in maharashtra more than 6000 tankers supply water 215000 willage is every day the government tankers provide water for free but many a private making money by selling water to people and businesses villages say the cost of buying water from private operators has shot thompson's the drought. do you only get your water from government tankers a are you sometimes paying tankers to come here as well or you're going to get that. but there really are. that it does it about sometimes i get that when you get they can imagine when you really don't answer me. but the thought of it i know about i did sort of got that i. got an apartment. there also complains about government tankers everywhere we go people tell us the water trucks don't come as often as they should. the water tankers are supposed to come every day but we're hearing from many people that they're only coming every 4 or 5 days what's your experience was at the. bank. it's a mess there is a lot of that because i thought that the problem at the last analyst. that there was a. lot of not and i fiddled us a lot about it but i'm not on

put a cross maharashtra many farmers are leaving their land and villages because of the lack of books which in these farming communities often means a lack of work. in the city of we meet. who left his 40000 square music cotton farm in his village 6 months ago because of the lack of rain. he now lives in this cramped rented room with his wife and 2 children. 2 years of drought have forced him to find work as a laborer in one of the many factories and on the bad. mr modi you have 10 acres of land in your village why did you leave that to come rent a small space just one room for you and your entire family to go. along with. when you both. jimmy asked. are you families or was your good need to get on with. so you're a farmer by trade you've come to the city what are you doing here. when you. got all over and what would you know. neither. is a. good list and i'm and where are you doing this work i mean your company would you go to interesting movie and the company makes me. love the body so you work in a factory that's actually making beer at a time when the villages have no water what d

put across maharashtra many farmers are leaving their land and villages because of the lack of books which in these farming communities often means a lack of work. in the city of we meet. who left his 40000 square music cotton farm in his village 6 months ago because of the lack of rain. he now lives in this cramped rented room with his wife and 2 children. 2 years of forced him to find work as a laborer in one of the many factories and on the bad. mr modi you have 10 acres of land in your village why did you leave that to come rent a small space just one room for you and your entire family to get. along with. when you both. jimmy lost. jimmy in astana. where your family's always are good need to get on when you going to. where you. are. going to. so you're a farmer by trade you've come to the city what are you doing here. when you. got all of it and what would you know. neither. is a. good list and on and where are you doing this work i mean your company would you go to interesting movie and the company makes me. love the body so you work in a factory that's actually making beer at

in maharashtra more than 6000 tankers supply water 215000 willage is every day the government tankers provide water for free but many a private making money by selling water to people and businesses villages say the cost of buying water from private operators has shot thompson's the drought. do you only get your water from government tankers a are you sometimes paying tankers to come here as well or you're going to get that. but there really are. that it does it about sometimes i get that when you get they can imagine when you really will answer for me. but the thought of a bit. about i did that about i don't. get an apartment there. they're also complains about government tankers everywhere we go people tell us the water trucks don't come as often as they should. the water tankers are supposed to come every day but we're hearing from many people that they're only coming every 4 or 5 days what's your experience was at the. vanguard of the system is there does a lot of that because i thought that a problem with my last analyst. that there was a. lot of not and i visit us a lot about it

happening over a number of years and you also mentioned the situation of drought in the start of maharashtra by is a part it would be it would seem quite a bad and that something needs to be done is something being done on a part of the serious. if you did a lot of larceny shooting on facebook if you look at the amount of money almost 1600 crore space perhaps all into several 1000000 euros that's actually been spent on stalled water management or already constructing straw watching trades and this is by the altman despite it even says the richest in his fight against india and the budget office visit by the g.'s more than several states almost 800 students who are then dismissed by teaching which basically means that there is a lack of good you know it's very important for us to understand that you know what good management can be can actually be offset that environment he governance we need a better and vibrant you've got to spend a dime and just competing missing and then it comes to light the cannot just have high fees and. and really have to go business got a lot of the country sluggish

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reproductive organs dozens of privately run all spittles are being investigated in the western states of maharashtra elizabeth khurana now reports i'm getting jenny my legs are these women in just. have 2 things in common they work in sugarcane fields and they've all had their. last here 29 year old be met by mondale went to the doctor complaining of abdominal pain. the doctor said my womb is not in a good state he said if i don't take it out i'll get cancer and i should take it out to media. for the hysterectomy operation to remove her reproductive organs beaver by monday borrowed more than $700.00 that's as much as she earns during the entire 6 month harvest season. and that the potato is educating women in 30 villages about the impact of the medical procedure the doctors from the private hospital they can easily fooled them because these are the men they cannot leave because they most of the men they are illiterate she says doctors also tell them having the uterus removed will allow them to do the hard labor required on sugarcane farms without taking time off when their menstruating the monies ar

