sandeep and operation asha have come up with a rather elegant sclugs to this.taking the very people who used to make patients sicker and training them and incentivizing them to actual liqueur patients like the young girl. and all of this is remarkably cheap. if you give asha just $25 that will pay for one patient's entire course of treatment. it's incredibly cheap. $25 and i can save somebody's life? >> yes. pree si precisely. incredible, but true. >> reporter: and every time a patient is cured, it's a big step to choking off a dangerous epidemic. >> dan? >> reporter: dan. she's just weeks away from being totally cured and she's looking forward to continuing school and living a long and healthy life. can i have a high five? do you know how to do that? all right. for "nightline" this is dan harris in new delhi. >> be the change, save a life, is supported in part by the bill and melinda gates foundation. for more information on how you can help, you can go to abcnews.com or saveone.net. our thanks to dan harris for that. when we come back, an all hands animal res

asha, let me ask you first of all, how did you feel about a protest that began as a peaceful protest against tuition fees and the news headlines who are watching tonight with attacks on shops on oxford street and the attack on charles and camilla, please been injured. >> we all want peace, but i think it's been completely under barto pilot the police where. i didn't have a glass of water, i didn't see anything from 12:00 until 6:00 and the only reason i could add 6:00 so i faked a panic attack. so realistically, it's not student violence. it's a reaction to the fact that we were stuck, like i don't know how we were stuck there for so long. their kids there come apparent there come a tourist who were there. >> did you see people attacking police at all? >> i thought it made, i saw a stick. i saw people not moving when they were being pushed. yeah, i mean, people retaliated. they are angry. as their futures. the brothers aren't going to be able to go to university and that's a tragedy. it's a passionate issue, so people are passionate and people might have been bit rough. but it's noth

asha, let me ask you first of all, how did you feel about a protest that began as a peaceful protest against tuition fees and the news headlines who are watching tonight with attacks on shops on oxford street and the attack on charles and camilla, please been injured. >> we all want peace, but i think it's been completely under barto pilot the police where. i didn't have a glass of water, i didn't see anything from 12:00 until 6:00 and the only reason i could add 6:00 so i faked a panic attack. so realistically, it's not student violence. it's a reaction to the fact that we were stuck, like i don't know how we were stuck there for so long. their kids there come apparent there come a tourist who were there. >> did you see people attacking police at all? >> i thought it made, i saw a stick. i saw people not moving when they were being pushed. yeah, i mean, people retaliated. they are angry. as their futures. the brothers aren't going to be able to go to university and that's a tragedy. it's a passionate issue, so people are passionate and people might have been bit rough. but it's noth