the delhi you comment on climate change and the campaign to promote segregation in projects. is called and used like the one oriental apartment in north west delhi's rohini district where new role materials are created from recycled waste. are almost on the lookout for those initiatives which work far fetched. it's management and once i finish it even if i was. a woman we heard that there was this one company. and is now. and has made an. oriental apartments. music for. delhi greens is a nonprofit organization financed by donations and the revenues from its workshops . with the funding that and my member drive to make a little bit more livable. now regularly ecosystems like the ones in the biodiversity park has a variety of plants and animals big for example the red crested the large duck breeds in southern europe and central asia and makes its way all the way to delhi for the winter but what makes the wetlands saw attractive this experience will help you want to that question. is spread over a combined area of 12100000 square kilometers from the far north to the far south th

the delhi grief. found it going to be years ago it all started with a blog to this day go and singalong it and it whenever he comes across an environmental problem. in the 1st blog post 1st published in march 2007 and then it will be published on interesting stories you don't gather momentum it's actually remember there was a. segment that had been spotted so there was a friend of ours who responded and then a senior professor and he shared the photograph of us already and then immediately asked permission and posted in the blog saying no common palm civet spotted in any and then when i was department of our scripts are picked up and found a snake and this for information and for the fact that you know how the park was being really sure that photographing us and we immediately to get permission and then publish it on the blog saying look this is what it's all about it's not just you know and it's also got to buy that it's not just people it's all to having biodiversity and i. love to become a campaign

at the site invest delhi the delhi jumbo jets installed and the number to create. and transforms it into drinking water. using a natural process. the blonde is part of the environmental startup absolute water and the technology was created by the father daughter of smith and sunil single. this whole idea came about is also because i have seen in my own home where the switch lying and drinking water supply normally gets mixed up specially so at that point of time it is you know it was it was crazy i mean you could smell it being. having stomach issues you were having infections and all that kind of stuff so it was about what. i have seen kids being installed. you know it's quite disheartening to watch so that's where basically the whole concept came about. in 2015 delhi was ranked 2nd in the list of the 20 largest cities in the world experiencing water stress where water resources are insufficient for the city's needs water access it remains a glaring problem for the government but manoj mishra an activist who had to spend a lifetime working to conserve the river in

new delhi one of the most densely populated places on the planet and my home for the last 15 years. i have never seen this metropolis so deserted nearly 20000000 residents in hiding afraid of an invisible enemy. just ours off to the. knocked on this announced migrant workers from across india began streaming out of the capital on foot. with no way to earn a living and public transport shut down they were determined to return to their villages. most were stopped and sent back to the slums scattered across the city. with. it brian mohammad moved to delhi with this 5 and 4 children a year ago after struggling to find work in their village in the eastern state of bihar. within the most. name goes into limit cameras that are better than the terrible about the nearest is a live look at me except. on a good day ibrahim could make up to $10.00 but now he can't leave the slum at all not for work or to buy food and paintings are getting desperate. some a. year somebody a year to be married only. by the. khan on a 1000000. of the marketing angle. his only option is to join the long queue for f

millions of people who travel to delhi every year in search of health can now have no way to go. even the country's most prestigious public hospital has been turning away patients. so that. doesn't fancy the spying on either side of the border each time tells about 15 to 20 patients all of them suffering from great crave real minutes like cancer weeding for neurosurgery and all these patients are waiting for the hospital to reopen its doors for treatment once again. lower than the sea but a look at the love them the year. has been tariq and their son the right to travel for 4 days from their home in bihar to reach the hospital. a few months ago the rich developed beans in his knee and before long he could barely walk. the. whole just got a miracle of our lads a good it will about a lad in the bar i doubt about it but i would also hold a little bit of a ladder very loud. on the limits of. what up. the school or not but a bad american set up better but not put it. on top of the food in their school but a bus stop. and get its butt out a lot about this. school about going to this. t

