ORISSA Indira Grama Revisited AS THE village glitters from afar and looks much different from the usual mud- and-thatch villages. With rows of small, elosely-erected brick, houses over the slightly raised ground, the village looks like a miniature cantonment It is ten months since this village, Indira Grama', was inaugurated ('Story of Indira Grama', EW, May 23, 1981). The date that was prepared for the Prime Minister's speech still stands. But there is no sign of the fruit trees, four of which were promised to each of the hundred families rehabilitated in Indira Grama. The entire nursery of coconut and banana is a dry patch now, from one end to another.