOTAL FAILURE RURAL HEALTH CARE, EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL CUM CIVIL ADMINISTRATION ARE THE MAIN REASONS OF FARMER'S SUICIDES IN WEST VIDARBHA AND DR.SUDHIR GOYAL HIMSELF HAS ASKED INDIAN GOVT. THAT LOW COST SUSTAINABLE FARMING IS ONLY SOLUTION OF STOP THESE SUICIDES. BAN ON BT. COTTON AND CHEMICAL FARMING IS NEED OF HOUR AND COTTON FARMERS SHOULD CULTIVATE THERE THAN COTTON SHOULD THE PROGRAMME OF THE STATE THE OFFICIAL FURTHER DEMANDS. RESTORATION SECONDARY SYSTEMS LIKE RURAL EMPLOYMENT, HEALTH IS ALSO NEEDED TO STOP THESE ON GOING SUICIDES BUT NOBODY IS ACTING IN THIS DIRECTION MORE OVER MISLEADING PRESS RELEASES ARE ADDING FUEL TO EXTREMELY CRITICAL SITUATION IN VIDARBHA ,KISHOR TIWARI IN FORMED

10/05/2007

2007-05-18T11:53:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
Chief Minister Deshmukh to review Prime Minister Vidarbha Farmers' packages in Yavatmal ?
[10 May, 2007 l 0421 hrs ISTl Ramu Bhagwat lTIMES NEWS NETWORK]

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NAGPUR: During his day-long Vidarbha visit on Saturday next, chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh is scheduled to review implementation of the special relief packages for farmers in Yavatmal district, considered to be ground zero of the region's suicide belt.

In the last six years, over 800 farmers have ended their lives in the district.

Once the prime cotton growing district with the largest area under its cultivation, now largest number of suicides are reported from there among the six cotton growing districts of the region.

Through the special package announced by prime minister Manmohan Singh on July 1 last and the CM's package unveiled months before that, over 12 lakh farmers in the six distressed districts were promised a relief of over Rs 5000 crore.

Even as a controversy is raging after joint secretary (relief and rehabilitation) Praveen Shrivastav's filing of an affidavit claiming poor funds flow, the official website of the relief mission (Vasantrao Naik Shetkari Swawalamban Mission) indicates that only about Rs 38 crore of the promised funds for loan waiver to farmers has been released by the Centre.

The chart in the website claims it is updated up to April 30. However, VNSS director general and Amravati divisional commissioner Sudhir Goel told ToI that the balance amount of around Rs 350 crore was credited by March 31 and he was informed about it during meeting on Tuesday in New Delhi with the PMO officials.

While Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti convener Kishor Tiwari alleged that funds flow continued to be very poor on irrigation projects as well as quality seeds distribution programme under the package, Goel said the state had spent the targeted amount and was to reimbursed by the Centre. He denied that package implementation was suffering for want of funds.

08/05/2007

2007-05-09T12:31:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. TANAJI MAHAU LUNGE OF MANJAR JAWALA IN YAVATMAL
2. DILIP BALIRAM BAVASKAR OF PINJAR IN AKOLA
3. HARIBHAU PARASRAM BONDRE OF CHATARA IN BHANDARA
4. JIVAN SUDAM ADE OF DHANORA IN YAVATMAL
5. SHARVAN WALGUJI HANDE IN ARVI-LAHAN IN WARDHA
6. SAHEBRAO BALIRAM KHALBALKAR IN AKOLA

Farmers Suicides : Year 2007 - Vidarbha - GM Cotton
Total farmers in May : 21
Reported Suicides : 371
JAN - 70
FEB - 88
MARCH - 97
APRIL 95
MAY - 21

Bt Cotton seeds, Bollgard, Dryland farming, black cotton soil, hard working farmers, media sensitive philosophical bureaucrats, urban economists, callous politicians in Nagpur, Mumbai, Delhi.

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Data and Figures :
Indian rural distress - Political economy of Indian Agriculture and Cotton Farmers of Maharashtra, western Vidarbha.

Six Blind Men of Hindoostan :
The Buddhist story of six blind men of Hindustan, often disparagingly referred to by British colonial writers as applying to the Indian inability to govern themselves, is being repeated in modern day Indian agriculture, despite large scale media firefighting at the level of Indian Prime Minister, Agriculture Minister, PMO office, Maharashtra government and local cotton buying federations, banks, traders.

Year 2007, record sowing of Bollgard Cotton seeds has been reported even though Indian banks have not been advancing loans to defaulter farmers.
This situation is caused by seeds companies appointing an elaborate chain / network of distributors who are giving credit to distressed and indebted farmers.
The exact nature of economic arrangements, between farmers and these local money lenders is not regulated by Indian Agriculture Ministry or by the concerned local Relief and Rehabilitation officials posted in Maharashtra.
No guidelines regarding Bt Cotton sowing or advice to farmers regarding Crop Insurance has been issued by concerned government officials.

Anti PMO Affidavit - Lunch Break

2007-05-08T17:54:00.000+05:30

The anti PMO office affidavit filed by Maharshtra government is producing bureaucratic stresses and strains now, as per this Times of India report from Prafulla Marpakwar ITNN
Vidarbha Package is fast becoming an orphan that nobody wants to keep. It is becoming too hot for politicians and bureaucrats to handle and the blame game has started in earnest, while the Sensex Minister and Cricket Minister take a nap.
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Anti-PMO affidavit : Joint Secy goes on leave - by Prafulla Marpakwar I TNN

Please click on the following link to read the TOI news item :
http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=TkdUT0kvMjAwNy8wNS8wOCNBcjAwNDAw&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom

Email : prafulla .marpakwar@ timesgroup.com
Mumbai \ Nagpur : A day after Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh approved a proposal to conduct a departmental inquiry against Pravin Srivastava for filing an affidavit against the PMO, the Joint Secretary (Relief and Rehabilitation) has proceeded on long leave to participate in a 'vipasyana' camp.
Though Srivastava, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) official, was not available for comment, his office confirmed that he had proceeded on leave to participate in a meditation camp. Significantly, a section of Mantralaya officials expressed the view that Srivastava was being made a scapegoat.
Following a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by a New Delhi-based lawyer over the failure of more than half a dozen states, including Maharashtra, to tackle the agrarian crisis, the apex court had asked the state chief secretary to file a comprehensive affidavit on the steps taken by the state government, particularly to tackle the farmers' suicides in Vidarbha.
In its affidavit, besides submitting adequate information on the relief measures taken by the state, the government also blamed the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) for delay in releasing the promised financial assistance. It also mentioned that since there was delay on the part of the PMO in providing the funds for PM's special package for Vidarbha, the state government had to make alternate arrangements for the purpose.
The PMO was so irked by the affidavit that it not only ordered a probe into it, but also asked sleuths from the Intelligence Bureau to obtain information from the relief and rehabilitation department regarding the financial assistance provided to farmers from the Vidarbha region, which the Prime Minister had personally visited.
Deshmukh and the then chief secretary D K Sankaran also took note of the anti-PMO affidavit. While they submitted a clarification to the PMO, an internal probe was also initiated to find out how such an affidavit had been filed, since it had the approval of relief and rehabilitation secretary B P Pandey and Sankaran. In fact, the anti-PMO affidavit proved costly for Sankaran, who could not get an extension after his retirement on April 30.
An internal probe revealed that the affidavit was drafted by Srivastava and later approved by Pandey and Sankaran. However, before filing the affidavit in the apex court, Srivastava had made drastic changes to it, but had not shown the same to Pandey and Sankaran. Apparently, when Pandey took Srivastava to task for exceeding his brief, Srivastava tendered an unconditional apology.
On the basis of Srivastava's apology, Pandey moved a proposal for his departmental probe, which was approved by the new chief secretary, Johny Joseph, and Deshmukh. Significantly, the proposal has been approved a day before PMO principal secretary T K K Nair has convened a special meeting to review the PM's package for Vidarbha.
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Andhra Pradesh - Thousand Rupees Debt ? Visit Jail

2007-05-07T11:41:00.000+05:30

In Andhra Pradesh - After a lull of some years, farmers are being jailed for debt in Andhra Pradesh. Even those in drought-hit districts who cannot repay their loans. Farm unions see the banks as driving a dangerous and explosive process which lets off crorepati defaulters but jails bankrupt farmers owing a few thousand rupees.
Story in The Hindu by P Sainath - grandson of former President of Indian Shri V V GiriM. Nallapa Reddy, an Anantapur farmer in his Sixties who was jailed when he failed to repay his bank debt in full. Other farmers in Andhra Pradesh appear to be in similar trouble.
More - Date: 05/05/2007 -http://www.thehindu.com/2007/05/05/stories/2007050507911100.htm

Banda Varanasi - Frontline Story by Annie Zaidi

2007-05-03T23:28:00.000+05:30

UP Weavers - Frontline Story by Annie Zaidi Varanasi
Deprivation - Hunger and Deaths in Uttar Pradesh - The Living dead - story by Annie Zaidi, Frontline, Hindu :
...
Yet the State of Uttar Pradesh does not seem to have quite understood the connection between hunger and death. The crisis brewing in its belly, which the State has not acknowledged publicly so far, has claimed hundreds of lives already.

One of them, nine-month-old Seema, died in July 2006 at Belwa village in Varanasi district. Her grandmother Manni Musahar said they had nothing to eat and no money. Seema's mother Lakshmina tried to barter her wedding sari for grain. But before that her baby died. The sari had to be pawned anyway, for Rs.100. ...

http://www.flonnet.com/fl2406/stories/20070406002911100.htm

01/05/2007

2007-05-02T14:59:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. RAMBHAU SAKHARAM KHATE, YAVALI, YAVATMAL
2. VASUDEORAO MAHADEV POTRAJWAR, SHRIRAMPUR, YAVATMAL
3. SUNIL MAHADEV BHAGAT, HUSANAPUR, WARDHA
4. PRADIP RAMCHANDRA MASKE, RENUKAPUR, WARDHA
5. GAJANAN MAHSAJI SHINDE, AALLYA, BULDHANA

VJAS Demands BT Cotton Sowing Intervention Vidarbha

2007-05-01T18:00:00.000+05:30

VJAS DEMANDS BAN ON Bt. COTTON BOLLGARD - II IN VIDARBHA :

After the landmark mass sowing permission, by GEAC in June 2005, for Bt Cotton in Vidarbha, more than 2230 cotton farmers suicides have been reported and govt. of maharashtra has compensated cotton growers Rs. 219 core and Rs. 210 crore in the year 2005-2006 and year 2006-2007 for the failure of Bt.cotton in rain fed area of Vidarbha.
Maharashtra govt. has on record admitted that Bt. Cotton has failed in rain fed areas of Vidarbha, whereas 95% area of vidarbha is rain fed.
Now Bt.cotton seeds manufacturing, American company, has introduced Bollgard - II.
For promoting the Bt cotton seeds in Vidarbha, the company, with an elaborate network of Indian seed distributors and dealers, has started its high profile advertising campaign, backed by credit incentives - that it is highly profitable and gives minimum 11 quintal productive yield, where as according to govt. of maharashtra official report the cotton average yield has been dropped down from 120 kg per acre to hardly 50 kg per acre after introduction of Bt.cotton in vidarbha.
The advertising slogan catch line is "your farming, your profits"....
The claims made by the Monsanto company were patently fraudulent, as cotton growers pesticide uses was not dropped down where cotton output was drastically effected resulting mass suicides of cotton farmers in Vidarbha, Kishor tiwari added.
The Indian government is more busy at this time setting its cricket team into good shape for the next World Cup rather than rectifying the wrong decisions of GEAC regarding poor judgement in cropping and sowing patterns in Indian agriculture as a whole.
What a mockery of an Agriculture Ministry.

Total Failure of Rural health care support system, employment and social cum civil administration are the main reasons of farmer's suicides in west vidarbha.
Dr. Sudhir Goyal, IAS, who is Relief Commissionor, and implementing prime minister package himself has asked Indian govt. that low cost sustainable farming is only solution of stop these suicides.
The officials are more busy trying to show that there is no agrarian distress on Indian farms.
Ban on Bt. Cotton and chemical farming is need of hour, and cotton farmers should cultivate there than cotton should the programme of the state the official further demands. Restoration secondary systems like rural employment, health is also needed to stop these on going suicides but nobody is acting in this direction more over misleading press releases are adding fuel to extremely critical situation in vidarbha, as per Kishor Tiwari of VJAS.

BT Cotton - 2007 Mass Sowing Again in India

2007-05-01T17:38:00.000+05:30

Indian Agriculture Ministry Bystander in BT Cotton Sowing Plans of 2007 -
THE RECORD 350 COTTON FARMERS SUICIDES IN VIDARBHA : IT'S ONCE AGAIN BT COTTON MASS SOWING IN VIDARBHA

Nagpur, 01 MAY 2007 :

The cotton growing area of western Vidarbha under severe agrarian crisis, has recorded 350 farm suicides, in first four months of 2007.
However, there is no drop in sowing of high failure bt. Cotton in this region as it is reported locally that this year area covered under bt. Cotton sowing is likely to be doubled from 8 lacs hectares to 16 lac hectares.
Why ?
All seed traders, cum money lenders, are giving BT Cotton seeds on credit to these debt trapped farmers, after more than 95% cotton farmers failed to repay crop loan this year, due poor cotton crop, and drop in market rate of sold cotton.
Government machinery and Indian bankers, are not giving fresh loans to defaulter cotton farmers where as Monsanto is giving huge credit and lucrative schemes to seed traders and they, in turn, are forcing innocent cotton farmers to purchase these failure prone BT Cotton seed.
Local government administration has reported this fact to Indian Govt. but everybody is turning blind eye as American genetically modified seed giant Monsanto has protection from US Agriculture Department, where as in India, Agriculture Minister and Cricket Minister of India Bhau Sharad Pawar is patron of this company in India, as infomed by Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti in press note released today.

VJAS has been demanding complete ban on bt. Cotton in west vidarbha as now it's official that bt. Cotton has been failed in rainfed area and in all most all 95% area is rain fed and farmers has to depend upon monsoon which is not regular and small and marginal farmers are suffering from massive economic losses due to frequent failure of bt. cotton and majority of 2500 cotton farmers suicides reported since June 2005 are small and marginal farmers who opted bt. Cotton seed in rain fed area, Kishor Tiwari of vjas added.

THE MISLEADING TABLE OF SHOWN IN ADVT. OF BOLLGARDII IS LIKE THIS :

BOLLGARDII
BOLLGARD
BOGUS BT.
HYBRID COTTON

COST OF SEED PER BAG :

(450GMS)
RS.1350
RS.750
RS.500
RS.400

COST OF FERTILIZER :
RS.1150
RS.1150
RS.1150
RS.1150

COST OF PESTICIDE :
RS.450
RS.450
RS.900
RS.1200

OTHER COSTS :
RS.1500
RS.1500
RS.1000
RS.1200

TOTAL INPUT COST :
RS.4500
RS.3850
RS.3550
RS.3950

PRODUCTION COST :
RS.1100
RS.900
RS.500
RS.500

PRODUCTION EXPECTED :
1100 KG.
900 KG.
500KG.
500KG.

OUTPUT COST :
RS.2000
RS.2000
RS.2000
RS.2000

TOTAL INCOME PER ACRE :
RS.22000
RS.18000
RS.10000
RS.10000

PROFIT PER ACRE :
RS.17550
RS.14150
RS.6450
RS.6050

HERE IS OFFICIAL DATA OF BT. COTTON FAILURE IN LAST THREE YEARS :
KHARIFF-YEAR
COTTON PRODUCTION IN QUINTALS
COTTON RATE
COTTON PRODUCTION PER HECTOR
SEED COST PER HECTOR
PESTICIDE COST PER HECTOR

2002-03
310 LACS
RS.2700
380KG
RS.1100
RS.1200

2003-04
260 LACS
RS.2500
340KG
RS.1200
RS.1400

2004-05
210 LACS
RS.2500
390KG
RS.1350
RS.1300

2005-06
180 LACS
RS.1780
190KG
RS.9600
RS.1650

2006-07
134 LACS
RS.1890
160KG
RS.5600
RS.1350

VJAS has demanded that Government of India should ban bollgardII Bt cotton in Vidarbha to stop on going farm suicides, agrarian distress and farm debts.

In year 2007, record 350 vidarbha farmers suicides reported (JAN-70, FEB-88, MARCH -97 APRIL 95) that has exposed local administration that package implementation has dropped down the farm suicides in vidarbha by 50% as farm suicide figure of this year since Jan to April is all most double and farm suicides in vidarbha are daily increasing but administration is using official media to mislead the world that vidarbha farm suicides are on decline as maharashtra govt. on it's own website ;

http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf

has put the information that exposes this claims as wrong one as vidarbha farm suicides in last three year are on record high and vidarbha Jan andolan samiti has given the reference of their own web site official data, which is like this
OFFICIAL FIGURE OF FARM SUICIDES IN SIX DISTRICT OF WEST VIDARBHA :

http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf
FARM SUICIDE AND YEAR
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007 TILL APRIL

SUICIDE IN YEAR
49
105
143
441
560
1427
350

THIS FIGURE OF SUICIDE ARE FROM SIX DISTRICTS i.e. YAVATMAL,AMARAVATI,AKOLA,WARDHA,WASHIM,BULDHANA OF VIDARBHA AND ARE FROM GOVT. WEBSITE :
http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/suicide.pdf

RECORD SUICIDE AFTER PRIME MINISTER RELIEF PACKAGE ANNOUNCEMENT :

Dr. Man Mohan Singh, reputed Oxbridge economist, and Indian Prime minister, visited Vidarbha on 1 st July 2006 and announced Rs.3750 crore package to the cotton farmers of six districts, but official record says that there record increase in cotton farmers suicides after this package announcement as govt. of maharashtra has officially admitted 1534 farmers suicides after 1 st July 2007 as this suicide figure is all most equal to suicide figure of last decade and this fact is known to govt. officials very well.
Bureaucratic officials in charge of agriculture and relief in Maharashtraa, are saying that suicide are declining and after the trumpeted relief package, suicide rate has come down to 50%, this is matter of shame Kishor tiwari added.

Govt. of Maharashtra has selected Dr. Sudhir Goyal, Relief Commissioner to clarify this misleading suicide data as same relief commissioner has put govt. official survey which shows that 75% of 1.7 million farmers are in distress, and more that 4 lacs 34 thousands cotton farmers, are in deep distress and their hardship are needed to be addressed has not been taken care of in these so called relief packages.

Link to survey : http://www.vnss-mission.gov.in/docs/servey.pdf

29/04/2007

2007-04-30T15:15:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. BALU BABULAL RATHODE, CHOUPHULI TANDA, YVATMAL
2. ANIL BHAUSINGH CHAVAN, KARWAT, BULDHANA
3. PRASHANTRAMBHAU DARANEBRAHMANI, WARDHA
4. TANAJI MOTIRAM CHANDNE MUNDEPHAL, BULDHANA
5. VISHNU DHYANESHAWAR DESHMUKH, DEOLI, WARDHA

26/04/2007

2007-04-27T19:23:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. NARAYAN CHAMPATRAO JUNJUNKAR OF RALEGOAN IN YAVATMAL
2. MAHADEV RAMCHANDRA POPHALE OF DHOTERDI IN AKOLA
3. PANDURANG BHIKAJI DEVKAR OF MAZALGOAN IN BULDHANA
4. SATISH GOVIND RAGHUWANSHI OF HIRULPURNA IN AMARAVATI
5. RAJESH BHAGWAN WANKHEDE IN KALARA IN AKOLA
6. LAXMAN RAMAJI SAHARE IN CHANDOLA IN AMARAVATI

Volte face by Maharashtra and PMO - PM vidarbha Package

2007-04-13T15:29:00.000+05:30

From Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti :
PMO APATHY TO VIDARBHA RELIEF PACKAGE:

MAHARASHTRA GOVT. MISLEAD SUPREME COURT
NAGPUR-13TH APRIL, 2007

It is reported that in order to save volte face of non functioning of PMO regarding follow up relief aid distribution as announced by Indian prime minister as vidarbha farmers relief package of rs.3750 crore, the Maharashtra government has withdrawn its allegations against the Prime Minister's Office of delaying the release of additional funds for ex-gratia assistance to suicide-affected farmers' families in the state.

The allegation caused a major embarrassment to Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh and the Congress, as the party was a senior partner in the coalition government in Maharashtra.

This central assistance authorised district collectors to sanction Rs 10,000 for a suicide-affected family for health and education related expenses. An amount of Rs 50 lakh each was placed for disposal with the six district collectors for this purpose in August 2006.

In an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court, the state had said, "this amount has fully been disbursed to the needy families and the state government has been requesting the Prime Minister's Office for additional funds. The State has even earmarked Rs 1.80 crore from the Chief Minister's Fund, with a view to keep the scheme running otherwise the scheme had to be stopped for the delay in receiving grants from the PMO."

"This is completely false affidavit as relied aid has not given to affected farm widows and farmers' families as on today" PIL Petitioner Vidarbha Jan Andolan Samiti President Kishore Tiwari in nagpur bench of mumbai high court in the same issue has informed today that maharashtra Govt. has given untrue and misleading information in the recent affidavit as relief data given by the on their web site does not support made in this affidavit in fact PMO was only spectators to farm suicides after 1st July 2006 and there is no action from PMO on record ,kishor tiwari added

The affidavit had come in response to a PIL filed by advocate Sanjeev Bhatnagar seeking review of the current agriculture policy in view of suicides committed by thousands of farmers in various parts of the country.

It is reported in the press today that now, Maharashtra's Joint Secretary and OSD, Relief and Rehabilitation, Praveen Srivastava has filed an additional affidavit seeking to delete the allegations against the PMO.

Srivastava alleged that a particular sentence of the affidavit had been torn out and misinterpreted out of context by a section of press to interpret that the state government was putting the blame on the PMO for the delay in making available funds.

"I am constrained to file this additional affidavit so as to make the record clear and unambiguous and lead no manner of doubt as to the contentions of 2nd Respondent (Maharashtra) in this regard," Srivastava said in the affidavit.

Instead, Maharashtra requested the court to allow it to add two additional pages appreciating Singh's visit to Vidarbha, announcement of package for farmers and his support to the scheme.

This is the mockery of the relief operation as more than 1000 farmers suicides have been reported by Maharashtra state Govt. on the web site officially after the announcement of the relief package by Indian Prime Minister now as face saving device both are misleading the apex court, it's unfortunate and we will move against both Govt. at the central level and local level as matter of contempt of court, Kishor Tiwari further added.

11/04/2007

2007-04-13T14:51:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha : Vidarbha Jan andolan samiti - Nagpur, Maharashtra

NAGPUR - 11TH APRIL2007

IN LAST TWO DAYS 8 MORE VIDARBHA FARM SUICIDES REPORTED IN VIDARBHA DUE TO DISTRESS OF AGRARIAN CRISIS MOST OF THE FARMERS ARE IN DEBT TRAP AND SMALL RAIN FED FARMERS, THEY ARE :

1. DHANRAJ HOLKAR, PATAPANGARA, YAVATMAL
2. MAHADEV DANAV, PAVHNA, CHNADRAPUR
3. BALIRAM INGALE, AMONA, BULDHANA
4. RAMESH HARANE, GAVANDGOAN, AMRAVATI
5. RAMABAI PHATE, DIVANKHED, AMARAVATI
6. GOVINDA JUNGHARE, METIKHEDA, YAVATMAL
7. JAGDIAH TIKALE, TALEGOAN, AMARAVATI
8. GULAB NEWARE, BELORA, YAVATMAL

YAVATMAL AND AMRAVATI DISTRCIT REPORTED THREE SUICIDES EACH , CHANDRAPUR AND BULDHANA REPORTED ONE EACH AS CONFIRMED IN LOCAL NEWS PAPERS TODAY .

VJAS LEADER KISHOR TIWARI TODAY VISTED METIKHEDA AND PATAPANGARA IN YAVATMAL DISTRICT AND URGED GOVT. OF INDIA TO ARRANGE URGENT RELIEF AID TO THESE FARMERS WHO ARE DEEP DISTRESS AND FACING STARVATION.VJAS REQUESTED TO INDIAN GOVT. TO START DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD GRAIN UNDER PDS ANTYODAYA AND ANNAPURNA SCHEMES.
TIME HAS COME TO SAVE THESE DYING FARMING COMMUNITY OF VIDARBHA AS MORE THAN 5000 FARM SUICIDES HAVE BEEN REPORTED SINCE 2004 AND DAILY 3 TO 4 FARMERS KILLING THEMSLEVES AND GOVT. OF MAHARASHTRA AND INDIAN GOVT. HAS BEEN WATCHING AS THIRD PARTY SPECTETOR ,KISHOR TIWARI ADDED.

07/04/2007

2007-04-13T14:39:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. SHYAMRAO KALBANDE, GRAMKATKHEDE, WASHIM
2. ANIL JADHAV, MORAD, WASHIM

06/04/2007

2007-04-07T17:34:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. SHARAVAN RATHODE, ASOLA, YAVATMAL
2. BHAURAO MESHRAM, LOHARA, YAVATMAL
3. RAISINGH CHAVAN, BHULAI, YAVATMAL
4. RAMRAO UIKE, PITHORI, NAGPUR

05/04/2007

2007-04-07T17:24:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. SURYABHAN CHAVAN, YAWALI, YAVATMAL
2. DEVIDAS WADE, KHURHA, AMARAVATI
3. YOGESH PARIKHE, KISANAPUR, AMARAVATI
4. GAJANAN POHANE, KAWTHAL, WASHIM

THE RECENT REPORTS OF BANK RECOVERIES UP TO 31ST MARCH, SHOWS THAT COTTON FARMERS ARE IN DEEP ECONOMICAL CRISIS BECAUSE COTTON CROP FAILURE AND POOR MARKET RATE FOR COTTON. THIS SITUATION TOO CRITICAL TO EXPLAIN AS ACCORDING TO MAHARASHTRA GOVT. OFFICIAL REPORT THE AGRARIAN CRISIS IN THE WEST VIDARBHA IS VERY CRITICAL AND 1. 2 MILLION FARMERS OUT OF 1.7 MILLION FARMER IN THE REGION ARE UNDER DISTRESS AND MORE THAN 4,35000 ARE SUICIDE PRONE AND UNDER MAXIMUM DISTRESS, NEEDS FOOD SECURITY, HEALTH SECURITY AND COMPLETE SOCIAL PROTECTION BUT THESE BASIC ISSUES ARE NOT ADDRESSED IN THESE ANNOUNCEMENT

31/03/2007

2007-04-04T14:34:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. BIJARAM ATRAM, VILLAGE TEMBHI, YAVATMAL
2. GANESH DUMARE, PALASGOAN, WARDHA
3. DHANRAJ PARSUTKAR, NANDGOAN PODE, CHANDRAPUR
4. ARUN KANOJE, PIMPRI MODAK, WASHIM
5. BHUSHAN DHOTE, RAMPURI TOLI, BHANDARA
6. AVINASH LENTHARE, VILLAGE TAKALI, WARDHA
7. PRAKASH NIBHORKAR, GADCHIROLI, GADCHIROLI
8. HARI DHOTE, INDARWADA, NAGPUR

Despite Bhau VilasRao Deshmukh, Maharshtra CM's claim, that suicide rates were going down, 95 farmers ended their lives last month
Death row No. of suicides
2007 March 95 February 88 January 70 2006
2006 July 90 August 111 Sept 125 Oct 112 Nov 107 Dec 105

- Hindustan Times Report of Mr Pradip Maitra :
pradipmaitra@hindustantimes.com

http://epaper.hindustantimes.com/artMailDisp.aspx?article=01_04_2007_004_011&typ=1&pub=264

You can find it at: ' Farmer suicides highest in March'HindustanTimes ePaper
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Morshi in Amaravti has been shocked when four member of cotton farmer family reported dead due to food poisoning, VJAS has demanded C.B.I. enquiry in to matter in order to rule out the possibility of mass suicide due distress as 3 more farmers suicides reported today on 25 th march 2007,

1. SUBHASH MOHURLE, VILLAGE KINHI, YAVATMAL

2. SHANKAR ZODE, DEWALA, YAVATMAL

3. DAVIDAS TAYADE, BRAHMAN THADI, AMARAVATI

24/03/2007

2007-03-26T15:26:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha : Home state of political heavy weight, tough talking, ALL ROUNDER, Indian Cricket Minister, also working part time, as Indian Agriculture Minister, and at the same time also as Indian Food Minister, and also as Indian Food Imports Minister.

