Badesetti Village in Chhattisgarh Becomes Maoist-Free

Badesetti, a village in India, used to be controlled by Maoist rebels.

Now, it's the first village in its area to get rid of them.

The government invested money to help build new things like roads, and schools.

Villagers now use digital payments, showing they're part of a changing, developing society.

The Anganwadi center for kids has reopened.

The village now has clean water, reliable power, and a new road.

This change is a good example of how peace and development can improve lives.