This episode highlights the need for electricity in all the rural areas and thereby improving the quality of life in the families. Besides, Kalavati discloses her concern and address to solve her problems.

This episode talks on MDG 2: Achieving Universal Primary Education, which aims to ensure that all boys and girls complete a full course of primary schooling. It also closely focuses on Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) so as to make this in line with the Right to Education Act. Mr. Ashok Agarwal a renowned Advocate from Social Jurist and Ms Janaki Rajan Prof. of Jamia Millia Islamia share their views on SSA and RTE.  

This episode talks on MDG 3: Promote gender equality and empower women. This episode focuses on women's rights and its development in a sustainable manner. Empowerment can take place only when education plays major roles in women’s lives. Ms. Rajana Kumari from Centre for Social Responsibility (CSR) and Ms. Suneeta Dhar from JAGORI share their views on gender equality, women’s rights and empowerment. 

 This episodes highlights on the rise in price on essential commodities in our country due to various reasons through which women and vulnerable group suffer intensely. The government should act appropriately to ensure PDS as an alternative for all the poor people in India.

In this episode, we bring you a quick review of the United Progressive Alliance or UPA (the Indian Government 2004-09 that was elected for another term this year), focusing on its performance on some flagship programmes implemented during the previous term. Also under spotlight is the "100 Days" promise of the UPA. Experts and civil society organizations share their evaluation.

A radio program on the policy promises of the government and related civil society initiatives titled, ‘Wada Na Todo’ is being launched as part of the global mobilizations around ‘World Anti-Poverty Day’ (Oct 17th). It was aired from 1630 – 1800 hrs (IST) on AIR FM Rainbow (102.6). The program is a joint initiative of Wada Na Todo Abhiyan and One World South Asia. The first episode focuses on the promise to meet the Millennium Development Goals and the outcomes of the recently held UN MDG Summit. The title track written, sung and composed by young friends of the Abhiyan from Darjeeling is an added attraction. Do tune in to listen and share your experiences on the wide range of policy issues that will be covered!

This episodes highlights the significance and progress of Stand Up and Take Action programme in India being led by UNMC and Wada Na Todo Abhiyan. The 9-Is-Mine campaign was linked with Stand Up Event this year where government commits 6 % GDP on Education and 3 % GDP on Health which was being organized by our state partners across 15 states.

This episode highlights the process of people's appraisal initiated by Wada Na Todo Abhiyan and its partners to ensure democratic participation in the review of 11th Five Year Plan.

In one voice, we ask you - “Keep Your Promise!” The promise to allocate 6% of the GDP to public expenditure on Education, and 3% of the GDP to public expenditure on Health. Currently public expenditure on Education stands near 3% of the GDP, and public expenditure on Health is so meager – even less than 1%! We want every child of India to know, that “9% of the GDP belongs to us!”, because Health and Education is the basic right of every child, every family. And we ask for your support, your assurance that Our Future is India’s first priority!