1. NAMDEO TAG, MURTIJAPUR, AKOLA
2. ANKUSH LATHAL, CHATKHED, AKOLA
3. BABAN BHIMATE KRISHNNA, WASHIM
4. RAMESH NEMANE, PASARNI, WARDHA
5. SURESH KADAM, SALPHAD, WARDHA
6. KISHATTANNA DESHATTIWAR, CHANAKH, YAVATMAL
7. DIKARAM DHOTTARKAR, TADULWANI, NAGPUR
8. PRABHAKAR KALE, ALIPUR, WARDHA
9. BHAGWANTRAO PHUNDKAR, KHUBHARGOAN, AMARAVATI

21/03/2007

2007-03-22T17:28:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. DEVIDAS RATHODE, PIMPARI(PANDHURNA), YAVATMAL
2. SADASHIV SHRIRAME, KAMATHWADA, YAVATMAL
3. ASHOK ONKAR, KURAHAD, YAVATMAL
4. JANRAO WANKHEDE, RAMTEK, WASHIM
5. SAWARAM RATHODE, SHIGANAPUR, WASHIM

19/03/2007

2007-03-20T15:49:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. GOVERDHAN KAWALE, VILLAGE BHULAI, YAVTMAL DISTRICT
2. CHANDRAKA LOKHANDE, VILLAGE SAWANGI PERAKA, YAVATMAL DISTRICT
3. DHYANESHWAR KHADKE, VILLAGE YELGOAN, BHULDHANA DISTT
4. DAYARAM SUTE, VILLAGE VIRALI, BHANDARA
5. DEVRAO ZALKE, VILLAGE KRISHNNAPUR, YAVATMAL

18/03/2007

2007-03-19T19:43:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1.BHAGWAN DOEJAD OF VILLAGE DEVELGOAN-MAI IN BULDHANA
2.GAJANAN KALE OF MANGURALA (KURD) IN YAVATMAL
3.KAPIL BHAWARE OF VIALLAGE TAD SAWALI IN YAVATMAL
4.AMBADAS MORKAR OF DHAMANI IN WASHIM DISTRCIT
5.BABRAO MATARMARE OF VILLAGE MOHARI IN WASHIM
6.RAVINDRA NAWATHE OF VIALLGE WANI IN WARDHA

09/03/2007

2007-03-11T00:52:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. MODHUKAR GANJU RATHODE, GAWADGOAN, VILLAGE, AKOLA
2. OMKAR CHANDU RAHAGANDALE, ASADI TANDA, GONDIA
3. KISHORE RAMRAO GAWANDE, VILLAGE CHONDI, PUSAD
4. ASHOK MAHADEV TIDAKE, VILLAGE JAMATHI, AKOLA

The Guardian Minister of Yavatmal district, and nephew of ex-chief minister, late Vasantrao Naik, Shri Manohar Naik has been celebrating his 60th birth day with opulent fanfare in Pusad.
Manohar Naik is from Banjara community of Maharashtra, from which many of the suicides in Vidarbha have been coming.

For its part, the PMO, in its response to Maharashtra government affidavit, on delay in release of Vidarbha Relief Package funds, announced by Shri Man Mohan Singh with much fanfare, has sent a team of officers of IB, to investigate what actual funds have reached the indebted farmers of Vidarbha and the survivors of agrarian suicides in the cotton belt.
Bureaucratic name calling, will be seen in the coming days without any attempts to change Congress farm exit policy.

08/03/2007

2007-03-09T15:32:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. JANARDHAN SATHE, VILLAGE MAREGOAN, BULDHANA
2. RAGHUNATH DHONDU BORKAR, NAWARGOANBANDH, GONDIA
3. VITHAL ATTARKAR, VILLAGE SONADA, BULDHANA
4. SHARVAN CHICHOLKAR, VILLAGE KOPOMANDAVI, YAVATMAL
5. VITHOBA THAKARE, SALOD, YAVATMAL
6. SAHEBRAO MAPARI, VILLAGE DHANODA, WASHIM
7. VILAS CHAVAN, VILLAGE CHIROLI, AMARAVTI DISTT
8. MORSHING DANGE, VILLAGE TATAPUR, BULDHANA
9. BANDU RATHODE, VILLAGE TANDOLI, YAVATMAL

Election tours of Congress, NCP, and opposition top political leaders, are in full swing.
They are touring Vidarbha, for canvassing political support from rural voters and are waxing eloquent on agrarian crisis and why they should be voted to power to sort out the mess.
No vultures (giddha) can be seen in the deep blue, dry Vidarbha skies, these days.

07/03/2007

2007-03-08T12:26:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. SHAKAR INGOLE, GRAMWADHANI, WASHIM
2. RAMBHAU KHULSANGE, HIWARA, WARDHA
3. RAMDAS SAMARTHA, SHIVANI, GADCHIROLI
4. RAIBHAN PAWAR, RAI TALAO, YAVATMAL
5. SARANGDHAR MALI, WAZEGOAN, AKOLA
6. JANUSHINGH RATHODE, IJANI, YAVATMAL
7. ASHOK SATPUTE, RALEGOAN, YAVATMAL

These suicdes of GM cotton farmers in Vidarbha, occurred during the Vidarbha election tour, and media firefighting, by Shri Vilas Rao Deshmukh, NCP Congress / Maharshtra Chief Minister.
He was claiming in media that Vidarbha agrarian suicides have begun to show a declining trend.
He also claimed that the Manmohan Singh's Vidarbha package was beginning to show results.
During this election tour from Mumbai, he begged for an additional 3-4 years in political power from voters, and blamed "vested interests" for raising issue of agrarian suicides.

One farmer Sarangdhar Mali, village Wazegoan, hanged himself during a Mental Health Counselling session with Dr Udhaorao Gadekar.
Government has decided to divert money towards mental health professionals, rather than addressing agrarian distress in Vidarbha, with agriculture policies.

06/03/2007 - Uttar Pradesh

2007-03-06T17:46:00.000+05:30

Two UP Farmers commit suicide - Banda, Uttar Pradesh :
1. Hariya, Ujaratha village.
According to his wife, he said had mortgaged his two bigha of land for Rs 5,000 for getting his daughter married, and was unable to repay the debt.
2. Farmer, Name Unknown - unable to pay the debt to the moneylender committed suicide on Monday at Emalipurwa village.
Sub-Divisional Magistrate P K Jain said an inquiry had been ordered into the incidents.
- Monday, 06 March 2007 - Press Trust of India
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1945682,000900010004.htm

05/03/2007

2007-03-06T13:20:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. Devidas Rathode, village Bhuli, Washim distt
2. Janrao Pachare, Dongargoan, Akola distt
3. Savitri Dhavane, village Khatkheda, Wardha
4. Damkrishanna Turankar, Naigaon(khz), Yavatmal
5. Dadarao Rathode, vilage Chirodi, Amaravati
6. Mahendra Kompalwar, village Hatgoan, Yavatmal
7. Yogesh Mirage, village Bhastan, Shegaon

As per Congress NCP, Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilas Rao Deshmukh's, political wisdom :
1. Real blame for "wrongful media attention" by " Vested Interests " for raising issue of farmer suicides and distracting attention, from the glorious success of Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh's Vidarbha Relief package for debt ridden cotton farmers, announced during Indian Prime Minister's visit to Vidarbha GM cotton belt, in 2006.
2. That all rural suicides, are being credited to the account of agrarian suicides, whereas according to him, these suicides are not agrarian suicides. So now, the CM has jumped into the fray of issuing post mortem certificates after Shri Sudhir Kumar Goyal, IAS, Relief Commissioner, and other bureaucrats.
According to him, the Congress Party / NCP, should be the arbiter of the reasons for suicides, and people should refuse to be misled by "vested interests".
3. TV channels are wrongfully showing strips of Vidarbha suicides.
4. Has claimed that suicides are generalized social problems and have nothing at all to do with rural and agrarian distress, or any Farm Exit Policy of Indian Congress government.
5. Has asked the media and publicity mongers, to wait for 3-4 more years, before the start of Second Green Revolution, as announced by the Delhi and Mumbai based Congress politicians, and massive state investments in irrigation projects in Vidarbha, begins to show results on the faces of Vidarbha farmers and suicide figures begin to show a declining trend.

02/03/2007

2007-03-03T13:00:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. THAKURSINGH GYANSINGH BRAMHANE, ASEGOAN, WASHIM
2. DILIP YADAV NARRADIWAR, BORTANDALI, CHNADRAPUR
3. SURESH PUNAJI WANKHEDE, VILLAGE PARSODA, AKOLA
4. BABAN PACHAKAR, KARLA, AMAMRAVATI
5. MAHADEV VISHUJI PAWAR, WARWAT, BAKAL, BULDHANA

Indian government, Maharashtra state government, senior local bureaucrats are careful NOT to characterize these as AGRARIAN SUICIDES due to debt problems of cotton growing farmers in Vidarbha..
They cite reasons like :
1. Alcoholism
2. Family Problems and berievement
3. Medical expenses
4. Social tensions
5. Mental insanity

01/03/2007 - Chidambaram Budget

2007-03-02T21:26:00.000+05:30

Western vidarbha :
Indian Budget Day suicides :

1. Ravindra Keshv Raut, Khamapur village, Amaravati district,
2. Sudhakar Nagorao Kohle, Ralegoan,
3. Viththal Madhav Nikode, Saikheda village,
4. Umesh Ramrao Borwal, Belori village, Yavatmal district,
5. Suresh Kashiram Banapure, Nandgoanpeth village, Amravati district
6. Gajanan Pandurang Khadase, Panjari village, Washim district

26/02/2007

2007-02-27T12:59:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. Pawan Rameshwar Sadashiv, Kushta villaage, Maravati distt.
2. Rameshwar gangaram Darkate, village Wani-rabhapur, Akola distt.
3. Parmeshwar laxman Gorganle, Jamulghat, Chandrapur dist.
4. Shiriram syryabha Jewala, Paharadevi, Washim distt.
5. Mahan appa Giri, manoda, in Buldhana
6. Prabhakar waman Sawai, village Kat mamla, Maravati
7. Ganesh narayan tike, vilage Masani, Washim
8. Ramhrishnna motiram Gairnar, vilage Rohana
9. Sakharam gajan Choudhari, village Jurur, Yavatmal
10. Santosh mahadev Dandale, village Paras, Akola
11. Rahul Narayan Chinche, village Krurha, Yavatmal.

25/02/2007

2007-02-26T12:39:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. PRABHAKAR WAMAN SAWAI, VILLAGE KAT AMAMLA, DISTT AMARAVATI
2. GANESH NARAYAN TIKE, VILLAGE MASANI, DISTT WASHIM
3. RAMKRISHNNA MOTIRAM GAINAR, VILLAGE ROHANA, DISTT WARDHA
4. SANTOSH MAHADEV DANDALE, OF VILLAGE PARAS, AKOLA DISTT.
5. RAHUL NARAYAN CHINCHE, VILLAGE KRUHA, DISTT YAVATMAL.

23/02/2007

2007-02-24T20:14:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. Devidas Umarkar, village Bhari in akola
2. Vasant Khandar, Kapikheda, Amaravati
3. Ramrao Nathuji Umare umara in Washim distt
4. Pandurang sitaram Raut(37), village Hiwargaon

Apathy of MSEDCL, power cuts are reported to be amongst the causes. It seems discontinuation of power supply in his farm during Rabi crop season, may have been the immediate cause. A bribe of Rs. 20,000 for reconnecting the water pump, was allegedly sought by the officers of MSEDCL.

AFTER INDIAN Congress PRIME MINISTER's VISIT TO VIDARBHA, AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPECIAL PACKAGE RS.3750 CRORE, MORE THAN 1000 FARMERS SUICIDE REPORTED BY GOVT. OF MAHARSHTRA OFFICIALLY IN SIX DISTRICT OF SUICIDE PRONE VIDARBHA. YEAR 2006 WAS ALSO REPORTED HIGHEST NUMBER OF FARM SUICIDE - ACCORDING MAHARASHTRA GOVT. 1452 FARMERS COMMITTED SUICIDE. IN 2007, THE DISTRESS AMONG THE FARMERS IS NOT COMING DOWN.
January 2007 - 70 FARMERS
February 2007 - 68 suicides

22/02/2007

2007-02-23T16:25:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. Rajarao Tulsiram Mate, 60, suicide in offfice of MSEB substation, Bhandaraj Amaravati distt.
2. Surybhan Mahadu Atram, Kolam tribal of village Mandawa, Zari block, Yavatmal distt.
3. Vishnu Kamble, dalit farmer of Loni(gavali) in mehkar block of Buldhana distt.
4. Vithoba Pasare, dalit farmer of village tawi in Wardha distt.
5. Pramod Manik Shinde, Usalgavan of Dhamamgoan (rly)

19/02/2007

2007-02-20T13:43:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :
1. LAXMAN BHIMA SURPAM, KOLAM TRIBAL, IN TRIBAL VILLAGE MATHANI IN YAVATMAL
2. VATSALABAI UTTAM CHITTAKAR AMRAVATI IN AMARAVATI DISTT
3. SANDIP RAM HAZARE KARATKHEDA IN BHANDARA DISTT
4. NAMDEO KURPE KOTIMAKTA IN CHNADRAPUR DSITT
5. SANA LADULKAR OF VILLAGE WAKUD IN BHANDARA DISTT

Reported : Nine farmers suicides in vidarbha in last 72 hours taking toll to 57 in the month of February 2007. 127 farm suicides in this year 2007

17/02/2007

2007-02-18T13:13:00.000+05:30

Western Vidarbha :

1. SHYAMRAO CHANDRABHAN KINAKE VILLAGE- UMARI-YAVATMAL
2. VINOD SHAYRAO KINAKE-VILLAGE-UMARI-YAVATMAL
3. NILKANTH VITHOBA GURNULE-VILLAGE -WEDASI IN YAVATMAL
4. ASHOK JAYRAM KOLLAR PALSONI IN YAVATMAL
5. BAB TUKARAM CHIKAT OF SAWALI(WAGH) IN WARDHA
6. VINAYAK MOTIRA, ADE OF SAKHARA IN WARDHA
7. TAPAJI DAMAJI KORADKAR OF VILLAGE SHIRALA IN BULDHANA
8. RAMRAO VITHAL GANGAWANE OF DEPUL IN WASHIM
9. BAPURAO SHIRIKRISHNNA GAIGOLE OF DHANEGOAN IN AMARAVATI

Shyam and Vinod were a adivasi father and son duo.
Huge debt, healthcare costs and agrarian distress are assumed to be behind the tribal father and son suicide pacts.
The Divisional Commissioner in charge of Relief, Shri Sudhir Goyal is reported to be shedding crocodile tears and giving interviews to media - "My heart goes out for those who ended their lives out of acute frustration and for their bereaved families even as I am worried about those caught in the web of a flawed system".
The Finance Minister Shri Chidambaram and Shri Sharad Pawar of Central Congress government, have no time to even meet representatives of suicidal and indebted farmers with no hope.
Congress Government seems more keen on implementing Farm Exit Policy for Vidarbha farmers rather than the announced Prime Minister package.

16/02/2007

2007-02-18T13:00:00.000+05:30

Reported : Nine farmers suicides in vidarbha in last 72 hours taking toll to 50 in the month of February 2007. 120 farm suicides in this year 2007.
This is in the backdrop of Congress Prime Minister ManMohan Singh's Relief Package announced in 2006, and its tardy implementation by various government disbursement agencies in Vidarbha cotton growing areas, and interviews of bureaucrats like Shri Goyal, Relief commissioner, that "no government on earth can subsidze 60% of its farmers".
The PMO in New Delhi, is supposedly overseeing implementation of Relief Package but is not able to come to grips with the problem of agrarian suicides and undeclared Farm Exit policy of central Congress government.
The Finance Minister / Sensex Minister of India, Shri Chidambaram, reportedly has no time in New Delhi for even meeting representatives of suicidal farmers.

15/02/2007 - Vidarbha

2007-02-16T14:35:00.000+05:30

1. Ashok jayram Koller, Palsoni
2. Baburao krishnnaji Gaygole, village Danegoan in Amaravati

14/02/2007 - Valentines Day Suicides - Vidarbha

2007-02-15T03:04:00.000+05:30

1. Manoj Vithal Lamture (22) - jumped in to well, Village Bhadumri (Yavatmal)
2. Ramesh Nilkanth Dehankar, village Patapangara, Yavtmal district
3. Sanjay Digamber Kharate, village Kenwad in Washim district
4. Aatish Bahgat, village Dongargoan in Washim district.

Today, Union Agriculture Secretary Dr.P.K.Mishra is supposed to be reviewing progress, and implementation details, on Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh package for Vidarbha cotton farmers declared in July 2006.

Simultaneously, farmers are spontaneously taking to burning EMPTY PACKAGE BOXES - mocking the "Vidarbha Packages" doled out by the state and Central governments.

2007 Valentines in Vidarbha - 40 Days 106 Suicides

2007-02-13T13:21:00.000+05:30

2007 Agrarian Suicides : West Vidarbha - 6 Districts : 106 Suicides in 40 Days

1. - Aukush gudage,devulgoanmai(buldhana)
2. - Devidas gode ,gujari,(yavatmal)
3. - Subhash tukaram garibe,lingi(yavatmal)
4. - Manjulabai potage,gurukunj mozri(amaravati)
5. - Ghyaniram raut ,pandhari,(gondia)
6. - Dhyamaji gopade,shirpur (wardha)
7. - SAKHARAM MESHRAM, BHAMRAJAI (YAVATMAL)
8. - GOPINATH JAMODKARI,GANAMAL (YAVATMAL)
9. - MAHADEV WAWAGE, KHANAPUR (WASHIM)
10. MAHADEV BHAGWAT,CHICHKHEDA(WASHIM)
11. VIJAY PALKAR, SANGOAN MASALA ((BULDHANA)
12. DHANRAJ UTANE,WARHA,(AMRAVATI)
13. KAACHARU VAIDHYA,SAKHAKHEDA(BULDHANA)
14. HARIDAS PATIL,BHADIPIMPALA,(NAGPUR)
15. BHUMANNA DASARWAR ,SURDAPUR (YAVATMAL)

Time for Suicides - Kerala 2005

2007-02-09T12:29:00.000+05:30

Farmer suicide 2005-06
Source: Mathrubhumi/ Madhyamam/ Malayala Manorama - From Usha Thanal

Sl No. Name Age Place Date
1 C. Vilson 35 Illikkal 10/01/05
2 Joseph 70 Kalpetta, Wayanad 10/02/05
3 P. Devassia 48 Pulpally, Wayanad 10/02/05
4 Chandran 57 Chittoor, Palakkad 15/02/05
5 Bhaskaran Ezhuthassen 58 Ottappalam, Palakkad 15/02/05
6 Abu 62 Nelliyampathy, Palakkad 15/02/05
7 Jiji Thomas 39 Erumappetty, Thrissur 28/02/05
8 Dilip 40 Kalpetta, Wayanad 21/03/05
9 Haridasan 62 Ambalavayal, Wayanad 21/03/05
10 Saji Varghese 33 Kuruppampady, Kottayam 22/03/05
11 Ayyappan 46 Ambalavayal, Wayanad 26/03/05
12 Lasar 55 Pulpally, Wayanad 28/03/05
13 Gopalan Sultan Battery, Wayanad 28/03/05
14 Prabhakaran 40 Kuzhithura, Trivandrum 22/04/05
15 Babu 45 Mananthavady, Wayanad 10/04/05
16 Shaji George 30 Konni, Pathanamthitta 16/05/05
17 Sukumaran 42 Chelakkara, Thrissur 04/06/05
18 Sathyan 30 Pulpally, Wayanad 21/06/05
19 Sivadasan 48 Punaloor, Kollam 22/07/05
20 Babu. M. 36 Mananthavady, Wayanad 15/05/05
21 Ouseph. K.C. 50 Kalpetta, Wayanad 12/08/05
22 Mathai. P. 45 Kalpetta, Wayanad 12/08/05
23 Chandran.M 38 Ayiloor, Palakkad 29/08/05
24 Gopan & Sindhu 44, 36 Chalakkudy, Thrissur 10/11/05
25 Nanchunda Gowder 60 Panamaram, Wayanad 10/11/05
26 Omana 40 Pulpally, Wayanad 10/11/05
27 Krishnankutty. A. 52 Panamaram, Wayanad 17/11/05
28 Ulahannan 53 Edavaka, Wayanad 17/11/05
29 Shaji. A. 30 Mananthavady, Wayanad 20/11/05
30 Velli 55 Mananthavady, Wayanad 08/12/05
31 Kurian 30 Valadu, Wayanad 14/12/05
32 Abdul Majeed 33 Ambalavayal, Wayanad 14/12/05
33 Sridharan Nambiar 51 Anchukunnu, Wayanad 16/12/05
34 Sasi. N. 52 Meenangadi, Wayanad 16/12/05
35 Vijaya Kumaran Nair 50 Nemom, Trivandrum 09/01/06
36 Thankappan 65 Seethathodu, Pathanamthitta 20/02/06

37 Velayudhankutty 44 Perumatty, Palakkad 07/02/06
38 C. Chandran 44 Nadathara, Thrissur 16/03/06

39 M. Vijayan 42 Cheruthony, Idukki 26/1/05
40 Pappachan 70 Mananthavady, Wayanad 10/2/05
41 Raju, B( Fish farmer) 37 Vypeen, Ernakulam 23/2/05
42 Dinesan, V 45 Kottiyoor, Wayanad 18/3/05
43 Rajan,C 45 Kalpetta, Wayanad 23/11/05
44 Kuppam, N 65 Sulthan battery, Wayanad 26/2/05
45 Rangaswamy Gownder 66 Kozhinjampara, Palakkad 25/3/05

46 Edappara varghese 57 Sulthan Battery 17/3/06

Study Team - Indian Agrarian Suicides

2007-02-09T12:18:00.000+05:30

Often the names are forgotten amongst the figures. The team that conceived this task of putting Names to Figures, did so of its own initiative and finances.
This list was one of the results of a "Study on Indian Agrarian Suicides" led by Devinder Sharma during February-April 2005. The team comprised of the following members :

Bhaskar Goswami (Coordinator)

Alok Prakash Putul (Chhatisgarh)

Centre for Sustainable Agriculture (Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu)

Datta Patil and Balasaheb Gaekwad (Maharashtra)

Hemant (Bihar and Jharkhand)

Jagdish Pradhan (Orissa)

Kheti Virasat (Punjab)

Nava Thakuria (Assam)

Raj Kumar Bharadwaj (Haryana)

Rajesh Sinha (Rajasthan)

RK Misra (Gujarat)

Sunil Kumar Gupta (Madhya Pradesh)

Sunita Siddarth Shanker (Uttar Pradesh)

Sushil Kumar Sharma (Himachal Pradesh)

THANAL (Kerala)

TN Prakash (Karnataka)

Time for Suicides - West Bengal

2007-02-09T11:25:00.001+05:30

State: West Bengal

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
Rabindranath Ghosh 38 Bishkoba Memati-II Bardhaman 03/03/2004
Judhisthir Debnath Kalna Bardhaman 12/03/2004
Dhirendranath Kundu Layekbandh Bankura 20/10/1997

Note: Despite several media reports on agrarian suicides in the state of West Bengal, the State Government does not acknowledge them. In fact the researcher covering the state was"requested" by one of the ruling party officials to desist from carrying out the study. Further, one of the respondents who had admitted to suicide of a family member due to indebtednes later retracted. It may be noted that most of the suicides are likely to have been committed in the districts of Bardhaman where cash crops like potato are widely cultivated and the level of indebtedness is also reportedly quite high.

