it appears that the french ministry of defense has had a secret agreement with my. cross off for the past ten years even the french parliament wasn't informed of the agreement or its content. it's the contract between the french ministry of defense and microsoft and we have no doubt either amount of money or any legal procedure. it was all black and you can see these all black and what is important in this country is the amount of money. they spent on that and it's all like in the amount of money and it was not even come here in front of the senate because it's an important thing that they are asked directly to the ministry of defense we should definitely in it or because she just doesn't demand of her for a commission of inquiry. yet another redacted contract once again a private corporation has prohibited a government from fulfilling its legal obligation to inform the public the french parliament has resolved to investigate how much the state actually pays microsoft in licensing fees some sources believe it's two hundred euros per workstation per year if the same

thousand computers on all continents were affected by this attack from the german railway to the ministry of the interior in russia and the japanese car manufacturer a honda. in britain some hospitals even had to implement their emergency plan how could a single piece of malware similar taney asli cripple companies hospitals and even intelligence services all over the world the answer involves microsoft all the victims. used the same software they were all vulnerable in the same way and they all relied on a single company namely microsoft the same applies to every state administration in europe. what's the impact of this dependence journalist khaled schuman and colleagues from investigate europe wanted to find out the results are alarming. the dial emma affects the data belonging to all of us and out of pendants on microsoft goes far deeper than just our use of word or excel software almost every governmental and public office already in the e.u. from city halls to vehicle registration offices and tax offices in software that was specially designed for that work. these many thousands of s

certainly security has been heightened at ministries like the ministry of and ministry of interior but despite this these attacks continue as it has just been the taliban as well has launched attacks here in kabul killing hundreds of people since the beginning of this year many of them very bold attacks now this one on the ministry of interior really was. an ambitious because it is a heavily fortified compound with a lot of buildings inside and a lot of guards and a lot of military police there protecting it's it has been a very difficult time everybody here in kabul is on edge and around the country we're also hearing that the taliban. took over a district in tahrir in the northeast of the country today as well and they have been attacks in local and other parts of the country to jennifer glass thank you a flare up of violence between the israeli army and armed palestinian factions in gaza appears to be over hamas and islamic jihad say they've reached a ceasefire agreement with israel bringing an end to the worst fighting between the two sides in four years fighting was marked by twen

that was not followed by the ministry of defense. there was someone who said it was at least one hundred thirty million euros but we fear that the figure is much higher. there's been some pressure from the ministry of defense to ensure that there is no investigative commission so it's evident there was a form of lobbying. the word which came from microsoft. the entire french army uses microsoft programs what does this mean for national security and the sovereignty of france and frankly i think. that's very serious because a potential attack on microsoft in the network of the ministry of defense theoretically endanger our soldiers and a whole series of military actions the broad. microsoft systems are also a security risk overly complex and vulnerable and only the experts at microsoft know the source code it's something that the chaos computer club europe's largest association of hackers has long been criticizing the fact they had to. have saved. had microsoft office is far more vulnerable than the open source libra office the italian

at the german interior ministry how does he justify circumventing e.u. public procurement law. all the tender dance takes place microsoft doesn't sell its products directly and uses intermediaries who put in bids and compete with one another. this is what that would be like if it were just rationed buying new cars for its fleet and only inviting v.w. dealers to put in a bid excluding all other manufacturers that's not competition. the tenders are initially open to everyone but the clear majority of the german public sector decides in favor of the industry standard rather than an open source solution which they regard as an experiment. experiment. so every municipality every state administration puts out a call for tender in accordance with the framework contract and we need new microsoft licenses who can give us the best deal. that may often be the case here but not necessarily in every case. it's not that simple either law doesn't allow public tenders to give preference to a specific company it also prohibits the specification of brand names and calls to tender but when it com

explosions and gunfire are heard near the ministry of interior in the capital kabul. you're watching a life from a headquarters and. also ahead a cease fire seems to be holding in gaza after a day of attacks between palestinian groups and israel. italy's interim prime minister and president's hold talks in a bid to end the recent political deadlock. and french police dismantle a makeshift camp two thousand migrants had been living will be live in paris. we begin with some breaking news out of afghanistan and there are reports of explosions and gunfire near the interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul jennifer joining us on the telephone from kabul itself what are you hearing about this attack jennifer. that's a package still going on to get on the ministry of interior expertise with an explosion and then a number of actors firing rocket propelled grenades gunfire. very very large news calling compound on a main road in kabul traffic has been diverted from that road snarling traffic around the city much of the city in a long jam of traffic because it is such