an inquiry is underway in the western indian state of maharashtra after allegations that doctors performed unnecessary operations on thousands of female farm workers the women say they were forced to spend hundreds of dollars on removing their reproductive organs elizabeth purana reports from a village in the district of beads. and yet. these women in genki have 2 things in common they work in sugarcane fields and they've all had their. last here 29 year old beemer by mondale went to the doctor complaining of abdominal pain. the doctor said my womb is not in a good state he said if i don't take it out i'll get cancer and i should take it out immediately. for the hysterectomy operation to remove her reproductive organs beaver by monday borrowed more than $700.00 that's as much as she earns during the entire 6 month harvest season. and that the potato is educating women in 30 villages about the impact on the medical procedure the doctors from the private hospital they can easily fooled them because these are the men they cannot clean because they most of the men they are illiterate she says

put across maharashtra many farmers are leaving their land and villages because of the lack of books which in these farming communities often means a lack of work. in the city of we meet. who left his 40000 square music cotton farm in his village 6 months ago because of the lack of rain. he now lives in this cramped rented room with his wife and 2 children. 2 years of forced him to find work as a laborer in one of the many factories and. mr modi you have 10 acres of land in your village why did you leave that to come rent a small space just one room for you and your entire family to go. along with. when you both. jimmy rasta. where you pamela's always are good need to get on with. when you try to do. so you are a farmer by trade you've come to the city what are you doing here. when you. are so gum got all over and what would you know. neither. is a. good list and i'm and where are you doing this work i mean your company would you go to interesting movie and the company makes me. love the body so you work in a factory that's actually making beer at a time when the villages have no wat

to miss any one day i'll see the indian government's national commission of women along with the maharashtra state government has asked the district's head of health services to investigate the allegations that around 4000 women would do into paying for unnecessary hysterectomy as in the past 3 years. we will definitely take action against him. investigators are thought to be making inquiries at some of the 101 private hospitals in beach district al-jazeera has tried to contact the doctor who operated on some of the woman we interviewed but we haven't been able to find him. by monday as his her doctor didn't tell her what might happen to her body after a hysterectomy and she hasn't been the same sense that live up to have the by the way my body always hurts my stomach and back always in pain i can't work as hard as before from the time my womb was removed my life has been very difficult she remains in debt from the load beeves top administrator has told al jazeera more than 350000 women are being interviewed as part of the inquiry and that all has selected me as must be obtained by the publi

heavy rains have battered mumbai and the state of maharashtra. yogita limaye reports.ying hundreds of passengers. a river near the tracks overflowed because of several hours of heavy rainfall, which meant the mahalaxmi express could go no further. people were stuck on board for nearly 15 hours. they had run out of food and drinking water. then, a massive rescue effort was launched. boats were sent in, and dozens of rescuers. slowly, they brought everyone out to safety. nine pregnant women are reported to be among those evacuated. helicopters had also been put on standby. mumbai and the areas surrounding it have seen intense rainfall since friday, as have other parts of the country. this is video from rajasthan in western india. assam, in the country's north—east, is also facing floods. hundreds have already lost their lives this year in weeks of monsoon rainfall, and in many regions, more bad weather is predicted. police in northern ireland say they believed dissident republicans tried to murder officers with a viable device in county armagh last night. according to th

india and after the finance capital of mumbai was nearly paralyzed a public holiday was declared in maharashtra state and authorities that buys residents to stay indoors last week india sensex rose as traders bought up futures particularly in agriculture and energy sectors anticipating the heavy seasonal rains. meanwhile in europe a hellish heat wave is breaking all time records in germany authorities have had to take the relatively extreme measure of imposing speed limits of 10120 kilometers per hour on stretches of the autobahn to mitigate damage and danger from likely buckling of concrete and asphalt from the extreme heat 3 lanes of the berlin ring road were closed and tourist rails buckled there germany's baltic coast in spain where wildfires now raging temperatures reached 44 degrees celsius or 111 degrees fahrenheit. time now for a quick break here because when we return the unwinding trade tensions has allowed china to set their sights yet again on growing its bell and road initiative r t correspondent alex mahela visions on hand to sort through the major shipping venture and as we go to

a used top jobs and monsoon rains have triggered building collapses across the indian state of maharashtra killing at least 27 people this is the heaviest rainfall people in mumbai have seen in a single day in more than a decade rescue workers spent the night trying to dig people out of the rubble days of nonstop rain of also crippled businesses in mumbai that's my thought for today thank you for your company the stream is next on al-jazeera. i have a me ok and you're in the stream today have the fiji islands become a highway for drug traffickers we explore how locals are bearing the brunt of the surge in pacific trafficking routes send us your thoughts by tweeting at a.j. stream or you can leave a comment in the you tube chat and we will do our best to get you into the conversation. is a drug route far from international headlines about increased trafficking through the pacific region is creating a david and goliath slight problem for police in several countries especially fiji hundreds of kilograms of narcotics being shipped from north and south america to markets in australia and new ze