Time for Suicides - Uttar Pradesh

2007-02-09T11:24:00.001+05:30

State: Uttar Pradesh

S. No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Mansa Maraucha Ishwari Singh Ramnagar Barabanki 27/07/2004
2 Sharif Mohammad Mahoba Lucknow
3 Munna Sitapur Oct-04
4 Jai Prakash Karmabir Varanasi 19/11/2003
5 Pottan Nisad Chaubeypur Varanasi 17/08/2003
6 Rajeev Singh Kamauti Varanasi 12/06/2003
7 Shri Ram Vind & family (wife and 2 children) Mirzapur Sep-04
8 Satyapal Aminsar, Pilana Meerut 20/12/2004
9 Dampat Sharma 50 Sardhana Meerut 09/11/2004
10 Mamta Meerut Meerut 19/10/2004
11 Husband-wife Khatauli, Musadi Muzaffarnagar 21/01/2005
12 Gurdeep Singh Bhagwat Bijnaur 18/10/2004

Time for Suicides - Tamil Nadu

2007-02-09T11:23:00.002+05:30

State: Tamil Nadu

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Prakash Aaditchapuram Kottur Tiruvarur 2002-03
2 Shanmugam Kottur Kottur " 2002-03
3 Sambandam Rajagopalapuram Mannargudi " 2002-03
4 Ganesh Thevar Yedaiyur Muthupettai " 2002-03
5 Veluchaami Kaagam Thiruthiraipoondi " 2002-03
6 Manikkam Gurukkai Gurukkai " 2002-03
7 Saravanan Gurukkai Gurukkai " 2002-03
8 Tamilarasan Villankadu Muthupettai " 2002-03
9 Padmavathi Vazhkai Thirukoovalai Nagai 2002-03
10 Ganesan Puducherri Nagai " 2002-03
11 Veeraiyan Veeraiyan Thirubhuvanam Ammapettai 2002-03
12 Joseph Kazhimangalam Kazhimangalam Thanjavur 2002-03
13 Md. Yusuf Bandanallur Ammapettai " 2002-03
14 Panneer Pazhur Thalainyairuondriyam Nagai 2002-03
15 Bose Pudupatti Siruvanai Madurai 2002-03
16 Dharamaraj Keeramangalam Pudukottai 1999

Time for Suicides - Punjab

2007-02-09T11:23:00.001+05:30

State: Punjab (Just 4 Blocks of Sangrur District)

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Kishan Dev 30 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur May, 97
2 Manga 20 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur August, 96
3 Bhola Singh 24 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur September, 97
4 Behal Singh 35 Sangatpura Lehragaga Sangrur April 24, 98
5 Charan Singh 50 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur May 15, 97
6 Jeet Singh 45 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Dec 6, 90
7 Maghar Singh 40 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur March 9, 97
8 Manjit Singh 35 Sangatpura Lehragaga Sangrur April 19, 98
9 Harpreet Singh 19 Sangatpura Lehragaga Sangrur July 22, 98
10 Shyamlal Ram 55 Sangatpura Lehragaga Sangrur May 2, 98
11 Jarnail Singh 23 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur July 6, 95
12 Santa Singh 23 Lehal Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur Sep 29, 94
13 Sukhdev Singh 35 Lehal Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur July 10, 98
14 Ghicher Singh 24 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur August 11, 95
15 Ram Singh 14 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur June 28, 97
16 Rajkumar 26 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Nov 16, 95
17 Milkha Singh 30 Churan Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur April 10, 93
18 Mela Singh 40 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Feb 2, 98
19 Angrej Kaur 30 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Sep, 98
20 Baldev Singh 45 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Jan 2, 96
21 Rohiya Singh 22 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Sep, 98
22 Gulzar Singh 20 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Aug 3, 98
23 Banta singh 30 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Feb 21, 95
24 Gurmeet Singh 35 Lehal Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur October, 98
25 Baghel singh 24 Chural Khurd Lehragaga Sangrur January, 93
26 Bhola Singh 23 Chural Khurd Lehragaga Sangrur Nov 12, 95
27 Gurcharan singh 52 Chural Khurd Lehragaga Sangrur June 9, 98
28 Major singh 40 Lehal kalan Lehragaga Sangrur August 4, 98
29 Jagdev Singh 40 Lehal kalan Lehragaga Sangrur October 4, 98
30 Karnail singh 26 Chural Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur May 1, 94
31 Narse ram 45 Chural Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur June, 94
32 Mithu Singh 32 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur 1998
33 Sant Ram 25 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur 1996
34 Manga Singh 20 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur June, 96
35 Mithu Singh 22 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur August, 94
36 Kala Khan 22 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur Mar 2, 97
37 Amrik Singh 20 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur July 28, 98
38 Sukha Singh 30 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur Sep 24, 96
39 Mithu Singh 23 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur July 26, 98
40 Sukhdev Singh 45 Chotiyan Lehragaga Sangrur Feb-94
41 Misra Singh 38 Balran Andana Sangrur Feb 16, 89
42 Harnek Singh 24 Balran Andana Sangrur Feb 16, 89
43 Sukhdev Singh 30 Balran Andana Sangrur Aug 19, 90
44 Sansi Singh 25 Balran Andana Sangrur Oct 13, 92
45 Mithoo Singh 32 Balran Andana Sangrur March 23, 95
46 Sukhdeep Kaur 18 Balran Andana Sangrur Mar 23, 95
47 Karnail Singh 25 Balran Andana Sangrur Nove 3, 96
48 Kripal Singh 23 Balran Andana Sangrur Sep 4, 96
49 Ram rati 40 Balran Andana Sangrur Nov 19, 95
50 Guntar Singh 22 Balran Andana Sangrur May 23, 90
51 Pala Singh 28 Balran Andana Sangrur July 7, 94
52 Gurcharan Singh 18 Balran Andana Sangrur July 19, 96
53 Veeran Ram 42 Bangan Andana Sangrur May 17, 98
54 Karnail Singh 22 Bangan Andana Sangrur Nov 11, 96
55 Prithi 20 Bangan Andana Sangrur July 6, 96
56 Geja 22 Balran Andana Sangrur Sep 14, 95
57 Sita 35 Balran Andana Sangrur Nov 27, 94
58 Ratia Ram 30 Bangan Andana Sangrur Mar 23, 98
59 Mohinder Singh 20 Bangan Andana Sangrur Apr-97
60 Bahuti Devi 24 Bangan Andana Sangrur Dec 28, 96
61 Dharamvir 23 Bangan Andana Sangrur Aug-97
62 Satvir Singh 18 Bangan Andana Sangrur Nov-91
63 Balbir Singh 22 Bangan Andana Sangrur Sep-96
64 Dhabar Singh 27 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Aug-97
65 Gora Singh 28 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Sep-97
66 Gurdip Singh 40 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Mar 17, 98
67 Balkwinder Singh 45 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur July 7, 98
68 Gurmail Singh 45 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur June 10, 97
69 Sukhdev Singh 30 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Sep-97
70 Gurdial Singh 30 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur Jul-97
71 Basakha Singh 32 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur Mar-98
72 Krishan Singh 30 Santokhpura Barnala Sangrur Jun-96
73 Gurmit Singh 22 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Aug-97
74 Harnam Singh 20 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Oct-97
75 Hanuman Singh 19 Dhaula Barnala Sangrur Sep-97
76 Bhura Singh 18 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Aug-94
77 Gurmail Singh 19 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur July, 92
78 Pal Singh 33 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Aug-97
79 Naib Singh 25 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Aug 16, 94
80 Shingara Singh 25 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur Feb 10, 98
81 Rana Kaur 18 Bakhora Kalan Lehragaga Sangrur July 20, 97
82 Gulzar Singh 30 Gurne Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur 1995
83 Buta Singh 25 Gurne Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur 2003
84 Malkiat Singh 27 Gurne Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur 2000
85 Wajir Singh 25 Gurne Khurad Lehragaga Sangrur 1998
86 Darshan Singh 28 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Sep-92
87 Kaka Singh 25 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Sep, 96
88 Nachhatar Singh 26 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Mar-90
89 Parlok Singh 45 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Mar-88
90 Pal Singh 28 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Mar-98
91 Kala Singh 30 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Jun-97
92 Gurnam Singh 28 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Jan-88
93 Jaila 37 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Februray 95
94 Janta Singh 22 Balran Lehragaga Sangrur Dec-81
95 Avtar Singh 20 Alampur Munak Sangrur 24/06/2002
96 Bhim Singh 25 Alampur Munak Sangrur 14/05/2001
97 Ajmer 28 ANDANA Munak Sangrur 05/09/2002
98 Chandi Ram 22 ANDANA Munak Sangrur 09/05/2001
99 Rana Singh 35 ANDANA Munak Sangrur 07.05.01
100 Saroj Rani 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 01.10.01
101 Suman 35 .. Munak Sangrur 26.11.01
102 Karanjit Singh 22 Arkwas Munak Sangrur 30.08.01
103 Tejinder Singh 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 28.08.01
104 Chanan Singh 70 Badalgarh Munak Sangrur 02.06.01
105 Ramphal 28 Bakhora Kalan Munak Sangrur ?.05.01
106 Jarnail Singh 36 Bakhora Khurd Munak Sangrur 08.08.02
107 Palu Singh 34 Balran Munak Sangrur 02.08.01
108 Palu singh? 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 16.03.02
109 Sukhdev Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.02.02
110 Darshan Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 9.11.03
111 Krishan Singh 19 ,, Munak Sangrur ??.11.01
112 Kala Singh 26 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.06.03
113 Pargasa 35 ,, Munak Sangrur ??.12.03
114 Darshan Singh 20 BANGA Munak Sangrur ??.05.02
115 Naina 43 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.09.01
116 Surjit Singh 29 ,, Munak Sangrur 20.05.02
117 Jinder Singh ? ,, Munak Sangrur ?2000
118 Zora Singh 29 ,, Munak Sangrur 19.08.02
119 Suresh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 24.09.04
120 Prem 22 Benarsi Munak Sangrur 01.06.02
121 Ajaib Singh 32 Bhaike Pishor Munak Sangrur 02.02.03
122 Lila Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 26.09.01
123 Surjan Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 11.07.02
124 Ruda Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 14.06.04
125 Janter Singh 45 Bhatuan Munak Sangrur 16.08.01
126 Sukhpal Singh 17 ,, Munak Sangrur 26.08.01
127 Zora Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 29.10.01
128 Amrik Singh 46 ,, Munak Sangrur 17.02.02
129 Mohinder Pal 21 Bhoolan Munak Sangrur 26.05.02
130 Surinder Singh 21 ,, Munak Sangrur 10.07.04
131 Ganga Ram 24 ,, Munak Sangrur 10.05.04
132 Darshan singh 30 Bhunder Bhaini Munak Sangrur 10.11.03
133 Sant Ram 40 Bhutal Kalan Munak Sangrur 02.06.02
134 Raghbir Singh 50 ,, Munak Sangrur 18.06.03
135 Labh Singh 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 23.06.03
136 Baoria Singh 35 Bhutal Khurd Munak Sangrur 24.12.02
137 Binder Singh 23 ,, Munak Sangrur 18.12.02
138 Baldev Singh 60 ,, Munak Sangrur 23.07.02
139 Makhan Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 23.03.02
140 Ram Dhan Singh 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 30.09.01
141 Bira Singh 25 Bushera Munak Sangrur 10.05.01
142 Kala Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 16.07.01
143 Bhadur Khan 26 Chatha Gobindpura Munak Sangrur 29.07.02
144 Kala Singh 23 ,, Munak Sangrur 29.7.02
145 KaranTej Singh 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 02.10.02
146 Telu Ram 27 ,, Munak Sangrur -06.02
147 Darshan Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 05.02.02
148 Meethu Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 29.05.04
149 Gulzar Singh 26 CHOTTIAN Munak Sangrur 27.02.02
150 Surjit Singh - ,, Munak Sangrur 20.05.02
151 Labh Singh 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 2002
152 Rampal 24 ,, Munak Sangrur 03.05.02
153 Chhooti 36 ,, Munak Sangrur 14.02.04
154 Amrik Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 13.02.02
155 Lekh Ram 31 ,, Munak Sangrur 01.12.03
156 Mall Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 19.08.03
157 Gurjant Singh 19 ,, Munak Sangrur 04.09.03
158 Binder Singh 36 ,, Munak Sangrur 01.11.03
159 Situ Singh 40 Chural Kalan Munak Sangrur 02.01.03
160 Ranjit Singh 21 ,, Munak Sangrur 21.06.03
161 Tara Singh 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 13.04.03
162 Ruhi Ram Singh 50 Chural Khurd Munak Sangrur 16.05.03
163 Gurdev Singh 24 Dhindsa Munak Sangrur 25.01.03
164 Randhir Singh 19 ,, Munak Sangrur 14.03.02
165 Gobind Singh 23 ,, Munak Sangrur ?.09.02
166 Jagir Kaur 52 ,, Munak Sangrur 09.01.03
167 Raghbir Singh 40 ,, Munak Sangrur 12.07.02
168 Sadhu Singh 51 ,, Munak Sangrur 27.02.03
169 Baldev singh 55 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.07.04
170 Jagmail Singh 36 ,, Munak Sangrur 25.05.04
171 Hakam Singh 35 Dudian Munak Sangrur 01.10.01
172 xxx 19 ,, Munak Sangrur ?.03.03
173 Rani 23 ,, Munak Sangrur 29.06.01
174 Lala 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 19.06.02
175 Karamjit Singh 40 ,,, Munak Sangrur 26.06.01
176 Teja Singh 46 ,, Munak Sangrur 01.06.03
177 Gurdev Singh ? ,, Munak Sangrur 28.05.03
178 Sadhu Singh 51 ,, Munak Sangrur 27.02.03
179 Pal Singh 47 FatehGarh Munak Sangrur 08.11.01
180 Raja Singh 19 Gaga Munak Sangrur 06.01.02
181 Nazir Singh 40 Ganduan Munak Sangrur 21.06.03
182 Balbir Singh 29 Ghorenab Munak Sangrur 15.01.02
183 Gurmit Singh 26 ,, Munak Sangrur 27.07.01
184 Mangal Singh 39 ,, Munak Sangrur 27.06.01
185 Balbir Singh 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 19.07.04
186 Rodha Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 11.03.04
187 Lachman Singh 24 ,, Munak Sangrur -
188 Raj Singh 24 ,, Munak Sangrur -
189 Gunga Khomeni 19 ,, Munak Sangrur 28.06.03
190 Gurjant Singh 27 GOBIND PURA JAWAHARWALA Munak Sangrur 15.06.02
191 Gurjant Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 03.06.01
192 Ram Singh ? ,, Munak Sangrur 30.07.02
193 Dewan Singh 38 ,, Munak Sangrur 14.11.02
194 Balkar Singh 21 ,, Munak Sangrur 29.03.03.
195 Jassal Kaur 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 26.12.03
196 Bhana Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur ?.06.04
197 Darshan Singh 40 ,, Munak Sangrur 4.06.04
198 Bagha Singh 30 Gobidpura Papra Munak Sangrur 05.01.02
199 Bahadur Chand 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 27.05.03
200 Mayadevi 20 GULAHRI Munak Sangrur 11.07.01
201 Subhash 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 10.04.02
202 Umaid Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 01.2002
203 Darbara Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 06-2002
204 Baba Ram 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 07-2002
205 Mannu Ram 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 24.05.02
206 Dhirja Ram 65 ,, Munak Sangrur 4.03.03
207 Ram Sarup - ,, Munak Sangrur -
208 Murti Devi ,, Munak Sangrur
209 Peeta 18 Gurney Kalan Munak Sangrur 7.9.02
210 Bhoga Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 03/05/2001
211 Darshan 23 ,, Munak Sangrur 13.10.01
212 Joginder Singh 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 11.02.03
213 Satpal Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 24.03.03
214 Boota Singh 26 Gurney Khurd Munak Sangrur 11.03.03
215 Meetha Singh/Malkit Singh 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.06.2000
216 Balkar Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 14.03.02
217 Mela Singh 30 HANDA Munak Sangrur Jun-04
218 Kartar Singh 29 Hariau Munak Sangrur 30.05.01
219 Kartar Singh 55 Hariau Munak Sangrur 04.06.01
220 Balwinder Singh 17 ,, Munak Sangrur 06/08/2002
221 Sukhdev Singh 45 Jalur Munak Sangrur 17/05/2002
222 Gurdev Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 13/12/2002
223 Hari Ram Singh 18 ,, Munak Sangrur 06/08/2002
224 Jinder Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 30501
225 Maru Singh 60 ,, Munak Sangrur 30/05/2001
226 Gurnam Singh 31 ,, Munak Sangrur 22/08/2004
227 Jaswant singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 16.07.01
228 Piara Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.06.02
229 Bhola Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 07.10.01
230 Lal Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 20.05.02
231 Balwinder Singh 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 30.04.01
232 Ginder 25 Karoda Munak Sangrur 09.01.02
233 Raja 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 06.01.02
234 Rajaram 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 13/04/2002
235 Lilu Ram 40 ,, Munak Sangrur 02/01/2003
236 Rameshwer 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 05/09/2001
237 Pala Ram 23 ,, Munak Sangrur 22/08/2004
238 Bhopa 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 25/07/2004
239 Gurnam 40 ,, Munak Sangrur 23/06/2004
240 Gurnam ? ,, Munak Sangrur ?
241 Hardev Singh 21 Khandebad Munak Sangrur 07.02.01
242 Heepa Singh 23 ,, Munak Sangrur ??.??.02
243 Deva Ram 36 Khanauri Kalan Munak Sangrur 04/09/2002
244 Gurinder Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur /-07-04
245 Basant Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur /07-04
246 ?Wife of Basant Singh 28 ,, Munak Sangrur ,,
247 Pala 26 Khanauri Khurd Munak Sangrur 16/03/2004
248 Babu Ram 48 ,, Munak Sangrur ?07-04
249 Gurjent Singh 35 Kotra Lehal Munak Sangrur 02/12/2001
250 Ram Singh 27 ,, Munak Sangrur 08/11/2001
251 Pali Singh 25 Kadil Munak Sangrur 27/05/2004
252 Jinda 22 Ladaal Munak Sangrur 03/11/2002
253 Jagsir Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 06/08/2002
254 Kaka Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 12/08/2002
255 Jagga Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 22/10/2000
256 Parkesh Begum 25 Lehal Kalan Munak Sangrur 07/11/2002
257 Bubli 22 Lehal Khurd Munak Sangrur 20/12/2002
258 Jit Singh 45 Lehragaga Munak Sangrur 10/05/2001
259 Murti 59 ,, Munak Sangrur 11/05/2001
260 Seeto - ,, Munak Sangrur 01/05/2001
261 Shinda 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 03/05/2001
262 Sardara Singh 30 Mahansinghwala Munak Sangrur 09/06/2001
263 Resham Singh 18 Maniana Munak Sangrur 28-06-01?
264 Chura Singh 32 Moonak Munak Sangrur 03/02/2002
265 Ram Kumar 55 ,, Munak Sangrur 24/01/2003
266 Satpal/Tersem 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 08/02/2002
267 Sukhjinder Singh 20 NANGLA Munak Sangrur 01/11/2001
268 Bhura Singh 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 12/10/2002
269 Kailagir 50 ,, Munak Sangrur 17/02/2002
270 Gurtej Singh 29 ,, Munak Sangrur 24/11/2001
271 Nirenjan Singh 50 ,, Munak Sangrur 25/06/2001
272 Shivji Ram 17 ,, Munak Sangrur 08/05/2002
273 Paragat Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 2000
274 Major Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 2000
275 Paramjeet Singh 28 Navagoan Munak Sangrur /-07-02
276 Mohinder Singh 35 Phoolad Munak Sangrur 27/10/2002
277 Harchand 50 ,, Munak Sangrur 02/04/2001
278 Sukha Singh 35 Raidhirana Munak Sangrur 05/06/2001
279 Sukhdev Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 05/06/2001
280 Sukhdev Singh 50 ,, Munak Sangrur 01/05/2001
281 Pala Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 22/10/2002
282 Labh Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 19/03/2002
283 Chhota Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 27/10/2002
284 Harjit Singh 26 Rajalheri Munak Sangrur 04/04/2003
285 Joginder Singh 22 Ramgarh Sandhuan Munak Sangrur 11/02/2003
286 Gurtej Singh 28 ,, Munak Sangrur 01/04/2003
287 Shamsher Singh 35 Rampura Jawahrwala Munak Sangrur 04/07/2001
288 Bahal Singh 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 10/10/2004
289 Gurdev Singh 54 Rampura Gurjan Munak Sangrur 14/06/2003
290 Sukhwinder Singh 50 Salemgarh Munak Sangrur 14.07.01
291 Chuhar Singh 42 ,, Munak Sangrur 28/07/2001
292 Mohinder Singh 45 Sangatpura Munak Sangrur 24/01/2003
293 Joginder Singh 35 ,, Munak Sangrur 23/01/2003
294 Amrik Singh 22 ,, Munak Sangrur 23/03/2002
295 Kala Singh 24 ,, Munak Sangrur 15/09/2002
296 Dalip Singh 32 ,, Munak Sangrur 25/02/2002
297 Gurmeet Sing 26 ,, Munak Sangrur 26/09/2002
298 Amrik Singh 40 Sangtiwala Munak Sangrur 12.06.01
299 Mahinder Kaur 45 ,, Munak Sangrur 19.04.01
300 Paramjeet Kaur 25 ,, Munak Sangrur 18.06.01
301 Ranjeet Kaur 31 ,, Munak Sangrur 18.06.01
302 Jagdev Singh 35 SHADI HERI Munak Sangrur 14.10.01
303 Ram Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 15.07.01
304 Sukha Singh 35 Shahpur Tehri Munak Sangrur 06.04.01
305 Jagmel Singh 40 ,, Munak Sangrur 04/05/2002
306 Bhola Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur 04/01/2003
307 Darshan Singh 24 Sekhuwas Munak Sangrur 29/12/2002
308 Gurpiyar Singh 20 ,, Munak Sangrur 22.08.04
309 Jaswinder Singh 30 Shergarh Munak Sangrur 09.11.01
310 Darshan Singh - - Munak Sangrur 2.06.01
311 Hardarshan Singh 35 THASKA Munak Sangrur 02.06.01
312 Satpal Singh 42 ,, Munak Sangrur 03.04.01
313 Karamjeet Singh 30 ,, Munak Sangrur -

Time for Suicides - Orissa

2007-02-09T11:22:00.001+05:30

State: Orissa

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 K. Babu Rao 42 Tukura Bargarh Bargarh 27/07/2002
2 Bhabatosh Dhara 38 M.V. 39 Kalim-ela Malka-ngiri 05/06/2001

