these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra it's not just a reforestation project. they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to dawn abandoned land into forests came from the organization follows for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of you know carbon storage powerhouses right they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being governed sequesters to you know providing ground water recharge you know soil conservation you know habitat for bio diversity our markets our systems don't put a financial value yet on such you know the services that these ecological systems provide. that's the market failure that payment for ecosystem strikes to correct. muscle forus is approaching small scale. he leased out of his unused land in 2020 to the organization they went on to plant 8000 saplings setting the groundwork for growing a thriving carbon sequestering forest. as the owner of the land the hov lane will now be paid quarterly cash transfers of around 100 euros fo

our 1st stop today is a rural maharashtra investor and this region is one of the worst places in the country to be a farmer was distant in droughts and green for many a farmer who give up farming and become an industrial. but if scientific data could accurately predict weather patterns and provide farmers with information they could still have a short and their primary like an organization in the region helping farmers best exactly. a look at a smartphone farm. all he needs to know. now is the ideal time to fertilize his fields. he also knows which fertilizer to use and in which quantity the 40 year old resident of shift village uses the farm precise app which especially developed for farmers in the indian state of maharashtra the app improves by making cultivation and livestock farming easier to organize. when speed and direction the sounds of the birds and when they make these sounds my final generations used to use these as indicators to identify climate patterns will it end tomorrow we live in the day after will it rain at all this is how our elders used to predict the weather wh

these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra it's not just a reforestation project they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to turn abandoned land into forests came from the organization farmers for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of you know carbon storage powerhouses they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being governed sequesters to you know providing ground water recharge you know soil conservation you know habitat for biodiversity our markets our systems don't put a financial value yet on such you know the services that these ecological systems provide. that's the market failure that payment for ecosystems trying to correct. for most of forests is approaching small scale farmers like going ishtar believe he leased out to a cause of his unused land in 2022 the organization they went on to plant $8000.00 saplings setting the groundwork for growing or try using carbon sequestering forest . as the owner of the land hardly will now be paid quarte

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our 1st stop today is a rural maharashtra investor and this region is one of the worst places in the country to be a farmer was distant droughts and green for many a farmer who give up farming and become an industrial. but if scientific data accurately predict weather patterns and provide farmers with information they could still have a short and their primary life and organization in the region helping farmers best exactly. a look at a smartphone. all he needs to know. now is the ideal time to fertilize his fields he also knows which fertilizer to use and in which quantity the 40 year old resident of shifu village uses the farm precise app which is specially developed for farmers in the indian state of maharashtra the app improves by making cultivation and livestock farming easier to organize. when to be then direction the sounds of the birds and when they make these sounds my final generations used to use these as indicators to identify climate patterns will it again tomorrow we live in the day after will it rain at all this is how our elders used to predict the weather when in a f

in 2014 farmers in the state of maharashtra pradesh were hit by weather related losses totaling some 900000000 euros. since then the app hasn't only provided assistance for planting fertilization and harvesting crops. the farmers can also find the latest market prices and work out the best time to sell their produce as a result osgod mostly has to use his losses and he's even turning a profit now. mino she mostly also lives in the region and uses the op to tend to whole farm as well. she says barely a thought of all women here on a smartphone she shares her knowledge and wants to motivate other women to take advantage of the available tools laugh at what i'm with over language climate change is making farming more and more difficult we need technology to help us with this i started a self-help group for 15 women and i encourage them to use this because i've learned a lot from it and they and their families can learn a lot from it they're starting to appreciate it and see its benefits. where we. farm precise developers see over $3500.00 farmers now use their free app which is so far s

in 2014 farmers in the state of maharashtra to predation were hit by weather related losses totaling some 900000000 euros. since then the app hasn't only provided assistance for planting fertilization and harvesting crops. the farmers can also find the latest market prices and work out the best time to sell their produce as a result osgod mostly has reduced his losses and he's even turning a profit now. mino she mostly also lives in the region and uses the op to tend to whole farm as well. she says barely a thought of all women here on a smartphone she shares her knowledge and wants to motivate other women to take advantage of the available tools. for what i mean by the language climate change is making farming more and more difficult and we need technology to help us with this i started a self-help group for 15 women and i encourage them to use this because i've learned a lot from it and they and their families can learn a lot from it they're starting to appreciate it and see its benefits. there we. found precise developers see over $3500.00 farmers now use their free app which is s

