reporter: dalits aren't so optimistic. they fear the longstanding discrimination they face won't change anytime soon. yet many nepalalese, especialy the younger generation, dream of a country without a caste system. the village of kalchebesi, where icimod has launched its training program, shows what this future might look like. the local women, many of them dalits, have joined forces. their farming operation is thriving. they've invented a new kind of organic fertilizer, made of plants, cow dung, microorganisms and water, which they spray on their fields. these cucumbers and pumpkins are grown organically, the women tell us. every few days traders come by to pick up the vegetables and then sell them at markets. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for ththe impact of climate change, including drought and erosion. but the women soon took charge themselves, ignoring caste distinctions in the process. nand kishor agrawal helped get the project off the ground. nand: we tried to work with people to find outut wh

and an anti—dalit climate, which justifies acts of sexual violence and violence against minorities.me some time. the communist party of india has been defeated in elections after election. it has become notjust marginalised, but a super marginalised party. they bring out these reports, which mollify against my government. 49 senior retired civil servants recently wrote an open letter to your prime minister accusing him, and these are civil servants, of fomenting a frightening climate of hate, fear and viciousness in india. they said, "in our country's post independent history, this is our darkest hour." my reply to it is, out of 90% of the civil servants are those who in 2014 appealed to the people of india not to vote for narendra modi. and that is the democracy of india. i can quote you 200 civil servants who are saying mr modi is leading the country in a decisive, transparent way, no corruption and good decision making. let me quote to you a senior lawyer. because you're a lawyer yourself. you are an advocate of the supreme court. a lawyer at the supreme court, dushyant dave, he

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