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the paper manufactured by the woman in the small workshop in assam is chiefly comprised of rhino and elephant droppings a notion that may have some turning their nose up but this done is actually ideal for making paper as entrepeneur explains from a people making point of view these are the 2 i'm the most with dung is the most fibrous they eat long grasses they have what these animals have a big digestive process so when they're fatigued for 5 hours available to us to just boy and basically get the fiber the pulp can all go on like a lot of other animals where they would they existed there would be not enough 5 available which is why we work with the fiber of these animals besides the fact that they're symbolically and functionally good from a people point of view in better too. and there's no shortage of dung in these parts the woodlands of the state of assam are home to around 2400 rhinos and at least twice that number of elephants fertile territory for an innovative concept. recycling by left excrement to make paper was in fact an idea born out of necessity . animals and people wh

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the principal at one madrassa in assam is concerned students will be disadvantaged by the new curriculum and. we stand to lose a lot the children who study at the madrassas tend to do a lot they could lose their livelihoods and employment to put in your teens the future seems to be dark. muslims have been the target of increased discrimination across india in recent years and 21000 nearly 2000000 people were excluded from the state census many of them muslims later that year a law was passed granting citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries except muslims. for those who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories u.s. democrats are pushing to impeach president donald trump inciting violence and capitol hill at least $180.00 democrats are co-sponsoring a resolution they plan to introduce it on monday with a vote possibly by wednesday sadly the persons running negative branch is a drainage unhinged dangerous president of the united states and only a number of days un

the principal at one madrassa in assam is concerned students will be disadvantaged by the new curriculum and. we stand to lose a lot the children who study at the madrassas tend to date a lot they could lose their livelihoods and employment opportunities the future seems to be dark. muslims have been the target of increased discrimination across india in recent years in 2019 nearly 2000000 people were excluded from the state census many of them muslims later that year a law was passed granting citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries except muslims. for those who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al-jazeera. madrid has experiencing its heaviest snowfall in 50 years storm filomena's killed 4 people and disrupted travel across spain but a solid balance reports no spaniards are embracing the freak weather. after tweeting 3 months of restrictions the spaniards are embracing what nature throws at them. it's kind of weird we've never seen so much snow in madrid it's like a kid stream coming into slow. storm filomena brou

the principal at one madrassa in assam is concerned students will be disadvantaged by the new curriculum and. we stand to lose a lot the children who study at the madrassas tend to lose a lot they could lose their livelihoods and employment opportunities the future seems to be dark. muslims have been the target of increased discrimination across india in recent years in 2019 nearly 2000000 people were excluded from the state census many of them muslims later that year a law was passed granting citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries except muslims. for those who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al-jazeera. at least 70 people have dry and after a ferry capsized on the congo river it happened in the city of kisangani in the north and democratic republic of congo on friday authorities said overloading is the likely cause of the accidents search and rescue efforts are still ongoing. the united nations says violence and insecurity fell in the central african republic presidential election this forced 130000 people civ

in india's eastern assam say a new bill has been passed to convert government funded islamic schools into regular schools governing b j p party says it's making education secular critics say it deliberately targets muslims the haunting reports. muslim madrassas publicly funded islamic schools offering classes in arabic and teaching the koran but here in the eastern state of the governing body it's the agenda to party or be j.p. has decided to make $614.00 of them secular science. all the important modern subjects or the subjects which are being taught in the other institutions those will be taught that is what gets this this more relation with politics or election etc it is related to the proper education in a spec people because according to the group. to their students. the state government says the schools will not close and teachers will not lose their jobs being neutral if you say that if we give. all of the koran as the subject to some institution why we should sort of like that why not of. course isn't bible are being taught in other institutions that is why to make it equal b

the paper manufactured by the woman in the small workshop in assam is chiefly comprised of rhino and elephant droppings a notion that may have some turning their nose up but this done is actually ideal for making paper as entrepeneur explains from a paper making point of view these are the 2 i'm the most with dung is the most fibrous they eat long grasses they have what these animals have a big digestive process so where you definitely for 5 is available to us to just boy and basically get the fiber the pulp can all go on like a lot of other i move where they would they existed that would be not in the 5 of you which is why we work with the fiber of the size of 5 of their symbolically and functionally good for most people. inventive. and there's no shortage of dung in these parts the woodlands of the state of our home to around 2400 rhinos and at least twice that number of for the fence fertile territory for an innovative concept. recycling by left excrement to make paper was in fact an idea born out of necessity. animals and. people who live in close proximity here the roads village

