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Waiting for a Culvert at Machighat in Chhindwara: People From 20 Villages Have Been Crossing the River for 70 Years, and the Rains only Worsen the Problem.
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Since independence, residents of approximately 15 to 20 villages in Machighat, Chhindwara's Junnardev region, have been demanding a bridge over the river. This demand remains unfulfilled. Due to the lack of a bridge, villagers must navigate through water and rocks. During the rainy season, the river's water level rises. During floods, traffic on this route remains severely disrupted for months. Consequently, villagers are forced to take longer a…
·Bhopal, India
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