in 2014 farmers in the state of maharashtra. were hit by weather related losses totaling. 900000000 euros. since then the app hasn't only provided assistance for planting fertilization and harvesting crops. the farmers can also find the latest market prices and work out the best time to sell their produce as a result pascoe mostly has to use his losses and he's even turning a profit now. mino should mostly also lives in the region and use the app to dent a whole farm as well. she says barely a top of all women here on a smartphone she shares her knowledge and wants to motivate other women to take advantage of the available to. clarify what i mean by the language climate change is making farming more and more difficult and we need technology to help us with this i started a self-help group for 15 women and i encourage them to use this because i've learnt a lot from it and they and their families can learn a lot from it they're starting to appreciate it and see its benefits. from precise developers see over 3500 farmers now use th

these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra. it's not just a reforestation project. they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to turn abandoned land into forests came from the organization farmers for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of. you know carbon storage powerhouses right they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being carbon sequesters to you know providing water to charge you know soil conservation you know habitat for bio diversity our markets or our systems don't put a financial value yet on such you know the services that these ecological systems provide. that's the market failure that payment for ecosystems tries to correct. most full forest is approaching small scale farmers like. he leased out of his unused land in 2020 to the organization they went on to plant 8000 saplings setting the groundwork for growing a thriving carbon sequestering forest. as the owner of the land be paid quarterly cash transfers of

these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra it's not just a leaf or a station project. they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to turn abandoned land into forests came from the organization farmers for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of. you know carbon storage powerhouses right they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being sequester to you know providing ground water recharge you know soil conservation you know habitat for bio diversity our markets our systems don't put a financial value yet on such. says that these ecological systems provide. that's the market failure that payment for ecosystems tries to correct. for most of forests is approaching small scale farmers like. he leased out of his unused land in 2020 to the organization they went on to plant 8000 saplings setting the groundwork for growing a thriving carbon sequestering forest. as the owner of the land be paid quarterly cash transfers of around 100 euros for the next 5 years by far mo

global teacher's prize that went to this man behind me this early working it over primary school in maharashtra state in the west of india he was on it for having transformed the life chances of girls at the school way attendance has skyrocketed from single digits in the community now to 100 percent when it happened on a global teleconference with london. he's run. from india. he'd won a $1000000.00 for his dedication to teaching he immediately gave half of it away to the other finalists $12000.00 nominees were considered but england's vark e. foundation and the un's education agency determined rangi decelerates contribution to the global teaching profession was most noteworthy. his 11 years in parental water has seemed to sol a turn the fortunes of a school built next to a cattle shed i still remember the day one when i saw the school building and i saw that this is like indifference looking at education. so i started to interact with the. language participated in their events so it was like being a member of the coming. as a community member and as a pretty good teacher he influenced the way

honored for transforming the education of young girls at a primary school in the western state of maharashtra redesigned all the textbooks in the local language and embedded q.r. codes for you wanting me to learn english dissolve it was selected from over $12000.00 nominations in $140.00 countries he said he would share half of the $1000000.00 prize money with his fellow top $10.00 finalists. well deserved congratulations to him that's all for now focus on europe is up next some while our rock from all of us here the entire new scene thank you so much for spending this part of the day with us we hope to see at the top of the hour again. months without a sign of life. the crew of 2 italian fishing boats. disappeared after a cost but the libyan militia. they were off to sea to earn a living and got dragged into a power struggle which is about a lot more than just filling the fishing nets that some kids are. next on detailing. where the real power resides. really i come from there lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 if you there was the largest democracy maybe that's one reason why i'm