Time for Suicides - Maharashtra

2007-02-09T11:21:00.000+05:30

State: Maharashtra

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Ajabrao Chandaji Sonule Jamthi Murtijapur Akola 01/02/2001
2 Ramarao Asraji Kamble Sonala Akola Akola 05/05/2001
3 Shivaji Triyambak Deshmukh Shirso Murtizapur Akola 16/05/2001
4 Jairam Kisan Wankhede kolsa Balapur Akola 24/07/2001
5 Bandu Khokale Sangwi Murtijapur Akola 07/08/2001
6 Maroti Gangaram Karale Murtizapur Murtizapur Akola 29/09/2001
7 Mahadev Keshavrao Deshmukh Kanjra Murtizapur Akola 29/12/2001
8 Vitthal Namdev Hage Sasthi Pathur Akola 14/02/2002
9 santaram raghavji khandwey Gorwa Barshitakli Akola 17/07/2002
10 Gyaneshwar mahadev Pachde Gangapur Akola 05/09/2002
11 Sridhar Anna Mushkar Sangwa Murtizapur Akola 09/10/2002
12 Maroti Sukhdev Gawai Rajura Ghat Akola 06/11/2002
13 Manohar Namdev Akhot Barshitakli Barshitakli Akola 13/11/2002
14 Shaligram Kashiram Damodar Kavsa Aakot Akola 03/12/2002
15 Ganesh Balu Murumkar Chachodi Akola Akola 13/12/2002
16 Praveen Sureshrao Mankar Bordi Aakot Akola 15/02/2003
17 Raju Sunil Khandare Hatola Barshitakli Akola 22/02/2003
18 Izaz ullah Khan safi ullah-khan Barshitakli Barshitakli Akola 17/03/2003
19 Shahu Arjun Vahute Bhendisutrak Barshitakli Akola 23/03/2003
20 Gajanan govind Karpe Vanjaripura Barshitakli Akola 06/04/2003
21 Vasudev Jayaram Dawange Umrra Akola 07/04/2003
22 Gulabrao Tulsiram Ingle Bhandaradh Akola 09/04/2003
23 Sadashiv Jhangoji Aajal Sondhe Chikhalgaon Akola 09/04/2003
24 Parshurram Namdev Dohle Khanerigawli Balapur Akola 21/04/2003
25 Sadashiv Pandurang Bansod Mirzapur Barshitakli Akola 15/05/2003
26 Vitthal uttam Tidke hathola Barshitakli Akola 22/06/2003
27 sanjay Narayan Nagodkar Kanjra Murtizapur Akola 02/07/2003
28 Janardhan Prahladrao Marke Bangargaon Telhara Akola 04/07/2003
29 Gajanan mahadev Katole Babulgaonja Akola Akola 15/07/2003
30 deepak Sukhdev talokar Kolambi Akola Akola 19/07/2003
31 Radheshyam Lonkar Ramapur (Bordi) Aakot Akola 28/08/2003
32 Tejrao Bhimrao aware Hingnatamaswadi Akola Akola 04/09/2003
33 Vasant Kashiram Deshmukh Lakhpuri Murtizapur Akola 15/09/2003
34 Rameshwar Srikrishna Punde Umrah Pathur Akola 22/09/2003
35 Basant Vishwanatha Bade Sisa Akola Akola 09/11/2003
36 Gajanan Sukhdev Kalore Khanerigawli Balapur Akola 19/11/2003
37 Sukhnandan Daulat hatole Tulanga Bu Akola 20/11/2003
38 Arjun Onkar Marke Vangargaon Telhara Akola 29/11/2003
39 Sandeep Sadarh Chatari Akola 29/11/2003
40 Purshottam Ajabrao Deshmukh Pimpalkuda Akola 07/12/2003
41 Ajabrao Pundalik tathe Nibhora Akola Akola 16/12/2003
42 Tanaji Hiraman Bitni vijora Barshitakli Akola 08/01/2004
43 Bandu Namdevrao Shindpure Hiwarkhed Hiwarjhed Akola 15/01/2004
44 Ganesh Maroti bisse DagadhParwa Barshitakli Akola 15/01/2004
45 Govind Namdev Gahwale Kavtha Sagad Akola 10/02/2004
46 Vasudev Krishna Solanke Lohgadh Barshitakli Akola 16/03/2004
47 Tulsiram Haribhau Lande Sukdi Barshitakli Akola 17/04/2004
48 Ramkrishna Katre Virola Aakot Akola 19/04/2004
49 Kashinath Ganpat Surushe Manarkhed Balapur Akola 14/05/2004
50 Datta raosaheb Bhilkar Lonagra Akola Akola 03/06/2004
51 Raisingh raju rathod Rajabkhed Barshitakli Akola 18/06/2004
52 Prahladrao Panduji Mende Balgaon Mende Aakot Akola 25/06/2004
53 Hiraman Bhanu Patil Virahit Murtizapur Akola 28/06/2004
54 Rustum Mahadev Dhande Kavtha Bu. Aakot Akola 02/07/2004
55 Madhukar Punjaji Singokar Talegaon Ba. Aakot Akola 15/07/2004
56 Sudhakar Narayan Kakad Punotti Barshitakli Akola 21/07/2004
57 Uttam Kisan Yadwar Akolkhed Aakot Akola 25/07/2004
58 Ashok salikram Dongre Mahagaon Barshitakli Akola 26/07/2004
59 Sanjay Ramchandra Mohane Rajura Aakot Akola 02/08/2004
60 panjabrao babarao Kakad Pardhi Barshitakli Akola 21/08/2004
61 Jagdev Sukhdev Shanarkar pathked Barshitakli Akola 27/08/2004
62 Ganesh Mahadev Vaidya Khanapur Pathur Akola 30/08/2004
63 Shalikram Lande Khirpuri ba Akola 30/08/2004
64 Pramila Madev Tamde Chandur Akola Akola 04/09/2004
65 subhash Vishwanath Mhasaye Kamdha Murtizapur Akola 04/09/2004
66 Bhaskarrao Bajirao Bodade Akoli Ruprao Telhara Akola 06/09/2004
67 Gajanan Vasudev Anvare 40 Sonbardi Akot Akola 07/09/2004
68 Kisan Sopaji Wankhede Deolgaon Pathur Akola 09/09/2004
69 Shaslikram Bhonaji Waghmare Bhoipura Barshitakli Akola 11/09/2004
70 shankar Uttam Umbarkar Jambwasu Barshitakli Akola 16/09/2004
71 Sahdev Namdev Bhiwarkar Mojhar Murtizapur Akola 17/09/2004
72 Gyaneshwar namdev Mankar Bordi Aakot Akola 27/09/2004
73 Laxman Gondhuji sadashiv Khadhitakli Akola Akola 29/09/2004
74 Sunil Vinayakrao Sontakke Balegaon Aakot Akola 01/10/2004
75 Pramod Devidas Deshmukh Umra Aakot Akola 08/10/2004
76 Mahadev Kisan Dahake Dahegaonja Akola Akola 09/10/2004
77 Atul devidas Mohod shelnajik Murtizapur Akola 17/10/2004
78 Gopal Jaidev Ingole Dahigaon Avtale Telhara Akola 22/11/2004
79 Devidas Maroti Shitre Kutasa Aakot Akola 25/11/2004
80 Rajaram Vachhoo Rathod Kadhdeshwar Barshitakli Akola 08/12/2004
81 Punjab Narayan Kharat Nimbhara Barshitakali Akola 12/12/2004
82 Mohan Avchitrao Deshmukh Rajnapur Murtijapur Akola 15/12/2004
83 Anil Gulabrao Bhange Sawra Aakot Akola 16/12/2004
84 Kailash Shyamrao Aghadthe Khadka Akola Akola 16/12/2004
85 Ashok govindrao gasse Dahihanda Akola Akola 17/12/2004
86 Ramesh Bhimrao Avachar Majlapur Akola Akola 19/12/2004
87 Prakash Maroti Meshram Kandi Ba. Barshitakali Akola 23/12/2004
88 Dilip Shivappa Kale Wichora Akola Akola 07/02/2005
89 Ramkrihna tarone Pangaradevi "Barshitakli
" Akola 04/03/2005
90 Raju Govardhan Gawande Bhuraskhed Anjangaon Surji Amravati 24/03/2001
91 Suklal Langda Pakhare Dharanmahu Amrawati Amravati 17/05/2001
92 Suklal Langda Pakhre dharanmagu dharni Amravati 17/05/2001
93 Gyaneshwar Vasudevrao gawande Maispur Bhatkuli Amravati 26/05/2001
94 Balu Janglu Jambhekar Dharni Dharni Amravati 06/07/2001
95 Vanu Jangalya Jambhekar Dharni Dharni Amravati 07/07/2001
96 sudhakar Jamrao Kanse Anas Nandgaonkhande Amravati 03/08/2001
97 Hanumantrao Tasre Bhambhora Tiswa Amravati 03/10/2001
98 Ramarao Suryabhanji Sasane Rui Asegavpurna Amravati 03/10/2001
99 Aroon Marotrao Ningot Takdikurdh Nandgaonkhande Amravati 06/10/2001
100 Rambhau hanumantrao Tasre Aambora Tiwsa Amravati 08/10/2001
101 Bhimrao Gawande manjirimasla Amravati Amravati 13/10/2001
102 Khushalrao Punjaji Choudhary Shendurjana (Bazaar) Tiswa Amravati 19/10/2001
103 Udhav Nathuji Thakre Kulakhurd Aajalpur Amravati 17/12/2001
104 Mahadev Marotrao Wankhed Uthakhed Morshi Amravati 07/01/2002
105 Santhu Moti Dhikar Khadkali Aajalpur Amravati 07/01/2002
106 Vasantrao shyamji Bhagat Kaderi Harak Chandur Railway Amravati 06/02/2002
107 Manik Baliram Deshmukh Nandgaonpeth Amravati Amravati 06/03/2002
108 Vishnupanth Punjaji Dange Khedpimpri Nandgaonkhande Amravati 12/04/2002
109 Pandurangrang Shyamrao kale Saidapur Anjangaon Surji Amravati 31/05/2002
110 Giridhar Shyamrao Umarkar Simbhora Morshi Amravati 09/06/2002
111 Vitthalrao Sankarrao Thakre dhotra Manikgram Tiwsa Amravati 09/06/2002
112 Panjab Bhaskar Ingle dhanorajog Nandgaonkhande Amravati 30/06/2002
113 Bhaskar Ramachandra Warukar Poornanagar Bhatkuli Amravati 09/07/2002
114 Sudhakar Devidas Kadu Dabha Nandgaonkhande Amravati 09/07/2002
115 Radheshyam Balkrishan Rathi chinchpur Dhamangaon Amravati 17/07/2002
116 Prabhakar Waikunthrao Pawar sathegaon Anjangaon Surji Amravati 19/07/2002
117 Mohan Gyanrao bele Wandali Warod Amravati 27/07/2002
118 Bhagirath Sankarlal Ladha Pimplakutha Morshi Amravati 12/09/2002
119 Baburao Ramaji Gadge Wadegaon Warud Amravati 14/10/2002
120 Gangadhar Vishwanath Surkar Badner Daryapur Amravati 25/10/2002
121 Purushottam Ganapatrao Wadonkar Aamla Vishweshwar Chandur Railway Amravati 22/11/2002
122 Nanaji Bapurao Thakre Hasnapur Tiwsa Amravati 04/12/2002
123 Subhash Tukaram Chawre Shirasgaon Mojhri Tiwsa Amravati 08/12/2002
124 Balkrishna Ajabrao Sawai Jagona Hinganghat Amravati 14/12/2002
125 Haribhau Vitthairao Mandwe Jamthi Ganeshpur Warud Amravati 05/01/2003
126 Gunwant Ramkrushn Dewle Mojhri Gurukunj Tiwsa Amravati 09/01/2003
127 Bandu Ananda Nistane Mojhri Gurukunj Tiwsa Amravati 12/01/2003
128 Rajuprasad Suryabhanji Khade Ramtheerth Dariyapur Amravati 19/01/2003
129 Krusnrao Namdevrao Sakharkar Belora Amravati Amravati 02/02/2003
130 Smt.Sindhubai Shankrrao Manohare Anjansingi Dhamangaon Amravati 24/02/2003
131 Sahebrao Mahadevrao Patil Borada ChandurBajar Amravati 01/03/2003
132 Nanasaheb Balkrushna Lamade Nibharni Morshi Amravati 03/03/2003
133 Rustom Jaituji Gajbe Lakhanwadi Anjangaon Surji Amravati 04/03/2003
134 Ashok Bapurao Jaipure Talegaon Dhamangaon Amravati 19/03/2003
135 Dinesh Prahlarao Goghare Samsherpur Anjangaon Surji Amravati 19/03/2003
136 Jeevan Veersa Dhurve SawliKheda Dharni Amravati 20/03/2003
137 Narayan Gulab bahurupi Rajura Warud Amravati 23/03/2003
138 Vasantarao Motiramji Thakre Utkhed Morshi Amravati 23/03/2003
139 Haribhau Govindrao Tayde Nimbhari Anjangaon Surji Amravati 26/03/2003
140 Jameel Khan Hasan Khan Loni Takli Loni Takli Nandgaon Khandeshwar Amravati 31/03/2003
141 Shyamrao Adkuji Chaudhary Pimpalkutha Dhamangaon Amravati 01/04/2003
142 Gajanan Prahlad Tale Dipori Chandur Railway Amravati 14/04/2003
143 Siyaram Srivas Ajitpur Borala Daryapur Amravati 19/04/2003
144 Ramhari Kawduji shendre salood Nandgaonkhande Amravati 20/04/2003
145 Rajabhau Pandurang Charhate Talvale chandur Bazaar Amravati 23/04/2003
146 Kismat Ali Amjad Ali Kapoostalni Anjangaon Surji Amravati 24/04/2003
147 Amjad Ali Narayanpur Kapustalni Amravati 25/04/2003
148 Devidas Janardhan Gole Hanthoda Anjangaon Surji Amravati 02/05/2003
149 Vijay Balwantrao Tatte Lehgaon Morshi Amravati 21/05/2003
150 Gunwantrao Vishnupant Sable Anjangaon Surji Anjangaon Surji Amravati 29/05/2003
151 Janrao Raghoji Lende Pimpri Nipani Nandgaon Khandeshwar Amravati 02/06/2003
152 Bhakarrao Mahadevrao More Kadgawan Anjangaon Surji Amravati 19/06/2003
153 Madan Rambhau Dubey Sonegaonkhadi Dhamangaon Amravati 22/06/2003
154 Ashok Krishnarao Kale Kasampur Aachalpur Amravati 07/07/2003
155 Madhukar Bapurao Kunse Aamla (Vishweshwar) Chandur Railway Amravati 07/07/2003
156 Jagannath Manikrao Mankar Vatonda (Himatpur) Bhatkuli Amravati 09/07/2003
157 Ganesh Shriram Turkade Rahushenpurkundgaon Anjangaon Surji Amravati 21/07/2003
158 Pandit Shyamrao Thakre Borada Anjangaon Surji Amravati 09/08/2003
159 Khanduji Bhusare Golegaon Nandgaon Khandeshwar Amravati 22/08/2003
160 Suresh Pandurang Bhure Kharwadi chandur Bazaar Amravati 30/08/2003
161 Murlidhar Bhimrao chimote Dhopapur Aachalpur Amravati 07/09/2003
162 Sriram Fakirchand Sontake Bhandaraj Anjangaon Surji Amravati 17/09/2003
163 Dadarao Shyamrao Dhote Nimbhari Anjangaon Surji Amravati 20/09/2003
164 Vinod Vitthal Gaybole Kurha Tiwsa Amravati 21/09/2003
165 Sahebrao Kashiram Deshmukh Chausada Anjangaon Surji Amravati 23/09/2003
166 Sharad Ramdas Kakad Ratanpurjogdi Anjangaon Surji Amravati 25/09/2003
167 Nilesh Vasudevrao Khotare Bhandaraj Anjangaon Surji Amravati 26/09/2003
168 Mahadev Ramaji Thanekar Malkapur Varud Amravati 27/09/2003
169 Mohan Vamanrao Nishant Nagapur Dhamangaon Amravati 05/11/2003
170 Nandu Bapurao Damle Kasbegawan Anjangaon Surji Amravati 06/11/2003
171 Sanjay Kisanrao Kshirsagar Khartalegaon Bhatkuli Amravati 17/11/2003
172 Subhash Govindrao Kale Kasampur Aachalpur Amravati 25/11/2003
173 Sanjay Yeshwant Khandare Madhan chandur Bazaar Amravati 17/12/2003
174 Dinesh Ramesh Baiskar Nasinghpur Dariyapur Amravati 03/01/2004
175 Gunwant Motiram Dhepe Majri Nandgaonkhande Amravati 04/01/2004
176 Rangraoji Baliram Raut Donoda Aachalpur Amravati 05/01/2004
177 Yogendra Bhikaji Bhese 53 Adola Ba. Datyapur Amravati 15/01/2004
178 Dadarao Vasantrao Choudhari Badura Chandurwada Amravati 17/01/2004
179 Sanjay Panjabrao Bahurupi Rajura Bazaar Warud Amravati 30/01/2004
180 Nanaji Nathuji Karale Sonegaon Khadi Dhamangaon Amravati 31/01/2004
181 Suresh Dadarao Chaudhary Shirlas Morshi Amravati 05/02/2004
182 Santosh Harishchandra Thakre Uttamsara Bhatkuli Amravati 08/02/2004
183 Babarao Sadashiv Chechare Kumagadh Bhatkuli Amravati 15/02/2004
184 Suresh Mahadevrao Bandare Aachalpur Aachalpur Amravati 18/02/2004
185 Sanjay Arjun Khandekar Nalwada Dariyapur Amravati 16/03/2004
186 Hari Narayan Ramdas Patkar Aweda Dariyapur Amravati 23/03/2004
187 Ratiram Chotu Jamunkar Jamni Amrawati Amravati 04/04/2004
188 Ramnath Sadashiv Shinde Shirajgaon Korde Chandur Railway Amravati 13/04/2004
189 Prakash Sriram Mohokar Sategaon Anjangaon Surji Amravati 26/04/2004
190 Pradeep Kairusingh Gujjar Parsona Warud Amravati 02/05/2004
191 Sanjay Tukaram Wankhede Bhagura Nandgaonkhande Amravati 06/05/2004
192 Deepak Laxmanrao Gaekwad Itki Dariyapur Amravati 13/05/2004
193 Babarao Kashiram Mehkar Bordi Bopapur Amravati 14/05/2004
194 Sharad Prahladrao Umbadkar Umri Itnarpur Dariyapur Amravati 16/05/2004
195 Bansilal Vishwanath Sukadkar Turkhed Anjangaon Surji Amravati 25/05/2004
196 Rambhau Ganapatrao Bobde Pohrapurna Bhatkuli Amravati 08/06/2004
197 Gajanan Kale Ramtek Jamthi Bu. Amravati 09/06/2004
198 Dilip Shamrao Bahate Sukali Nandgaon Khandeshwar Amravati 16/06/2004
199 Surendra Annasaheb Tasre Salora Tiwsa Amravati 16/06/2004
200 Gajanan Sriram Gusse Madlapur Bhatkuli Amravati 22/06/2004
201 Radhesahyam Sriramji Uthakhede dhotra Tiwsa Amravati 24/06/2004
202 Gunwantrao Bhaduji Pahadan Naigaon Aachalpur Amravati 25/06/2004
203 Sewakram Shamrao Devkar Neemkhed Anjangaon Surji Amravati 25/06/2004
204 Devidas Sriram Kukde Mairabpur Achalpur Amravati 11/07/2004
205 Punjabrao Mahadevrao Khandare Khanapur Morshi Amravati 17/07/2004
206 Ananta Doma Dandage Boregaon Dhande Dhamangaon Amravati 19/07/2004
207 Nathuji Gopal Nithone Morshi Khurd Warud Amravati 19/07/2004
208 Subhash Mahadevrao Pokde Shirasgaon chandur Bazaar Amravati 21/07/2004
209 Sunil Bhimrao Kade Suroli Warud Amravati 23/07/2004
210 Babulal Gulabrao Kothar Sultanpura aachalpur Aachalpur Amravati 26/07/2004
211 Dalpat Jinaji Chawan Marj Amrawati Amravati 30/07/2004
212 Nana Khandare Pardi Devi Amrawati Amravati 30/07/2004
213 Prakash Kathuji Rehpande Dhanoli Chandur Railway Amravati 31/07/2004
214 Suresh Parasram Dawande Malkapur Warud Amravati 02/08/2004
215 Tulsidas Waudevrao Shrikhande Darapur Dariyapur Amravati 04/08/2004
216 Babaram Jairam Thakre Wadala Warud Amravati 05/08/2004
217 Sandeep Ramrao Akholkar Haram Aachalpur Amravati 06/08/2004
218 Haridas Tukaram Chapane Bhambora Morshi Amravati 11/08/2004
219 Vijay Pandurang thorat Sirajgaon chandur Bazaar Amravati 15/08/2004
220 Jaidevrao Namdevrao Taywade Wagholi Morshi Amravati 17/08/2004
221 Mahadev Madhavrao Nandankar Jalnapur chandur Bazaar Amravati 17/08/2004
222 Mahadevrao Madhav Nandankar Jalnapur Chandur Bazaar Amravati 17/08/2004
223 Suresh Pundlikrao Chimote Warah Morshi Amravati 18/08/2004
224 Nitin dadarao Bhonkhade Khopda Morshi Amravati 23/08/2004
225 Vilas Krishanrao Sakherkar Belora Chandur Bazaar Amravati 24/08/2004
226 Raorao Jairam Thakare Kawli Basad Dhamangaon Railway Amravati 28/08/2004
227 Sudhakar Purnaji Kshirsagar Nandgaonpeth Nandgaonpeth Amravati 30/08/2004
228 Vijaysingh Lalsingh tawar Darapur Dariyapur Amravati 01/09/2004
229 Manikrao Gopalrao Vitthiwale Gopalpur Amravati Amravati 03/09/2004
230 Onkar Marotrao Jaipure Brahmanwada Chandur Bazaar Amravati 04/09/2004
231 Wamanrao Nichat Gulhanewadi Warul Amravati 04/09/2004
232 Suresh Mahadevrao Taide Kakda Kushtha Amravati 05/09/2004
233 Mahadev Sitaram Ghotkar Jarud Warud Amravati 12/09/2004
234 Haribhau Rajaramji Rajgure Khartalegaon Bhatkuli Amravati 14/09/2004
235 Srikrishna Damoji rathod Salora Khurd Chandur Railway Amravati 15/09/2004
236 Vasudev Bhaurao ele Wadli Warud Amravati 15/09/2004
237 Gajanan Ramkrishna Naktode Hirapur Anjangaon Surji Amravati 17/09/2004
238 Ramdas Lakshman Ladi Mangrul Dastigar Dhamangaon Railway Amravati 17/09/2004
239 Mohan Ramuji Baghmare Nimba Chandur Railway Amravati 18/09/2004
240 Jyoti Punjabrao Wankhede Kunha Chandur Bazaar Amravati 28/09/2004
241 Punjabrao Wankhede Kunha Chandur Bazaar Amravati 28/09/2004
242 Ramesh Daulatrao Dhadse Karajgaon Amrawati Amravati 29/09/2004
243 Shyamrao Venkatrao Kaddu Khadka Warud Amravati 01/10/2004
244 Kisan Chotu Belsere Tembru Soda Paraspur Amravati 05/10/2004
245 Srikrishan Madhukar Wankhede Wadner Gangai Arawati Amravati 08/10/2004
246 Manohar Uttamrao Pawar Sategaon Anjangaon Amravati 09/10/2004
247 Vishwanath Kashiram Borokar Sukali Daryapur Amravati 22/10/2004
248 Rahul Murlidhar Dekhe Krishnapur Chandur Bazaar Amravati 24/10/2004
249 Narayan Surkar Kalmaghwahan Daryapur Amravati 30/10/2004
250 Ambadasrao Tipre Pusra Sirala Amravati 01/11/2004
251 Suresh Nagdeorao Bobde Walgaon Amravati Amravati 01/11/2004
252 Bhalchandra Sadashiv Pojge Mojhri Gurukunj Tiwsa Amravati 10/11/2004
253 Vasudev Mahadev Ghumare Malkapur Warud Amravati 14/11/2004
254 Gyaneshwar Puneshwar Gajbheye Malatpur Dhamangaon Railway Amravati 15/11/2004
255 Purushottam Sadashiv Chaudhary 23 Yavali Sharid Amravati Amravati 17/11/2004
256 Ramdas Laxman Dange Naya Akola Amravati Amravati 02/12/2004
257 Gajanan Wamanrao Sadar Pimplod Adula Ba. Amravati 03/12/2004
258 Manohar Sitaram Meshram 42 Sirajrao Mojhri Limbsa Amravati 09/12/2004
259 Suresh Shalikram Khairkar Sarfabad Amrawati Amravati 18/12/2004
260 Dadarao Bhimrao Tale 60 Nardod Daryapur Amravati 20/12/2004
261 Gulabrao Kisanrao Sonule Shivni Songaon Chandur Railway Amravati 25/12/2004
262 Mahadevrao Tukaramji Khatke 45 Sakhri Anjangaon Amravati 25/12/2004
263 Manoj Prahlad Choudhari Karanja Bahiram Achalpur Amravati 25/12/2004
264 Hargovind Mundada Loni Warud Amravati 12/01/2005
265 Prabhakar Uttamrao Mahalle Khed Morshi Amravati 08/02/2005
266 Gyaneshwar Dayaram Thakare 50 Nandgaon Varud Amravati 10/05/2005
267 Bhimashankar Eknath Bagh Shekta Aurangabad Aurangabad 17/07/2001
268 Indubai Bhimashankar Bagh Shekta Aurangabad Aurangabad 17/07/2001
269 Kautik Saluba Bhotkar Hatti Sillod Aurangabad 03/08/2003
270 Shivaji Baburao Chaudhury 35 Selud Aurangabad Aurangabad 10/07/2004
271 Shankar Shenfad Raut 50 Shivna Sillod Aurangabad 26/07/2004
272 Shivaji Ranganath Chawan 51 Chikalthan Kannad Aurangabad 29/07/2004
273 Taterao Bhika Kale 40 Karanjkheda Kannad Aurangabad 01/08/2004
274 Ramesh Janardhan Agaj Gidhara Bitkin Police Stattion Aurangabad 02/08/2004
275 Sanju Vithoba Veer Khodegaon Aurangabad Aurangabad 16/08/2004
276 Ramesh Sawliram Jadhav Rail Khultabad Aurangabad 25/08/2004
277 Vinayak Sandu Jadhav 65 Waregaon Fulambi Aurangabad 03/09/2004
278 Ashok Ramkrishna Bhosale 40 Dhamangaon Fulambi Aurangabad 07/09/2004
279 DeviraoGanpat Suradkar Hatti Shillod Aurangabad 17/09/2004
280 Yashwantrao Lakshman Katare Khandala Vaijapur Aurangabad 11/12/2004
281 Subhash Raghunath Mankave 40 Jategaon Fulambri Aurangabad 19/01/2005
282 Kashinath Pandhari Kure Aafegaon Ambajogai Beed 01/08/2004
283 Fakira Rambhau Kadam Dhanora Dharur Beed 15/08/2004
284 Kadam Fakira Rama 40 Rui Dharur Beed 15/08/2004
285 Raghunath Waman Tonge 45 Pedgaon Kej Beed 15/08/2004
286 Langde Nagnath Sakharam 28 Takli Majalgaon Beed 19/08/2004
287 Dhawle Rama Gyanoba 40 Hivargavhan Badwani Beed 24/08/2004
288 Rama Gyanoba Dable Hivraghwan Odhwani Beed 25/08/2004
289 Babaji Shyamrao Garje Khilad Aashthi Beed 09/10/2004
290 Keshav Hari Hange Hangewadi Kej Beed 21/10/2004
291 Ramrao Devrao Dhas 50 Sangwi Kej Beed 14/01/2005
292 Ishwar Basappa Bagoji Hadginal Belgaum Belgaum 19/06/2003
293 Dinanatha Rama Gharde Gavrala Lakhandur Bhandara 29/05/2003
294 Parashram Dable Tiwankheri Bhandara Bhandara 10/10/2003
295 Arun Mahadev Tarone Aasgaon Chavras Bhandara 23/12/2003
296 Devidas Natthu Bhoyar Pohra Lakhni Bhandara 19/07/2004
297 Dilip Kisan Suryawanshi Ranala Pawni Bhandara 20/07/2004
298 Rajaram Sakharam Bedarkar Dambe Wirli Lakhandur Bhandara 21/07/2004
299 Madhukar Narayan Dhalal Indora Lakhandur Bhandara 23/10/2004
300 Raibhan Mohpant Khobragade Jambhora Bhandara Bhandara 31/10/2004
301 Datturamji Desai Brahmani Pavni Bhandara 02/02/2005
302 Manohar Sadashiv Nathwale Kadmapur Khamgaon Buldhana 03/03/2001
303 maroti Gyanuji dang Bibi Lonar Buldhana 29/05/2001
304 Bhaskar Balaji badi Sakharkhedi Sindhkhedraja Buldhana 03/06/2001
305 Bhagwan Haribhau Khade Umarkhed De.Raja Buldhana 23/06/2001
306 Kisanrao shevade Chikli Chikli Buldhana 26/06/2001
307 Pudlik mukundrao Mahisagar Pimpadkutha Malkapur Buldhana 15/07/2001
308 Bhiku Rewaji Korde Dagapur Buldana Buldhana 14/02/2002
309 Arun Tukaram Patole Amdapur Chikhli Buldhana 18/04/2002
310 Sriram Sawalram Thigle Katepangri Buldhana Buldhana 03/09/2002
311 Murlidhar Shankar Dobale Aalanda Malkapur Buldhana 17/09/2002
312 sahebrao Shankar Kshirsagar VithaliDhanora nandura Buldhana 26/09/2002
313 Damodar Arjun Bathe Dhadi Nandura Buldhana 29/09/2002
314 Sahebrao Auchadhrao Rendhe Tandudwadi Khamgaon Buldhana 13/10/2002
315 Vasudev Sukhdev Wagh Fulli nandura Buldhana 05/12/2002
316 Sadashiv Rameshwar Bhaltadak Satli Jalgaon Jamod Buldhana 10/12/2002
317 Shivaji Shamrao Tejankar Andhera Deulgaon Raja Buldhana 09/01/2003
318 Nanabha Rustumrao Mahaske Giroli Khurd Deulgaon Raja Buldhana 25/01/2003
319 Dattu sakharam nagre Dhogandai De.Raja Buldhana 21/03/2003
320 Sriram Yashwant Virangal Amdapur Chikhli Buldhana 22/04/2003
321 Kisan Jagdev Sardar Jalka Teli Khamgaon Buldhana 09/05/2003
322 Ganesh Bhujangrao sapkadh Karankhed Chikli Buldhana 29/05/2003
323 Kashiram Narayan Hirsat Jamodh Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 17/07/2003
324 jaganath Kisan harad Kawda Chikli Buldhana 07/09/2003
325 Namdev Pandurang Sonone Bhondada Buldana Buldhana 07/10/2003
326 Ganesh Shriram Jharekar Isoli Chikli Buldhana 05/01/2004
327 Ashok Pandurang Honale Lonwadi nandura Buldhana 09/01/2004
328 Baliram Kisan taide Topargaon Khamgaon Buldhana 11/01/2004
329 Ganesh Baburao Ingle janekal maihkar Buldhana 15/01/2004
330 Aruna Sanjay Bhosale Anjani Bu. Mehkar Buldhana 16/01/2004
331 Sanjay Sakharam Bhosale Anjani Bu. Mehkar Buldhana 16/01/2004
332 Mahadev Govinda Bele Matargaon Shegaon Buldhana 04/02/2004
