action he are seen by many as part of a growing intolerance here since prime minister narendra modi's bjp party came to power in 2014. >> showing are solidarity with these students, they say it has become a national issue because whatever happens here not only affects the students' ability to express their views but also every citizen's rights to freedom of speech. divya gopalan, al jazeera, new delhi. >> according to reports from the national health service, according to the report one in four people will experience mental problems every year and 75% of those who do experience the problem receive no help whatsoever. those who experience severe mental health problems, can expect 15 to 20 year shortlier life. costing almost $14 billion a year. mental health services says they need to be targeted. >> the really key messages of our report today is that far too people are getting the right kind of help at the right time. three areas need to be addressed. first of all, make sure that people get help when they are in a mental health crisis so they can be assured that that help can come quickly

bjp has a very strong will to initiate and structural reform. but the number in the upper house is a kind of problem. they must win a series of elections. if they atape the majority in the upper house i think there is a high possibility that structural reform is developed.n the upper house i think there is a high possibility that structural reform is developed. >> that's it for business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> digital technology moves messages in an instant and new information is always at our fingertips. but an older approach continues to prove its appeal. nhk world's marie yanaka reports on two exhibitions featuring fine printing. >> reporter: 130 lithographs by contemporary artists are featured in a show in tokyo which exhibits printing from a prominent workshop in france. it's located in montparnasse, a district that's been an incubator for artists since the early 20th century. the press has been working for more than 100 years, transfring images by luminaries such as picasso, matisse and chagall on paper. it's a p

. >> reporter: seen by many as part of a growing intolerance here since narendra modi's bjp party came to power. they say it's become a national issue because what happens here, not only affects the students' aibilitiesstudents'abilities tos but every person's right to freedom of speech. divya gopalan. al jazeera. >> oil prices are hurting around the world and nigeria is no exception. the government is having to look at other ways to make money. won't be achieved without ove overcome challenges p ahmed idris reports. >> at the end of the rainy season he comes out here to work on a small holding. he gross tomato, pepper and other vegetables. he's one of the lucky through to have this, even though it is for six months. the land here has been abundant for over a decade but these days there is fierce competition to it, closed to the dam that is near to completion. >> if the dam is completed this will open up a lot of areas for cultivation. we are squeezed into this tiny plaws becausplace because everyo get support from the government. >> most of his structures are in poor shape because of

can rely on report from the rss a right wing organization that an ideological mentor to the ruling bjp. >> a coalition of the intelligence here which are pro islamic and pseudo secular forces. they're the people who are protesting modi and trying to divert the attention from the genuine work being done by this government. >> reporter: back at the factory this man doesn't know how long he can sustain his business without new tax breaks or other help from the government. he has faith in modi but faith alone might not be much >>> taking you now to moscow where we understand a press conference is being held. you can see lavrov speaking. >> translation: we plan on how to implement the object jifs of the-- objectives for the council. to the most burning issues of international politics, first of all, in respect to the crisis in the nearest and north africa nations and stipulate that the arab and russian deals are converging on the most compelling issues; namely, the crisis in the middle east and north africa region. as international terrorism we have the same position which is the need to st

. >> reprime minister narendra modi bjp government came into fest ak in 2014. these yoouft students say it last become a national issue here. expressing views and every citizen's right to freedom of speech. divya gopalan, al jazeera, new delhi. >> that is it for this edition. coming up we'll speak with one of the owners, more news in two minutes. minutes. >> >>> good evening, i'm erica pitzi. this is al jazeera america. >> we are one justice away from losing our fundamental rights in this country. >> i plan to fulfil my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor. >> the fight to replace justice antonin scalia, the republican strategy, plus... >> there's no doubt in my mind thated

actions are seen by many as part of a growing intolerance here, since prime minister narendra modi bjp party came to power in 2014. dozens of universities across the country have held their own rallies to show solidarity with these students. they say it's become a national issue because whatever happens here not only affects the student's abilities to express their views but also every citizen's right to freedom of speech. divya gopalan, al jazeera, new delhi. >> the pope has been given mass in one of mexico's most impoverished states, chiapas. five day vista pontiff didn't shy away from political issues. he demands the social exclusion of the indigenous people. john holman reports on chiapas on why it has the lowest percentage of catholics in the country. >> father marcel loots more like a freedom fighter than a catholic priest. chiapas priests say their place is outside the church with the forgotten and desperate. now pope francis is visiting chiapas, drawing the attention to the three quarters of mostly indigenous population who live in poverty and to priests like marcelo, and local

. >> reporter: the state government in turns say the bjp which runs the municipal and central governmenting politics. >> there is a substantial chunk of money that needs to be given. unfortunately they are not willing to do that, because they believe that they are gaining a lot of political mileage by orchestrating these strikes and blaming the state government. the state government has no role in this. >> reporter: the political feud has left workers and people in india's capitol caught in the middle. the government is promising to loan $8 million to the municipalities to cover these worker's salaries. the workers here are demanding a long material solution so they are not out striking on the streets again in a few months. faiz jamil, al jazeera, new delhi. >>> still to come, we'll tell you what happened when a wind surfer took on the biggest waves in the world. >>> welcome back. let's catch up with all of the sports news. here is jo. >> sammy thank you so much. >>> india, engineer lan, and australia will no longer have a permanent place on the icc. two years ago, the big three pushed t

relies on support from the rss, a right wing organization with an ideological mentor to the ruling bjpligence here which are islamic here too and pseudo secular forces and are people protesting modi and trying to divert attention from the genuine work being done by this government. >> reporter: back at the factory he doesn't know how long he can sustain his business without new tax breaks or other help from the government and has faith in modi but faith alone may not be enough. al jazeera, new deli. >>> with sanctions on iran lifted the country's leaders and business people are eager to expand trade and boost their economy, one of iran's tastiest exports is already a big seller abroad but for some u.s. growers it's hard to swallower and rob reynolds reports from los angeles. >> reporter: the trees in the san-juaq san-juaqeen will be nutty deliciousness. >> the clusters can have 2-25 nuts on it. >> reporter: what you're seeing here looks good, right? >> very good. >> reporter: after years of punishing drought brian blackwell forecasts a bumper crop. >> as of right now we have about 115%