but yes there is a crisis situation situation because not every part of delhi gets. enough water and that's again a management issue. this is the knowledge of girl drain it used to be known as the siberia of back in the days when it got it rain water into the young one out of often called delis lifeline. today it contributes 60 percent of the total waste water discharge from daily into the young men of. delhi has 22 major grains that carry over 800000000 liters of untreated sea voyage and dump the waste directly into the human i've really causing high levels of water pollution. like water stress the amounts of rest water are likely to get worse over the coming decade. running on solar power and the absolute water facility generate 100000 liters of plain water every day providing safe drinking water and helping solve seawitch pollution and rick. just collected from the surrounding districts into container and crush and. remove from the waste water using different. layers of. the brick to pollute. the whole recycling process was developed and refined by the company fro

midday ina midday in a suburb of north—west delhi. and we are on a raid. searching for just delhi.e are on a raid. searching forjust some of the 10 million children in forced labour in india. we have had a tip off that dozens india. we have had a tip off that d oze ns of india. we have had a tip off that dozens of kids are working in a korean hair. we have been told that some children already escaped from one of the premises but we have to leave for another place that we are just going there now. this operation is being led by a child protection agency who rescue thousands of children from slavery every year, working alongside the police. after 20 minutes, the first children emerge. one of them is a 15—year—old boy who we are calling ahmed. ahmed has been doing 18 hour days and one of the bakeries here and he has been working in factories like these since he was just working in factories like these since he wasjust 12. working in factories like these since he wasjust12. after two hours, 16 young boys have been rescued. but thousands of others and child slavery in india aren't as fo

but yes there is a crisis situation situation because not every part of delhi gets. enough water and that's again a management issue. this is the nudge of girl drain it used to be known as the siberia of back in the days when it counted rain water into the young. often called delis lifeline. today it contributes 60 percent of the total waste water discharge from daily into the young out of. delhi has 22 major grains that carry over 800000000 liters of untreated sea voyage and dump the waste directly into the yemenite every day causing high levels of water pollution. like water stress the amounts of braced water are likely to get worse over the coming decade. running on solar power and the absolute water facility generate 100000 liters of plain border every day providing safe drinking water and helping solve seawitch pollution in the. sea we disconnected from the surrounding districts into town content and trash and tiny plastic particles are removed from the waste water using to fill. the liquid waste water is then a spray to 5 layers of biofuel the beds of sands wea

this is jharkhand, 1000 kilometres east of delhi.ity of child trafficking victims come from the poorest, most remote part of the country like here. poonam toppo has dedicated her life to fighting india's child trade. there is no work? no work. in this region, child abduction has become a painful part of everyday life. poonam has brought us to jarro, a village ofjust 20 families, where 14 children are currently missing. she knows many of the parents. so, everyone in this village pretty much knows of someone who has gone missing? the family members themselves are sometimes involved when a child initially goes missing. amrita, not her real name, was traded by traffickers at the age of nine to a family she had never met. herjob was to look after two children, aged five and three. for five years, amrita was treated like a slave. by the time she finally returned home, her mother had died. her childhood shaped by labour, not love. thanks to poonam's support launching a criminal investigation, amrita's uncle is now injail. but that's rare. f

governors tens of thousands of people have booked tickets for services which will run between new delhi and 15 other cities it'll be up to passengers to maintain social distancing requirements while they travel let's get the very latest on this war correspondent is with bronwyn who's in the indian capital so small steps elizabeth really to get commuters moving many might be relieved but it is that real question is it too soon . absolutely so we've had people arriving at the new delhi railway station with their luggage 7 weeks after the world's largest railway network shut down to passengers the 1st of the trains which are open to everyone left from the southern city of chennai at 6 30 am local time and the 1st one from the capital here leaves in an hour around 11 30 am local time and as you mentioned that they will be 30 trains running from tuesday between new delhi and 50 major cities all around the country a huge relief because more than 20000000 people use indian railways every single day and those who work or study and different states have been stranded since all train services are