333 Bharat Damodar Adve Malviheer Buldana Buldhana 29/02/2004
334 Ranganath raoji jadhav Tandodwadi Khamgaon Buldhana 14/03/2004
335 Bhagwan shankar Dhawle Sinhdkhedhraja Sindhkhedraja Buldhana 21/03/2004
336 seshrao vaman Dagdade Sersur Chikli Buldhana 21/03/2004
337 Madhukar Shankar Amrutkar Atali Khamgaon Buldhana 08/04/2004
338 Arvind vasudev bade Jahangirpur Motada Buldhana 11/04/2004
339 Maroti prahlad jatale shirajgaon.de Khamgaon Buldhana 19/04/2004
340 prahlad mahadev Gawande Sangrampur sangrampur Buldhana 20/04/2004
341 Suresh Devidas Vanare Wadora Malkapur Buldhana 26/04/2004
342 Prahlad Jagdeo Hage Sagoda sangrampur Buldhana 06/05/2004
343 Vilas dattarao deshmukh Loni Maikhar Buldhana 09/05/2004
344 Ganesh Vasudev Hingne Titada Shegaon Buldhana 16/05/2004
345 Mahadev Gyandev Nikam kelwadh Chikli Buldhana 09/06/2004
346 Vijay sampat Modhmadi sakhkhedi Sindhkhedraja Buldhana 15/07/2004
347 Arjun Dharma Rathod Morwadi Kali Buldhana 17/07/2004
348 Bhagwan Bhikaji Bhusari Barlinga Sindhkhedraja Buldhana 17/07/2004
349 Gyaneshwar Dinkar Vyawhare sawdamarotha Mowada Buldhana 17/07/2004
350 Dinkar Narayan Jagle Beral Malkapur Buldhana 18/07/2004
351 Shivaji Maroti Jhagre Somthana Chikli Buldhana 19/07/2004
352 Sunil Prabhakar Bharambe nandura Khu. nandura Buldhana 19/07/2004
353 Ganesh Pandurang Mandokar Pimpalgaon jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 20/07/2004
354 Sanjay Narhari Thore sap Buldana Buldhana 20/07/2004
355 Ukda Manwar Dahi Khamgaon Buldhana 20/07/2004
356 Bhimrao Pandu Ghaith Bibi Lonar Buldhana 21/07/2004
357 Bhagwan Kisan Githe Saramba De.Raja Buldhana 22/07/2004
358 Bhikaji bhimrao Palwe Chicholi Sindhkhedraja Buldhana 24/07/2004
359 Devidas Jagdev Thatar Shendala Maikar Buldhana 24/07/2004
360 manohar Patilbaba Choudhary Bhumrada lonar Buldhana 24/07/2004
361 Namdev Pandurang Bathe Sagoda Shegaon Buldhana 30/07/2004
362 Mukinda Purushottam Patil Bhangura Malkapur Buldhana 31/07/2004
363 Natha Vithoba Laadh Khaparkheda Lonar Buldhana 02/08/2004
364 Sanjay Triyambak Ghodke Shelgaon athodh Chikli Buldhana 08/08/2004
365 Dagdu Ananda Newane Hingnakaji Malkapur Buldhana 18/08/2004
366 Udhav Gyanba Lathe Isoli Chikli Buldhana 19/08/2004
367 supla Tukaram Dange Aalampur nandura Buldhana 21/08/2004
368 bhanudas Ninaji Madokar Pimpalgaon Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 27/08/2004
369 Ramdas Kashiram Kalmeghe Nandura nandura Buldhana 29/08/2004
370 Vijay Pandurang Chauthwey Nawakail Khamgaon Buldhana 30/08/2004
371 Santosh Dagdu Shyamde Ganeshpur Khamgaon Buldhana 05/09/2004
372 Shalikram Niranjan Jadhav Hingnaqazi Khamgaon Buldhana 05/09/2004
373 Gajanan Tulsiram dhule Lonikade maihkar Buldhana 07/09/2004
374 Janardhan Baburao Doiphode Singaon Jahangirai De.Raja Buldhana 07/09/2004
375 Bhagwan Bhimrao Gadge Waigaon De.Raja Buldhana 12/09/2004
376 Udhav Kashinath Kadade Takda dharaw Shegaon Buldhana 18/09/2004
377 deepak Bhikaji Gotmare Tamgaon sangrampur Buldhana 25/09/2004
378 Mohan Shalikram Rakhonde Jamudh Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 28/09/2004
379 Tulsiram Narayan Bhangade asalgaon Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 01/10/2004
380 sakharsingh Devsingh Rajput sunderkhed Buldana Buldhana 29/10/2004
381 Sardarsingh Devsingh Rajput Sunderkhed Buldhana Buldhana 29/10/2004
382 Rameshwar Chokhande Balkhed Shegaon Buldhana 30/10/2004
383 Pudlik ganpat Khawle Songaon Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 31/10/2004
384 Santosh nathamal Rathi Shegaon Shegaon Buldhana 31/10/2004
385 SudArshan Yadav Palkar sathgaon masla Buldana Buldhana 31/10/2004
386 Gulab Sukhdev Khandalkar Amthapur Chikli Buldhana 01/11/2004
387 Sukhdev Govinda Bhokre Durgbodi maikhar Buldhana 04/11/2004
388 Tulsiram Kisan Saple titwi Maihkar Buldhana 08/11/2004
389 Samadhan Ramdas Vagh 35 Devulgaon Jalgaon Ja. Buldhana 15/11/2004
390 HariBhao dagadu Mende Khandala nandura Buldhana 18/11/2004
391 Arron Namdev Wanare brahminwada Shegaon Buldhana 21/11/2004
392 Daulat sampat madokar Anchikhedekar Chikli Buldhana 21/11/2004
393 Vitangir Bhikageer Gosawi Anchikoli Chikli Buldhana 28/11/2004
394 Vishnu Giri Bhikagiri Antari Koli (Waghapur) Chikhli Buldhana 29/11/2004
395 MohanLaxman Palle ingnegawad nandura Buldhana 01/12/2004
396 Bhikaji Motiram nakhade Januna Khamgaon Buldhana 06/12/2004
397 Kailash Shivshankar suradkar Berada Chikli Buldhana 13/12/2004
398 Sureah rajarao Sambey vadnerbodhji nandura Buldhana 17/12/2004
399 babarao Vasudev gathmatte Sirsodi nandura Buldhana 19/12/2004
400 Baburao Sheshphad Chauhan Dudha Buldana Buldhana 22/12/2004
401 Vasudev Pralhad Pandhare Lakhanwada Khamgaon Buldhana 22/12/2004
402 Sheshrao Eknath Jhambre 42 barafgaon Nandura Buldhana 25/12/2004
403 Yuvraj Roopsingh Patil Gadoda Jalgaon Jamod Buldhana 25/12/2004
404 Dadarao Jagannath Kad Yadakhed Jalgaonjamudh Buldhana 28/12/2004
405 sahebrao Tukaram bahekar kinora Chikli Buldhana 31/12/2004
406 Shankar Tulsiram Vagh 37 Kajegaon Jalgaon Buldhana 11/01/2005
407 Dattatray Ramesh rane Jambhuddabha Malkapur Buldhana 24/01/2005
408 Vinod Pandhari Bodkhe Neemgaon Nandura Buldhana 13/02/2005
409 Narayan Vithoba Khadke Shindkhed Buldhana Buldhana 24/02/2005
410 Eknath Dhulu Fale Chincholi Rajura Chandrapur 16/07/2001
411 Kawdu Dhanduji Pimpare Manora Ballarpur Chandrapur 15/07/2004
412 Vasant Tulsiram Bhadekar Sonapur Sawli Chandrapur 04/08/2004
413 Santosh Rajaram Bhadane Jaitane Sakri Dhule 30/06/2003
414 Gokul Bhawla Borsi Kalambi Kalambi Shahara Dhule 21/04/2004
415 Ramchandra Rangarao Patil Sukwad Shindkheda Dhule 16/12/2004
416 Anil Bhagwan Thakre Chirne Shindkheda Dhule 26/12/2004
417 Madhav Teena Madavi vairagadh armori Gadchiroli 03/02/1999
418 Sitaram Dhadu tikle kokdi Desaiganj Gadchiroli 15/04/2003
419 Shambhu arjun Nissar Pimpalgaon Desaiganj Gadchiroli 20/07/2004
420 shankar shravan sonule Murdjha Gadchiroli Gadchiroli 20/07/2004
421 Vaman Sakharam thakre Shivni Gadchiroli Gadchiroli 26/09/2004
422 Arjun bapu buddhe Sihora desaiganj Gadchiroli 13/12/2004
423 purshottam kewalram dakhote Abhala Armori Gadchiroli 19/12/2004
424 Dajiba Jagan Bolne Itkheta Gondiya Gondiya 29/03/2003
425 Dhaniram Hirala Marai Murmade Chinchgad Gondiya 24/07/2004
426 Govind Dahiwale Arjuni More Arjuni More Gondiya 28/08/2004
427 Baburam Munjaji Kadam Wai Gokharnath Vasmat Hingoli 21/07/2004
428 Sambharao Champatrao Pole 67 Suregaon Aundha Hingoli 22/07/2004
429 Gyaneshwar Bapurao Phegde Reulgaon Wasmat Hingoli 25/07/2004
430 Shamrao Marotrao Solanke Yehlegaon Odha Nagnath Hingoli 02/08/2004
431 Shivaji Bhivaji Mohite Kodwada Sengaon Hingoli 20/08/2004
432 Bhagwanrao Sakharamji Jaybhay 55 Siddheshwar Aundha Hingoli 27/10/2004
433 Dadarao Vitthalrao Mirase Puina Kalamnuri Hingoli 06/02/2005
434 Lakshman Marotrao Ughre 60 Hivra Jatu Aundha Hingoli 08/02/2005
435 Suryabhan Munjaji Kanhale 35 Digras Kahale Hingoli Hingoli 01/03/2005
436 Raju Triyambak Dahake Neemkhedi Muktainagar Jalgaon 13/08/2001
437 Janardhan Gyandev Late Kolhadi Bodwad Jalgaon 14/09/2001
438 Saraswatibai Fakira Patil Jalchakra Bodwad Jalgaon 17/09/2001
439 Sunil Dayaram Badgujar Bodwad Bodwad Jalgaon 19/10/2001
440 Manik Bhikha Choudhari Kasoda Arandol Jalgaon 19/12/2002
441 Dagdu Goba Patil Kolpimpri Parola Jalgaon 09/06/2003
442 Prakash Suklal Patil Chichkheda Chichkheda Jalgaon 24/11/2003
443 Pundalik Yashwant Patil Korpawli Yaval Jalgaon 17/12/2003
444 Suresh Yashwant Patil 45 Vaghora Raver Jalgaon 28/01/2004
445 Sudhakar Vishwanath Patil Vitwe Rawel Jalgaon 01/02/2004
446 Anita Gajanan Patil Takarkheda Jamner Jalgaon 10/07/2004
447 Gajanan Rajaram Patil Takarkheda Jamner Jalgaon 10/07/2004
448 Raju Mango Patil Pathrad Dharangaon Jalgaon 14/07/2004
449 Gyaneshwar (Vasant Dagdu Choudhari) Ojhar Bu. Jamner Jalgaon 19/07/2004
450 Ramdas/Nandulal Nathu Patil Naigaon Yaval Jalgaon 20/07/2004
451 Ramesh Raju Patil Sawerkhed Parola Jalgaon 23/07/2004
452 Madhukar Bhagwan Patil Pipalkhed Bhandgaon Jalgaon 01/08/2004
453 Subhash Dattu Sawle Mujalwadi Rawer Jalgaon 02/08/2004
454 Prakash Kalu Patil Kanhare Parola Jalgaon 14/08/2004
455 Ramdas Bhikha Gurav Deulgaon Jamner Jalgaon 14/08/2004
456 Sanjay Eknath Patil Babhle Dharangaon Jalgaon 14/08/2004
457 Baburao Shivaji Patil Piparkhed Bhadgaon Jalgaon 19/08/2004
458 Mahadev Tulshiram Bagle Dhamangaon Muktainagar Jalgaon 19/08/2004
459 Kailash Parshuram Badgujar Pipalkhed Bhadgaon Jalgaon 25/08/2004
460 Prakash Sulfa Koli Jalod Amalner Jalgaon 31/08/2004
461 Nandu Motiram Babiskar babrud rani Pachora Jalgaon 12/09/2004
462 Jagdev Dhanu Damodar 65 Ojhar Hingne Jalgaon Jalgaon 17/12/2004
463 Umrav Ansaram Jadhav 45 Pipalgaon Jamner Jalgaon 17/12/2004
464 Hari Baliram Bharambe Neri Digar Jamner Jalgaon 24/12/2004
465 Ishwar Shankar Patil 31 Warad Khu. Dharangaon Jalgaon 07/01/2005
466 Raghunath Baliram Patil 38 Shindad Pachora Jalgaon 15/01/2005
467 Lakshman Shankar Bhutekar Navha Jalna Jalna 26/06/2002
468 Shankar Choudhari Badnapur Jalna Jalna 10/11/2002
469 Eknath Dagduba Shinde Belura Bhokardan Jalna 19/11/2002
470 Ramkisan Ganpatrao Bhandarge Du. Kalegaon Jalna Jalna 12/02/2003
471 Bhagwan Aabasaheb Dhande Jambadi Jalna Jalna 15/02/2003
472 Bapurao Baburao Aalande Widoli Mantha Jalna 16/02/2003
473 Kondiba Sahebrao Shahane Shiwajinagar Jalna Jalna 16/02/2003
474 Baburao Shankar Salve Padmawati Bhokardan Jalna 09/03/2003
475 Ganpat Supda Tambade Dagwadi Bhokardan Jalna 09/03/2003
476 Mohammad Madar Munewale Devmurti Jalna Jalna 07/05/2003
477 Janardhan Vishwanatha Shelke nandapur Jalna Jalna 07/06/2003
478 Dadarao Lakshman Sonwene Hisoda Bhokardan Jalna 29/06/2003
479 Kautik Narayan Sapkal Jalgaon (Sapkal) Bhokardan Jalna 29/06/2003
480 Ramdas Ghorpade Chandai Jafrabad Jalna 19/07/2003
481 Ravindra Dinkar marerao Badshed Bhokardan Jalna 03/09/2003
482 Ramesh Dhondiba Idhate Pangra Gadde Matha Jalna 24/11/2003
483 Suresh Sampat Borade Rangpat Partur Jalna 07/01/2004
484 Gyaneshwar Annasaheb Mule 36 Ram Murti Jalna Jalna 17/05/2004
485 Gopinath Vithoba Pawar 39 Wadi Ramasgaon Dhansagwi Jalna 09/07/2004
486 Anna Kaduba Bankar 20 Satephal Jafrabad Jalna 11/07/2004
487 Sopan Tatyarao Shinde 22 Pir Kalyan Jalna Jalna 05/08/2004
488 Premdas Mohan Jadhav 35 Gokulnagar Badnapur Jalna 19/08/2004
489 Mata Pundalik Shere Pipalgaon Bhokardan Jalna 20/08/2004
490 Bhausaheb Kisan Dambhe 48 Chandipepli Bhokardan Jalna 21/08/2004
491 Chandrakant Bhaorao Naik 48 Chapadgaon Ghansawngi Jalna 21/08/2004
492 Gotiram Murlidhar Kumte 27 Sisarwadi Jalna Jalna 24/08/2004
493 Prahlad Shivlal Jadhav 42 Govindpu Ambad Jalna 24/08/2004
494 Kedarnath Sitaram Raut 39 Kedarnath Bhokardan Jalna 25/08/2004
495 Kundalik Thote 40 Pipalgaon Th. Bhokardan Jalna 25/08/2004
496 Murlidhar 35 Ghansawangi Ghansawngi Jalna 29/08/2004
497 Ankush Rambhau Holge 38 Ubarkheda Bhokardan Jalna 02/09/2004
498 Karbhari Rambhau Veer Golapangri Jalna Jalna 04/09/2004
499 Dhanraj Balaji Badnere 45 Paradh Bu. Bhokadganj Jalna 27/10/2004
500 Subhash Pandhrinath Shete 45 Bajhar Sarkate Mantha Jalna 30/10/2004
501 Subhashrao Shete belora Mantha Jalna 30/10/2004
502 Anna Mahadev Mane 65 Basegaon Jalna Jalna 08/11/2004
503 Balu Laxman Pawar Ambad Jalna 27/02/2005
504 Gangadhar Yadavrao Honrao 32 Dhanora Ahmedpur Latur 29/05/1998
505 Rajkumar Baijnathrao Cherate 35 Salgas Latur Latur 17/01/2004
506 Sheshrao Pundalik Kadam 45 Takli Latur Latur 30/05/2004
507 Premsingh babusingh Rathod Raiputanda Ahmedpur Latur 26/07/2004
508 Madhav Nivriti Ambarwade 24 Godhala Renapur Latur 28/07/2004
509 Ganpati Raoji Aagwane Boraphal Ausa Latur 30/07/2004
510 Sharad Shivaji Puri 32 Pangaon Renapur Latur 22/08/2004
511 Govind Shankar Birajdar 55 alsur Umarga Latur 04/01/2005
512 Bhaskar Yadavrao Jadhav 40 Dhanora Nilanga Latur 15/06/2005
513 Rahul Ananda kale Dighori Nagpur Nagpur 25/11/2002
514 Mohansingh Hirasingh Jadhav Kajli Hingni Nagpur 12/12/2002
515 Gangadhar Vitthal Jhade Hattisara Savner Nagpur 15/12/2002
516 Bhagwata Bhimrao Sakhare Surban Morgaon Nagpur 18/07/2004
517 Surendra Ambadas Dadale Jalalkheda Narkhed Nagpur 20/07/2004
518 Deepak Punjabrao Satpute Wadhona Narkhed Nagpur 21/07/2004
519 Jijabai Bhaurao Rewatkar Mowad Narkhed Nagpur 22/07/2004
520 Sanjay Ajabrao Namgote Sahayog Colony Narkhed Nagpur 22/07/2004
521 Shyamrao Srawan Rewatkar Mowad Narkhed Nagpur 22/07/2004
522 Narayan Dattuji Ghote Aadsa Kalmeshwar Nagpur 06/09/2004
523 Prakash Punjabrao Dhawle Dhawlapur Kondali Nagpur 12/12/2004
524 Umesh Sadoka Jalka Bhadag Namburbar Namburbar 11/08/2004
525 Dagdu Tanka Dhangar Nagav Bhale Namburbar Namburbar 13/08/2004
526 Mangal Chatur Patil Bahane Nandurbar Namdurbar 01/06/2004
527 Namdev Shivram Baghade Lingi Kinwat Nanded 13/01/2002
528 Balwant Gopal Kamble Rui Mahur Nanded 15/04/2002
529 Yadavrao Shivrao Bhosale Lohgaon Ramteerth Nanded 21/01/2003
530 Prakash Shankarrao Jibhkate Pardi (Golar) Kinwat Nanded 19/03/2003
531 Digambar Nagorao Wadgure Nanded 30/08/2003
532 Kundan Ramdhan Chawan Both Nanded 30/08/2003
533 Dharmaji Chokhaji Yadhav Kanki Mandwi Nanded 29/12/2003
534 Pujaram Gangaram Sawle Baranjla Bhokardan Nanded 14/03/2004
535 Shankar Dajiba Chapate 65 Lahan Ardhapur Nanded 13/04/2004
536 Rajendra Thakre Lahan Nanded Nanded 15/04/2004
537 Datta Shamrao Damalwar Laji Mahur Nanded 16/06/2004
538 Datta Anandrao Bhurshe 35 Rajgarhtanda Kinwat Nanded 21/06/2004
539 Pedya Yelappa 38 Apparaopeth Kinwat Nanded 25/06/2004
540 Prahlad Namdevrao Pawde 30 Puani Nanded Nanded 23/07/2004
541 Premsingh Babu Rathod 30 Raipurtanda Kinwat Nanded 24/07/2004
542 Shivram Chandra Pawar 45 Umratanda Loha Nanded 24/07/2004
543 Rajkumar Mohanrao Suryavanshi Chitli Loha Nanded 06/08/2004
544 Vinayak Bhujangrao Atram 40 Malkaduga Mahur Nanded 10/08/2004
545 Murli Bhatu Pawar 40 Chapla Naik Kinwat Nanded 14/08/2004
546 Tukaram Lakshman Jadhav Dongargaon Loha Nanded 18/08/2004
547 Ramrao Irwat Naikwade Panbhosi Loha Nanded 20/08/2004
548 Ramesh Maruti Pawar 30 Bamni Hadgaon Nanded 28/08/2004
549 Shivaji Baburao Tarke 32 Kiwla Loha Nanded 29/08/2004
550 Godaibai Parasram Jadhav Ivleshwar Mahur Nanded 01/09/2004
551 Govind Motiram Barlewad 35 Walki Kinwat Nanded 04/09/2004
552 Prakash Aabaji Kumre Umri Nanded Nanded 07/09/2004
553 Narayan Pundaji Shinde 45 Loha Loha Nanded 14/09/2004
554 Narhari Baliram Chawan 30 Paroti Tanda Kinwat Nanded 15/09/2004
555 Rajusingh Baba Pawar Panola Kinwat Nanded 16/09/2004
556 Anand Sukhdev Chawan 45 Parasram Naik Kinwat Nanded 24/09/2004
557 Chainsingh Rathod Malkagunda Mahur Nanded 25/09/2004
558 Pandit Sayanna Ghogurwad 35 Shivni Kinwat Nanded 05/10/2004
559 Shankar Lakshmi Lakhande Maljhara Hadgaon Nanded 18/10/2004
560 Ulhas Sawairam Aade Paroti Tanda Kinwat Nanded 02/11/2004
561 Bali Tukaram Harne 45 Badgaon Bu. Hadgaon Nanded 14/11/2004
562 Narsing Vitthal Desai 23 Karveli Dharmabad Nanded 23/11/2004
563 Vitthal Nogorav Pawar Pathdirkar 47 Pavanmare Himayat Nagar Nanded 23/11/2004
564 Keshav Radho Tukaram 50 Jhediguda Kinwat Nanded 01/12/2004
565 Jaywantrao Bhujangrao Makankar Benal Loha Nanded 31/12/2004
566 Narsingh Jaysingh Ulwad Umdarwadi Mukhed Nanded 20/02/2005
567 Sundar Nanasaheb Kadam 45 Dharasur Daithna Parbhani 10/01/2002
568 Nandkumar Bhajekerrao Shinde 30 Dharasur Sonpeth Parbhani 11/01/2002
569 Prakash Sampatrao Bochare 35 Kabgaon Parbhani Parbhani 11/01/2002
570 Jhanak Yadoji Shelke 26 Bhilaj Jintur Parbhani 12/01/2002
571 Vishwanath Asroba Aamle 42 Kherda Pathri Parbhani 18/01/2002
572 Prabhakar Gangaram Jagade 38 Parbhani Parbhani 22/01/2002
573 Honaji Narayan Kanhale Parva Palam Parbhani 25/01/2002
574 Kishan Tukaram Yadav 60 Pokharni Daithna Parbhani 06/02/2002
575 Shivaji Namdev Kadam 35 Jintur Jintur Parbhani 18/02/2002
576 Kundalik Raosaheb Hawle 13 Borkini Bamni Parbhani 22/02/2002
577 Datta Dagdoba Shelke 50 Dahikhed Sonpeth Parbhani 23/02/2002
578 Rajebhau Maroti Lokhande 18 Vitthalwadi Sonpeth Parbhani 24/02/2002
579 Pratap Bhagwanrao Panchal 28 Surpimpri Daithna Parbhani 25/02/2002
580 Eknath Namdeo Fad 30 Thola Daithna Parbhani 18/03/2002
581 Sanjay Maroti Nakhate 24 Sonpeth Sonpeth Parbhani 20/03/2002
582 Prabhakar Shamrao Vadkar 40 Purna Parbhani 24/03/2002
583 Paraji Maroti Vahval 40 Khadgaon Selu Parbhani 26/03/2002
584 Prahlad Manikrao Jadhav 35 Dharasur Sonpeth Parbhani 29/03/2002
585 Natha Rathod Brahmangaon Jintur Parbhani 31/03/2002
586 Lakshman Pandurang More 55 Bhogaon Jintur Parbhani 08/04/2002
587 Balasaheb Sripati Naikwad 35 Sonpeth Sonpeth Parbhani 11/04/2002
588 Saisarav Sonba Avchar 36 Shendga Sonpeth Parbhani 16/04/2002
589 Balu Suryabhan Jadhav 22 Godgaon Sonpeth Parbhani 26/04/2002
590 Anil Suresh Jhaggavkar 25 Sonpeth Sonpeth Parbhani 27/04/2002
591 Dagdu Kanvritti Lengul 35 Manvat Manvat Parbhani 29/04/2002
592 Gopal Parasram Kadam 62 Ghoda Purna Parbhani 07/05/2002
593 Balaji Bapurao Ghatul 30 Pipalgaon Ba. Purna Parbhani 11/05/2002
594 Gyaneshwar Sheshrao Shinde 22 Bamni Bamni Parbhani 22/05/2002
595 ganesh Kisan Jadhav 23 Saikheda Bamni Parbhani 01/06/2002
596 Raibhan Bhagoji Munde 50 Angalgaon Bamni Parbhani 05/06/2002
597 Sarjerao Shamrao Salunke 55 Shirdi Sonpeth Parbhani 08/06/2002
598 Govind Mahadu Dhutmal 62 Gha. Mocha Purna Parbhani 24/06/2002
599 Datta Annarao Patil 33 Handi Bamni Parbhani 26/06/2002
600 Pramod Dashrath Kadam 22 Purna Purna Parbhani 28/06/2002
601 Bhimrao Kishanrao Singare 60 Dighul Sonpeth Parbhani 02/07/2002
602 Vijay Bandu Jadhav 25 Saikheda Bori Parbhani 26/07/2002
603 Prahlad Manikrao Sakhre 35 Hatkarwadi Manvat Parbhani 29/07/2002
604 Sitaram Rusturao Bhosle 32 Isad Gangakhed Parbhani 29/07/2002
605 Trayanbak Haribhau Mule 36 Dhamoli Sonpeth Parbhani 08/08/2002
606 Limbaji Trimbak Shiste 30 Nivli Bori Parbhani 20/08/2002
607 Tukaram Bhanudas Rode 50 Gangapimpri Sonpeth Parbhani 29/08/2002
608 Mahadev Sakharam Vadvane 22 Umra Pathri Parbhani 01/09/2002
609 Ganesh Aabasaheb Shinde 25 Varud Jintur Parbhani 11/09/2002
610 Purushottam Shivram Bharad 29 Jintur Jintur Parbhani 15/09/2002
611 Datta Lakshman Jawal 20 Pachalgaon Bamni Parbhani 25/09/2002
612 Vilas Suryabhan Punjare 55 Bhogaon Jintur Parbhani 27/09/2002
613 Prabhakar Vyankatrao Chate 30 Katneshwar Purna Parbhani 04/10/2002
614 Sudim Wamanrao Chudwikar 50 Someshwar Purna Parbhani 07/10/2002
615 Vishnu Madhukar Jiware 16 Mohadi Bamni Parbhani 15/10/2002
616 Rama Apparao Magar 30 Kasar Bori Parbhani 17/10/2002
617 Maroti Sakharam Wadwane 50 Rampuri Khu. Pathri Parbhani 23/10/2002
618 Rapamaji Holambaji Nadre 32 Hivra Bu. Purna Parbhani 23/10/2002
619 Ambadas Sadhuji Kadam 50 Parbhani Parbhani Parbhani 24/10/2002
620 Prakash Dagdoba Chaudhary 35 Warna Bori Parbhani 05/11/2002
621 Lakshman Namdevrao Shejul 45 Chikhalthana Selu Parbhani 07/11/2002
622 Sadashiv Sitaram Ugle 28 Chimurgwahan Pathri Parbhani 13/11/2002
623 Vitthal Tulsiram Chawan 45 Girgaon Bamni Parbhani 24/11/2002
624 Vaijnath Kondiba 60 Ponghadul Manvat Parbhani 25/11/2002
625 Sadashiv Kishanappa Mahajan 55 Chikhalthana Selu Parbhani 13/12/2002
626 Haribhau Marotrao Shinde 35 Shingnapur Daithna Parbhani 28/12/2002
627 Balkrishan Suryabhan Jadhav 21 Indewadi Daithna Parbhani 02/01/2003
628 Narayan Sakharam Chopade 60 Borgaon Bu. Pimpaldari Parbhani 03/01/2003
629 Balasaheb Vishwanath Ipparkar 35 Karadgaon Selu Parbhani 05/01/2003
630 Hanuman Srirang Bhorkade 16 Sola Manvat Parbhani 09/01/2003
631 Bhagwan Uttamrao Vagh 28 Pokharni Daithna Parbhani 11/01/2003
632 Dattarao Srirang Solanke 40 Waghala Pathri Parbhani 13/01/2003
633 Subhash Tukaram Rathod 25 Brahmapuri Daithna Parbhani 18/01/2003
634 Karbhari Dattarao Bochare 22 Kothala Sonpeth Parbhani 21/01/2003
635 Ashok Buvaji Kamble 25 Umri Daithna Parbhani 22/01/2003
636 Bhimrao Munjali Kamble 65 Umri Daithna Parbhani 31/01/2003
637 Bapurao Pitaji Dhongade 60 Kolha Manvat Parbhani 07/03/2003
638 Krishna Hanumankale 35 Savli Manvat Parbhani 14/03/2003
639 Shivaji Sakharam Solanke 36 Nekota Sonpeth Parbhani 19/03/2003
640 Babasaheb Vitthalrao Bhise 65 Nekota Sonpeth Parbhani 22/03/2003
641 Manohar Bapurao Gore 35 Umri Daithna Parbhani 03/04/2003
642 Masu Ram Surve 45 Wassi Bori Parbhani 06/04/2003
643 Gyanoba Uttamrao 35 Jagwada Jintur Parbhani 10/04/2003
644 Balasaheb Asaram Pawar 20 Shinde Takli Selu Parbhani 14/04/2003
645 Katal Vitthalrao Padampalle 26 Madni Parbhani Parbhani 22/04/2003
646 Baban Balasaheb Yadav 21 Kjadka Sonpeth Parbhani 23/04/2003
647 Vitthal Bapurao Chate 20 Ambarwadi Bamni Parbhani 23/04/2003
648 Eknath Nivriti Udbe 33 Mahatpuri Sonpeth Parbhani 03/05/2003
649 Gulal Khandu Jadhav 45 Pardi Lag Bori Parbhani 08/05/2003
650 Datta Rustum Murkute 35 Ilad Bori Parbhani 10/05/2003
651 Digambar Srirangarao Sable 38 Bhogaon Parbhani Parbhani 10/05/2003
652 Vishwanath Rajaram Kale 40 Dakupimpri Pathri Parbhani 14/05/2003
653 Lakshman Ganpati Pudge 35 Bhogaon Jintur Parbhani 16/05/2003
654 Shivaji Nagorao Revle 45 Nekota Sonpeth Parbhani 18/05/2003
655 Vitthal Kisan Rathod 30 Bamni Bamni Parbhani 27/05/2003
656 Hari Narayan Asroba Badad 38 Pipalgaon Gosawi Bori Parbhani 30/05/2003
657 Apparao Asroba Badad 23 Wari Bori Parbhani 06/06/2003
658 Kailash Baburao Dhole 27 Nandgaon Jintur Parbhani 13/06/2003
659 Trimbak Sakharam Rathod 25 Jamtonda Jintur Parbhani 16/06/2003
660 Sadashiv Namdeo Daund 60 Salna Parbhani Parbhani 30/06/2003
661 Chandrashekhar Uttamrao Kadam 25 Dharasur Daithna Parbhani 07/07/2003
662 Ankush Tukaram Khod 35 Thola Daithna Parbhani 08/07/2003
663 Ankush Yadavrao Shinde 33 Umri Daithna Parbhani 28/07/2003
664 Pandit Rambhau Raut 45 Dudhgaon Bori Parbhani 29/07/2003
665 Pandit Munjaji Chawan 55 Khawne Pimpri Pathri Parbhani 04/08/2003
666 Gyanoba Asroba Jorwar 25 Hatkarwadi Manvat Parbhani 15/08/2003
667 Prakash Gangadhar Jadhav 27 Katneshwar Purna Parbhani 19/08/2003
668 Rambhau Pandurang Dhumbre 70 Tidi Pipalgaon Selu Parbhani 19/08/2003
669 Baliram Kondiba Pawar 50 Mahatpuri Sonpeth Parbhani 03/09/2003
670 Shankar Munshi Rathod 50 Pada Bori Parbhani 03/09/2003
671 Balasaheb Sandipan Jagdal 30 Mangrul Manvat Parbhani 07/09/2003
