its early morning in west bengal it's not their district politics here is a festive affair. it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c. orthonormal congress party. and the start of the show here is the party's. she quit a prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid if you asked me what i wanted to become i never said. that i was i want to be the i want to be want to be. more throws been doing that as an elected local lawmaker for the last four years. she's now i have a seat in the national parliament there's little doubt about who's in charge here she's angry about. the former investment banker is a race site indian politics still largely a boys' club she draws curious crowds mainly women in these parts but the forty two year old who's also a national spokesperson for her party dismisses any questions about agenda and politics. as a politician. i think very few women's issues if you're fighting such basic grassroots politics that you've got a bad road it's a

as the country enters the fourth phase of its massive election we have a special report from west bengal where a leading political candidate is trying to break through the glass ceiling. the end of an era japan's emperor akihito prepares to step down from his royal duties and hand over his robe. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us indians have voted in the fourth phase of polling in the country's month long general elections voters will elect a new parliament and prime minister narendra modi from the ruling hindu b j t party is seeking a second term his main challenger is leader of the opposition congress party raul gandhi the election is the world's biggest with nine hundred million people eligible to vote they will lech five hundred forty three m.p.'s to the lower house of parliament called the lok sabha polling has been spread out across the country in seven phases today voters went to the polls across nine states this includes parts of the state of west bengal where one political party is fielding a significant number of female candidates at school. fo

myanmar there were no takers the other idea has been to relocate refugees to an island in the bay of bengal it's called bosh on char a tropical island sounds good but some humanitarian groups say it's an end habitable to the point that it can be completely submerged during high tide and then there are the cyclons as you can imagine the idea isn't popular with refugees but bangladesh says construction work is complete and the camp is ready to use. the annan plan is just one of many issues the bangladeshi government and humanitarian organizations must contend with d.w. spoke to deputy high commissioner for refugees at the un kelly clements about the relocation project we also asked her what other countries in the region can and should do to help. there's discussion now about by leather shorts to move these refugees into another island in the bay of bengal and that's just speculation or is that actually a plan when one of one of the issues and we've certainly applauded the government of bangladesh for trying to decongest you know along is the world's largest refugee camp and it's very dense an

this question know that by the dish wants to move these refugees into another island in the bay of bengal and that's just speculation or is that actually a plan one of one of the issues and we've certainly applauded the government of bangladesh for trying to decongest you know along is the world's largest refugee camp and it's very dense and so they've been looking for other options because of course bangladesh in this part of bangladesh is one of the poorest in the country and one of the forests in the world this solution obviously will take some preparation and we have had discussions with the government in terms of the technical assistance that would need to be provided first and foremost the refugees would need to know what they're going to and what their options are and it would need to be freedom of movement in terms of such a relocation but if they're able to work they're able to move there they have access to information like there are possibilities there in terms of decongestant already very dense populations within and this is something i know that is very important to the to th

the mexican municipality of guadalupe near monterey has unveiled the recaps from a rare white bengal tiger the two males and one female were born on a month ago with toy takers are a genetic genetic a variation of the better known orange bengal tigers only five thousand tigers live in the wilds out from one hundred thousand at the start of the twentieth century coaching deforestation over hunting of the big cats natural prey of in fact their numbers at least these three movie cats say. are in our mind and off the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. another cyclone has hit mozambique's a clone kind of struck with powerful winds and storm surges of up to five meters on this just six weeks after site clone each day brought death and devastation to the country. coming up in business news africa many african migrants looking for work in the middle east to get trapped into a system of bonded labor a practice that borders on slavery amnesty international has launched a campaign in lebanon to end. that story coming right out. what secrets lie behind these me. find a human curse

i believe bengal which is the land of the bengal tiger, that is where she left. these are the ways in which it becomes the narrative. >> there is another aspect to both of these cases. that you might want to talk about. these two authors use researchers now. and you are talking about the. >> we don't use researchers, we do our own dirty work. and that becomes what you're getting at, we rely on other people to become the with legwork, it can be problematic. i'm not going to get into what they did or didn't do, but you create problems with the research. and you also miss things. and when you go to an archive utility researcher that you want to get item a from the archive. good researchers will get the embryo back. but they don't what have what's in your hands. did not see that the thing next to it is like holy cow, that is important. you bring a total of the subject. into every aspect of the research. and you start missing things. and slightly we went into that, i was doing my book, and colorado. in the archives had a bunch of records and it was there. i was talkin