it will be the 1st train of the day took off from the southern city of chennai to the capital new delhi shortly after sunrise and that's a distance of over 2000 kilometers it takes 28 hours and many of the 30 trains which restart from today tuesday do take longer than 24 hours and they will be carrying will be at full capacity in fact at around $1800.00 passengers when the government started operating special trains only for migrant workers about 12 days ago they began the 2 thirds capacity limited capacity to ensure social distancing no such thing happening but the 30 trains which will be going between new delhi and 15 major cities around the country from today again that it's up to passion just to ensure social distancing to where there are mosques at all times we've had people lining up here waiting for trains the next trains for another 3 hours and people are already lining up we've also been seeing people who came to the train station despite the fact that they didn't have tickets even though the indian government said that you need to kits and you can only buy them online but when

millions of people who travel to delhi every year in search of health can now have no way to go. even the country's most prestigious public hospital has been turning away patients. so that. doesn't bends the spine on either side of the road each day and has about 15 to 20 patients all of them suffering from great crave real minutes like cancer waiting for neurosurgery and all these patients i'm waiting for the hospital to reopen its doors for treatment once again. the. love of honest. man at the love them all year. and their son the right to travel for 4 days from their home in bihar to reach the hospital. a few months ago the vegetable up beans and his knee and before long he could barely walk. well it just got a miracle of our lads a body that allowed them to move but are out about it but i also heard a little bit of allowed into their. own limits. what up. to school or not but i bet american said it better but not put it. on top and if you're going there school but a bus stop. and i get it but out of that about this. school about go do this. the school but at the pit of the sc

despite recording the largest number of new infections in a single day services will run from new delhi to 15 major cities passengers need to pass health screenings before being allowed on board elizabeth piron and has more from new delhi. the 1st of the trains which are going to everyone left from the southern city. at 6 30 am local time and the 1st one from the capital here leaves in an hour around 11 30 am local time as you mentioned that there will be 30 trains running from tuesday between new delhi and 50 major cities around the country a huge believe because more than 20000000 people use indian railways every single day and those who work or study in different states have been stranded since all train services were canceled singapore has started to relax 2 months of restrictions some businesses including her dresses and pet stores are reopening the health ministry says the gradual lifting of the rules is to avoid a 2nd wave of infections the world health organization is urging countries that have eased restrictions to be cautious france and spain are the 1st in europe to lift thei

let's go straight now to our correspondent manoora choudhary in delhi for us good day to madeira what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal under threat at this hour. well the cyc known as expected to strike the indian calls to regions the tween afternoon and evening today in india it will be impacting the eastern states or west being all in all the same for the past 48 hours evacuation missions are going on hundreds and thousands have been evacuated they have been moved to emergency shelters reports suggest over 2000000 have been evacuated in bangladesh as well from the reports over 40 disaster management just points deems have been working on evacuation and board the indian states so at the moment the priority is to get as many people as the authorities can to safety ok a lot of people on the move right now many are can you give us an idea of how big this storm is how does it compare to past storms. well it is in fact being called as one of the most volatile storms to build the countries of india and bangladesh in a long long time the last one of such intensi

delhi greens wants to change that. it aims to raise awareness with small eco friendly projects. will its efforts bear fruit. in 60 minutes on t.w. . like. mughal would just love our food for the russians so. there steve. so many different walks of life. some are pumping and honestly trying but all of this comes straight from the heart to its former c.e.o. but when there's no money dilution the marsh will enjoy coming. from the 1st glimpse of the world to their final resting place the russians are g.w. documentary. the city of a key toss on the amazon river he's home to some half a 1000000 people. surrounded by water and rain forest it's the biggest city in the world that can be accessed by rote. people who can't afford and travel all have too much luggage can only reach the city by boat if i told. that india once we were stuck for 3 days away we had to wait on the ship until the water rose high.