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for those who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow we are hard in al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories u.s. democrats are pushing to impeach president donald trump inciting violence and capitol hill at least $180.00 democrats a co-sponsoring a resolution they plan to introduce it on monday with a vote possibly by wednesday sadly the persons running negative branch is a drain judged unhinged dangerous president of the united states and only a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him well i gather that the 25th amendment is off the table that isn't nothing is off the table. more than 50 people are now facing charges for taking part in wednesday's storming of capitol hill in washington they include jake angele who is seen wearing horns during the siege and this man named as adam christian johnson who was photographed carrying off speaker nancy pelosi as lectern from the house of representatives many of the rises posted images on the intern

who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al jazeera.israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has just received his 2nd dose of the coronavirus vaccine he says israel his own tracks immunize. all citizens over the age of 16 by march really 20 percent of the population has already been given their 1st shots at the highest vaccination rates in the world the number of new infections is still high though and as prompt so it's a 2 week national lockdown china says it's now ready for visits by world health organization scientists investigating the origins of coup with 19 earlier this week members of the team were denied entry the last minutes they included dutch for all of you professor mary ann cooper months she spoke to al-jazeera step vasant you asked about the chilly what comes next we got a message that the visa had not been resolved so that we were asked to stay where we were. waiting for for what else what would follow so far so w.h.o. is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and there you are reschedule work has already st

threatened with going to spend the rest of one's life in a high security prison in the united states jeanne assam still have many backers who say he's been victimized by the publication of e-mails stolen from the democratic party in the us just before the 2016 presidential election cost him support from the left in his report special counsel robert miller can. polluted the documents came from russian state hackers that has caused the sounds more friends a sexual predator a narcissistic self publicist a stooge of foreign intelligence a tireless campaigner for journalism and transparency these are just some of the views of julian assange on monday a judge at london's old bailey will decide whether he can be extradited to the united states but both sides can appeal a decision that goes against them so either way today in a sand is legal struggles to set to continue or reach alan's al-jazeera london. start a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. media outlets have obtained recordings of an extraordinary hour long phone call between president donald trump and georgia's secretary of stat

for those who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al-jazeera a 3 month old baby has been discharged from a spanish hospital after recovering from cope at 19. the boy is thought to be one of the youngest victims of the virus that spent 70 days in valencia hospitals pediatric intensive care units and contracted it days off to his birth from his brother who was asymptomatic. that is could have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera more than 50 people that are facing charges for taking part in wednesday's riots in washington d.c. the u.s. intelligence community and police are appealing for help to identify more suspects the u.s. democrats meanwhile are pushing to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill 180 democrats are co-sponsoring a rose.

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know whether you were aware, a week ago it has started in four states in india — punjab, gujarat, assamricts in the entire country, so it's a huge but completely necessary exercise, to ensure that, you know, the kind of glitches, if any, are to be resolved. the plan is, byjuly 2021, at least 300 million people should be vaccinated, and in batches and in levels of priority. as in other countries i think that is what has been decided by the government of india. that front—line workers are in the highest priority at this point of time. and then after that is done the next level is going to be the elderly population plus people with comorbidities. and so on and so forth. the chinese foreign minister, wang yi, has claimed the coronavirus pandemic began in multiple parts of the world notjust in china. wuhan saw the first confirmed cases in december 2019. but china has been trying to cast doubt that it originated there. the claim that the virus had other places of origin has been repeated in china for some months, now in an interview with state media mr wang has gone further, claiming there is

don't know whether you are aware a week ago it has started in four states in india, punjab, gujarat, assamnd today it has happened in 116 districts in the entire country, so it isa districts in the entire country, so it is a huge, but completely necessary , it is a huge, but completely necessary, exercise, to ensure that the kind of glitches, if any, are to be resolved and most importantly looking at, you know, whether the cold storage systems are working or not, what is the transportation mechanism that is going to be used? where is it... how's it going to be administered? how long do you think... forgive me for interrupting, how long do you think it will take for this that seem to be rolled out amongst all the population? well, first of all i don't think all of the population needs to be vaccinated, but the plan is byjuly 2021 at least 300 million people should be vaccinated. and in batches, and in levels of priority, as in other countries, i think that is what has been decided by the government of india, to make sure that the health workers and front line workers are in the highest prio