trade and transport unions have all been protesting in a number of states and in the states of maharashtra odisha and west bend goal protest as were actually sitting on train tracks and managed to stop trains and that's because the farm the school for people to shut down their services all their services if they supported them now we do have police on the borders of daddy saying that they're making sure that no one who wants to shut down their service whether it's a shop or a market or transport no one is being forced to do so still ahead on al-jazeera normalising hooliganism and violence rights groups criticized abu dhabi for buying a stake in an auto or us is really a football club. chuck yeager the 1st person to fly faster than the speed of sound guys age 97. it's been subzero in the northeast of china to clean hoppin for 18 days doesn't seem very long it's long enough for this to happen if the river there has been to freeze they can cut big blocks of ice which they're going to use to construct the snow and ice festival in harbor now the real cold does state that funnels east is leaking

trade and transport unions have all been protesting in a number of states and in the states of maharashtra odisha and west bend goal protest as were actually sitting on train tracks and managed to stop trains and that's because of the farm the school for people to shut down their services all their services if they supported them now we do have police on the borders of daddy saying that they're making sure that no one who wants to shut down their service whether it's a shop or a market or transport no one is being forced to do so. at least 8 opposition activists have been arrested in hong kong they're accused of taking part in a band protest rally in july several former politicians are among those arrested it's typical pollen is in hong kong with more. these are very prominent pro-democracy figures some of them as you say are former lawmakers here they were arrested for taking part in that protest which usually takes place every year for the past 17 years on the anniversary of hong kong's handover from a british colony into a chinese territory but this year that was banned the government s

trade and transport unions have all been protesting in a number of states and in the states of maharashtra odisha and west bend goal protesters were actually sitting on train tracks and managed to stop trains and that's because the farm the school for people to shut down their services all those services if they supported them now we do have police are on the borders of daddy saying that they're making sure that no one who wants to shut down their service whether it's a shop or a market or transport no one is being forced to do so and what's the government's been saying about all of us and as a. so as well as increase in security the security presence which was already really high what we're seeing is opposition leaders being put on. house arrest we have delhi's chief minister the national capital region chief minister. has been placed under house arrest has a party the common man party as they're known and wish they say that after he came here to single on monday to express his support for farmers and returned to his residence police went there barricaded his home they're not letting anyo

these protests are getting more and more attention and support we have farmers in the state of maharashtra today who are going on a state wide protest in solidarity with the farmers on the borders of delhi farmers unions around the country have. called for a protest on saturday and you know we've had a lot of support from the public from musicians from the state of punjab where a lot of these farmers a from and now we've had around a 150 actually the clearing a limb pick gold medalists saying that they're going to go to the presidential building on saturday to return their national awards again and solidarity with these farmers and this is something that the government is aware of the support that the farm is have which is probably why they allowed farmers to come into delhi after trying to stop them for 2 days with tear gas and water cannon and baton charging them and have now agreed to holding talks despite the fact that farmers will now clear the highways. as many things are serious and as withdrawn i'm reporting live from tikrit. weather update next here i'll see about that a breakthro

ranjit went to incredible lengths for over a decade, turning around this girls‘ school in maharashtraoems, lectures and stories. school attendance among the surrounding tribal community rose from 2% to 100%. 85% achieved a grades in recent exams. his teachings have impacted life beyond the classroom — an end to teenage marriages in the village, desertification in the drought—prone district reduced. ranjit's even built a science lab at home to share experiments with students in over 80 countries. he has also got young people talking between countries in conflict with one another, and has shared his tech skills with other teachers, too. in accepting the million—dollar prize, ranjit disale also made this extraordinary and far—reaching pledge. 50% of the prize money will be equally shared with the rest of the nine top—ten finalists. together, we can make a difference and we can make this world a better place. that's over $50,000 for each of the other nine finalists, including teachers from brazil, south korea and nigeria. this year's prize has also come at a time when lockdowns have remin

