I Investigated the Cancer District of Uttar Pradesh | Bharat Ek Khoj Ep17 | Unfiltered by Samdish

Water is one of the basic factors of human survival but in the Baghpat District of western Uttar Pradesh, water has become the reason for death. People in this region have been living under a web of diseases caused by the contaminated groundwater they consume daily.

In an attempt to understand the severity of the situation, we went to one of the gravely affected villages of Baghpat called Gangnauli. Whether a person is 10 years old or 50, illnesses like Stomach infections, Bone deformities and Cancer have affected every second person in this village. From requesting clean drinking water to fighting a court case for it...the villagers have tried it all. 

Presenting Bharat Ek Khoj Ep 17: I Investigated the Cancer District of Uttar Pradesh | Unfiltered by Samdish

[Prakash_Gope_]

The more I watch Bharat - Ek Khoj, the more I feel privileged.

More power to the people.

[AmanSingh-rjpf]

Samdhish is really a great journalist. Go champ 🎉🎉❤

[Indigo]

Outstanding work man. Will never see a story like this in the mainstream media.

[harshwardhansingh]

Samdish I can never thank you enough for bringing out the pain of folks nearby my hometown. Here’s a small token. Power to the people 🙏

[guddikanojia]

Thank you for always keeping it real!! The Bharat Ek Khoj series highlights so many issues we need to fix yet the mainstream media will never show these.

[saurabhchahal]

This really brought tears in my eyes. These are the real reasons why people should vote for. It is high that we the people of India leave this religion bigotry and look into these real issues of the country.

[catcharief]

Really happy for the work you guys are doing. Keep at content like this inspite of region, state and political party.

[nimeshsaroha]

I am from Baghpat as well but working in GCC countries for last 10 years! It takes lots of guts and courage to light up this topic.. Regional politics has destroyed this lovely district.

[yatharthgupta]

Is this what “development” looks like? If this is what the government wants in the name of development then maybe we were better off being underdeveloped. Hats off to Samdish and his team for bringing this issue to the mainstream. The country needs more storytellers like you!

[RitikKumar-fnlx]

Me bhi baghpat se hi hu, kisi Patkar ko hmare yha ke itne dangerous topic pr baat krte dekh kr bhot acha lga, carry on samdish 👍

[bwhvbyq]

Do more this type of journalism 🙏this is brutal face of our country 😢 government should acknowledge this types of problems

[ashutiwari]

I really request you to do these kind of journalism. Thanks for you efforts in right direction
If we don’t know where we are how can we improve ourselves instead we have been told we are becoming vishv guru
Shame on main stream media who do not show these kind of problems of people of india.

[SpeckInTheUniverseMihirSemwal]

Years ago one man used to do a series called, Ravish Ki Report, which showed ground reality, now Samdhish is doing the same... Good to see we still have someone doing what a real journalist ought to do.

[Hope_fullyyours]

This is known as journalism. News like this must be broadcasted at the prime time to make our country aware of the real issues & challenges our nation faces.


This video made me realise that access to clean drinking water is a blessing which isn't accessible to all, even after 75 years of independence.

[sureshdewasi]

यह है असली मुद्दे जिन पर कोई नेता और पत्रकार बात नहीं करता आपको बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद सर

[akibkhan]

Samdish you are gem of a person.
Idk what should i say for you and for your journalism but i can definitely state that we are obliged to you.
You are discovering a new and unique era of journalism.
We are privileged to watch journalists like you.
More power to you.
Jai hind

[ajumarshal]

Please do more of these types of journalism. Many thanks!

[eshapolio]

Thank you for doing this work Samdish. I hope this leads to solutions. You are doing true journalism.

[ChamoliJi-UK]

यही इस देश का दुर्भाग्य है कि जिस चीज पर मीडिया को सरकार का चेहरा दिखाना चाहिए वो ही खबरें गुमशुदा है। शुक्रिया Samdish भाई लोगों की आंखें खोलने के लिए।

[pratham]

In Singapore, all the garbage is sent to a trash burning plant and the heat generated from that burning is used to power the city of Singapore. The dry ash collected from left over is used in construction projects like making pavements for roads etc. They do it the best way. We can learn a lot from our fellow asian countries.