correspondent sonia followed a car travelled to west bengal she introduces us to a former investment banker turned politician who is now seeking reelection. and. it's early morning in lifting gone through district funded to the face of a pm. it's dominated by the ruling what to name will congress party. and the start of the show here is the parties. she. quit a prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid then you asked me what i wanted to become i never said. i was i want to be the i want to be in a position to change. my throws been doing that as an elected local lawmaker for the last four years. she's now i in the seat in the national parliament there's little doubt about who's in charge here she's angry about. the former investment banker is a race site in indian politics still largely a boys' club she goes curious crowds mainly women in these parts but the forty two year old who's also a national spokesperson for her party dismisses any questions about age

violence as mob voting at the midpoint of india's general election in west bengal state clashes broke out between supporters of prime minister narendra modi's party and the regional bloc the biggest election in the world has the biggest election the world has ever seen has been largely peaceful the fourth of seven faces the same polling stations open across nine states where women make up half the country's nine hundred million voters they are massively underground presented in politics a making up fewer than eight percent of candidates correspondent sonia follicle one of them on the campaign trail in west bengal. says. it's early morning in whistling gaunts not the district funded to the festival. it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c. alternate congress party. and the start of the show here is the party's. she quit her prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid if you asked me what i wanted to become i never said that. i was i want to be on the i want to be in

in the mexican municipality of guadalupe near monterey has unveiled three cubs from a rare white bengal tiger they all those are cute the two males and one female were born one month ago and they are genetic variation of the better known orange bengal tigers only five thousand of them are currently living in the wild down from one hundred thousand are the twentieth century poaching deforestation and over hunting of the because it's natural for a have impacted their numbers but those three huge obstacle. and reminder now the top story that we're all going for you at this hour of the authorities in mozambique are warning of a high risk for mudslides and flooding in the next twenty four hours as heavy rains from cyclonic kind of continues to drench the country the storm has claimed three lives so far. coming up after the break n.p.r. meets the liberian fisherman fighting against illegal fishing watching the news i'm called aspen and i'll be back after the top of the hour i just want to. sleep. in the. audience. eat goal africa town under stress no sense to me let me do this amen you have m

in the mexican municipality of guadalupe near monterey has unveiled three cups from a rare white bengaltiger while the two males and one female were born on a month ago rather their genetic variation of the better known orange bengal tiger is only one hundred thousand tigers live in the wild down from one hundred thousand at the start of the twentieth century. are at a reminder now of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. another cycle one has hit mozambique cycle own kind of struck with powerful winds and storm surges of up to five meters this just six weeks after psycho need a broad death and devastation to the country. coming up next after a short break eco in the op looks at natural and chemical dyes and also you can opt out of the out. of india. as the basis of. many bodies are polluted and groundwater reserves are endangered. but now there's an innovative water purification project and you can make them. and see how an environmental activist is giving new life to dozens of latest. next. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word g

in the mexican municipality of guadalupe near monterrey as unveiled three cubs from a rare white bengal tiger the sioux males and one female there they are were born one month ago white tigers are a genetic variation of the better known orange bengal tigers only five thousand of them are still surviving in the wild that's down from one hundred thousand at the start of the twentieth century. before station and over hunting of the big cats natural prey have drastically impacted their numbers at least these three will be upset. and a reminder of the top stories that we're tracking for you at this hour from the authorities in mozambique are warning of a high risk for mudslides and flooding in the next twenty four hours as heavy rains from and if continue to trench the country the storm has claimed three lives. and police in sri lanka have launched raids and made several arrests in connection with last sunday's church and hotel bombings that killed over two hundred fifty people already say the suspected ringleader died in one of the italians. watching the news i'll be back in just a few minu

and that brings us to the topic of women in politics for one political party in the state of west bengal almost half of its candidates are women forty one percent and that is the highest number from any party in this election d.w. correspondent sonia phone the car travelled to west bengal she introduces us to a former investment banker turned politician who is now seeking reelection. in. the early morning and lifting on snow district funded to the festive opinion. it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c. to him will congress party. and the start of the show here is the party's. she quit her prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid if you asked me what i wanted to become the i never said. i was i want to be the i want to be in a position to change. my clothes been doing that as an elected local lawmaker for the last four years. she's now in the seat in the national parliament there's little doubt about who's in charge here she's angry about a change in the route the