into laws and we're also seeing protests elsewhere in the country now in the states or disha and maharashtra in odisha farmers have been protesting outside the state assembly and now farmers have support from athletes 150 leads from the state of punjab where many farmers have from have said they're going to go to the presidential building on saturday a day where farmers have called for a nationwide protest and return their national award lost some of these athletes. a little gold medalist and the government is very aware of just how much support these founders had from the public. india's military has denied reports it targeted civilians in reprisal attacks after 2 soldiers were killed in india and ended in most of kashmir last week but residents of one area outside have told us that security forces are rounding up and beating innocent men women and children and to ship out reports. days after an indian army patrol came under attack in 2 soldiers inside the vehicle were shot later died in hospital authorities are looking for those responsible no group has claimed responsibility for the shoot

ranjit went to incredible lengths for over a decade, turning around this girls' school in maharashtraere inserted to open up a world of poems, lectures and stories. school attendance among the surrounding tribal community rose from 2% to 100%. 85% achieved a grades in recent exams. his teachings have impacted life beyond the classroom — an end to teenage marriages in the village, desertification in the drought—prone district reduced. ranjit's even built a science lab at home to share experiments with students in over 80 countries. he has also got young people talking between countries in conflict with one another, and has shared his tech skills with other teachers, too. in accepting the million—dollar prize, ranjit disale also made this extraordinary and far—reaching pledge. 50% of the prize money will be equally shared with the rest of the nine top—ten finalists. together, we can make a difference and we can make this world a better place. that's over $50,000 for each of the other nine finalists, including teachers from brazil, south korea and nigeria. this year's prize has also come

and for transforming the education of young girls at a primary school in deep western state of maharashtra he redesigned all the textbooks in the local language and embedded q.r. codes for multimedia learning to saul was selected from over $12000.00 nominations in $140.00 countries he says that he will share half of the $1000000.00 prize money with his fellow top $10.00 finalists and he's a happy teacher there. isis forces now italy will host the u.a.e. phoenicians league finals next year in october 2021 italy have been drawn to face spain while belgium will beat france in the semifinals on october 6th and 7th to set up the final a few days later the matches will be played at the event as stadium intervene and the sun c.e.o. in milan. also added that albania would host the 1st ever final of its new 3rd tier club competition in 2022. and finally you might remember the story from last week of the mysterious mental monolith found in the utah all desert now another one has been spotted on a hiking trail in southern california local media reporting that unlike the utah original this one is not

groups and unions around the country from demonstrating in support of farmers in the states of maharashtra west bengal and odisha protest a sash on railway tracks and stop trains that's not a fall as i asked everyone who supported them to shut down bottom agency services as a. strike. of the country on the streets. in the right. in support of the big. business. farming indeed as i'm single you say the protests have resonated with people and the government is out of touch with what farmers need dogville are your money. the government says it's proud these built in our interests of the government to tell does not benefit farmers it was the farmers who informed them about the flaws in the bids. the government has indicated it's open to amending the laws of pharma say they'll continue to block highways until the was a repealed they came to delhi to protest off to so when they went to crops and say they don't have to return until they. need harvesting in april elisabeth piron of al-jazeera delhi. at least 8 more opposition activists have been arrested in hong kong they're accused of taking part

there are more protests elsewhere in the country we've seen protests in the states of odisha and in maharashtra and odisha state capital where the nation farm is protested outside the state assembly and have been smaller protests all of them had asha commons unions of calling for a nationwide protest on saturday now farmers have a lot of support and sympathy from the public given that one half of in. is 1300000000 people who work in the agriculture sector who have had famous musicians from the state of punjab with many of these families of from come out in support of them and most recently 150 athletes many of the olympic gold medalists from punjab have said they're going to go to the presidential building on saturday to return their national awards that they've been given in protest and the government is very aware of how much support farmers have which is why they 1st met them into the caption a few days ago after trying to stop them for days using water cannons and tear gas and now they are holding talks with the farmers a 1st they said clear the highways and then we'll talk to you but now t

to clear the air at least for a time has that western weather that we have towards good herat in maharashtra when by with the top temperature of 30. so may al-jazeera london to a cost center to special guests in conversation i don't feel because of colonialism unprompted fun interrupted there's a sense of what month burden still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading the knowledge and technology pretty ago pal meat still has that parikh's you can really make a record ration for something more new mentally horrific past slavery studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so who run the reminder of our top news stories the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is recommending the nation's 1st coronavirus vaccine for people older than 16 the 1st supplies of the pfizer violent economical ations onto to reach states on monday. police in northern nigeria searching for missing students after gunmen stormed a secondary school a large group of attackers on motorbikes arrived late on friday at the boarding school in the state of cut scene and

