Nashik: Tribal Students Risk Their Lives Crossing Kadva River For Education Amid Missing Bridge

The remote tribal hamlet of Indore-Bhangrewadi lacks a bridge over the Kadva River, forcing residents to cross dangerous waters.

Students wade through knee-deep water during monsoon, holding hands to navigate the crossing for access to education.

The 200-person hamlet is cut off from the outside world by the river, affecting education, daily activities, and patient access to hospitals.

Villagers have submitted written requests to the Gram Panchayat and Minor Irrigation Department for a safe crossing, but no action has been taken.

Villagers appeal to the Tehsildar and authorities for a bridge or alternative safe crossing to prevent life-threatening risks.