>>reporter: in bangalore, 1500 kms of plastic roads have already been laid using 5000 tons of waste. >>khan: bangalore is a very big city, metropolitan city which generates around 5000 tons of municipal solid waste and say that is about, 2% of it is about 100 tons of waste plastic is generated every day. >>reporter: fortunately attitudes towards waste are changing in india. at this apartment complex, two residents have started their own recycling scheme. the plastic is sorted into different types thenbagged up for collection >>we have 900 apartments altogether in this building and almost 80% of people are participating. >>reporter: the plastic is weighed and the apartment residents receive 6 rupees a kilo >>everybody is interested in making the money. so when you're making money out of garbage, people doit >>reporter: and it's not just apartment residents who are making money from garbage". school kids bring plastic for recycling from home. the money enables the school to buy new books and computers. >>teachers hope that by educating the children they can educate the parents; who are

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similar protests erupted in mumbai, bangalore and elsewhere, with farmers, students, lawyers and othersning in. a debate is now brewing in britain over the jail terms handed out in the wake of last week's riots. human rights groups raised new concerns today that some of the sentences are too tough-- citing the cases of two men in northwestern england. we have a report from stephen douglas of "independent television news." >> reporter: it's what didn't happen on these streets that's brought both praise and criticism. jordan blackshaw and perry sutcliffe-keenan used facebook to try to start a riot, but no one turned up except the police. they were sentenced to four years in prison. family friend elizabeth marsh but on contrast joshua moulin was released without charge. he urged people to vandalize a local shop. so are some judges being too tough? >> i think it's right we should allow the courts to make decisions about sentencing. you weren't sitting in the court, i wasn't sitting in the court. we didn't hear the evidence. they decided in that court to send a tough sentence, a tough messag

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here's what we are of two and the engineers whether it was an bangalore or tokyo they would say here's what we are doing here. one of the things that the engineers melanie talked about is a product, this browser that they were working on and so they knew they could trust me to keep my mouth shut and not pre-announce products. but knowing about a lot of things that were going on at google that were not public open up a level of trust because people can talk about something which was in public i think they came to feel that they could unburden other things and i also like to give google a lot of credit when a lot of times i would be in an interview and there would be three occasions in the room more often than not it would look over the person out in the audience can we say this? and she said go ahead and after a certain amount of time i was talking to eric wants and asked me how is it going before we went into our interview and i said it's funny. learning to play guitar at a certain point he stopped looking down where your fingers are on the court and just played the music. and that's t

here's what we are of two and the engineers whether it was an bangalore or tokyo they would say here's what we are doing here. one of the things that the engineers melanie talked about is a product, this browser that they were working on and so they knew they could trust me to keep my mouth shut and not pre-announce products. but knowing about a lot of things that were going on at google that were not public open up a level of trust because people can talk about something which was in public i think they came to feel that they could unburden other things and i also like to give google a lot of credit when a lot of times i would be in an interview and there would be three occasions in the room more often than not it would look over the person out in the audience can we say this? and she said go ahead and after a certain amount of time i was talking to eric wants and asked me how is it going before we went into our interview and i said it's funny. learning to play guitar at a certain point he stopped looking down where your fingers are on the court and just played the music. and that's t