of interior compound this is a new compound for the ministry of interior it is heavily fortified we are hearing gunfire and explosions understand the attackers do have rocket propelled grenades the weapons that they have now this comes on friday nights the afghan security forces some car bomb near that ministry and able to get rid of it it did not go off but clearly a lot of pressure here as this complex attacks going going on the ministry already heavily fortified there's already been high security in the city yesterday they found a car full of a of a weapons at the main international airport so definitely afghan security forces under a lot of pressure to maintain security here in the capital do we expect any deaths or casualties i understand that this is still going on right now as you're saying. it is ongoing it is really too soon to tell it's unclear what caused the first explosion how big it was and who might have been in the vicinity at the time as i said during this is the interior ministry it is in a it is surrounded by large blast walls and it is heavily fortified it's a co

reaction to the attack came from the ministry spokesman who called them quote a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that were conducted on fabricated and baseless excuses for israel struck dozens of iranian targets inside of syria in retaliation for rocket barrages on israeli positions in the golan heights now israel's government is blaming iranian forces that are inside syria and has accused tehran of crossing a red line there have been growing international calls for restraint. on its way to destroy and defense system this slowdown fitted freddy's by israel's defense force shows one of the strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we are engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria. israel says its strikes were retaliation for a rocket attack on territory it occupies in the golan heights according to israel iranian

government have attacked the afghan interior ministry in the capital kabul police say a car bomb was detonated at the entrance and then several attackers managed to get inside the compound security forces say they battled them for more than two hours before finally said during the gun. north korean leader kim jong un's right hand man is only his way to the united states came chill. got on a flight from beijing to new york some hours ago he is the vice chairman of north korea's routing policy and is due to hold talks with the u.s. secretary of state mike combat these soldiers could pave the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong in singapore next month well the u.s. state department has suggested that the summit is back home track the united states continues to actively prepare for president trump's expected summit with leader in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abbay of japan on june the seventh at the white house and as secretary pompei o looks forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim

lesa station movement spread fast new ministry sprang up in the forests of burgundy fronts and germany. the cistercians disapproved of the benedictine elite at cluny the power lust of the clergy in rome and the growing opulence of episcopal churches instead they called for austerity and toil they cleared woodland for example and regulated the flow of rivers one new ministry after another appeared on the map. as albert of supervised personally the construction of fontenay abbey which now stands as a monument to his ideas of what a monastery should look like. monks who passed through this gate entered a world of strict regulations and hard physical labor. the bell calling the monks to morning ten am a summons repeated seven times a day. just. all those who joined by our knowledge as monks came from paris to critic families no peasants sons no urban poor were accepted into the community commoners were admitted only as lay brethren to help the monks perform heavy manual tasks later the ministry also. and going to day laborers. the monks make their own bread and even made their own tools th

member and parliamentary state secretary in the german ministry of the interior building and homeland i'm talking to him about refugees and the search for a new homeland and mr meyer what does the word homeland mean to you i muck of minor things to my mind homeland is much more than just a one in a time of globalization my mobility and flexibility i increasingly expected of people here it's all the more essential that they have a sense of security to compensate it seems to me that the wish to have roots to belong somewhere is. growing rather than receding. in light of that the idea of a homeland is not traditional or backward looking but very up to date on that of mine if i personally find it really exciting that the new ministry of the interior has expanded into this key area of homeland. on the federal states which already have homeland ministries have had an extremely positive experience with it i'm firmly convinced that in three and a half years this will be the case at the federal level and there will be no more doubt as to why we need a federal homeland ministry. if your family

gunmen attacked afghanistan's interior ministry building in a high security zone in kabul. you're watching are just zero life from a headquarters in doha i'm dead to you now because also a heads results from over a thousand polling stations counselled in iraq the election commission says it's found evidence of fraud. palestinian groups say they've reached a cease fire with israel after the worst gaza flare up in four year olds and labor unions in greece strike against austerity measures as the country's financial bailout program nears its end.

