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seacom in the eastern himalayas a unique experiment is underway in this small indian state agriculture here is 100 percent organic synthetic pesticides and fertilizers are banned. we are not only taking everything from the environment but we are giving something back to the environment. in germany meanwhile organic farming remains a niche market why is it still not mainstream is seek them an example for other countries to follow. the authorities and see come are strict conventionally farmed fruits and vegetables are forbidden so they are being destroyed. smugglers were looking to sell this produce at a market in gun talk the state capital the smugglers were caught by pusong tamang who is employed by the government as a food control officer. so we are doing something good for our or our. that's why i wish to not feel sad because we are giving examples for the whole world out of this is not good for a hell this is not good for environment so we are destroying all these things. fresh produce is destroyed on a regular basis and succumb with its policy the regional government is taking a fi

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nestled in the eastern himalayas seacom covers 7000 square kilometers roughly half the size of the german state of tearing in the mile high city of gun is its capital. sica might be part of india but in terms of agricultural policy it's forged its own path for the last 3 years. produce of valuable to its nearly 700000 inhabitants is organic only. by going for a goodly flood because for my kids the problem i saw this is 1st of all if you know how bad this is especially good for kids for us and i good for organic food not just decides for. organic farming expert. has traveled to see them on behalf of several international organizations for sustainability he's here to see if it's agriculture really is 100 percent organic and if it is how has the state managed it his 1st impressions are positive the copy if i just try to pepper it's fiery hot as a real bite exactly how a pepper should be this by the carrots are very fresh you can tell they were picked just yesterday. it's a pleasure to see how fresh everything is what good quality the papaya is are excellent. you just want to cut them open an

. >>> search crews made an eerie discovery in the himalayas, they found a digital camera buried near the bodies of climbers killed in an avalanche. this was the breathtaking scene of sunrise over the himalayas for a team of 8 climbers including 2 americans at nearly 20,000 feet. these would be some of their last views before authorities believe they were buried in an avalanche this past may. a recorder found stuck in the snow captured the 7 men and 1 woman as they traversed the razor thin edge of the unclimbed, unnamed area near the summit of india's second highest mountain. the group lost contact with friends at base camp about 2 weeks after setting out to climb the summit, one of the world's most challenging peaks. weather, elevation, and terrain made it difficult for search crews, but in early june they spotted equipment, backpacks, and even bodies in the snow from above. it would take india military and mountaineer specialists weeks to reach the site. 7 of the 8 bodies including americans were found tethered to a rope. the body of the british expedition leader has not been found.

. >>> search crews made an eerie discovery in himalayas.tal camera near the bodies of climbers killed in an avalanche. >> reporter: this was the breathtaking scene sunrise over the himalayas for a team of eight climbers including two americans. and nearly 20,000 feet, these will be some of the last abuse before authorities believed they were buried in an avalanche this past may. a go pro recorder found stuck in the snow after the seven man and one woman as a day traversing the razor thin edge of an unknown area near the summit of india's second highest mountain. the group lost contact with friends at base camp about two weeks after they set out to climb this. one the world's most challenging peak. weather, elevation and train made it difficult for search crews, but in early june they spotted equipment, backpacks and even bodies in the snow from above. it would take indian military and specialist the weeks to the seven of the eight climbers, including americans were founded tethered to a rope. the body of the british expedition leader has no

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biodiversity and the environment a wealth of expertise in organic farming has been built up here in the himalayas nature is seen as a valuable asset that deserves to be handled with care. the fact that seeking became the world's 1st region to switch to 100 percent organic agriculture has a lot. to do with people's attitudes. with a big. conference or big friend i regret. it for you would you. pass by that i had noticed here is that these farmers have a different mentality. understand that they're part of nature. or might be something to do with their fates but they respect nature. and i was decent and because of that they can't really imagine using agro toxin eyes and artificial fertilisers dillard's as it's. chemical free farming in a vision that seacom is making reality. here at another research institute staff and farmers have gathered to meet the man who led sea km's reinvention as a model organic state pub uncharming was india's longest serving chief minister and he is the son of farmers and travels regularly through the state drumming up support for his mission. good group of the. community