the last few years you know you saw before the elections you will get you know demonstrations in maharashtra you saw his demonstration outside delhi in my dip in danish in various other parts of the country you know farmers from as far away as jenny had come to delhi and spent 100 days there were doing all kinds of things like shaving on their head taking on the accuser to try to draw that engine of the government but you know the government was not listening to them so now the problem wasn't mobilized and they see that you know they wanted least a basic minimum you know you can't improve the situation don't let these laws may disagree well let's talk about the let's talk about the basic minimum. i mean in a free market so this is i think one of the biggest concerns for the farmers these are people barely surviving over what they produce every year and they just concerned that in entering a new territory they won't have the same bargaining power to negotiate with private companies and suddenly they will the companies will end up being the one the ones dictating the terms of the market. that'

transport banking trade unions have all been demonstrating in a number of states in the states of maharashtra west bengal in addition people were protesting on railway tracks and actually stopped trains again because of the farmers cool to shut down services by anyone who supported them now police on the borders of delhi say that they are going around making sure that no one is being forced to shut down their services of course all of this is putting a lot of pressure on the government and what we are hearing is that many opposition political leaders have been put under house arrest in light of these protests delhi the national capital region station leader arvind k g well he came here to sing go on monday to express support for the farmers and his political party have said that police went to his house after he returned barricaded him and won't let anyone in or out and finally the world's tallest man citizen or even taller bangs everest new heights is not just shy of $8849.00 misses the pole and china knows the new figure how to concerts in a joint survey of the minds and. this is al jazeera

to clear the air at least for a time has that wetter weather that we have towards good herat in maharashtra when by over the top temperature of 30. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get a back seat when there's no money and all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. well the back you're watching i was there it means the whole run a reminder of our top stories the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is recommending the nation's 1st coronavirus vaccine for people older than 16 the 1st supplies of the fires that biotech inoculations are due to reach states on monday. police in northern nigeria are searching for missing students after a gunman stormed a secondary high school a large group of attack

groups and unions around the country from demonstrating in support of farmers in the states of maharashtra west bengal and odisha protesters sat on railway tracks and stopped trains that's not a fall as i asked everyone who supported them to shut down bottom urgency services . right. well it's not the country now the streets usually involve the right to come. in support of the big example of the business do on the commune leaders and soon go said the protests have resonated with people and the government is out of touch with what farmers need dhobi law you have. the government says it's brought these built in our interests of the government to tell does not know how they will benefit farmers it was the farmers who informed them about the flaws in the bids. the government has indicated it's open to amending the laws but farmers said they'll continue to block highways until the doors of repealed they came to delhi to protest off to so when they went to crops and say they don't have to return until they need harvesting in april elizabeth purana al-jazeera delhi. or not they on the brakes at n

south have disappeared temporarily got a bit of an outbreak of a usually known seasonal right in maharashtra and we've eastwards might end up in west bengal not much to it to be awesome by this time now it's wednesday we're talking about the shouting to tamil nadu northern indian plane sees no disturbance of the air quality and the persistent fog they're both still there on the low side obviously is the next storm system develop in the eastern med and developing it is it's produced flooding in turkey it'll probably do the same on the coast of the levant. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinions how big this foreign policy in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it lead get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of the rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. the. again what you want is there has a remi

that went to this man behind me and i didn't see him this early working at over primary school in maharashtra state in the west of india he was on that for having transformed the life chances of goals at the school where attendance has skyrocketed from single digits in the community now 200 percent when it happened on a global teleconference with london. is run. from india. he won a $1000000.00 for his dedication to teaching he immediately gave half of it away to the other finalists $12000.00 nominees were considered but england's vark e. foundation and the un's education agency determined ranji contribution to the global teaching profession was most noteworthy his 11 years in parental has seemed to sol a turn the fortunes of a school built next to a cattle shed i still remember the day one when i saw the school building and i saw that this is like indifference looking at education. so i started to interact with the. language participated in their events so it was like being a member of the company. as a community member and as a pretty good teacher he influenced the way that community regard