672 Eknath Rambhau Bhosale 28 Muler Gangakhed Parbhani 09/09/2003
673 Gopinath Eknath Londhe 35 Kothala Sonpeth Parbhani 23/09/2003
674 Tukaram Srirang Shinde 40 Gawa Bori Parbhani 24/09/2003
675 Daulat Ganpati Wakle 35 Ambarwadi Bamni Parbhani 01/10/2003
676 Balaji Shivaji Bhendkar 30 Bhendewadi Gangakhed Parbhani 10/10/2003
677 Bhaskar Shivaji Suryavanshi 30 Khali Gangakhed Parbhani 25/10/2003
678 Mahadu Madhav Jadhav 35 Sendursena Parbhani Parbhani 26/10/2003
679 Subhash Govind Pawar 30 Dharasur Daithna Parbhani 30/10/2003
680 Gyanoba Pandhari Bhise 30 Mahasnewadi Pimpaldari Parbhani 02/11/2003
681 Sridhar Ganpatrao Sukre 70 Vadgaon Daithna Parbhani 12/11/2003
682 Marotrao Gangadhar Rao Bele 40 Ambetakali Daithna Parbhani 15/11/2003
683 Ankush Bhimrao Budhwante 35 Pipalgaon Bori Parbhani 21/11/2003
684 Aabasaheb Dattatreya Bobade 25 Surwadi Purna Parbhani 24/11/2003
685 Balasaheb Limbaji Rogade 40 Dakupimpri Pathri Parbhani 04/12/2003
686 Ranganath Munjaji Sable 45 Bhogaon Sable Parbhani Parbhani 16/12/2003
687 Balasaheb Gyanoba Kale 32 Savli Manvat Parbhani 21/01/2004
688 Mahadu Tukaram Kachhave 25 Daithna Daithna Parbhani 01/02/2004
689 Annasaheb Munjaji Survase 65 Mahatpuri Sonpeth Parbhani 07/02/2004
690 Asaram Ramkishan Aghav 35 Jam Bu. Jintur Parbhani 08/02/2004
691 Vaijnath Tukaram Nagargoje 65 Tokwadi Gangakhed Parbhani 08/02/2004
692 Rameshwar Bapurao Rasve 35 Aadgaon Daithna Parbhani 10/02/2004
693 Lakshman Dadarao Gaekwad 70 Devulgaon Gaat Selu Parbhani 13/03/2004
694 Sakharam Bapurao Jadhav 40 Dighul Sonpeth Parbhani 15/03/2004
695 Bhanudas Eknath Sangle 85 Gojegaon Jintur Parbhani 16/03/2004
696 Vilas Wamanrao Chawan 38 Pachlegaon Bori Parbhani 23/03/2004
697 Kailash Vishwanath Panchal 35 Jamb Daithna Parbhani 24/03/2004
698 Ambaji Dhondiba Chawan 55 Khawne Pimpri Pathri Parbhani 02/04/2004
699 Bhagwat Prasadrao Deshmukh 22 Mangrul Manvat Parbhani 02/04/2004
700 Digambar Gyanoba Narwade 21 Singnapur Daithna Parbhani 11/04/2004
701 Keshav Digambar Taksal 18 Borkini Bamni Parbhani 17/04/2004
702 Vijay Lakshmanrao Aanande 30 Haadgaon Pavde Selu Parbhani 20/04/2004
703 Jagannath Pandurang Jagtap 27 Pungli Jintur Parbhani 23/04/2004
704 Saheb Sambhaji Toke 45 Jamb Daithna Parbhani 29/04/2004
705 Balasaheb Ambadas Ukalkar 20 Ukalgaon Manvat Parbhani 07/05/2004
706 Damodar Siremji Dolas 52 Wadali Jintur Parbhani 09/05/2004
707 Achyut Limbaji Vagh 40 Kehal Jintur Parbhani 28/05/2004
708 Baburao Bhaurao Bachate 54 Wadgaon Gangakhed Parbhani 08/06/2004
709 Shamrao Munjaji Vaid 50 Katneshwar Purna Parbhani 11/06/2004
710 Vaijnath Uttam Sathe 32 Sonpeth Sonpeth Parbhani 12/06/2004
711 Tukaram Dhanu Chawan 32 Itoli Jintur Parbhani 14/06/2004
712 Pandurang Ramrao Pawar 30 Kothalatanda Sonpeth Parbhani 16/06/2004
713 Rama Vyankati Mahaske 40 Repa Bori Parbhani 16/06/2004
714 Bharat Devidas Vahad 18 Nandkhed Parbhani Parbhani 17/06/2004
715 Vaijnath Balaji Kotbe 25 Mankadevi Sonpeth Parbhani 24/06/2004
716 Sheikh Abdul Karim Sheikh Abdul Lalwal 42 Gaar Purna Parbhani 27/06/2004
717 Balasaheb Babanrao Jagtap Pungla Jintur Parbhani 06/07/2004
718 Maroti Kashiram More 24 Pangri Jintur Parbhani 06/07/2004
719 Ashok Bhimrao Korde 23 Chikhalthana Selu Parbhani 08/07/2004
720 Baliram Balasaheb Dhole 22 Pandhri Parbhani Parbhani 08/07/2004
721 Dagdu Tukaram Devle 35 Sawargaon Bamni Parbhani 08/07/2004
722 Asaram Vishwanath Pawar Takli Selu Parbhani 12/07/2004
723 Kondiba Pandurang Gavhane 55 Savargaon Manvat Parbhani 14/07/2004
724 Prabhakar Dagdumba Barhate 53 Manvat Manvat Parbhani 18/07/2004
725 Dilip Tukaram Chawan 32 Warhu Jintur Parbhani 19/07/2004
726 Asroba Punjaji Dhole 27 Wadali Jintur Parbhani 24/07/2004
727 Datta Shengule Mojemak Bori Parbhani 06/08/2004
728 Dattarao Raghoji Shingule 50 Mauje mak Jintur Parbhani 07/08/2004
729 Pundalik Sopanrao Pawar Khali Gangakhed Parbhani 14/08/2004
730 Srirang Ganpatrao Gore 65 Jintur Jintur Parbhani 17/08/2004
731 Madhukar Ganpati Jadhav 25 Brahmapuri Tanda Daithna Parbhani 21/08/2004
732 Karbhari Manik Khandagle 45 Rametakalli Daithna Parbhani 22/08/2004
733 Sudim Limbaji Pandharkar 30 Karavli Bori Parbhani 11/09/2004
734 Vyankati Munjaji Paul 38 Farkanda Purna Parbhani 12/09/2004
735 Angad Ramrao Khandagale Mauje Khoras Palam Parbhani 15/09/2004
736 Vitthal Kisan Londhe 32 Jununwadi Jintur Parbhani 20/09/2004
737 Madhukar Radhakishan Sangle 32 Sanglewadi Jintur Parbhani 24/09/2004
738 Munjaji Limbaji Pawar 22 Anganlagav Daithna Parbhani 26/09/2004
739 Atmaram Nivriti Shinde 53 Karanji Manvat Parbhani 05/10/2004
740 Narayan Mahadev Shewale 30 Raja Selu Parbhani 14/10/2004
741 Someshwar Lakshman 25 Sona Selu Parbhani 14/10/2004
742 Lakshman Munjaji Mane 20 Shingnapur Daithna Parbhani 15/10/2004
743 Mohan Shiva Aade 40 Yeldari Jintur Parbhani 20/10/2004
744 Maroti Sambhaji Tenge 35 Pipalgaon Daithna Parbhani 22/10/2004
745 Tukaram Tulsiram Hoge 6 Nagarjavla Manvat Parbhani 23/10/2004
746 aribhau Ragoji Agde 47 Kherda Pathri Parbhani 24/10/2004
747 Sahebrao Radhoji Kamble 40 Umri Daithna Parbhani 07/11/2004
748 Gyaneshwar Kishanrao Shinde Shahapurwadi Jintur Parbhani 14/11/2004
749 Sampati Sravan Jhakne 35 Kupta Bori Parbhani 01/12/2004
750 Gulab Sahebrao Tayaknak Takhalgavhan Pathri Parbhani 17/01/2005
751 Gyaneshwar Limbaji Pandharkar 30 Vassa Bori Parbhani 12/02/2005
752 Asroba Kisan Narwate 55 Hanvatkheda Jintur Parbhani 23/02/2005
753 Pandurang Punaji Kadam 20 Kinhola Manvat Parbhani 31-04-2004
754 Navnath Ramchandra Pawar Salap Phaltan Pune 05/08/2004
755 Pradeep Gorakh Chawan Mahagaon Satara Satara 30/07/2004
756 Tukaram (Appa Murlidhar Kumbhar) Ule Dakshin Solapur Solapur 12/09/2004
757 Ramchandra Gangaram Shinde Kajla Usmanabad Usmanabad 21/02/2002
758 Devidas Vitthal Mane 36 Nagulgaon Kalamb Usmanabad 11/06/2004
759 Laxmi Limkar 50 Andrud Bhoom Usmanabad 23/06/2004
760 Ganpati Raghunath Sarwade 65 Padoli Kalamb Usmanabad 23/07/2004
761 Ravindra Fakira Gaekwad 40 Devlali Bhum Usmanabad 30/07/2004
762 Khanderao Pandurang Medat 70 Chorakhali Kalamb Usmanabad 07/08/2004
763 Vijay Nikude Madegaon Arvi Wardha 06/12/2001
764 Namdev Morotrao Patil Hingna Selur Wardha 30/04/2002
765 Arun Devrao Labde Dhanodi Arvi Wardha 07/07/2002
766 Sanjay Kalikhnath Gosathkar Wirul Arvi Wardha 09/12/2002
767 Maruti Dhange Vijaygopal Deoli Wardha 19/12/2002
768 Mahadev Tulsiram Chopade Parsodhi karanja Wardha 24/12/2002
769 Prashant Vitthal Chaudhari Deoli Deoli Wardha 24/12/2002
770 Narayan Jhibal Chawan Palasgaon Palasgaon Deoli Wardha 07/01/2003
771 Fakirchand Ukarkudaji Sujarkar Waigaon samudrapur Wardha 19/02/2003
772 Vasudev pandurang Kharale nandgaon Hinganghat Wardha 28/02/2003
773 Taksande Gadegaon Gosawi Hiranghat Wardha 01/03/2003
774 Sahebrao Babarao Varkad parsodi arvi Wardha 04/03/2003
775 Mahadev Shankar Surve Panwadi Arvi Wardha 26/04/2003
776 Keshav govind tarashe temri (w) Arvi Wardha 20/08/2003
777 Vinayak Khushalrao dhude talegaon Arvi Wardha 10/10/2003
778 Lataru Gulabrao Gudge Chikli Samudrapur Wardha 17/10/2003
779 Balkrishna Ajalrao Sawai Jagona Hinganghat Wardha 14/12/2003
780 Bhaskar Namdev Khedkar Parsodi Arvi Wardha 25/12/2003
781 Govind Pandurang Surpam Renukapur samudrapur Wardha 11/03/2004
782 Bapurao Sitaram Bhusari Salod Sewagram Wardha 17/03/2004
783 Manoj Kisan Bhende Chincholi Wardha Wardha 18/04/2004
784 Ashok Sambhaji patil Chanki samudrapur Wardha 10/05/2004
785 Prabhakar Shyamrao Khatade Aashthi Arvi Wardha 05/07/2004
786 Satish Gyaneashwar Bhuyar Bhillur Arvi Wardha 17/07/2004
787 Sudhakar Daulat Deshmukh Chinchghat Hinganghat Wardha 20/07/2004
788 Ramchandra Uttamrao Bokade Paloti Wardha Wardha 24/07/2004
789 Dilip Kabduji Pedam Sonegaon Deoli Wardha 27/07/2004
790 Gyaneshwar Bhimrao Kalokar Belhara Aarwi Wardha 27/07/2004
791 Ramesh Champatrao Deshmukh Talegaon Wardha Wardha 27/07/2004
792 Anusaya Kamble Khadki Arvi Wardha 30/07/2004
793 Kusum Ramchandra Ghumatkar Waigaon samudrapur Wardha 05/08/2004
794 Pundlik Kabduji Kanarkar Sukhdi Arvi Wardha 05/08/2004
795 Bijay Namdevrai Helunde Waigaon Wardha Wardha 11/08/2004
796 Rajesh Shivram Girade Nara Karanja Ghagde Wardha 19/08/2004
797 Balkrishna Dadaji Shirunde Waghera Samudrapur Wardha 21/08/2004
798 Janardan Baliram Yerkar Khadki Samudrapur Wardha 21/08/2004
799 Ajay Sahebrao Bute Anandbadi Aashthi Wardha 04/09/2004
800 Datta Vitthalrao Vaid Ijhala Deoli Wardha 17/10/2004
801 Dharampal Sadashiv Tajne Dahegaon Wardha Wardha 27/11/2004
802 Maroti Yamaji Surve Lathi Mangrulpeer Washim 14/03/2001
803 Atmaram Mansingh chauhan Panchala Manora Washim 19/04/2001
804 Gulabrao Seshrao Deshmukh Yewati Resol Washim 30/04/2001
805 Raju Bagde Dhanaj Karanja Washim 01/07/2001
806 Aajabrao Amle Yawardi Karanja Washim 09/07/2001
807 Jaisingh Basram Chauhan Vittholi Manora Washim 13/07/2001
808 Sudhakar Ganapat Jadhav SomeshwarNagar Manora Washim 22/07/2001
809 Suresh Vittalrao Vitholkar Yavardi Karanja Washim 19/09/2001
810 Haribhau Laxman Survey Piprikhurd Mangrulpeer Washim 03/12/2001
811 Babarao Pundlik Wankhede Sukdi Karanja Washim 18/01/2002
812 Rahul Namdev Sringare Baldev mangrul Washim 06/06/2002
813 Sitaram Damuji Raot Ganeshpur mangrul Washim 20/08/2002
814 Kashiram dharmaji Kajde Kupta Manora Washim 16/10/2002
815 Moroti Fakira Raut Tarhada mangrul Washim 11/01/2003
816 Srikrishna Shankar Wankhede Parwa mangrul Washim 18/01/2003
817 Pandurang Sitaram Bajad Netansa Resol Washim 19/01/2003
818 Bhika Rathod Suli Malegaon Washim 27/05/2003
819 Mahadev Udyabhan Raut Naggi Mangrulpeer Washim 01/07/2003
820 Madhav Kisat Hatkar Sukdi Malegaon Washim 14/08/2003
821 Subhash Uttamrao Rokde Kinhi Karanja Washim 08/09/2003
822 Gangaram Pujaji Parande Pimpalkhuta Mangrulpeer Washim 23/09/2003
823 Sudhakar Ramchandra Kadu Khanapur Karanja Washim 07/12/2003
824 Bhagwantrao Diwanji Babne Mhasni Karanja Washim 10/03/2004
825 Panjabrao Gangaram Kadu Khanapur Karanja Washim 15/04/2004
826 Jairam Ladoji Jadhav Chotra Karanja Washim 26/04/2004
827 Gajanan Chauhan Vasantnagar Manora Washim 02/05/2004
828 Gyan Gulab chauhan Devthana Malegaon Washim 08/05/2004
829 Ramchandra Kisan dupare Bhamdevi Karanja Washim 24/06/2004
830 Prakash Udaybhan Ingole Chandai mangrul Washim 25/06/2004
831 Shivdas Vithoba Lavhale Vapti Kupti Karanja Washim 01/07/2004
832 Annapurn Rambhau Shinde Tiwdi Malegaon Washim 02/07/2004
833 Dilip Khemsingh Chauhan Aamdari Manora Washim 02/07/2004
834 Prabhakar Nathya Gajre Resol Resol Washim 04/07/2004
835 Vishram Pisaji Manwar Januna Mangrulpeer Washim 07/07/2004
836 Amar Motiram Babre Mangrulpeer Mangrulpeer Washim 08/07/2004
837 Kamal Sahebrao Gade Lonni Resol Washim 11/07/2004
838 Ajay Apparao Deshmukh Gawha Manora Washim 18/07/2004
839 Sitaram Devba Karwate Medshi Malegaon Washim 19/07/2004
840 Kashinath Uttamrao Gawande Varoli Manora Washim 24/07/2004
841 Sankar Balaji Mule Dapura Resol Washim 25/07/2004
842 Govind Kisan Kalapand Pimpala Malegaon Washim 26/07/2004
843 Vijay Kesavrao Taywade Bhuli Manora Washim 26/07/2004
844 Diwansingh Sakharam Chauhan Sawargaon Manora Washim 29/07/2004
845 Narayan Goya Lagadh Toh Washim Washim 01/08/2004
846 Raju Vitthal Ingole Kotari Mangrulpeer Washim 09/08/2004
847 Sitaram Maroti Gade Jawda Washim Washim 11/08/2004
848 Baban Seshrao Sawke Parwa Mangrulpeer Washim 14/08/2004
849 Gobra Bhika Jadhav Sewadasnagar Manora Washim 15/08/2004
850 Bhagwat Jagatrao Bhagat Bhamdevi Karanja Washim 16/08/2004
851 Anusuya Narayan Khodke Govardhan Resol Washim 24/08/2004
852 Vasanta Laxman Ambure Aamgawhaan Mangrulpeer Washim 26/08/2004
853 Sunil Maroti Ladone Yevta Karanja Washim 27/08/2004
854 Sanjay Chintaman Padghan Pimpalkhuta Mangrulpeer Washim 28/08/2004
855 Sriram Aashruji Tochar Malegaon Resol Washim 31/08/2004
856 Dilip Babarao Khandagde Kherda Karanja Washim 01/09/2004
857 Kondu Sonaji More Navli Resol Washim 15/09/2004
858 Tarachand Harlal Rahtod Januna Manora Washim 18/09/2004
859 Vinod Shivaji Rohi Yewta Resol Washim 19/09/2004
860 Ganpat Govinda Gadde Dhansal Pusad Washim 23/09/2004
861 Khadunji Jairam Gawande Vanoja Mangrulpeer Washim 08/10/2004
862 Babulal Ramsingh Rathod Dhanora Manora Washim 15/10/2004
863 Shivdas Ishwarlal Sontake Tarkhed Karanja Washim 16/10/2004
864 Mahadev Suryabhan Patil 60 Vitholi Manora Washim 18/10/2004
865 Gopal Ukanda Pawar Dapura Manora Washim 20/10/2004
866 Panjabrao Gulabrao Napte Varla Washim Washim 23/10/2004
867 Prabhu Narayan Bhawad Karkhed Manora Washim 21/11/2004
868 Baliram Parvati Borkar 42 Dodke Washim Washim 24/11/2004
869 Subhash Kisn Ingle Kolgaon Malegaon Washim 08/12/2004
870 Motiram Shivram Shinde Mershi Malegaon Washim 27/12/2004
871 Ravikant Vitthalrao Misal Aakhatwada Karanja Washim 01/01/2005
872 Shivlal Udaybhan Chauhan Suli Malegaon Washim 22/01/2005
873 Sukhdev Sonaji Lohkare Bandali Kadamb Yavatmal 25/09/2001
874 Subhashlal Surajlal Ramdhane Hiwra(Sangam) Mahagaon Yavatmal 27/09/2001
875 Gopibai Nandu Rathod Kinhee Ghatanji Yavatmal 19/10/2001
876 Neelkanth Ghanshyam Mankar Daheli Ghatanji Yavatmal 26/12/2001
877 Babusingh Banshi Jadhav Ramnagar Tanda Yavatmal Yavatmal 11/03/2002
878 Shivareddy Samawar PimpalKhuta Radegaon Yavatmal 09/04/2002
879 Rambhau Nanaji Nakat Ghanapur Darwha Yavatmal 12/05/2002
880 Bandu Jhibalaji Katkar Dahegaon Kumbha Ralegaon Yavatmal 21/06/2002
881 Eknath Marotrao Thakare Vahal Vahal Darwha Yavatmal 06/07/2002
882 Manchitrao Rambhau Dadhe Jalgaon Darwha Yavatmal 07/09/2002
883 Pundlik Ganapat Tandurwar Zari Zarijamni Yavatmal 17/09/2002
884 Padmakar Champat Kulmethe Lohara Ralegaon Yavatmal 28/10/2002
885 Bhikaji Somala Rathod Badhona Bandi Yavatmal Yavatmal 02/11/2002
886 Moreshwar Shyamrao Thakare Aakpuri Ghantli Yavatmal 05/11/2002
887 Bhimrao Bhujang Uike Roonjha Kedapur Yavatmal 12/11/2002
888 bhimrao Bithoba Tak Vai Hivri Yavatmal Yavatmal 19/11/2002
889 Vasanta Balorji Pawar Anji Ralegaon Yavatmal 29/11/2002
890 Parshuram Jamela Rathod Anantnagar Mahagaon Yavatmal 07/12/2002
891 Sadashiv Govindrao dodke Waijhola Vabhudgaon Yavatmal 14/12/2002
892 Vilas Ramlu Rangnetriwar Chalwardi Kedapur Yavatmal 27/12/2002
893 Vinod Gulabrao Thakre Tona Arni Yavatmal 27/12/2002
894 Santosh Narayan Ballewar Pandharkawda Pandarkawda Yavatmal 28/12/2002
895 Mohan Chandu Rathod Dighori Dighori Yavatmal Yavatmal 29/12/2002
896 Subhash Devrao Marathe Jhuli Kedapur Yavatmal 29/12/2002
897 Vinod Rathod Bothbodman Yavatmal Yavatmal 29/01/2003
898 Vitthal Kisanraoji Aade Murjhari (Lal) Yavatmal Yavatmal 19/02/2003
899 Deepak Prabhakarrao Deshmukh Dhamangaon Dev Dahrwa Yavatmal 26/03/2003
900 Ravindra Balakrishna harshe Ramnagar Vadgaon Yavatmal 01/04/2003
901 Sadashiv Sitaram Sonbane Nakapardi Yavatmal Yavatmal 13/04/2003
902 Haridas Namdev Gobade Pandarkawda Pandarkawda Yavatmal 20/04/2003
903 Balaji Dandane Dhanora Arni Yavatmal 01/05/2003
904 Deu Kamalya Rathod Umartha Laikhed Yavatmal 23/05/2003
905 Devidas Ganpat Urkude Jathda Injara Vadgaon Yavatmal 01/06/2003
906 Punjaram Budhaji Pohankar Bhamb (Raja) Yavatmal Yavatmal 22/06/2003
907 Gyaneshwar Keshav Gedam Ramtirthi Ralegaon Yavatmal 26/06/2003
908 Gunwantrao Gyanobaji Dehankar Chandapur Ghantji Yavatmal 20/07/2003
909 Bhaskar Bapurao Dudhe Laikhed Yavatmal Yavatmal 10/08/2003
910 Namdev Vaman Kamble Telang Takdi Pandarkawda Yavatmal 11/08/2003
911 Dadarao Devrao Jadhav Boregaon Punji Ghatanji Yavatmal 28/08/2003
912 Ramlal Gobru Rathod Kinhara Vadgaon Yavatmal 28/08/2003
913 Digambar Raghunath chaudhary Lonbehadh Yavatmal 07/10/2003
914 Dilip Ambadas Kade Ralegaon Yavatmal 07/10/2003
915 Bandu Phulaji Sabde Harshi Phophadi Yavatmal 21/10/2003
916 Vijayraoji Chauhan Malshivra Digras Yavatmal 21/10/2003
917 Hanuman Anantrao Daga Marjarda Yavatmal 25/10/2003
918 Vijay Bapurao Chuduke Bhamb Ralegaon Yavatmal 21/11/2003
919 Khemraj Kudhekar sawarla sakarkheda Yavatmal 02/12/2003
920 Kamlabai Mahadev Kagde Pathri Roonjha Yavatmal 29/12/2003
921 Kisan Thawra Rathod Lonni Ghatanji Yavatmal 31/01/2004
922 Kisan Thena Yadav Toop takli Digras Yavatmal 05/02/2004
923 Divakar Bhaskar Ombe Aashtharampur Babudhgaon Yavatmal 08/02/2004
924 Sheshrao Kisan Pawar Lonibandar Lalegaon Yavatmal 08/03/2004
925 Anandrao Lachma Atram Jhari Jamni Yavatmal 23/03/2004
926 Srawan Chawan Paras Yavatmal 30/03/2004
927 Ganesh Shankarrao Mate Bhamb (Raja) Yavatmal 09/05/2004
928 Govindrao Shamrao Turi Pandhari Yavatmal Yavatmal 26/06/2004
929 Aatmaram Shende Pada Kedapur Yavatmal 28/06/2004
930 Vijay Baliram Tunkar Aasra Arni Yavatmal 05/07/2004
931 Sadashiv Tatyaji Bhoyar Bhamarja Yavatmal Yavatmal 06/07/2004
932 Babaji Maroti Meshram Jatadh Pakha Yavatmal 09/07/2004
933 Bapji Maroti Meshram Jhatal Pakha Yavatmal 09/07/2004
934 Sitaram hari Dongre Lakh (Khind) Darhwa Yavatmal 09/07/2004
935 Ramesh Bhikaji Jadhav Kolikhurd Ghatanji Yavatmal 10/07/2004
936 Bhaurao Maroti Dandekar Karanji Road Yavatmal Yavatmal 11/07/2004
937 Rama Madhav Aatram Yelabera Yavatmal Yavatmal 11/07/2004
938 Jhitruji Sukhdev Ouike Anji Ralegaon Yavatmal 12/07/2004
939 Gajanan Mahadev Tidke Harsool Digras Yavatmal 14/07/2004
940 Premdas Ramchandra chauhan Dudhgiri Pusad Yavatmal 14/07/2004
941 Vijay Sampat Gudmali Malipeth sakarkheda Yavatmal 15/07/2004
942 Arjun Dharma Rathod Bhorwadi Kali Yavatmal 17/07/2004
943 Pravin Krishnaji Vadekar Donoda Kadamb Yavatmal 17/07/2004
944 Sudam Tukaram Mohule Sakharkheda Ghatanji Yavatmal 17/07/2004
945 Hanumanta Ganapat Gawane Phetri Digras Yavatmal 20/07/2004
946 Kawdu Bapurao Khadse Injhala Ghatanji Yavatmal 20/07/2004
947 Pandurang Namdev Dhule Lonni Arni Yavatmal 20/07/2004
948 Devrao Namdev Meshram Malked Ner Yavatmal 22/07/2004
949 Pandit Laxman Sonalwale Bakli Ner Yavatmal 22/07/2004
950 Ramchandra Ganapat Chandankhede Chinchmandal Maregaon Yavatmal 22/07/2004
951 Hansraj Vishwanath Katke Kolbai Darhwa Yavatmal 24/07/2004
952 Savita Hansraj Katke Kolbai Darhwa Yavatmal 24/07/2004
953 Shankar Nagorao Surupam Ganjri Ghatanji Yavatmal 24/07/2004
954 Ramesh Surkar Bitargaon Yavatmal Yavatmal 27/07/2004
955 Kailash Babarao Umare Arjuna Yavatmal Yavatmal 01/08/2004
956 Shobha Bhanudas Nikhar Badgaon Ralegaon Yavatmal 02/08/2004
957 Tarachand Manukdas Rathi Sawarla Yavatmal Yavatmal 02/08/2004
958 Babarao Tanba Kodekar Nagai Dahegaon Pande Yavatmal 06/08/2004
959 Bapurao Limbaji Thakare 60 Gawara Jhari Yavatmal 06/08/2004
960 Devrao Rathod Aasola Yavatmal Yavatmal 06/08/2004
961 Mersingh Goon Rathod Jeera Kedapur Yavatmal 06/08/2004
962 Pundalik Shamrao Neware Akola Ba. Akola Ba. Yavatmal 06/08/2004
963 Rukhma Laxman Pawar Shelu Arni Yavatmal 08/08/2004
964 Raju nanu Rathod Jarag Ghantji Yavatmal 10/08/2004
965 Bijaram Choudhari Wadhona Bu. Pandharkawda Yavatmal 11/08/2004
966 Kondba khiru Chawan Churmura Umerkhed Yavatmal 12/08/2004
967 Kawdu Sakharam Gaurkar Waigaon Maregaon Yavatmal 13/08/2004
968 Kisan Vasudevrao Kale Chintamani Nagar Kalamb Yavatmal 13/08/2004
969 Shamrao Rangrao Shinde Dharmoha Mahagaon Yavatmal 13/08/2004
970 Ashok Vitthalrao Dhawne Kalegaon Babulgaon Yavatmal 15/08/2004
971 Bhavrao Namdev Pawar Barad Tanda Akola Bazaar Yavatmal 17/08/2004
972 Digambar Lakshman Dhale Pahapal Pandarkawda Yavatmal 17/08/2004
973 Kisan Vitthalrao Hagwane Borosingh Yavatmal Yavatmal 18/08/2004
974 Gulabrai Kisan Aswar Latkhed Darhwa Yavatmal 19/08/2004
975 Sanjay Madhukar Sune Latkhed Darhwa Yavatmal 20/08/2004
976 Sriram Devba Manwar Kalgaon igras Yavatmal 20/08/2004
977 Nanaji Damoji Gaekwad Karegaon Runjha Yavatmal 23/08/2004
978 Amol Narayan Kale Saikheda Dharan Pandharkawda Yavatmal 29/08/2004
979 Sanjay Mahadev Sthul Kunha Dumni Aarni Yavatmal 05/09/2004
980 Vasudev Nathuji Jadhav aamdi Ghantaji Yavatmal 07/09/2004
981 Maroti Ganpatrao Phale Kalambi Yavatmal Yavatmal 09/09/2004
982 Uttam Gotmare Ulasgavhan Dhamangaon Railway Yavatmal 09/09/2004
983 Baliram Chinappa Kuratkar Shivni Yavatmal Yavatmal 13/09/2004
984 Devidas Sadashiv Junghare Raweli Ralegaon Yavatmal 17/09/2004
985 Kawdu Rajeshwar Futane Wadki Yavatmal Yavatmal 24/09/2004
986 Rupesh Sriram Baddewar Kinhi Pandharkawda Yavatmal 24/09/2004
987 Praveen Kishanrao Jagtap Akola Ba. Ghantji Yavatmal 25/09/2004
988 Srawan Tukaram Kharkar Mohda Pandharkawda Yavatmal 25/09/2004
989 Anand Sukhdev Chawan Yavatmal 29/09/2004
990 Shankar Shamrao Junhare Sawargaon Sawargaon Yavatmal 29/09/2004
991 Shamrao Venkatrao Kadu 55 Khadka Warud Yavatmal 01/10/2004
992 Sunil Ramkrishna Nehare 27 Sakhi Khurd Ralegaon Yavatmal 02/10/2004
993 Kisan Chotu Belsere 35 Tembusoda Parsapur Yavatmal 05/10/2004
994 Maroti Kondbaji Jivtode Sindhi M Margaon Yavatmal 14/10/2004
995 Devaji Premaji Savarkar Shiveli Ghantji Yavatmal 18/10/2004
996 Lakshman Lobhaji Wankhede Ijni Mahagaon Yavatmal 21/10/2004
997 Anil Sukhlal Jadhav Kinhi Kanhala Ghantaji Yavatmal 22/10/2004
998 Sanjay Namdev Thakare 30 Potgvahan Yavatmal Yavatmal 25/10/2004
999 Baliram Khuba Rathod Parsoda Aarni Yavatmal 29/10/2004
1000 Mohan Motiram Pawar Mohaijara Pusad Yavatmal 31/10/2004
1001 Jayawant Ajabrao Aade Ek Burji Ralegaon Yavatmal 25/11/2004
1002 Namdev Tulshiram Bonde Kothoda Karanji Yavatmal 28/11/2004
1003 Ramdhan Bandu Chawan Shiwni Ghantji Yavatmal 28/11/2004
1004 Suryabhan Lakhma Rathod 60 Amla Digras Yavatmal 29/11/2004
1005 Ashok Sadashiv Bhoyar Warud Jahangir Ralegaon Yavatmal 03/12/2004
1006 Ashok Barlavar 35 Selu (Brahmangaon) Anna Yavatmal 05/12/2004
1007 Ashok Digambar Barlawar Shely Brahmanwada Aarni Yavatmal 06/12/2004
1008 Anandrao Kodave Yavti Sakhre Dhatji Yavatmal 16/12/2004
1009 Vijay Narayanrao Sakherwade Mojhar Ner Yavatmal 03/01/2005
1010 Digambar Raoji Agose 55 Kali (Du) Mahagaon Yavatmal 18/01/2005
1011 Ravidas Ulhas rathod Para Pangra Ghantji Yavatmal 22/01/2005
1012 Arun Anandrao Mirase Kinhi Darhwa Yavatmal 06/02/2005
1013 Ramchandra Bapurao Devkar 65 Bothbodan Yavatmal Yavatmal 06/05/2005
1014 Parshuram Jamela Rathod Anand nagar Mahagaon 07/12/2002
1015 Khemraj Kudhekar Sawarla 02/12/2003
1016 Bahurao Sambhaji Bhendekar Shiwni Dale;pur Aasegaon 19/01/2004
1017 Kantabai Siyaram Shelekar 35 Chutiya Nandga Dhari 18/02/2004
1018 Vijay Sampat Mudmali Malipeth Sakharkheda 15/07/2004