explosions and gunfire are heard near the ministry of interior in the capital kabul. you're watching a life from a headquarters and. also ahead a cease fire seems to be holding in gaza after a day of attacks between palestinian groups and israel. italy's interim prime minister and president's hold talks in a bid to end the recent political deadlock. and french police dismantle a makeshift camp two thousand migrants had been living will be live in paris. we begin with some breaking news out of afghanistan and there are reports of explosions and gunfire near the interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul jennifer joining us on the telephone from kabul itself what are you hearing about this attack jennifer. that's

department is now coming on the massive pressure to investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of those on the money to microsoft does the corporation have such an influence one of those who has been following this for a long time does it from the french n.g.o.s appeal which fights for the use of free software. because that. was all he gets also except for that short yes i can. fill them up to you know as sure as you want to link them all is no life should be. allowed to own up on a box and i think you can see from this you know. more what in the who also said that this court here on the definition. is said that he stepped in kuwait. didn't use legan a moment microsoft meant about what happens in the email address in austin is today he said. it's not me he said that you want at best i mean. it's a death. what john the last bird was a duffer by srila released on ship at any cost of course it equal to what the arnold ever in the book would you could bottle as he warns and on the basis of atsic edged its use of bush no more but always it will pu

the president through the defense ministry and through to the foreign ministry as well is that essentially this investigation is biased that it's been using discredited information that's come from the ukrainian secret services that's been cobbled together through various open source online. sources and also bloody made putin said yesterday when he was speaking about it in a press conference with your macro on the the french president that the russia had been excluded from the joint investigation team itself now there is actually a legitimate reason why that is the case the joint investigation team is made up of countries who lost nationals in the mh seventeen downing russia didn't therefore it has not been invited to take part in russia also blocks a u.n. investigation which is why the j.i.t. is investigating this in the first place it i think there were lots of countries who actually wanted this to be done under the auspices of the united nations that was something that russia didn't want to happen so you know we're getting responses from russia it's essentially the same thing that we've

afghan forces fight off an i select attack on the interior ministry in kabul. and where in paris where thousands of migrants and refugees are forced out of their makeshift tents. however much of central western europe warm and sundry describes the weather not so in the east it's just warm sunny here but the wondering white clouds are slowing leaving thunderstorms in iran now for a couple of weeks in temperature regime which is in the middle of the high twenty's for the most part with occasional variations it's warmer still in germany and poland the baltic states stuck on twenty four is actually a cooling trend but you also don't often see the end of may that warm and that results in the potential for some songs being realized where it's humid enough sense and the domination coast up through germany and everywhere to the west of that the way the exception spain and portugal for the most part but it's just warm in places like poland warsaw at twenty nine that cooling breeze down kids might not get back to twenty three but he's going to complain and then the showe

ministry and the foreign ministry you have technocrats in place there technocrats in place but what about mr mateo so the we so much of the day will be deputy prime minister and he will be minister of interior and do through allow him to do you know two to two to do what he cares the most about that is to say to develop a platform that is all about law and order and you know kicking out immigrants so that is. this is a case where the populist have gotten a position in the cabinet that they really want to run yes absolutely what's on the table for italy right now in terms of its place in the european union. it's too early to tell let's say let's put that all across europe european capitals are nervous and waiting to see if these two police parties will follow through with actions or will just you know it will limit themselves to talk of the tough talk but not walk the walk their. elite could quickly and up late it eve did to two populist parties and their respective leaders managed to take over the government so to speak you. you said earlier this evening that you know when you're co

another senior thought to the minister of the economy the nomination for the economy ministry delivers an immediate message of trust or alarm to the financial world if you know. or casebook but when i asked for that ministry to be taken by a notable figure from the majority political party. when someone who was aware of the program someone who does not support the policy which was announced by the coalition parties in it or do. you vote for many of the sort of action which could provoke or lead to italy leaving the euro the photo shoot of it if that ever lived. the president's decision to reject the candidate has angered many of at least political figures not least the leader of the five star movement who suggest in matters rather be impeached for betraying the state. let me say this clearly turning out a vote is pointless in this country because the rating agencies choose the government even when the citizens with over fifty percent of consensus between two political forces who want to change things and want to represent italians and their interests. in the end a way always seems to b

the federal ministry of family affairs declined to be interviewed. nor would it comment on the meeting with british consequent victims of the german embassy in london. it stated only that the country can trust fund grants financial support when claims are grounded. christie and or tell also apply for support. yeah and a clarification having been asked and it's kind of one as. i and boxer bring back. oh my no question in english to become yeah and it's good bye to how it's one of one armored. to get in of my macbook. air and dozens of the east ass baskets book. shop at the office of a new get this book. that he has but i think i'll put it we spend a third of our lives in our beds our beds are important and for it to be turned down on that basis is utterly ridiculous and so it's abundantly clear to me that applying to the call to go isn't going to be a solution for us at all and so therefore for us to be subjected to a ridiculous system of bureaucratic system at this point in our lives it's not going to meet our needs all we need is money that we can u

