{"id":17169,"date":"2014-12-19T11:20:40","date_gmt":"2014-12-19T11:20:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/eco123.info\/?p=17169"},"modified":"2015-04-23T12:36:25","modified_gmt":"2015-04-23T12:36:25","slug":"17169","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eco123.info\/en\/world\/17169\/","title":{"rendered":"India every day"},"content":{"rendered":"

5th Instalment<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

The Tale of Two Villages<\/h2>\n

I\u2019ve been living in India for over forty years, the last thirty of which have been in the small university town of Santiniketan, some 150 kilometres north of Calcutta. I studied there to start with, then I stayed, to translate the work of the major Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore from Bengali into German. I translated the conversations of the Hindu saint Sri Ramakrishna, as well as writing and publishing books about Hinduism and the dialogue of religions. Thirty years ago, in two tribal villages, I started setting up a different kind of development aid together with two young men from these villages. This collaboration was the subject of a recent lecture at Quinta dos Vales in Estombar near Lagoa.<\/p>\n

I was accompanied by Madan Thapa Magar, whom I had met the previous year in Nepal. I had been invited by a couple to go on a trek in the Manaslu region to the west of Kathmandu, which would lead to the little known Tsum valley. We were trekking for two weeks. We were accompanied by a team of porters and kitchen staff, as well as two mountain guides. The guide who attached himself to me was 23-year-old Madan Thapa Magar. I was impressed by his attentiveness and devotedness on the difficult path through the mountain valleys. He walked steadfastly one step behind me, warned me, helped me, waited patiently while I got my breath back, sang happy Nepali film songs and gave my efforts the positive focus and joy that I couldn\u2019t find on my own.<\/p>\n

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Seminar in our village school<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In the evenings, we got into conversation. Madan told me about his difficult life. He is the son of a poor family with many children in a mountain village in the Solukumbhu district. He went to school in the neighbouring village, but as a 15-year-old he began to earn money for the family. He worked on road and house construction to earn money for after-school coaching. Several times a year, he trekked through the famous mountain regions as a porter for tourists. You can picture it more or less like this: a boy, not yet fully grown, walking along dangerous mountain paths often at a great height, with 30 kg and more on his back. Once he fell dangerously ill. For months on end, he missed his classes. But he didn\u2019t give up, like many others, but continued at school and, at the time I met him, had just gained admission to study at university. Madan\u2019s ambitiousness and willpower were the second thing that impressed me about him. In the meantime, he has been able to give up his job as a trekking guide and is studying business in Kathmandu.<\/p>\n

I invited Madan to come to Europe with me to take part in my programme of visits and lectures that was taking me through half of Europe. I had been invited to Germany, Italy and Portugal in order to report on my work in the Indian villages. For his part, Madan was to talk about his village life in Nepal. Last May, I visited Madan\u2019s village Merangdi in Solukhumbu with him and had the chance to spend a week in the home of his large, multi-branched family. Madan had taken photos that we could show people. That was how the event at Quinta dos Vales came about.<\/p>\n

INDIA<\/h3>\n

I had decided early on that I didn\u2019t only want to work in India as a German lektor, not only to study and work as a writer, but to live as closely as possible to the local people. Living together in such a way invariably and organically leads to mutual help and support, in a way which is both possible and necessary among friends. I never became a professional aid worker, never worked in the villages for a salary but regarded my activity as the extension of the service of a friend, for pleasure.<\/p>\n

As it was important for me to establish a close, friendly relationship with the people in the villages, I radically simplified my lifestyle. I live very simply, with no television or radio, with no air-conditioning or fridge. I was built a tiny, mud-brick house in Ghosaldanga, where I spent the night when I visited the villages. In this way I feel a connection with the lives of the local people and with nature.<\/p>\n

Does social development work cost money? \u2013 No, not much. First of all, I discovered Sona Murmu, the only boy at that time in Ghosaldanga who had got as far as completing the 10th grade at school. I supported him to enable him to go to college. In return, he undertook to set up an evening school for the children in the village. That was how it began.<\/p>\n