Sources Of Information:
1. Media Reports (Dainik Deshunnati was the primary source followed by other vernacular publications)
2. Survey and verification on ground

Time for Suicides - Madhya Pradesh

2007-02-09T11:20:00.002+05:30

State: Madhya Pradesh

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Kishan Avate 35 Chhindwara 18/12/2002
2 Amarnath Mishra 42 Thopkhara Rewa 27/11/2004
3 Radhayshyam 30 Pokharbad Bhikangaon Khargone 08/02/2005
4 Kailash Sirwi 45 Surmala Goganwa Khargone 22/12/2004
5 Kallu Khan 75 Darguna Bakaswaha Chhatarpur 17/12/2004
6 Shivprasad 44 Naunagar Panna 23/12/2004
7 Ratan Singh Jamundoga Hoshangabad 26-03-2005
8 Manku Jokheda Bareilly Raisen -

Time for Suicides - Kerala

2007-02-09T11:20:00.001+05:30

Serial No. Name Age Date Village District
1 Raghavan kollappallil 05/01/2001 Irulam Wayanad
2 Bhaskaran Ayyappan 17/01/2001 Thirunelly Wayanad
3 Thomas Michael 29/01/2001 periya Wayanad
4 Chandran velayudhan 06/02/2001 Pulpally Wayanad
5 Kunhoty varkey 22/02/2001 Periya Wayanad
6 Vasu S/o Kochupappan 13/03/2001 Irulam Wayanad
7 Sudhakaran 01/04/2001 Krishnagiri Wayanad
8 Kurian Ulahannan 05/04/2001 Pulpally Wayanad
9 Rajan rarikutty 10/04/2001 Anjukunnu Wayanad
10 KuriakkoseS/o varghese 03/05/2001 Nadavayal Wayanad
11 Sreedharan Chetty 05/05/2001 Ambalavayal Wayanad
12 Johnson varkkey 16/05/2001 Sulthan battery Wayanad
13 Joseph vazhakulam 15/06/2001 Nalloornad Wayanad
14 Dasan madhavan nair 18/06/2001 Anjukunnu Wayanad
15 K.V.Ramachandran 05/07/2001 Thirunelly Wayanad
16 Sukumaran Kunjhan 26/07/2001 Pulpally Wayanad
17 Varghese Chacko 28/08/2001 Kuppady Wayanad
18 Kunjikrishnan Gopalan 14/09/2001 Pulpally Wayanad
19 Krishnankutty madhavan 17/09/2001 Thavinjal Wayanad
20 Gopi Asariparahth 18/09/2001 valad Wayanad
21 Paulosenallikkal 24/09/2001 panamaram Wayanad
22 Mary Joseph 17/10/2001 payyampally Wayanad
23 Joseph vellappallil 23/10/2001 nadavayal Wayanad
24 Yacob Chandy 27/10/2001 Anjukunnu Wayanad
25 Paulose Kuriakose 08/11/2001 Sulthan battery Wayanad
26 Raghavan s/oNarayanan 01/12/2001 Poothady Wayanad
27 Mathai chacko 07/01/2002 edavaka Wayanad
28 Chinnamma babu 09/01/2002 Kanhirangad Wayanad
29 Raman Gowri 15/01/2002 Anjukunnu Wayanad
30 Mathai pathrose 11/02/2002 Ambalavayal Wayanad
31 Pokkan Mothakkara 21/02/2002 vellamunda Wayanad
32 Chellapan 53 25/02/2002 Poothady Wayanad
33 Sukumaran parangodan 10/03/2002 Sulthan battery Wayanad
34 Varghese Chacko 18/03/2002 kidanganad Wayanad
35 Joseph Kunhepp 23/03/2002 Nadavayal Wayanad
36 Sudhakaran Moolathara 30/03/2002 padichira Wayanad
37 A.V.krishnan 31/03/2002 periya Wayanad
38 Kesavan Vilakkumoola 14/05/2002 kidanganad Wayanad
39 Joy chacko 18/06/2002 panamaram Wayanad
40 Rajan ramankutty 24/06/2002 panamaram Wayanad
41 Govindan krishnan 18/07/2002 Thimattuchal Wayanad
42 Sadanandan parankimoottil 29/07/2002 valad Wayanad
43 Nanjuchetty 04/09/2002 Thirunelly Wayanad
44 Ouseph mathew 05/10/2002 Irulam Wayanad
45 Rajappan kelan 08/10/2002 padichira Wayanad
46 Krishnanakutty 52 10/10/2002 Pulpally Wayanad
47 Varghese 37 11/10/2002 Pulpally Wayanad
48 Vijayan narayanan 20/10/2002 mananthavady Wayanad
49 Raghavan Pappan 22/10/2002 Pulpally Wayanad
50 Narayanan Chandu 11/11/2002 Periya Wayanad
51 Rajappan kappumkuchiyil 23/11/2002 valad Wayanad
52 Chacko Mathai 03/12/2002 kidanganad Wayanad
53 Jose mathai 08/12/2002 nalloornad Wayanad
54 Krishnan Kuruvachattukunnu 55 31/12/2002 kambalakkadu Wayanad
55 Anitha Babu 14/03/2003 padichira Wayanad
56 Sivan sankaran 31/03/2003 padichira Wayanad
57 Rajan madhavan 02/04/2003 padichira Wayanad
58 Rugmini Madhavan 05/04/2003 Irulam Wayanad
59 Janardhanan 10/04/2003 Cheeral Wayanad
60 Ramakrishnan Palakkolly 23/04/2003 Pulpally Wayanad
61 Suku narayanan 06/05/2003 padichira Wayanad
62 Jose Joseph 28/05/2003 Kanjirangad Wayanad
63 Mariamma Abraham 11/06/2003 Kanjirangad Wayanad
64 Jose Kunjumon 12/07/2003 Periya Wayanad
65 Biju baby 17/07/2003 Pulpally Wayanad
66 Jose david 18/07/2003 padichira Wayanad
67 Mathai mattathil 47 20/07/2003 kambalakkadu Wayanad
68 Poulose Chacko 55 28/07/2003 Padinjarathara Wayanad
69 Poulose nellattukudiyil 47 01/08/2003 Meppadi Wayanad
70 Annamala ramasamy 50 02/08/2003 meppadi Wayanad
71 Kunjumol Kuttan 05/08/2003 padichira Wayanad
72 Mathai devassia 15/08/2003 Edavaka Wayanad
73 Praveen Kumar 19/08/2003 Periya Wayanad
74 Rajesh Chacko 20/08/2003 Pulpally Wayanad
75 Kelu Achappan 09/09/2003 Periya Wayanad
76 Krishna panicker sankunni 18/09/2003 Poothady Wayanad
77 Vasu Ponnan 45 22/10/2003 kambalakkadu Wayanad
78 Ramanadhan vaduvanchal 25/10/2003 Thomattuchal Wayanad
79 Sheeba ramanadhan 25/10/2003 Thomattuchal Wayanad
80 K.N.Kunjabdulla 49 26/10/2003 kambalakkadu Wayanad
81 Ayyappan unni 31/10/2003 Padichira Wayanad
82 Thottappally Kurian 15/11/2003 Krishnagiri Wayanad
83 Devassia D 28/11/2003 Periya Wayanad
84 Ramakrishnan nair 10/12/2003 Nadavayal Wayanad
85 Thomas Thommy 08/01/2004 Nadavayal Wayanad
86 Rajappan Ayyappan 24/01/2004 poothady Wayanad
87 George 39 30/01/2004 Pulpally Wayanad
88 Nandan Parameshwaran 08/02/2004 Sulthan battery Wayanad
89 K Damodharan 45 08/02/2004 Vythiri Wayanad
90 Francis Thomas 09/02/2004 Idavaka Wayanad
91 Velayudhan Chandu 13/02/2004 Cheeral Wayanad
92 Mathew Mathen 19/02/2004 padichira Wayanad
93 Kunnumpurathu Mathew 20/02/2004 padichira Wayanad
94 Kamalasanan 08/03/2004 Irulam Wayanad
95 Sukumaran Kondarapasseril 71 12/03/2004 kambalakkadu Wayanad
96 Mariakutty V 14/03/2004 Irulam Wayanad
97 Puthiyedath Joy 18/03/2004 Noolpuzha Wayanad
98 N V Poulose 38 19/03/2004 Kanjirangad Wayanad
99 Joseph 48 19/03/2004 Sulthan battery Wayanad
100 Thankappan Kunjan 20/03/2004 nalloornad Wayanad
101 V K Vijayan 37 28/03/2004 Kalpatta Wayanad
102 P S Suresh 28 28/03/2004 Thrissileri Wayanad
103 Poolackal Chandu 52 29/03/2004 nalloornad Wayanad
104 Govindan Onakkan 31/03/2004 Krishnagiri Wayanad
105 Moosa Mohammed 50 31/03/2004 Meppadi Wayanad
106 Kundilil Joseph 04/04/2004 Poothady Wayanad
107 N C Joy 34 07/04/2004 Porunnannor Wayanad
108 Johny Lazer 16/04/2004 Periya Wayanad
109 Alunkal Joseph 18/04/2004 Thomattuchal Wayanad
110 Mani Choyi 19/04/2004 padichira Wayanad
111 Thomas baby 38 24/04/2004 Kanjirangad Wayanad
112 Ponnapan Mundakkal 25/04/2004 Poothady Wayanad
113 Joseph Phillipose 56 05/05/2004 Kalpatta Wayanad
114 Mohanan Melepurakkal 12/05/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
115 Jose Muzhichalil 12/05/2004 Pulpally Wayanad
116 Vineesh Parayilveedu 13/05/2004 Nadavayal Wayanad
117 Varghese Kunjukunju 17/05/2004 padichira Wayanad
118 Ali Ibrahim 23/05/2004 Thondarnadu Wayanad
119 Francis Madappattukunnel 43 29/05/2004 vellamunda Wayanad
120 Raman Nair Nellikara 03/06/2004 Poothady Wayanad
121 Vinu Joseph 05-Jun Thomattuchal Wayanad
122 Joseph 30 06/06/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
123 Ramadas A K 09/06/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
124 Parasseri Joseph 27/06/2004 Poothady Wayanad
125 Joy Kuthenparambil 04/07/2004 Poothady Wayanad
126 Thekkankunnel Johny 09/07/2004 padichira Wayanad
127 Elampillythodu Vasu 09/07/2004 Irulam Wayanad
128 Ramachandran Nair 52 11/07/2004 Kanjirangad Wayanad
129 Rajeev Ramankutty 15/07/2004 padichira Wayanad
130 Putheveetil Unnikrishnan 16/07/2004 Kuppady Wayanad
131 Soman Sivaraman 43 20/07/2004 Meenangadi Wayanad
132 Soman 47 20/07/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
133 Anandhan Athinilam 22/07/2004 Krishnagiri Wayanad
134 Anandan 60 22/07/2004 Meenangadi Wayanad
135 Babu Mathew 25/07/2004 Nenmeni Wayanad
136 Poulose Mathai 13/08/2004 Nenmeni Wayanad
137 Poulose 38 13/08/2004 Sulthan battery Wayanad
138 Joseph 70 18/08/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
139 Kunju Vadakkekara 24/08/2004 Poothady Wayanad
140 Kunjan 82 24/08/2004 Kelichira Wayanad
141 Elayidathu Jose 26/08/2004 Padichira Wayanad
142 Jose 55 26/08/2004 Pulpally Wayanad
143 Parichatham Madhavan 14/09/2004 padichira Wayanad
144 Danoop Madhavan 17/09/2004 padichira Wayanad
145 Sindhu Krishnan 19/09/2004 padichira Wayanad
146 Ulahannan 78 21/09/2004 Ambalavayal Wayanad
147 Mathew mathew 34 02/10/2004 Cherukattur Wayanad
148 Balakrishnan 50 03/10/2004 Meppadi Wayanad
149 Chellattu Kuttan Nair 34 14/10/2004 Anjukunnu Wayanad
150 Prasannakumar 30 10/11/2004 Kallodi Wayanad
151 Shyamala Prasannakumar 27 10/11/2004 Kallodi Wayanad
152 Shaji 35 10/11/2004 Mananthavady Wayanad
153 Prasoon 30 11/11/2004 Puthusseri Wayanad
154 Shyamala Prasoon 28 11/11/2004 Puthusseri Wayanad
155 Shaji 35 11/11/2004 Kuttungal Wayanad
156 Raju 31 14/11/2004 Mananthavady Wayanad
157 A Gangadharan 15/11/2004 Noolpuzha Wayanad
158 Kavilan Kullan 15/11/2004 Cheeral Wayanad
159 Perumal 61 15/11/2004 Meppadi Wayanad
160 P K Sasi Pottanplakkel 23/11/2004 Irulam Wayanad
161 Thekennal Kuttappan 25/11/2004 Pulpally Wayanad
162 Thadathil Khadeeja 61 29/11/2004 Thondarnadu Wayanad
163 Maniyan Velayudhan 01/12/2004 poothady Wayanad
164 Jose 56 21/12/2004 Pattanikupu Wayanad
165 Devassia 57 21/12/2004 Pulloorampara Wayanad
166 Raveendran Malieckal 29/01/2005 Pulpally Wayanad
167 George Kuruvila 42 29/01/2005 Vellamunda Wayanad
168 Devassia 48 09/02/2005 Pulpally Wayanad
169 Pappachan 70 09/02/2005 Mananthavady Wayanad
170 Vijayan kumaran poothady Wayanad
171 Kurian nedumthanath Noolpuzha Wayanad
172 Sivankutty karunakaran padichira Wayanad
173 Bineesh 24 Pulpally Wayanad
174 Philip Perikallur Wayanad
175 Manojkumar 27 Thalapuzha Wayanad
176 Muraleedhara Kurup 48 18/08/2004 Kalluvathukkal Kollam
177 Radhamani Amma 42 08/08/2004 Kottarakkara Kollam
178 Anandhavalli 50 05/04/2004 Kundara Kollam
179 Jnanayyan 65 30/10/2002 Vellarada Thiruvananthapuram
180 Dileep 44 22/09/2002 Vilappilsala Thiruvananthapuram
181 Nanappan 55 13/08/2002 Vatappara Thiruvananthapuram
182 Viswambaran Nair 58 06/06/2002 Nedumangad Thiruvananthapuram
183 Rajendran Pillai 45 28/05/2002 Vamanapuram Thiruvananthapuram
184 C Soman 55 16/09/2004 Vavvamula Thiruvananthapuram
185 J Vasantha 47 14/09/2004 Neyyatinkara Thiruvananthapuram
186 Xavier 53 15/11/2004 Vizhinjam Thiruvananthapuram
187 Kanakaraj 48 19/03/2004 Neyyattinkara Thiruvananthapuram
188 Sathyan 35 11/07/2004 Poonkulam Thiruvananthapuram
189 Sathyan 45 15/01/2003 Venniyoor Thiruvananthapuram
190 Prasannaraj 52 29/09/2004 Attingal Thiruvananthapuram
191 Reethakumari 48 29/09/2004 Attingal Thiruvananthapuram
192 Antony 48 25/11/2002 Adimaly Idukki
193 Palraj 52 30/10/2002 vagamon Idukki
194 Chudala vagamon Idukki
195 Baby 50 10/11/2004 Adimali Idukki
196 Sebastian 38 26/09/2004 Kanjikuzhi Idukki
197 Mathew 37 25/07/2004 Rajakumari Idukki
198 kuriachan 65 07/04/2004 Adimali Idukki
199 Muraleedharan nair 38 09/04/2004 Vellathooval Idukki
200 Mathan 68 03/04/2001 Mundakkayam Idukki
201 Baby chacko 46 15/04/2004 Mankulam Idukki
202 Vishwanathan 53 05/04/2004 Mattom Idukki
203 T.K.Antony 78 30/01/2005 pulinkunnu Alapuzha
204 Purushothaman 55 22/04/2004 Cheruthana Alapuzha
205 Aniyappan 35 12/07/2004 Harippad Alapuzha
206 Balan 52 30/04/2004 Mavelikkara Alapuzha
207 G Balakrishnan 58 08/12/2004 Charumoodu Alapuzha
208 Mathan 58 03/04/2004 Kanjirapally Kottayam
209 M M George 35 18/10/2001 Kollencherry Ernakulam
210 Kunjumon 44 18/07/2004 Kothamangalam Ernakulam
211 Surendran 45 22/08/2002 Madakathara Thrissur
212 Premarajan 40 08/06/2002 Vadakancherry Thrissur
213 P T Thomas 36 10/05/2002 Vadakancherry Thrissur
214 Ramakrishnan 45 06/08/2004 Puzhampallam Thrissur
215 Narayanankutty Menon 58 26/08/2004 Mala Thrissur
216 Mukundhan 36 23/08/2002 Puthukod Palakkad
217 Thankamani 27 07/08/2002 Vithanassery Palakkad
218 Ramakrishnan 43 02/08/2002 Vadakancherry Palakkad
219 Kunju 62 15/06/2002 Koduvayoor Palakkad
220 Krishnankutty 49 21/07/2002 Elapulli Palakkad
221 T C Velayudhan 60 15/10/2001 Kottayi Palakkad
222 Ramesh 23 16/10/2001 Nenmara Palakkad
223 Sudhevan 37 09/10/2004 Vadakarapathy Palakkad
224 Chandran 57 14/02/2005 Polpully Palakkad
225 Chidambara Mudaliar 55 19/10/2004 Kozhinjampara Palakkad
226 Jayapalan 45 28/03/2004 Chittoor Palakkad
227 V Chenthamara 45 04/04/2004 Nallepilli Palakkad
228 C Krishnan Elapulli Palakkad
229 C K Baby 50 Agali Palakkad
230 Radha Agali Palakkad
231 Kituchami 24 29/07/2004 Chittoor Palakkad
232 Krishnan Kupandi 58 24/06/2004 Kannadi Palakkad
233 Sivadasan K 40 28/09/2001 Kunnekatupathy Palakkad
234 Ramesh C 22 16/10/2001 Nenmara Palakkad
235 Mohammed Iqbal 30 07/02/2003 Vannamoda Palakkad
236 Raghavan 63 08/07/2004 Paruthipully Palakkad
237 Thomas 35 09/01/2005 Kannur
238 Joseph 60 12/10/2005 Marakadavu Kannur
239 Raveendran 44 25/07/2004 Manipara Kannur
240 Rajan 35 27/03/2004 Alakkod Kannur
241 Narayanan Nambiar 62 02/04/2004 Chittariparamba Kannur
242 Sasikumar 39 08/08/2004 Kottiyur Kannur
243 Prabhakaran nair 03/04/2004 Irutti Kannur
244 O Karunakaran 60 12/11/2004 Neeleswar Kasaragod
245 Babu 43 28/03/2004 Rajapuram Kasaragod
246 KrishnaPillai 55 19/03/2004 Panathady Kasaragod
247 Babu 19/03/2004 Chembuvayal Kasaragod