s life and also delhi has been cancelled leaving frustrated passengers behind they don't have any notice airport officials say that because a number of states went back on the number of flights that they would accept the was to say like tamil nadu and maharashtra they had initially said that they didn't want any flights and that's because the number of coronavirus cases in india continues to rise they are struggling in this state and they don't want to see a spike nonetheless flights have restarted and what we are seeing is all passengers having their bags sanitized before they goes inside everyone has to with face mask throughout the journey they are so most going before and after the flight the closing time to check in and for boarding gates is earlier than it used to be the center has set its guidelines for quarantine upon arrival in the passengers showing symptoms will be tested and only those who opposes the bill goes into quarantine but all the states have said different rules but one thing that everyone has to do is the government has made it mandatory to download and use its cont

delhi greens is a. non-profit organization financed by donations and the very news from its workshops. with the funding the. drive to make a little bit more livable every day. now regularly go systems like the ones in the biodiversity park has a word writing of plants and animals big for example the red crested the large duck breeds in somebody europe and central asia and makes its way all the way to delhi for the winter but what makes the wetlands saw attractive this experience will help you answer that question. is spread over a combined area of 12100000 square kilometers from the far north to the far south there is an eco system that is richer than even rain forests wetlands. they support at least 100000 species of animal. what makes wetlands the most productive among all the ecosystems on the planet. to appreciate why that is it's important to 1st understand what makes a wetland. firstly continuous saturation by surface or ground water for most of the year secondly characteristic vegetation with a q

flooding and landslides the storms also jeopardizing coronavirus response efforts we'll go live to delhi also coming up. in the pushes ahead with the tense presidential vote that despite the coronavirus there voters choose a replacement for the nation's longtime leader and his worries about post-election violence. plus a time capsule pops up here in berlin and it's groovy. good here's a trip back to the 19 sixty's for more hold elected stein and more one of the world's biggest collections of off art goes on display. i brought in thomas great to have you with us today millions of people in india and bangladesh are fleeing their homes as a huge storm races and cycling is packed. in dangerous hurricane force winds it has already brought heavy downpours and major flooding is expected as it moves inland is also hampering the response to the grown a virus in both of those countries. howling winds and heavy rain nature's full force is about to be unleashed. india's eastern coastline and bangladesh across the border are bracing for the storm cycle and i'm fun is predicted to be one of the fierce

world tens of thousands of people have booked tickets for services running between the capital new delhi 15 other cities it will be up to pass and just to maintain social distancing requirements while they travel and this with prem is more from new delhi where the 1st trains have been to party. we're at new delhi railway station where people have been lining up even hours before their trains departure to make sure that they get on one of the trains after 7 weeks since indian railways one of the largest railway networks in the world shut down all passenger trains 33 started on tuesday travelling between the capital new delhi and 15 major cities around the country tickets sold out in minutes tickets are only sold online people have been told to come 90 minutes before departure to ensure there's enough time for thermal screening everyone must wear face masks at all times the trains are running at full capacity around $1800.00 passengers in each train and indian beltways has said that it's up to the passengers to ensure social distancing and also up to the states to decide on the protocol up

s manoora chaudhary in delhi. you're watching t w news we have a lot more for you on our web site not just on the coronavirus pandemic but of course a lot of other stories that we may not be giving our full attention to otherwise i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news of. our corona update. 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when we.

they will not give up or accept defeat elizabeth anonymous followed modi's address closely from new delhi. hominis demoted just finished addressing the nation and after speaking for a very long time very philosophically as he likes to do about how great a country india is and one of the chief women's he finally made the announcement that many people have been waiting for for a very long time he announced an economic package of $270000000000.00 he said 10 percent of india's g.d.p. that it will help everyone from small to medium businesses that's most businesses in india to the working class the middle class to farmers and industries and that the finance minister will announce the details of this package soon but that this is the beginning of big reforms in india's economy the world's 5th largest economy was already of a significant down to even before the lockdown was announced and the 7 weeks since the lockdown the unemployment rate has gone up from 6 to 27 percent so certainly this is something that many people have been waiting for but there are questions around that amount because earl

