Kindangi Village: Stone Age Lives in 5G Era, No Roads, Electricity, or Healthcare

• Kindangi village in Rajavommangi mandal, Polavaram district, Andhra Pradesh, lacks basic amenities despite the 5G era.
• 30 tribal families (130 people) live without electricity, relying on kerosene lamps; students struggle to study.
• No proper roads exist; villagers trek through forests, streams, and hills, facing severe hardships, especially during monsoons.
• Medical emergencies are critical; patients, including pregnant women, are carried for kilometers on makeshift stretchers ('doli') due to lack of ambulance access, leading to preventable deaths.
• Villagers accuse leaders of neglecting them post-elections and demand immediate provision of roads, electricity (solar/grid), and a Primary Health Center.

Why It Matters: Kindangi village highlights severe neglect of tribal areas, lacking basic infrastructure like roads, power, and healthcare.