india and a heatwave in drought conditions the situation is especially bad in the western states of maharashtra where the lowest rainfall in decades has left many farmers in a dire situation one of them tells us his story. my name is the. bite honey i'm 25 years old from. the water pond in our village is dried up. tankers only come once every 5 or 6 days. there is no fodder to feed the animals i was forced to leave my cattle in the shelter i'm hoping that they will survive. far and wide to bring water i bring one of water. there is no water to drink sugarcane crops have been destroyed the heat has burned the grass there is no water for people or animals to drink. it's the end of june we've kept our fields ready so that we can saw it if it rains i was so cotton seed the rains are a month late. if it doesn't rain i will be in a very difficult position to. provide for my family the rains will help us i'm waiting for the rains to start. hello this is al jazeera and these are the headlines an agreement has been reached between sudan's ruling military junta and a coalition of opposition and protest g

really in the peninsula of india or in the northeast corner with not much in film there is a bit in maharashtra for example even trying to stretch up towards but just on the won't make it but we are still for most parts deficient. sponsored by. in the case to have or associate to the incident at least has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways 30. for the computer to get. those officers who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your summitry my is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and then depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. and again you're watching ideas in a reminder of our top stories this hour boris johnson has won the race to lead the u.k.'s governing conservative party and will become prime minister on wednesday johnson has also vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the end of october. italy denmark the netherlands and france a bank britain's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that's where iran sees the u.k. flank oil tanker on friday. f

monsoon rains of triggered building collapses across the indian state of maharashtra killing at least 27 people homes were crushed when i wor collapsed the mumbai rescue workers spent the night trying to dig people out of rubble it follows days of nonstop rain which is also crippled business is mumbai. iraq's prime minister has ordered the country's powerful paramilitary groups to be integrated into the armed forces high the lab demand the once the fight is to comply by the end of the month the prime minister says offices and checkpoints operated by militia groups must be shut down currently most of iraq's paramilitary groups are believed to be backed by iran. bomb disposal experts in southern iraq say the battle against the north has diverted money away from projects struggling to clear unexploded mines the wars in iraq suffered in decades make it one of the most contaminated with mines in the world and the worst affected region is around the city of basra. reports. he's led home by her teenage nephew. zahra was blinded almost 20 years ago when she stepped on an anti-personnel mine i

reproductive organs dozens are privately run hospitals are being investigated in the western state of maharashtra as well as with chronic reports trying to get. these woman in just. have 2 things in common they work in sugarcane fields and they've all had their. last here 29 year old b. my mom they went to the doctor complaining of abdominal pain. the doctor said my womb is not in a good state he said if i don't take it out i'll get cancer and i should take it out immediately for the hysterectomy operation to remove her reproductive organs mandate borrowed more than $700.00 that's as much as she earns during the entire 6 month harvest season. and that the potential is educating women in 30 villages about the impact of the medical procedure the doctors on the private hospital they can easily fooled them because these are the men big and ugly because most of the when they are illiterate she says doctors also told them having the uterus removed would allow them to do the hard labor required on sugarcane farms without taking time off when their menstruating the money's already bored and because these

wanted a light one monsoon rains but a bit disappointing up to this point but for a lot of rain in maharashtra particularly in mumbai and i think in the next day or so we'll see quite a large area start to turn properly wet in india. sponsored by cats. on culture because this week south africa is debt laden companies need a bailout before they cripple the economy we'll take a look at taylor swift with big business over who owns her music plus we find out why radio because i'm looking for work in boulder who will. charge you the cost of al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides take the worst possible material you radio grinded into dust comparable to flour and make up. and put it into place where people live think is a colossal event. as well and so many people are thinking this is the silent heat. but does it make you feel like you feel like a movie we have created an enormous momentum disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. again you know watching

here this time yesterday we were talking about the very heavy rain across parts of rajastan and maharashtra and that rain has really taken its toll causing a lot of problems across the region as you can see across much of this area where those white clouds are but i want to show you some video that has come in just outside of mumbai where a passenger train was actually stuck because the monsoonal rains take a look at this a 900 passenger train stuck overnight really starting on friday the waters were rising because of the monsoonal flooding these passengers were not rescued until saturday afternoon the good news is all of them were taken out by rescuers no casualties reported because of this but we're talking about a lot of rain across much of this area actually above average rain not only june but also into july for much of mumbai and also down here towards the south as you can see on our forecast map more rain is going to be falling today tomorrow as well as over to the middle of the week now we are getting a break across much of the central areas but still very heavy rain is expected to