preparing to repatriate its citizens in as corona virus infections that increase its embassy in new delhi told people of the plan on monday and they have until wednesday to register to leave those suspected or diagnosed with corona virus will not be able to go back. with headlines here announcer more news coming up right after inside story. 2 major powers one disputed himalayan border india and china blaming each other for confrontations over the past month but why is this happening now and could the tension trigger a military conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm bernard smith trouble is brewing up the roof of the world india and china both claim territory along the himalayas the world's tallest mountain range the border dispute goes back decades and tension is on the rise again the indian military says in the 1st week of may indian and chinese soldiers scuffled and threw stones at each other in the pungo so like a nakoula areas chinese state media say indian troops trespassed on chinese territory and accuse them of trying to build the fence facilities but india

all in delhi. here in germany federal and state ministers are expected to allow the bundesliga soccer season to resume play a green light for the elite would make it the 1st of europe's fined biggest soccer leagues to return to the pitch. to play or not to play that is the question only politicians can answer germany's football league the d.f.l. has revealed more than 10 positive kobe in 1000 cases so far 3 from f.c. cologne the league had just started the 1st wave of coronavirus tests last week in preparations to get back on the pitch another wave of testing is underway following the initial positive cases however teams continue to train in compliance with this insane protocol set by medical experts germany's health minister. has expressed his support for the but is that his plan to resume play stating the basic plan makes sense and could serve as a model for other professional sports but we'll have to see how it goes. several clubs in the bonus league as 1st division reported 0 positive cove in 1

the world shut down all passenger trains 33 started on tuesday travelling between the capital new delhi and 15 major cities around the country tickets sold out in minutes tickets are only sold online people have been told to come 90 minutes before departure to ensure there's enough time for thermal screening everyone must wear face masks at all times the trains are running at full capacity around $1800.00 passengers in each train and indian railways has said that it's up to the passengers to ensure social distancing and also up to the states to decide on the protocol upon arrival prime minister modi has said that the restarting of trains is an important step up to the economy but there is concern especially from some state leaders who said that this is how. well the united kingdom is really latest figures showing the highest death toll from coburg 19 in europe the latest numbers confirm that the u.k. is among the worst hit countries worldwide the prime minister bruce johnson was criticized on monday for what's being described as a mixed message over easing the country's. jonah hole has

wall in delhi. where governments here in europe have offered a to tens of thousands of companies across the e.u. to help them whether the corona criers crisis or some countries are blocking companies that operate offices in tax havens from receiving any money. like many german companies tons or one support from the state to help it survive the coronavirus crisis a 10000000000 euro package is being discussed but there's something else lufthansa has in common with most companies on germany's dax stock exchange it operates of securities in countries that are on an e.u. tax haven blacklist france poland and denmark have already proposed barring companies that operate in tax havens from receiving coronavirus linked bailouts. others such as ireland the netherlands and looks embark and which many companies from other e.u. countries are best for lower tax reasons disagree the e.u. has confirmed that individual countries can block state aid from going to companies that operate in tax havens however as of yet

in delhi 6 of them deep crammed into one to which this did or didn't. waiting to finally get on the train the why this is the least of their what . is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the u.s. government's top confections diseases expert has warned against rushing to lift lockdowns in video testimony to the us senate that's out and he saw that she said the country knew breast needless suffering and economic damage as restrictions are relaxed too so. you're watching bit of news this morning our website e.w. dot com i've told me a lot of thank you for joining us. we're all set. to go beyond. the initial. all of the stories that matter to. counter. whatever it takes. you are running now.

so let's speak to elizabeth ron i'm in new delhi forest so liz what's different in this new phase of the lockdown. so the big difference in face full of india's lockdown is that the government has left it up to states to determine what green orange and red zones within their states and then for them to decide which of the activities that have been cleared by the government will be allowed in these so there is already a lot more activity of people and vehicles out on the roads and that's because things like all markets are now allowed to reopen in the containment zones with shops having staggered timings limited numbers of people inside and social distancing social distancing measures standalone shops have been allowed to open for the last few weeks but this is the 1st time that markets have being and so we are already seeing more shops opening up in the states of west bengal baba shops and salons opening up also in punjab and in. here in the capital new delhi we have seen no activity at some markets and more at others i think people are waiting for chief minister arvind kejriwal for