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mohamed left lower islands in the bay of bengal where rising water levels and floods are fast becoming the norm and all of the guys in the wrong we came to dhaka because the river washed away our home there's no work there so i'm here to try and find one i have a lot of loans to repay the money he's finding it hard to adjust to his new city life it's along with his wife worries most about the future of their daughter so out of those amid a militia my hope is to raise my daughter as a good human being and i would like her to live in a decent environment and. unicef reports that climate change is displacing millions of bangladeshis and many children are missing out on an education with some forced into child labor and even prostitution it says girls are the most vulnerable. it takes a lot of money to send your children to school in dhaka i can't afford to educate my children my son does not go to school. two thirds of bangladesh lies five metres above sea level and the bay of bengal has one of the fastest rising sea levels in the world. experts are warning that if nothing is done to reve

which is eighty seats and then there is the better g of the all india trinamool congress from west bengal where forty two seats are up for grabs so who would lead more than a billion indians for the next five years well for that we have to wait to come to day on may twenty third. al-jazeera man has been speaking to people about their hopes for the next government. to millions of indians the wheels of life don't stop turning and that includes those like migrant work at the concourse from the state of west bengal in the east of the country he's been a rickshaw rider in new delhi for twenty years with few job opportunities moving to the big city was the only way to support his family. it would be wonderful if my son and daughter get an education that's my only wish and nothing else as a responsible rule water i go to great lengths to cast my vote but the politicians take my vote and then disappear where is the promised help millions of farm workers have converged on india's major cities to find ways to survive economic pressures back home they're relying on politicians to keep their election

with him for what bengal how about fun carlyon guardiola battle and source simon rattle are the heavyweights that shape the circus to. the orchestra sounded different under each of them and that's how it should be so i appreciate each one of them but i want to create my own sound my own philharmonic world long. originally from scrushy was hired by the mining in theatre in one thousand nine hundred nine becoming germany's youngest artistic director of an orchestra he worked for berlin starting in two thousand and two and in twenty thirteen became artistic director of the munich state opera. his new position at the berlin philharmonic will kick off with a performance of beethoven's ninth symphony on august twenty third they'll perform it again the next day at the brandenburg gate for free and outdoors. then z. and for me the ninth symphony contains everything that distinguishes us as humans in both a positive and negative sense in that he says he shares the expectations placed on him to launch a new illustrious era in the history of the philharmonic. for you think head of every concert i have

be this is be just recently he's been absent of the south indian city of bengal room there for a lawyer and an aspiring member of parliament from the last one out of order over the recall at twenty eight he is the youngest candidate from the ruling the g.o.p. to contest these elections. as temperatures soared above to five degrees on the soft be just because out of his agreed to greet time the college every constituent he's seen each northern week is on a peaceful world. but despite the palpable excitement of supporters and party locals the politician is at best reaching a few hundred overtrain sweltering odds. on twitter just we can reach over one hundred thousand followers in a flash most of our young people to be gone before ones. off by phone today is a point of. information as well as entertainment so. politically the greatest political tool that we have today is the small little smartphone and not hands. since the last national board smartphone usage in india has tripled to a staggering four fifteen million. election authorities trying to ensure free and fair elections have taken

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percent of the country's population as it meanders its way from the him in the north to the bay of bengal in the east today on a global day of action on the environment the earth day network is spearheading an initiative to clean up the iconic river beginning high up in the himalayas before moving downstream to towns and cities that lie in the ganders. from over joined now by very high in delhi he's the founder of the indian environmental group. raymond good to have you with us now you found its way back in two thousand to work on the river yes which is a tribute really of the ganders what has been the experience with trying to clean up the yoda. judy experiences being of course very very overwhelming because then we actually started out work and years ago there was very little conversation not gunshy it out rivers or for that matter about cancer society and the city action. around river bodies or on issues of environment so the support has been a lot of the impact is a weed and not a deal has been overwhelming but there are a lot unfortunately remains asked what you did as it was or perh