\"Ghosaldanga
Ghosaldanga in the village with bamboo and oxen (Photo Paul Vogel)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In addition, we planted hundreds of trees year by year. That doesn\u2019t cost anything, but requires manpower and discipline. It is good training in many areas and transforms the environment more radically and more positively than any other development. The third thing was medical care, still rudimentary in those days. We took sick people to the doctor and ensured that they took their medicines. I was aware that we couldn\u2019t motivate people to participate in development work if we didn\u2019t support them at times of crisis \u2013 for example in the event of accidents and illness, births and deaths.<\/p>\n

So the work began that has gradually grown over the years and decades. We have now set up evening schools in five villages, and a daytime school with boarding houses for girls and boys. Over a hundred young people have completed their studies at the school, and there are many young men and women doing college and university courses. Medical care has been professionally organised by a German doctor and a large garden growing organic fruit and vegetables supplies our school children.<\/p>\n

NEPAL<\/h3>\n

Madan Thapa Magar moved to the capital Kathmandu five years ago because he was unable to get any further education in his village. He lived with relatives, went to school and earned his living as a mountain guide. He had learnt enough English to progress from porter to guide. When at last he was able to start his studies, he opted for studying business. Why? I asked him. \u2013 The answer was clear and simple: \u201cAfter my studies I want to earn a lot of money. I am most likely to do so with this course!\u201d<\/p>\n

Let us have a look at Madan\u2019s situation: his parents were in debt, his brothers, who didn\u2019t go to school, have low-paid jobs as a woodcutter and the owner of a small shop. For six years, the older brother was earning as a simple worker in Iran and Dubai. Many other members of Madan\u2019s Magar tribe and neighbours in the village were either employed in trekking or were working in the Gulf States and Malaysia under hard, often brutal conditions. Madan was trying to escape this vicious circle through better education, which mostly leads to better working conditions and higher salaries.<\/p>\n

He started thinking about his ambition when he got a sponsor who made it possible for him to study at university. What were this man\u2019s motives? He didn\u2019t want his money back, he simply wanted to help anonymously so that a person could have a better future, and trusted Madan not to misuse these funds. Towards the end of the first year of his studies and a few weeks before his visit to Europe, Madan told me on the phone that he wanted to become a social worker \u2013 in his village or nearby. When someone who doesn\u2019t belong to his family or his tribe does so much for him then he would like to do something for less privileged people in his area.<\/p>\n

PORTUGAL<\/h3>\n
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Madan and Martin K\u00e4mpchen<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Madan told this story for the first time in Portugal: of his wish to stay in his country, in order to \u201cdo something\u201d there. Of his attempt to swim against the tide and despite that, or maybe for that very reason, to find fulfilment. He showed photos of the journey to his village. How he set off by jeep in the early morning darkness and returned to his village along bumpy tracks in the evening. How he slept at relatives\u2019 houses and continued the journey the next morning on foot until he reached Merangdi two or three hours later. He showed photos of the everyday chores at home, in the kitchen, in the yard and the fields. For example, of two oxen pulling the plough and of his mother walking behind scattering the seed. Of cooking and the preparation of food. Of the life of his ageing grandfather, who lives with the family because no one wanted to send him to an old people\u2019s home.<\/p>\n

What do you want to be? I asked Madan during the event. \u2013 \u201cI want to do something for my family and my village. I don\u2019t know how yet but I am preparing myself for this task with my studies,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

<\/i>\n\t\t\t\nAt the Quinta dos Vales winery in Estombar – Lagoa, the story of two villages could be heard \u2013 of Ghosaldanga, where the spirit of change has already been blowing for thirty years; and of Merangdi, where a young man is preparing himself to get a similar wind blowing.
\nThank you.
\nYou can find more information at www.dorfentwicklung-indien.de Martin K\u00e4mpchen works in India as a journalist, translator and writer for the Feuilleton of the FAZ, for Ceylon Today, The Statesman and others.
\nHis books have been published by Rowohlt, Insel and Herder.\n\t\t\t<\/div><\/div>\n
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About the author<\/h3>\n\t\t\tMartin K\u00e4mpchen (65) was born at Boppard (Rhine) Germany. He studied at Vienna and Paris. His subjects were German Literature, Dramatic Art, Philosophy and French. He obtained a Ph.D. After completion of his studies Martin K\u00e4mpchen left for India in order to teach German in Calcutta. Then he studied Comparative Religion at Madras and Santiniketan (West-Bengal). After his second Ph.D. on a comparison of Ramakrishna and Francis of Assisi he remained in India as a writer, translator and journalist\n\t\t\t<\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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