Videos and pictures sent in by Citizen Journalists

Videos and pictures sent by Citizen Journalists across the country.

CJ Narender battles to get treatment at AIIMS

CJ Narender exposes how the AIIMS reportedly refused to allot the money given by the Government to the hospital for his operation.

CJ: Child labourers voice their plight

New Deli: Its been 20 years since India signed the Child Rights Convention that bans child labour and still 13 million Indian children below the age of 14 are engaged in child labour.

On the 20th anniversary of India signing the convention, some children have become citizen journalist to tell us their stories.

CJ: Man fights for justice against hospital

CJ Narendra Kumar fights for justice against a Hospital in Jodhpur, where his wife was one of the women who died after child-birth.

CJ Jagdish Sahu appeals for his missing son

New Delhi: Jagdish Sahu has turned citizen journalist to find his son Nitish Kumar who has been missing since April 7, 2011.

Jagdish Sahu works as an electrician and has been living in Maidan Garhi area of Khanpur in New Delhi since the past 20 years.

CJ: reaching out on Facebook for missing child

Mumbai: Citizen journalist Devang Mehta is searching for his nephew Karnit Shah. His five-year-old nephew has been missing for the past 10 days from our residential complex.

On April 6, Karnit was playing with his friends in our building compound after which he did not return home. He was wearing an orange t-shirt and three-fourth blue pants.

Thousands join Anna Hazare's anti-graft fight

New Delhi: Social activist Anna Hazare's hunger strike in New Delhi demanding changes in the anti-corruption Lokpal Bill entered the second day on Wednesday. The anti-corruption campaign began has now been joined by thousands of people with more than 150 people joining Hazare’s fast-unto-death at the Jantar Mantar.

Almost 5,000 people from all walks of life have gathered at Jantar Mantar to show their support for Hazare. Social activists and people in 400 cities all across India and foreign countries have come out in support of Hazare.

Anna Hazare continues fast for anti-graft law

New Delhi: Ignoring Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's appeal, veteran social activist Anna Hazare began an indefinite fast on Tuesday pressing for a more stringent anti-corruption Lokpal bill.

The call has evoked a massive response across the country with even the high profile NAC led by Sonia Gandhi in broad agreement with civil society.

Citizen Journalist exposes pilot test flaws

Mumbai: Nitin Shukla works in Canada as a flying instructor in a school. He says , "I have around 900 hours of flying time and 500 hours of instruction time under my belt. I've always wanted to come back home in India and work here. But I cannot even give a pilot test here in India though I am more than qualified for it."

The main reason is the DGCA requires pilots to be standard twelfth pass with maths and physics. That is a requirement nowhere else in the world.

CJ appeals to rescue brother stuck in Libya

Mumbai: While Indians stranded in Libya make their journey home, citizen journalist Manoj Nayyar shares the plight his brother is in, stuck in a remote area in Libya.

He has appealed to the Government of India to rescue his brother Vinod who is stuck in Libya.