a used top jobs and monsoon rains have triggered building collapses across the indian state of maharashtra killing at least 27 people this is the heaviest rainfall that people in mumbai have seen in a single day in more than a decade rescue workers spent the night trying to dig people out of the rubble days of nonstop rain of also crippled businesses in mumbai that's my lot for today thank you for your company the stream is next on al-jazeera. that's what it is. higher for me ok and you're in the stream today have the fiji islands become a highway for drug traffickers we explore how locals are bearing the brunt of the surge in pacific trafficking routes send us your thoughts by tweeting at a.j. stream or you can leave a comment in the you tube chat and we will do our best to get you into the conversation. is a drug route far from international headlines about increased trafficking through the pacific region is creating a david and goliath like problem for police in several countries especially fiji hundreds of kilograms of narcotics being shipped from.

forward we've had very little chance to see fairly not mean much heavy rain recently but recently in maharashtra it has been showing itself i mean magic pradesh for a 5 minute 100 millimeters is possible in the next 2 days. the weather sponsored by cattle alleys. on counting the cost trumps deal of the century $50000000000.00 to kickstart a more abundance ready palestinian peace process but not a single dollar pledged plus the chinese electric called make up about to take all the lights of the job but also industry counting the cost on al-jazeera. new leaders please childred in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year old celine book his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home in overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we

wanted a media light one monsoon rains but a bit disappointing up to this point but a lot of rain in maharashtra particularly in mumbai and i think in the next day or so we'll see quite a large area start to turn properly wet in india. sponsored . al-jazeera exposes controversial allegations about the bahraini government. by then they told me you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the clones of the shia. and it's illusion with al qaida to conspire against incessant. opposition to 20. playing with fire on al jazeera. hello again you're watching our desire and here's reminder from main stories this hour as many as 65 people have been killed in suspected boko haram attacks in northeastern nigeria the raid happened during a funeral in borno state. president is once again being accused of racism following his online attack against a prominent african-american politician and the district he represents trump unleashed a twitter tirade after baltimore congressman elijah cummings criticized his mexican border policies. and protests in hong kong have ended bollywood tear gas fired at demonstrators for a

an inquiry is underway in the western indian state of maharashtra after allegations that doctors performed unnecessary operations on thousands of female farm workers the women say they were scared into spending hundreds of dollars to remove their reproductive organs elizabeth purana has a report now from the city of bead. and yet. these women in jag the village have 2 things in common they work in sugarcane fields and they've all had their. last here 29 year old man they went to the doctor complaining of abdominal pain. the doctor said my womb is not in a good state he said if i don't take it out i'll get cancer and i should take it out immediately for the hysterectomy operation to remove her reproductive organs mandate borrowed more than $700.00 that's as much as she earns during the entire 6 month harvest season. and that the potato is educating women in 30 villages about the impact of the medical procedure the doctors from the private hospital they can easily fooled them because these are the men they cannot lead because they most of the men they are illiterate she says doctors also tel

monsoon rains have triggered building collapses across the indian state of maharashtra killing at least 27 people homes were crushed when a wall collapsed in mumbai rescue workers spent the night trying to dig people out of the rubble this is after days of nonstop rain which also crippled businesses in mumbai it and fox here to tell us a little bit more about that yes staggering amount of rainfall there actually kamala's gone down as the heaviest monsoon rains in around 10 years actually one of our colleagues tried to fly into mumbai yesterday got diverted to bangalore or i think over the weekend if he's lucky before a fairly good start. to take a look at the satellite picture you can see the huge swathe of clouds that we have along the western gets and that does of course include more and by we are seeing the rains continuing here really for quite some time looking out for rainfall totals $382.00 millimeters of rain 24 hours that's nearly half the monthly average rainfall on the 1st day of the month so there is going to be further problems as we go on through the coming days if not wee

what we've had very little chance to see fairly not mean much heavy rain recently but recently in maharashtra it has been showing itself and the magic pradesh for 500 millimeters is possible in the next 2 days. the weather sponsored. weighs in the year 1271 to become the taliban set out on an extraordinary journey. letters from the poet the great. marco polo travelled through. following dangerous roads from the holy land and beyond today chasing the shadow. professor has travelled china tibet with searching questions about the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching out is there and here is her mind there for top stories police in hong kong have used tear gas against protesters to storm the city's legislature the violence occurred shortly after hundreds of thousands of people marched peacefully to protest on a day that territory marked 22 years since the handover to china. hong kong's beijing back chief executive kerry condemned the protesters for being quote extremely violent he says it is heartbreaking to see so many young demons