I agree with Divya..we need not leave water issue just because its govt's responsibility.Provided we cna generate funds/find individuals/groups interested to finance, I think we can take up.
Thats what Prasanthi is proposing to do through NGOs coordination.So we all are kind of in sync with each other. Thanks, Chandra. --- In [email protected], "Smiling Lavender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > :) @ govt ... > > We can try approach the local municipality but as u know it is only gng to > take yrs n yrs for some action. Trying to speak loud thru media isn't > working either. And nywys.......Anikepalli is also a project whr Govt > cud've done much more, n shud, but we are trying to help right...same here I > think, if we do end up taking these kind of schools into our projects. > > Water is such a basic necessity in schools. How do kids manage without > water....beats me !! > > Lets try knocking the Govt door once. Permanentga Govt ante virakthi > puttesthundemo :) Hope we will find atleast one who thinks sensibly working > thr. > > -Divya > > > On 12/13/06, Lakshmi Prasanthi Uppalapati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > You might be right, Divya. What is the use of government then if we > > keep on doing what the government should do? Government should come at least > > with half of the amount. Water is such a basic necessity that govt. should > > take care. > > > > Anyway this is my personal feeling. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