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the worst of that weather the monsoon rains the southwest the winds getting squeezed up across the himalayas and rethreading down some massive dam plus you can see just up towards the dish up towards the kolkata pushing up into west bengal some very heavy rain as we take a closer look at things you can see that line the very wet weather that we're talking about than just struggling southern most areas of the himalayas and running really from northern parts of bangladesh pushing up across the northeast of india right up into those more than sections of pakistan and it really is not moving anywhere too quickly a similar picture as we go through wednesday and on into thursday further heavy showers up towards the west bengal all pushing up towards the northernmost parts of the region just edging up towards in the poles of further heavy showers here as we go on through the next couple of days slightly clearer skies summer a spot hopefully for a good part of bangladesh into me and ma but of course we are looking at the worst of that weather the flooding raise there eventually got to make their way

a country in the shadow of the himalayas nepal is prone to earthquakes and landslides in 2015 it was hit by a particularly disastrous earthquake the risk of landslides rises even more during the monsoon season. workers for the international union for the conservation of nature like agronomist cari are trying to mitigate the threat with an research. course it's a tall fast growing indigenous plant also known as broome grass its roots help keep soil in place. for us while directly. and it also not one day to hold this while it does work on called the eurozone and the dogs will see it go walk to speed in this it'll be idea. the secret lies in the clan sweat like network of routes. that of it is small goods lego small thing we can find it it is really into this while that means and if it has it like that of the netbook or lego made work like this and it captures like that all are just but i did this while and it just all of those life into the net. about 2 hours outside nepal's 2nd largest city takara lies the village of saturn caught in the past landslides were common here. they swept d

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footage of eight international climbers swept away by an avalanche in the himalayas is released by the police. in the last hour, the leader of the hong kong government, carrie lam, has told a news conference that a controversial draft law that would have allowed extradition to the chinese mainland is dead. the planned legislation had prompted mass protests in hong kong. this is what she had to say. the cause of all these grievances and confrontations is an exercise to amend the fugitive offenders ordinance. i have almost immediately put a stop to the amendment exercise. but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity, or worries whether the government will restart the process and the legislative council. so i reiterate here, there is no such plan. the bill is dead. we will continue following that story in the coming hours, getting analysis from our correspondence in the region. the big question now is will that be enough to mollify the protesters and the demonstrators? we will keep tracking that story on bbc news. president trump has accused the british prime mini

footage of eight international climbers swept away by an avalanche in the himalayas is released by the police. and a balancing act for the planet. we have a special report from the amazon on the vital role played by its trees, as more and more are cut down. president trump has accused the british prime minister, theresa may, of making a mess of brexit. in a series of tweets, he also said the us would no longer deal with the uk's ambassador in washington. it comes after e—mails from sir kim darroch were leaked in which he described trump's administration as inept. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. at a personal level, it has always looked more like an awkward rather than special relationship — the reserved vicar‘s daughter alongside the brash manhattan tycoon. and, although this isn't the first time donald trump has criticised theresa may, it is his most brutal assault yet. he fumed on twitter. the ambassador he is referring to, of course, is sir kim darroch, britain's man in washington, whose leaked secret messages to london describe donald trump and his administrati

when i went up the himalayas a few years ago the sharpest told me that there was not one ship a familying a guide. only when the europeans came up with this strange idea that you had to get to the top of these uninhabitable regions that they, because their income is low they lost their lives, will the noble lady talk to her colleagues in the development department to try and help the income level of those families so that they don't need to rely on insane europeans going to high up mountains? i think the noble lady has a number of points and i applaud her distinguished experience. never been anywhere near everest myself... i think i can safely say that situation is unlikely to change. laughter. the noble lady will be aware that we have a good relationship with nepal. that includes support and financial help. one of the things that we have been doing is endeavouring to help with disaster resilience and make a very meaningful contribution to new paul in that respect. and there was a topical observation from a labour former cabinet minister. can i asked her whether she would be kind enoug