we have an earwig student at lady shriram college at the university of delhi and part of its students' union she started a petition to have a reevaluation of exam papers at college and from portland oregon in the united states ryan carson an online learning specialist and founder of the online tech school treehouse welcome to you all geoffrey i'll begin with you if i may if you were offered a place to start the university this year would you go for it in the current circumstances. it depends i mean it depends on what how the said it would be obviously we couldn't right now with what we know we couldn't have classes like we had them last year in prison and they're too close to $200.00 to too much proximity to one another so the conditions would have to change. but i wouldn't necessarily refuse to return but would that make you nervous you'd want to be part of a class is wouldn't you that's the problem you would face a totally different experience at the university this time around well we went for the 2nd half of the space mystery went totally out of line and it wasn't optimal to do th

repack treated citizens in india as corona virus infections there increase the chinese embassy in new delhi notified people of the plan on monday they have until wednesday to register to leave those suspected or diagnose with gold in 19 won't be able to go back and speak to katrina correspondent in beijing about this so katrina why have these or patrie ations become such an urgent issue now. well according to the chinese government they have concerns about the pandemic they say that simply it's no longer safe for their citizens to be in india we know there are roughly about $5000.00 chinese currently in india who are tourists or business people it's a popular destination for chinese travelers but this $5000.00 is just a drop in the ocean compared to the amount of chinese currently stuck abroad because of the pandemic estimates of about one point $4000000.00 are currently unable to return because at the moment the chinese government has very strict travel restrictions in place they've got a rule which says only one airline per country pope week is allowed to go into china making those ticket

they waited in long lines of the scorching sun for hours before their trains departed from new delhi railway station thousands of people who managed to get tickets on one of the 15 trains leaving the capital on tuesday. student had the same problem as many others when the indian railways website crashed when tickets went on sale on monday evening which. i had to read a long time because of it. the tickets were supposed to be available. those who were able to buy tickets were the lucky ones all 54000 tickets for 30 trains nationwide sold out. saying was one of those who missed out he brought his 15 month old baby yeah she was born with a heart condition to new delhi for medical treatment in late march just days before the lockdown was announced all hospitals cancelled non-urgent treatment the family was a victim from their lodging on saturday after running out of money they tried to buy train tickets to their home in patna more than a 1000 kilometers away but missed out who. have no intention of staying here we want to go home so that he can get. people north so it'll be possible. at

well our correspondent michele wall has been tracking developments on that story for us from delhi good to see animation can you tell us what about the trajectory of the storm how it is going and whether we can think that we've seen the worst of the damage so far. well the bluster of the stalling dumbstruck the impact it's had on after making that meeting very behind us but of course the assessment of the true assessment of the damage it has tracked all of the flaws of the do you want us to do it already that have been devoid of the loss of light that have been cleaned up through the communication lines have been knocked down and even the capped off best thing velocity of. the doubt electricity in batches well the night yesterday now davido off the state has already estimated damages to the extent of 12000000000 euros so does definitely been a heavy impact off today but of course we missed seeing what exactly be extent of the damage has been over the course of the day we saw millions of people evacuated ahead of this storm or have efforts to prepare for the cyclon paid off. in india spe

from tuesday shops in delhi's markets must take turns opening on alternate days to keep the number of market goes down the president of the khan market traders association says while all shop owners want their businesses to function 7 days a week the pandemic isn't far from everyone's mind because of the economy. coming back. but as far as over those concerned we are a little concerned about it because we need to make people understand what actually we market. the indian government has allowed the easing of restrictions in certain areas despite the number of cases reaching nearly 100000. delhi's chief minister says the government has used the past 8 weeks to prepare the health care system for any rise in the number of cases as more activities are allowed. we have to learn to live it could all never to be there in our lives through keep going like on telephone and look down. elsewhere in the country barber shops and salons have also opened and the government announced that people will be allowed to travel in private vehicles and buses between states that agree to the move the latest ea