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disha and maharashtra in odisha farmers have been protesting outside the state assembly and now fanis have support from athletes 150 athletes from the state of punjab where many farmers have from have said they're going to go to the presidential building on saturday a day where farmers have called for a nationwide protest and return their national award last some of these athletes a little gold medalist and the government as very aware of just how much support these fans have from the public. and the pandemic has forced greece to keep its museums cool's depriving them of much needed revenue so one of the country's most important is no resources to emergency measures in order to avoid bankruptcy. reports from athens. the nike museum is the 2nd most visited in greece after the acropolis museum it has a collection spanning 2000 years of greek islamic and asian civilization but it's in financial trouble 70 percent of its income is from ticket sales restaurants and shops and it's 9 venues the pandemic has forced greece to close museums drawing up that revenue so the been a key asked the li

groups and unions around the country from demonstrating in support of farmers in the states of maharashtra west bengal and odisha protests to sat on railway tracks and stopped trains that's not a fall as i asked everyone who supported them to shut down all bottom urgency services. right. now on the streets and. in the right. in support of the big. business. calming indeed as i'm single you say the protests have resonated with people and the government is out of touch with what farmers need dogville are your money. the government says it's proud these built in our interests of the government to tell does not benefit farmers it was the farmers who informed them about the flaws in the bids. the government has indicated it's open to amending the laws of pharma say they'll continue to block highways until the bill was a repealed they came to delhi to protest off to so when they went to crops and say they don't have to return until they need harvesting in april elizabeth purana al-jazeera delhi. just ahead here all that is in sports it's the final group stage games of the champions league manche

transport banking trade unions have all been demonstrating in a number of states in the states of maharashtra west bengal in addition people were protesting on railway tracks and actually stopped trains again because of the pharmacy coal to shut down services by anyone who supported them now police on the borders of delhi say that they are going around making sure that no one is being forced to shut down this services of course all of this is putting a lot of pressure on the government and what we're hearing is that many opposition political leaders have been put under house arrest in light of these protests delhi the national capital region station leader ivan cage evolve he came here to sing go on monday to express support for the farmers and his political party have said that police went to his house after he returned barricaded him and won't let anyone in or out the top members of the state assembly who went to have a meeting with him and we're also hearing of other opposition politicians including in the state of aceh where they should india's largest it borders delhi and its ruled by th

produce into laws and we're also seeing protests elsewhere in the country now in the states disha and maharashtra in odisha farmers have been protesting outside the state assembly and now famous have support from athletes 150 accolades from the state of punjab where many farmers have from have said they're going to go to the presidential building on saturday a day where farmers have called for a nationwide protest and return their national award not some of these athletes a little gold medalist and the government as very aware of just how much support these families have from the public. the indian army has denied reports of reprisal attacks after the death of 2 of its soldiers in indian administered kashmir last week for residents of one area outside the are have told al-jazeera details about an attack they say was carried out by security forces and has a story of. days after an indian army patrol came under attack the 2 soldiers inside the vehicle were shot later died in hospital authorities are looking for those responsible no group has claimed responsibility for the shooting on the outskirts

farmers in the state of maharashtra have called for a day of protest there is a nationwide protest planned on saturday and while farmers have had a lot of support from the public from certain musicians from the state of punjab with many of these farmers a from we've heard today that the 150 athletes including a limpet gold medalists from punjab are going to the presidential building on saturday to return their national awards and solidarity with farmers so a lot of support for farmers and that is something that the government is very aware of. and it's also very aware of what's happening not just on the borders which is a big problem the borders with the capital but elsewhere in the country and that is why we've seen the government make what are concessions 1st of all allowing farmers to come into delhi after trying to stop them for 2 days with tear gas and water cannon and now holding these protests holding these talks despite the fact that farmers want to clear the highways. india correspondent reporting there live from the single border crossing near the capital new delhi thank you liz.