there is not much waste management here rubbish is littered everywhere on this western tip of the himalayas locals have set up small restaurants and kitchens with lou. government regulation the waste they produce is dumped in glassy is streams in gorges it pollutes the tributaries that flow into the light and sound rivers kashmir's main water so it's then this the human waste the impact of. that number of polygamists undergo looted number of pilgrims into the system is that there are impact adverse impacts on every aspect of the ecosystem there and we have to keep in mind that this of course assumes very frail. but poverty here is pervasive and those supporting the programs say they need to make money outweighs the costs on my body as if the number of pilgrims is restricted and we don't work for these 3 months it will have an impact on our livelihood we earn for only a few months and then must live off that for the rest of the year. the government believes it's doing enough to counteract any environmental damage we have a preview of the pilgrims we have welcomed them weird them o.b.l. we ha

the eco rebels of the himalayas. see come a state in northeastern india has switched entirely to sustainable agriculture. come home to they call it off. and what good german farmers learn from them. going to 30 minutes w. . robots they're still in the development phase of some but it's going to happen when they grow. will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society ai will experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. going to school robot collapse starts aug 14th on d w. this is d w news live from berlin a big win for ukraine. president in snap elections and exit poll tips floated there's a party to win some 44 percent of the vote is that enough su

overer a hundred people so far have lost their lives in catastrophic monsoon f flooding from the himalayas through india down to o bangladeshsh. authorities say four million people have been displaced many reported missing.. floodwaters as far as the eye can see. these indian villages all trying towards trying g gunds.gs of the houses wasas swampeded by torrential monsoonon rainsns. my money but that he had floloos from more than four days now. we haven't had any assistancnce. we've e been drinking g water fm the riviver. we need help from the government what it all meant to him when i the brahmaputra river which flows through india bangladesh and china busted banks l lost w. submerging thousands of villages and forcing four million people from their homes. the northern indian states of assam and be home have been among the worst hit with dozens dead and dozens reported missin. local aututhorities say more bad weather i is expectedd in the coming days. i'll be on the look out right now the riversrs already one mer above itafafe level. it keeps rising by two or thrhre centimeters every hour

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there is not much weiss management here rubbish as littered everywhere on this western tip of the himalayas locals have set up small restaurants and kitchens with little government regulation the waste they produce is dumped in glassy is streams in gorges it pollutes the tributaries that flow into the light and sound rivers kashmir's main water so it's then this the human waste the impact of their number of polygamy is undergone looted number of pilgrims in the system is that there are impacts adverse impacts on every aspect of the ecosystem there and we have to keep in mind that this of course assumes very frail. but poverty here is pervasive and those supporting the programs say they need to make money outweighs the costs amada body outside or if the number of pilgrims is restricted and we don't work for these 3 months it will have an impact on our livelihood we earn for only a few months and then must. live off that for the rest of the year. the government believes it's doing enough to counteract any environmental damage we have a preview of the bill welcomed them we had them we had we h

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released a video showing the final moments of a team of crime business bodies were recovered in the himalayas contact was lost with the group after an avalanche at the end of may investigators are now analyzing the footage to work out what went wrong. and yemen has seen more than 460000 suspected cholera cases so far this year that's a shop increase on the 380004 the whole of 2018 the united nations says there have been more than $700.00 cholera deaths since january dramatically higher than the same period last year. representatives of afghan civil society and the taliban have agreed on what they're calling a road map for peace softer almost 20 years of conflict in the country the taliban refused to speak with the government but officials attended the talks in doha as private citizens a joint statement issued by the participants said a post-war afghanistan would have an islamic legal system protects women's rights and ensure equality for all ethnic groups. for more on that we're joined by is under peter's man who has reported from afghanistan for many years and has followed those talks closel