today at the polls across twenty states and territories off the country this includes parts of west bengal a state which sense a third highest number of m.p.'s to parliament he today election will be a number of fun. aged eighteen to nineteen. traveled for me to one of them using his talents to get his singing the vote. for. a rap song with a. twenty year old mom who's a freeze on. frankie would be voting in india's general election for the first time . and he wants others to do things his song. press the button. to cast the ballot and twice. in these polarized times it's easy to get manipulated there are lots of fake. truths and hard. being peddled everywhere it's all mixed up. to get. cranky for socially conscious music with teams such as the futility of rising incidence of sexual assault and peer pressure. is lisa's creation it plays on a popular radio station in kolkata. franke says he wrote it in a couple of hours since he felt so strongly about the topic. but. first. we're decide the future. of. the youth of today probably have the least knowledge about politics so i felt it's import

the country's population as it meanders its way from the him on there as in the north to the bay of bengal in the east. today on global terror of action on the environment the network is spearheading an initiative to clean up the iconic river beginning high up in the mali house before moving downstream to towns and cities that lined the ganders. from over joined now by very high in delhi he's the founder of the indian environmental group. raymond good to have you with us now you founded switch back in two thousand to work on the river young which is a tribute to the of the ganders what has been the experience with trying to clean up the young. city experience is being of course very very overwhelming when we actually started out look at years ago there was very little conversation not gunshy it out there it was all of that magic about and civil society and the other city action around river bodies or not you should have environments all the support has been a lot belling the impact it is of even now to do has been well let me but there it unfortunately remains ask you to does it boil or pe

rakhine state in the west of myanmar sits on the bay of bengal.e to 2.7 million people, it is one of the poorest states in the country. most of the population is engaged in fishing or agriculture. poverty forces many rakhine residents to look for work elsewhere. thailand and malaysia are common destinations. in one area in the state, though, people have been promised a better future. the islands of ramree and maday are sites of a china development project. the port township of zhoukoyu is at the heart of the region. this is the town's pier. the old structure has charm but ceaseses to function at low tide. when the tide is out, some else on technology takes over. oxen carry cargo and people out to the boats. and they are also responsible for unloading. a 20-minute drive away from kyaukoyu is a a more modedern structure,e, a modern gas facility. natural gas collected offshore of rakhine state is cooled, liquefied, then pumped to china. built by the china national petroleum corporation, cnbc, the plant began operations in 2013. not far away is maday

for that student of the south indian city of bengal to a lawyer and a member of parliament joining us a lot of order for the recall at twenty eight he is the youngest candidates from the ruling b.g.p. to contest these elections. as temperatures soared above to five degrees on the soft be just me goes out of his to read to greet and knowledge every constituent he sees each not in read is an appeal for words. but despite the palpable excitement of supporters and party locals the politician is at best reaching a few hundred overtrain sweltering odds. on to be just we can reach over one hundred thousand followers in a flash most of our young people to be gone before ones. are telephoned to the army by phone to be is a point of. information as well as entertainment so. politically the greatest political. that we have to be is the smartphone in our hands. since the last national board smartphone usage in india has to pollute to a staggering four fifteen million. election authorities trying to ensure free and fair elections have taken no. one's going to catch your eye is the colorful talk be

an island in the bay of bengal where rising water levels in floods are becoming the norm.ur home. there is no work there. i am here to find work. i have loans to repay. correspondent: he is finding it hard to adjust to to city life and along with his wife, worries most about the future of their daughter. >> my hope is to raise my daughter is a good human being. i would like her to live in a decent environment. correspondent: unicef reports climate changes displacing millions of bangladeshis. many children are missing out on an education, with some forced into child labor and prostitution. it says girls are most vulnerable. >> it takes a lot of money to send children to school in daca. i can't afford to educate my children. my son does not go to school. correspondent: two thirds of bangladesh is five meters above sea levels, and that bay of bengal has one of the fastest -rising sea levels in the world. experts warned of nothing is done to reverse these changes, the consequences to the country's 160 million people will be dire. >> global leaders have to commit that they have

mohamed left lower islands in the bay of bengal where rising water levels and floods are fast becoming the norm and all of the guys in morning we came to dhaka because the river washed away our home there's no work there so i'm here to try and find one i have a lot of loans to repay the money he's finding it hard to adjust to his new city life its along with his wife worries most about the future of their daughter. does a middle manager and my hope is to raise my daughter as a good human being and i would like her to live in a decent environment and. unicef reports that climate change is displacing millions of bangladeshis and many children are missing out on an education with some forced into child labor and even prostitution it says girls are the most vulnerable. it takes a lot of money to send your children to school in dhaka i can't afford to educate my children my son does not go to school. two thirds of bangladesh lines five metres above sea level and the bay of bengal has one of the fastest rising sea levels in the world. experts are warning that if nothing is done to reverse th