Sources of Information:
1. Tehsildar's records
2. Media reports
3. Poloce Department

Time for Suicides - Karnataka

2007-02-09T11:18:00.001+05:30

Sl.No Districts 1996-2000a 2000 to March 2003 April 2003 to March 2004b 01.04.04 to 22.03. 2005c Total
1 Bagalkote 406 7 5 6 424
2 Bangalore City 152 1 0 153
3 Bangalore District 1,016 8 6 1,030
4 Belgaum 699 18 32 749
5 Bellary 476 16 3 8 503
6 Bidar 157 6 5 7 175
7 Bijapur 433 3 5 8 449
8 Chamarajnagar 44 3 0 47
9 Chickmagalur 663 12 18 21 714
10 Chitradurga 770 15 42 19 846
11 Dakshina Kannada 575 5 580
12 Davangere 456 40 30 12 538
13 Dharwad 432 17 8 457
14 Gadag 72 10 2 84
15 Gulberga 191 8 6 205
16 Hassan 606 23 25 31 685
17 Haveri 249 30 14 7 300
18 Kodagu 194 2 12 208
19 Kolar 364 14 20 9 407
20 Koppal 289 9 14 13 325
21 Mandya 76 22 19 9 126
22 Mysore 233 10 12 0 255
23 Raichur 273 10 6 3 292
24 Railways 244 0 244
25 Shimoga 994 22 19 10 1,045
26 Tumkur 408 11 10 429
27 Udupi 291 2 1 294
28 Uttara Kannada 144 4 2 0 150
Others sources 321 467 788
Total 10,907 642 708 245 12,502

a. Veeresh Committee report 2002
b. Vijaya Karnataka Daily 2003-04
c. State Dept. of Agriculture

Time for Suicides - Jharkhand

2007-02-09T11:17:00.001+05:30

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Machindra Mahto 35 Tigra Tiratoli Ratu Ranchi 01-Sep-04

Time for Suicides - Haryana

2007-02-09T11:15:00.000+05:30

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Amrit Singh 53 Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
2 Mahavir Singh 45 Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
3 Baljit Singh 25 Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
4 Vijira Singh 50 Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
5 Jagdish 40 Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
6 Ramesh (Agri. Labour) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
7 Shatendra (Agri. Labour) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
8 Suresh (Agri. Labour) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
9 Gaje Singh (Agri.L.) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
10 Ramesh Singh (Agri.L.) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
11 Tarsem (Agri.L.) Amargarh Narwana Jind 1997
12 Jani 35 Lohchab Narwana Jind 1997
13 Jagmaal Singh 45 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
14 Sardar 55 Karamgarh Narwana Jind 1997
15 Subhash 30 Karamgarh Narwana Jind 1997
16 Rajkumar 40 Karamgarh Narwana Jind 1997
17 Randhir 50 Karamgarh Narwana Jind 1997
18 Bijender Shadipura Julana Jind 25sep.,2003
19 Ramniwas 36 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
20 Srujit (Brother) 40 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
21 Sukbhir (Brother) 42 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
22 Amichand 50 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
23 Mahinder (Brother) 45 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
24 Jora Singh (Brother) 38 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
25 Sukhbir (Brother) 35 Bellurkhan Narwana Jind 1997
26 Preetam Singh 50 Badhakhera Uklana Mandi Hissar 1July,2004
27 Balbir 18 Shahpur Hisar Hissar 26june,2004
28 Naresh Agroha Agroha Hissar 17sep.,2004
29 Nanhi(Mother) 65 Hasangarh Uklana Mandi Hissar 19may,2001
30 Shivcharan(son) 35 Hasangarh Uklana Mandi Hissar 19may,2001
31 Geeta(Shivcharan Daug.) 13 Hasangarh Uklana Mandi Hissar 19may,2001
32 Prem 25 Badhakhera Hissar 13april,2004
33 Ajmer Singh 30 Manohar Nagar Hissar 13april,2004
34 Krishan Kumar 25 Saatroad kalan Hissar 2feb.,2003
35 Bimla(Mother) 26 Badya Jattan Hissar 20oct.,2003
36 Kanta(Daughter) 8 Badya Jattan Hissar 20oct.,2003
37 Pala Ram 40 Kuleri Agroha Hissar 18May,2004
38 Baljit Agroha Hissar 13jan.,2004
39 Pataso(mother) 23 Kaimri Hisar Hissar 16sep.,2004
40 Nikhil(son) 1 Hissar 16sep.,2004
41 Kalu 36 Saabarwas Hissar 28may.2004
42 Tulsi(Male) 28 Dharnian Hissar 11june,2004
43 Raju(father) 26 Dhani Hansi Hissar 2003
44 Kiran (Daughter)- Given Poision by mother 4 Dhani Hissar 2003
45 Sunny(son)- Given Poision by mother Hissar 2003
46 Bhateri(mother) 22 Narnaund Hissar 7oct.,2003
47 Beero(Daughter)- Given Poison by Mother 4 Hissar 7oct.,2003
48 Jyoti(daughter)- Given Poison by Mother 8month Hissar 7oct.,2003
49 Nand Singh Jabhala Asandh Karnal 7dec.2000
50 Ishwar Premkhera Nising Karnal 22sep.,2004
51 Sahab Singh 55 Danauli Asandh Karnal 3june,2004
52 Ranvir 56 Bhupani Faridabad Faridabad 18nov.,2001
53 Omwati(mother) 32 chandpur Ballabhgarh Faridabad 19aug.,2004
54 Bobby(son) - Given Poison by Mother 9 chandpur Ballabhgarh Faridabad 19aug.,2004
55 Pinki(daughter) - Given Poison by Mother 3 chandpur Ballabhgarh Faridabad 19aug.,2004
56 Rinki(daughter) - Given Poison by Mother 3 chandpur Ballabhgarh Faridabad 19aug.,2004
57 Karamvir(husband) Kalwaka Palwal Faridabad 7july,2003
58 Ramesh Devi(wife) Kalwaka Palwal Faridabad 7july,2003
59 Sanjiv(son) Kalwaka Palwal Faridabad 7july,2003
60 Janeshwar RanaMajra Panipat Panipat 22dec.,2004
61 SumanDevi(married) 22 Rajakheri Panipat 3sep.,2002
62 Pala Dehra Samalkha Panipat 16nov.,2001
63 Narender 23 Sutana Panipat 24dec.,2004
64 Keval 60 Manana Samalkha Panipat 18sep.,2001
65 DhajjaRam 70 Siwah Panipat 6oct.,2004
66 Balwan Singh 35 Khalilapanhlapur Panipat 3oct.,2004
67 Subhash Ugrakheri Panipat 29dec.,2004
68 Bittu Noorwala Panipat 25sep.,2002
69 vinod 22 Sanaulikhurd Panipat Panipat 27sep.,2004
70 Ram Kumar 48 Nindana Maham Rohtak 7jan.,2005
71 Vimla(mother-5children) Garhisampla Sampla Rohtak 26june,2002
72 Kamlesh(married) Baniani Kalanaur Rohtak 9sep.,2001
73 Sant Kumar 22 Kansala Sampla Rohtak 20nov.,2003
74 Ranbir Basantpur Kalanaur Rohtak 15sep.,2001
75 Maya Devi Maham Rohtak 27oct.,2000
76 Santosh Ismaila Rohtak Rohtak 30jan.,2002
77 Dalbir Singh Muradpurtekna Maham Rohtak 18july.,2004
78 Sanjay 18 Madina Rohtak 2july.,2001
79 Satbir Bisaan Beri Rohtak 2july,2001
80 Bablu 25 Chulana Sampla Rohtak 14sep.,2001
81 Kuldeep 28 Balambha Maham Rohtak 9sep.,2004
82 Chanderkar(female) 62 Ajayba Maham Rohtak 20sep.,2004
83 Suresh 25 Mokhra Maham Rohtak 29june,2004
84 Bimla(Married) Bensi Maham Rohtak 14dec.,2004
85 Rajbala 45 baaland Rohtak Rohtak 13aug.,2003
86 Manju(married) Kasrenti Sampla Rohtak 20jan.,2003
87 Ramphal 30 Mayna Rohtak Rohtak 6nov.,2003
88 Anil Kumar(husband) Jerawat ki dhani Khol Rewari 3july,2003
89 Manju(wife) Jerawat ki dhani Khol Rewari 3july,2003
90 Naresh Kumar(husband) 23 Masit Jatusana Rewari 8oct.,2001
91 Kavita(wife) 21 Masit Jatusana Rewari 8oct.,2001
92 Karan Singh Budhani Rewari 18sep.,2004
93 Babulal 45 Janti Rewari 6april,2004
94 Samay Singh 30 Dharchana Bawal Rewari 17july,2004
95 Laxmi 25 Bhurawas Rasoli Rewari 17july,2004
96 Anoop 25 Mandpur Maandan Rewari 17july,2004
97 Suresh Kumar 45 Kishangarh Rewari 25july,2004
98 Ramanand 40 mamdia Ahir Rewari 25july,2004
99 Brahamparkesh 28 Manethi Rewari 2march,2004
100 Ajit Kumar 25 Mohdipur Rewari 20oct.,2003
101 Hawa Singh 21 Peethdawas Rewari 24april,2003
102 Jeet Singh 17 Autoo Sirsa 20 june.,2004
103 Hari Ram(father) 45 DhaniThakran Sirsa 9jan,2002
104 Raju(son) 18 ,, Sirsa 9jan.,2002
105 Daleep Kharipur Sirsa 28june,2002
106 Barni Ram 40 Nagauki Kharian Sirsa 27feb.,2002
107 Chhotu Ram 45 Fephana Sirsa 2feb.,2002
108 Daya Singh Panjmala Sirsa 26july,2001
109 Jaspal 27 Takhtmal ThanaKalanwali Sirsa 20june,2003
110 Jagminder 40 Rehmana Sonepat 26may,2002
111 Mahinder Singh 30 Chhatera Rai Sonepat 26sep.,2000
112 Sita (mother) Madina Gohana Sonepat 23july,2001
113 Balbir Jauli Sonepat 28july,2004
114 Naresh 40 Deepalpur Rai Sonepat 17jan.,2003
115 Sudama 27 Ridhanu Kharkhauda Sonepat 28jan.,2004
116 Manju(Mother) 30 Rajpura Ganaur Sonepat 10march,2005
117 Sapna(Daughter) - Thrown by Mother Under Train 5 Rajpura Ganaur Sonepat 10march,2005
118 Rahul - Thrown by Mother Under Train 2 Rajpura Ganaur Sonepat 10march,2005
119 Rajbir Kabirpur Rai Sonepat 13sep.,2004
120 Paramjit Singh Kurar Rai Sonepat 24jan.,2002
121 Ranbir Rai Sonepat 8aug.,2004
122 Sarojbala Khewra Rai Sonepat 6july.,2004
123 Mukesh(husband) 28 Sitawali Gohana Sonepat 26aug.,2004
124 Ramrati(wife) 25 Sitawali Gohana Sonepat 26aug.,2004
125 Tekram Mukimpur Gohana Sonepat 6sep.,2004
126 Surajmal Barauda Gohana Sonepat 27july.,2004
127 Sunita(Married) Butana Gohana Sonepat 20june,2001
128 Sateynder 23 Ganaur Sonepat 19june,2002
129 Ishwar Singh 50 Sirsarh Gohana Sonepat 27sep.,2002
130 Shakuntla(married) Murthal Rai Sonepat 6may.,2003
131 Rajesh Rai Sonepat 24april,2003
132 Rampyari Kakroi Sonepat 24april,2003
133 Dinesh Mukimpur Rai Sonepat 29may.,2003
134 LaxmiNarain Nandnaur Sonepat 21july,2003
135 Pardeep Tiharakhurd 9aug.,2003
136 Kuldeep 32 Maghanwas Mahendargarh 2july,2002
137 DayaRam(4children) Dhadhaut Mahendargarh 3oct.,2001
138 Bhudev Ratakalan Mahendargarh 5dec.,2000
139 Vidya Devi 35 Jailaph Narnaul Mahendargarh 8april.,2004
140 Umrao Singh 35 Patikara Narnaul Mahendargarh 25june,2004
141 Suman (Mother) 26 NangalSirohi Mahendargarh 10june,2002
142 Babli(Daughter) 30 Mahendargarh 10june,2002
143 Ashok Kumar 31 Buchawas Mahendargarh 9dec.,2004
144 Pawan Kumar 27 MaldaSarai Mahendargarh 7nov.,2004
145 Girwar 33 Nimbi Mahendargarh 12april,2004
146 Sher Singh DaungraAhir Mahendargarh 15feb.,2003
147 Naresh 29 Shobhapur Narnaul Mahendargarh 20may,2004
148 Ramesh 32 Begpur MandiAteli Mahendargarh 31july,2004
149 Munesh Devi(mother) 25 Baajad Mahendargarh 11oct.,2001
150 Deepak(son) - Drowened with mother 2 Mahendargarh 11oct.,2001
151 Pappu(son) - Drowened with mother 1 Mahendargarh 11oct.,2001
152 Preetam 30 DhaniMammraj Mahendargarh 11dec.,2001
153 Jaivir LowaKhurd Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 2feb.,2003
154 Mahinder 35 Kharhar Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 22dec.,2004
155 Ranbir(husband) 30 Chhuchhakwas Jhajhar Jhajhar 15sep.,2003
156 Urmila(wife) Chhuchhakwas Jhajhar Jhajhar 15sep.,2003
157 Bhola 24 Kanaunda Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 19april,2001
158 Naanha 35 Chhara Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 29jan.,2001
159 Guddi(Asha) 34 Bhaprauda Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 29jan.,2001
160 Phulwati Dhani Samian Sahalawas Jhajhar 31dec.,2001
161 Suresh Parnala Sahalawas Jhajhar 19march,2004
162 Ramesh 30 Milakhpur JhaJhar Jhajhar 21aug.,2003
163 Vinay Baamrauli Bahadurgarh Jhajhar 9dec.,2003
164 JaiBhagwan Badhsa Jhajhar Jhajhar 19feb.,2003
165 Rulia Ram Brahana Beri Jhajhar 1999
166 Trilok Singh(3children) Neelothi Bahdurgarh Beri Jhajhar may,2001
167 Purn Singh 50 Shadipur GuhlaChika Kaithal 11oct.,2004
168 Khajani(mother) 65 Karoda Kaithal 23aug.,2001
169 Raja (son) 22 Karoda Kaithal 23aug.,2001
170 Santosh(wife of Raja) 18 Karoda Kaithal 23aug.,2001
171 BhateriDevi(Agri.L) 28 Khurana road Kaithal Kaithal 28june,2003
172 Anu (Daughter) - Given Poison by mother 12 Khurana road Kaithal Kaithal 28june,2003
173 Kuldeep(son) - Given Poison by mother 10 Khurana road Kaithal Kaithal 28june,2003
174 Ashish(son) - Given Poison by mother 7 Khurana road Kaithal Kaithal 28june,2003
175 BaaluramBishnoi 60 DhbiKhurd Bhttukalan Fatehabad 23feb.,2001
176 RoshniDevi(mother) Mehuwala Bhttukalan Fatehabad 27oct.,2003
177 Pankaj Kumar(daughter) 10 Mehuwala Bhttukalan Fatehabad 27oct.,2003
178 Shalu 8 Mehuwala Bhttukalan Fatehabad 27oct.,2003
179 Dholu (son) 5 Mehuwala Bhttukalan Fatehabad 27oct.,2003
180 SitoDevi(mother) Amani Tohana Fatehabad 14april,2001
181 Subhash(husband) 38 Khabdakalan Battukalan Fatehabad 16oct.,2001
182 Rekha(wife) 30 Khabdakalan Battukalan Fatehabad 16oct.,2001
183 Mahinder Singh 35 Dhaulu Fatehabad 10july,2004
184 LaadhuRam 70 Badolanwali Fatehabad 16may,2004
185 Hawa Singh 30 Charkhi Charkhidadri Bhiwani 3oct.,2001
186 Jaiparkash Gurera Siwanimandi Bhiwani 17dec.,2001
187 Kiran(mother) 30 Umrawat Bhiwani 31aug.,2002
188 Sonu(son) 2 Umrawat Bhiwani 31aug.,2002
189 Ranvir Singh(Husband) Mandhi Hariya Badhda Bhiwani 25june,2004
190 Chanderpati(wife) Mandhi Hariya Badhda Bhiwani 25june,2004
191 Shish Ram 35 Saidpur Bhiwani 24nov.,2004
192 Phulkumar 40 Bigowa Charkhidadri Bhiwani 2004

Time for Suicides - Himachal Pradesh

2007-02-09T11:14:00.000+05:30

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Amar Singh Middle Aged Jaunta Nurpur Kangra 14/05/2001
2 Hans Raj 33 Naura (Paraur) Palampur Kangra 10/06/2001
3 Vinod Kumar 40 Paprola Baijnath Kangra 02/01/2003
4 Kanta Devi 38 Thaan Hamirpur Hamirpur 11/05/2003
5 Pt. Ramkrishan 60 Bambyar Pachhad Sirmaur 01/05/2003
6 Tara Dutt 45 Lana Meu Pachhad Sirmaur 18/12/2003
7 Mamta < 9 * Kohaariwala Nalagarh Nalagarh 14/12/2004

* The entire family attempted suicide. They were taken to a hospital where the young girl succumbed.

Time for Suicides - Gujarat

2007-02-09T11:13:00.002+05:30

S.No. Name of Farmer Age Village Block District Date
1 Maganbhai Parmar 50 Garadia Savli Vadodara 12/09/2004
2 Ranjitsinh Parmar 49 Indrapuri Savli Vadodara 12/09/2004
3 Pravina Patel 30 Sardargarh Manavadar Junagadh 23/07/2004
4 Arti Solanki 6 Tajpur Ahmedabad 15/03/2005
5 Narendra Solanki 4 Tajpur Ahmedabad 15/03/2005
6 Bharti Solanki 18 Tajpur Ahmedabad 15/03/2005

S.No. 4-6 were bludgeoned to death by the father facing financial crisis

Time for Suicides - Chhattisgarh

2007-02-09T11:13:00.001+05:30

Name of Farmer Age Village Block District
Ramgulam Suryavanshi 52 Akaltari Bilaspur Bilaspur
Shyam Bihari Soni 36 Narmadapur Mainpaat Sarguja
Kishore Kolta 28 Keshapali Pusaur Raigarh
Bhukhau alias Dukhiram 40 Tekar Sipat Bilaspur
Madhumangal Yadav 35 Dirga Patan Durg
Panchram Kenwat 40 Mohtara Kasdol Raipur

Time for Suicides - Bihar

2007-02-09T11:12:00.000+05:30

Name of Farmer Age Village Block District
Sachhidanand Chaudhury 45 Sasaram Kaimur
Child1 6 Sasaram Kaimur
Child2 12 Sasaram Kaimur
Unknown1 Suryagarh Siwan
Unknown2 Suryagarh Siwan
Unknown3 Suryagarh Siwan
Unknown4 Suryagarh Siwan
Unknown5 22 Sitamarhi
Rekha Devi Madhepura Madhepura
Darshan Choudhary 40 Badhara Lohar Badhara Bhojpur
Savita Devi 35 Badhara Lohar Badhara Bhojpur
Ashok Kumar Sah 35 Begusarai Begusarai
Kiran Devi 35 Baraypur Patna
Rafiq Alam Altaf Badi Kishanganj
Reshma Begum 17 Kishanganj Kishanganj
Subhashchandra Singh Karmalichak Patna
Raghunath Mahato Parpokhar Begumpur Patna
Hannu Mahato Mandai Outer Begumpur Patna
Sravani Mahato Mandai Outer Begumpur Patna
Shashi Ranjan Darbhanga
Sudhir Ranjan Darbhanga
(Wife of Ramayan Lohar) Dalmiya Nagar, Patthar Mohalla Rohtas
Lal Babu Choudhary 40 Saran Chhapra
Rupa Devi 25 Bad, Ghoswari Bakhtiarpur Patna
Child1 2 Bad, Ghoswari Bakhtiarpur Patna
Child2 3 Bad, Ghoswari Bakhtiarpur Patna
Majda Khatun 35 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Asgari Khatun 12 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Afsari Khatun 8 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Dulare 6 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Riaz-ul-Haq 9 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Nirale 7 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Akbari 3 Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur
Triloknath Tiwari 32 Uttari Panchayat Jale Darbhanga
Munni 26 Uttari Panchayat Jale Darbhanga
Krishan Kumar 6 Uttari Panchayat Jale Darbhanga
Parvati Kumari 4 Uttari Panchayat Jale Darbhanga
Laxmi Kumari 2 Uttari Panchayat Jale Darbhanga
Anuradha Devi Manihari Balra Ismael Muzaffarpur
Hira Singh 25 Sujatpur Madhavpur Madhubani

Time for Suicides - Assam

2007-02-09T11:11:00.000+05:30

Name of Farmer - Age - Village - Block
Akara Baruah 55 Doriagaon Kamalabari
Abdul Matalib 32 Naltali (Barghuli revenue village) Kaliabar
Maheswar Hira Saragaon Roha
Pabin Barman 65 Bhojkuchi Barama
Sarat Thakuria 70 Bhojkuchi Barama
Bhaben barman 70 Bhojkuchi Barama
Goheram Talukder 65 South Bhojkuchi Barama
Ms Susan Barman 37 Bhojkuchi Barama