know whether you were aware, a week ago it has started in four states in india — punjab, gujarat, assam it has happened in 116 districts in the entire country, so it's a huge but completely necessary exercise, to ensure that, you know, the kind of glitches, if any, are to be resolved. the plan is, byjuly 2021, at least 300 million people should be vaccinated, and in batches and in levels of priority. in the us — 11 republican senators say they will raise objections this week to president—elect joe biden‘s victory. they'll do it — during a congressional review of the electoral college result. it won't be enough to alter the outcome. but it could force other republicans to take a side over mr trump's claims of fraud. 0ur washington correspondent lebo diseko has more. well, it's led by senator ted cruz, and it's a group of senators and senators—elect, so they're not all senators, and what they're talking about is basically, ceremonially — this is usually a ceremonial event where the senate and the house of representatives accept the results of the electoral college vote. you'll remember in

last week, there were drills in four states, which is punjab, gujarat, assam and andhra pradesh and todayferent parts of the country. it's going to be extremely important. in the uk, we are anxious about the effectiveness and the ability to vaccinate 30 million people. india is talking about vaccinating 300 million people, in a country that is not only enormous but has some very isolated, rural communities. how is that challenge in particular going to be tackled? it is going to be very challenging and let me tell you, india is not planning to vaccinate 300 million people in one go. i think the plan is to prioritise and look at who comes in the first category, who comes in a second category and so on and so forth. the most important is to protect our health workers and front line workers and people that are in the front line, people like the police personnel, people that are coming into close contact and interaction with people. personnel at the airports, railway stations, personnel that are very vulnerable. i think those are the people that are the most, come on the priority list and shou

in the indian state of assam elephant deaths are on the rise as the animals compete for space with humans since september 6 elephants are being electrocuted by illegal fences put up by villagers but now some locals find a new way to keep crop breeding elephants off their land elizabeth random reports from new delhi the sad event is the latest to be killed in the state of our some she was electrocuted by a live wire fence put up by villages trying to keep the animals away from their homes such as with me and her family live close to where the pregnant elephant was found dead they deny erecting illegal fences but say the wild elephants wreak havoc on their lives. they destroy houses chased people destroy the fencing there was one day that we couldn't even stay here because they destroyed the house we had to flee to someone else's house. district surveys the damage to his crops if. i had a good crop and look what's happened there is a forest nearby and the elephants are creating problems every day we don't sleep at night we spend our nights in the field guarding the crop if we fall asleep in

. >> leslie, thank you, and also to assam shaikh. >> thank you. >>> and now to sue herera. >> this hour, bill de blasio says that vaccination facilities can not guarantee people lining up for a shot can be vaccinated. he 123says that the city can vaccinate 500,000 a week, but they are not getting the supply. >> we are expecting 700,000 more in the next few days and again, look at the number, because it does not give us the beginning of what we need for a week. again, we have a supply problem. >> in france, the number of covid patients in icu wards has hit the highest level since december 9th, and france's finance minister says no decision on the lockdown has been made, but tighter restrictions is going to make it difficult for the country to hit the economic growth targets. >>> here at home in colorado, those workers a at cafe are expressing thanks to a generous customer who left a $1,400 tip, 200 for each employee, and the person added a note at the bottom, covid sucks. you are up to date, melissa, and i will send it back to you. >> good samaritans out there. thank you for bringing us

threatened with going to spend the rest of one's life in a high security prison in the united states jeanne assam still have many backers who say he's been victimized by the publication of e-mails stolen from the democratic party in the u.s. just before the 2016 presidential election cost him support from the left in his report special counsel robert mueller concluded the documents came from russian state hackers that has cost a sound more friends a sexual predator a narcissistic self publicist a stooge of foreign intelligence a tireless campaigner for journalism and transparency these are just some of the views of julian assange on monday a judge at london's old bailey will decide whether he can be extradited to the united states but both sides can appeal a decision that goes against him so either way to unionise and his legal struggles are set to continue for each other and al-jazeera london. now at the old bailey in london nave i believe has arrived at the court when might we expect all the. hoping to expect a ruling within an hour to an hour and a half julian assange arrived here a little bit