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now onto the bay of bengal where cyclonic storm is forming.ected to strengthen into a very severe cyclonic storm. it will make its way further the naughty bits over the next few days to stop some uncertainty about its exact track, but it could make the band somewhere around west bengal or bangladesh. let's fast forward to montreal. this is the extent of the flooding there. they have had heavy rainfall across at the course of last week and into the weekend too. a bit of a respite for montrealers itself. by the state into some central sets, we have some heavy dampers here. a developing area of low pressure developing out of the rockies. bringing some now at —— bring some snow out of the higher ground. that storm system makes its way eastwards. later this week it could bring more rainfall across parts of quebec including montreal. it is also being colder conditions through central and western parts of canada and the western states as well. temperatures on the dip here. closer to home, the outlook is a bit mixed in the uk. some spells of warm suns

then they'll host the bengals in ek two. the atlantic falcons will be the third match-up before they finish things off with a beltway battle against theravens. >>> my goodness, football season. we have to get through hockey and the stanley cu >> the hockey -- the hockey thing doesn't end until the middle of june. >> if we wi yeah, we'll have a parade in june. >> got to get through the playoffs. >> nothing says a hockey parade like 90 degree weath and humidity. >> but we'll take it. >> i will not complain. for us the next couple of days promise to be very pretty aroun. he hopefully you're having a chance to get out and enjoy it. the dogs and i did about a 5 and a halfile walkround the mall yesterday and i'm still sniffling because of all of the pollen took in around the walk. it's aretty day. 58 degrees today.ty winds not as g as yesterday. you could tell when the gusts went through, quitehe emphasis of a breeze yesterday. it reached us abo 5:15 yesterday afternoon. you could tell the wind kicked up gusting 30 miles per hour

i believe bengal which is the land of the bengal tiger, that is where she left.these are the ways in which it becomes the narrative. >> there is another aspect to both of these cases. that you might want to talk about. these two authors use researchers now. and you are talking about the. >> we don't use researchers, we do our own dirty work. and that becomes what you're getting at, we rely on other people to become the with legwork, it can be problematic. i'm not going to get into what they did or didn't do, but you create problems with the research. and you also miss things. and when you go to an archive utility researcher that you want to get item a from the archive. good researchers will get the embryo back. but they don't what have what's in your hands. did not see that the thing next to it is like holy cow, that is important. you bring a total of the subject. into every aspect of the research. and you start missing things. and slightly we went into that, i was doing my book, and colorado. in the archives had a bunch of records and it was there. i was talking

voters joining the fourth phase of the staggered national election it happened in the state of west bengal supporters of the prime minister movies b.g.p. carried sticks and for voters supporting opposition parties mr modi is running for a second term in office this election is being seen as a referendum on the spy of years and those are your headlines the news continues after trafficking a quick summary on the time in about twenty five minutes here. antiquities trafficking is one of the most profitable illegal trades in the world estimated to be worth several billion dollars a year it ranks off to illegal arms and drugs precious objects plundered or discovered in clandestine excavations find their way onto the official market into museums and galleries. the main victims the pillage nations are now demanding the return of their stolen treasures for a long time these demands for ignored. but systematic ransacking of heritage sites meticulously staged by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a global outcry and has reopened the debate with changing public opinion efforts to

which has eighty seats and then there is the better g of the all india trinamool congress from west bengal where forty two seats are up for grabs so who would lead more than a billion indians for the next five years well for that we have to wait to come to day on may twenty third. well the parana is live for us in new delhi so elizabeth what are the issues the main issues that are driving voters to the polls. one michelle let's start with the main issues which are not just nationwide but in show focus here in. where i am the reason that we here is not just because it's the most populous states and india two hundred million people live you have that as a country it would be the seventh largest in the world but also because it is the most politically important they say that the road to the prime minister's office some twenty kilometers that way runs through they are the issues the nationwide issues are in shops like this here things like communal relations twenty percent of that with this population as a muslim and how they live with the majority in the population and the strains that they'v

