Aravalli Family's 50-Year Struggle: Nature's Bounty vs. Deadly Power Lines

• A lone family from Kot village, Faridabad, has lived in the Aravalli forest for 50 years, relying on farming and animal husbandry.
• The Aravalli forest provides them with fertile land, cool breezes, and a protective environment, forming the core of their livelihood.
• Old, sagging electricity wires over their fields pose a constant threat, causing crop fires and fear for their safety, especially children and animals.
• Despite repeated complaints by Laki Chand, the electricity department has neglected to fix the dangerous wires or broken poles.
• The family faces frequent power outages, water shortages in summer, and limited resources, yet remains determined to stay connected to nature.

Why It Matters: Aravalli family thrives on nature's support but battles dangerous, neglected power lines for survival.