there is not much weiss management here rubbish as littered everywhere on this western tip of the himalayas locals have set up small restaurants and kitchens with little government regulation the waste they produce is dumped in glassy is streams in gorges it pollutes the tributaries that flow into the light and sound rivers kashmir's main water so it's then this the human waste the impact of their 11 that number of polygamy is undergone looted number of pilgrims in the system is that there are impacts adverse impacts on every aspect of the ecosystem there and we have to keep in mind that this of course assumes very frail but. the poverty here is pervasive and those supporting the programs say they need to make money outweighs the costs amada body etc if the number of pilgrims is restricted and we don't work for these 3 months it will have an impact on our livelihood we earn for only a few months and then must live off that for the rest of the year. the government believes it's doing enough to counteract any environmental damage we have up even with the pilgrims we have welcomed them made th

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be quite dry in new delhi the rain is going to be mostly to the north of you across parts of the himalayas more rain across parts of nepal as well with attempted there of about $27.00 degrees in katmandu and kolkata it is going to be a little bit dry fuel at $34.00 degrees and then very quickly here across much of doha we are going to see our winds come down but for doha we do expect to see attempt or 40. discover new developments in surgery. in hiroshima japan to meet the surgeon nearing new techniques in regenerating on the. a breakthrough medical trials so much needed to cystic fibrosis so for us based on all the evidence we have the virus is least 100 fold more effective. every night to cure revisited. and again i'm just. a reminder of our top stories this hour iran's revolutionary guards have seized a foreign tanker they say was trying to smuggle oil tanker was reportedly seized on sunday just south of lawak island in the strait of hormuz. turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. $35.00 fighter jet program unfair saying it will harm their relations washington acte

seacom is small but its vision is enormous perhaps the eco farmers of the himalayas are kickstarting world wide change. bonnets counts how much being a straw hats be chance fascinators so many choices. based hatmaker. seems headgear. and. she. claims that you can use research to be true ordinary. your romance next on c w. rise and shine time to cast off lucas if a guy is taking an outing the welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water and there's plenty of it in this city. 30 minutes long t.w. . a forester equivalent to the sun which is cleared every. hour consumerism is causing a radical depletion of forests. for 25. percent. or has a. small wrists and money. tragic reality behind the exploitation. starts july 24th. and that's what it looks like when you paint on a living kind of us we'll be finding out later just how much work goes into making a human work of art. and with that very warm welcome back. let's see what else we have in today's show. counting that we can subscribe on the river thames in england and. you're a max reporter and my kids bruiser and vi

there is not much weiss management here rubbish as lettered everywhere on this western tip of the himalayas locals have set up small restaurants and kitchens with little government regulation the waste they produce is dumped in glassy is streams in gorges it pollutes the tributaries that flow into the light and sound rivers kashmir's main water so it's then this the human waste the impact of their 11 that number of polygamy is undergone looted number of pilgrims in the system is that there are impacts adverse impacts on every aspect of the ecosystem there and we have to keep in mind that this of course assumes very frail but. the poverty here is pervasive and those supporting the programs say they need to make money outweighs the costs. if the number of pilgrims is restricted and we don't work for these 3 months it will have an impact on our livelihood we earn for only a few months and then must live off that for the rest of the year. the government believes it's doing enough to counteract any environmental damage we have a preview of the bill creams we have welcomed them weird them we are

. >> reporter: this was the breathtaking scene of sunrise over the himalayas for a team of eight climberscluding two americans. at nearly 20,000 feet, these would be some of the last views for authorities believed they were buried in an avalanche this past me. eye pro recorder found stuck in the snow, capture the seven men and one woman, as they trans first razor thin edge of the unclaimed and unnamed area to the summit of the second highest mountain. the group lost contact with friends at base camp about two weeks after they set out to climb the summit. one of the worlds most challenging peaks. the weather, elevation, and terrain made it difficult for search crews. in early june, they spotted equipment, backpacks, and bodies in the snow from above. it would take india paramilitary and mountaineer specialists weeks to reach the site. seven of the eight bodies including americans were found tethered to a rope. the body of the british expedition leader has not been found. authorities say the groups weight could've caused his knowledge to give way, triggering the avalanche. they will use the

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