the mexican minutes a policy of gonna do pinney along today has unveiled recounts from a rare white bengaltiger and this is one of them the do males and one female born just a month ago while white's tie goes. up the better known bingo in tiger's goal with orange in color. only five thousand tigers live in the wind down from the hundred thousand the start of the twentieth century and poaching deforestation and overhunting of their natural prey have impacted their numbers but at least these three will be kept see even though in captivity. here's a pic of the story that they're following for you and. another sign of mozambique's sonic on kennett's talked with powerful winds and storm surge just up the five meter this is just six weeks off the cycle and die brought death and devastation to the country. up next the news is here to stay with us for that i'm going to cut you off there's if you have a company. in . india. it's the basis of. many bodies are polluted and groundwater reserves are endangered but now there's an innovative number of purification projects and then. you can make a living

zoo in the mexican minister got a new pin in long today has unveiled three comes from a rare white bengal tiger just the two males and one female and they were born on a month ago why tigers are a genetic variation of the better known orange being gored taiga's only five thousand tigers that live in the world dung from the hundred thousand the start of the twentieth century poaching deforestation and over hunting off the national prey have impacted on the numbers but at least these three will be kept safe even though in captivity. that we know money is the stories that we're following. another sign that mozambique can obstruct with possible winds and storm surge just spoke to five meters this is just six weeks off to. die or death and devastation to the country. says a suspected ringleader of the easter sunday bombings died in the attacks with the government is warning of more possible strikes this is a touchy significantly reduced the death zone from the weekend attacks on the six details and churches. and president xi jinping of china has opened a deal with summits on multi-trillion dol

voters during the fourth phase of a staggered national election it happened in the state of west bengal supporters of the prime minister narendra modi's b j p party carried sticks and threatened voters supporting other opposition parties that is running for a second term in office this election is being seen as a referendum on his five years in government. well more than one hundred twenty seven million people are eligible to vote in this round of india's seven phrase election the polls have opened in areas throughout indian administered kashmir al-jazeera spoke to a cartoonist who described how his work is affected by the instability of the region he hopes the elections will change the dark imagery he sees that influences his work. i'm thirty one i'm from and i'm a graphic novelist think of spending so much of time with my parents especially with my father. i wanted to imitate his drawings he would draw all these traditional embroidery more tips on paper. and. saw. trying to copy his pictures and. and i would forget what was happening outside i remember. being fearful of my father bein

as the country enters the fourth phase of its massive election we have a special report from west bengal where a leading political candidate is trying to break through the glass ceiling plus. the end of an era japan he told prepares to step down from his royal duties and hand over his ceremonial robe.

wheels of life don't stop turning and that includes those like migrant worker from the state of west bengal in the east of the country he's been a rickshaw rider in new delhi for twenty years with few job opportunities moving to the big city was the only way to support his family. it would be wonderful if my son and daughter get an education that's my only wish and nothing else as a responsible rule water i go to great lengths to cast my vote but the politicians take my vote and then disappear where is the promised help millions of workers have converged on india's major cities to find ways to survive economic pressures back home they're relying on politicians to keep their election promises to the. millions of indians voters for the bharatiya janata party b j p led by a right wing populist leader in the red remote in twenty fourteen he promised a lot to the electorate especially the young and. if we want the country to progress then we need to develop their skills that's my mission this is my promise to develop skill india where the promises were made that where there were training somethi

by the time it reaches west bengal, which borders bangladesh, huge deposits of silt and waste have enteredo recently lost a member due to contaminated river water. translation: my daughter-in-law was on medication for two years but lost the battle. there was a high amount of arsenic in the river and ground water and the damage to her skin and body was immense. there is no denying cleaning up this river is a monumental task. as india heads into another election, this issue will continue to dominate the campaign. a campaign is being launched to raise awareness of a system to help people alert the police if they're in danger but unable to speak. the silent solution system, prompts the caller on a mobile to press 5—5 if they call 999 and can't talk to the call handler. peter cooke reports. just one of the 20,000 silent calls made to 999 in the uk every day. but many callers using a mobile are unaware of a system to inform police, without speaking, that they might be in danger. it enables someone who is too scared to make a noise or speak to press 55 when prompted. the system has been operating