iran's foreign ministry has responded for the first time to israel's largest attack in syria for decades israel says that it destroyed iranian basis in response to rocket attacks against its forces in the occupied golan heights an iranian spokesman called the claims baseless and fabricated harry force that reports. cockpit video from israeli warplanes is they carried out the largest and most prolonged air strike in syria since the start of its civil war israel says it hit dozens of iranian military targets as well as five syrian anti-aircraft installations israel says it was a response after iranian forces launched twenty rockets at israeli targets in the occupied golan heights we have made it very clear that we are here to defend ourselves those who started this round of violence were hearing ins who attacked israel we responded accordingly and we are now waiting to see how the iranians will respond israeli forces in the occupied golan heights were on alert for any further response at the same time local residents were told to go about their business as normal schools were open no restr

it was hoping to clear the air at the ministry. his company had managed to keep out of the emissions cheating scandal but last week authorities said they found illegal defeat devices and diesel powered. they already ordered the recall of around five thousand more could follow dime law has denied any wrongdoing and not much to add after today's meeting but was good to see each other again in fourteen days. by then they would have to clarify the issue with the ministry and also by then it should become clear if the emissions cheating scandal will hit yet another. date with the. company and you so much. some people don't care about me. because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to give. but two billion people do. too then i am everything. their home. the a food. their livelihood. but day by day i disadvantage. and so does everything nikkei. two billion people care about me. me me. and now. higher and higher further and further journey here and dirtier the high gloss world of pro

markets she's also a former tasha i mean in ministry of foreign affairs and in the head of an as well via skype maria editor in chief of evy and reports that's an online news magazine i should imagine for everybody it's a rather tense time right now to have on the question how important is this vote how important is this moment. you know we are the moment when. according to the constitution. the law can result. by. prime minister and bringing down of a positive and. this one must live. under the beginnings of a new reform. beginning a new age. where the new generation really can stand and feel that they are the real. holders of the power and their decision could be guided within the laws and according to passed by the elected parliament and to the right direction by what today is very important. for translate always when every parliament and in the water there is a positive or negative and depending on the different ways. that we can face and i hope that finally by all the people on the street and on the record. may be. really time in our history try to have a prime minister. going to

well the russian response we've had so far has come from the foreign ministry which is fairly to some brief saying that actually the important thing the best news is the is alive but let's look a little bit further forward than this this is a story that is going to reverberate i think for quite some time to come and you're going to have to look at the tactics used by the ukrainians here you know we talk about living in a post truth a huge. lie gets thrown around frequently picked up replicated it's brought cost on the media and churned out on twitter etc etc this is the kind of thing that is not going to help combat that you know if at some point in the future another kremlin critic turns up dead you might well hear from the russian side well how do we know he actually is dead remember. so i think there are lots of people who are online at the moment who are on the easy about this yes they're relieved that. a journalist is alive when perhaps them when they thought he was dead but this is you know the tactics of this are questionable i think thank you for that rui chalons live for us i

it is called "the ministry of utmost happiness." we will continue with her in a moment. ♪ [music break] heart" -- in the heart of the city." this is democracy now, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. our guest is arundhati roy, the author of the new novovel out in paperback "the ministry of , utmost happiness." arundhati roy won the booker prize in 1997 for her first book, "the god of small things." lessen: the book more or concludes with modi, in allusion to modi. you said his real kaiser with the rss. could you explain what the -- ties are with the rss. could you explain what it stands for and why it is significant he is more aligned with the rss than the pjb? it is basically a natural self help society, but it is the most powerful organization in the country today. it was founded, as i said, in the 1920's, and it has always believed in rewriting the constitution. it has openly believed india should be declared a hindu nation. its ideologues have openly india -- they of are the jews of germany. it is a

of defense issued a lengthy rebuttal to the findings that the sent out on thursday the russian ministry of defense saying that it couldn't have been a russian missile because the missile casing that they show was part of the is that one of the main parts of evidence from the joint investigation team that's a type of missile that was made in the moscow region back in one thousand nine hundred six and hasn't been in russia's military arsenal since twenty eleven these things have a fifteen year shelf life that can be x. . tended by an extra ten years to the maximum but anything built in eighty six in russia's arsenal would have been destroyed back in twenty eleven they did go on to say that ukraine did have these things in their arsenal the russian ministry of defense also critical of the joint investigative teams findings bashing the fact that a lot of it seem to be based on pictures from social media we want to draw to everyone's attention that the dutch investigators have ignored witness accounts many eyewitnesses saw the tragedy themselves they are not images from social media they are

left off and germany's transport minister has summoned the head of the luxury carmaker to his ministry in berlin to explain new accusations in the emissions cheating scandal. time to post such i was hoping to clear the ed the ministry so far his company had managed to keep out of the emissions cheating scandal but last week authorities said they found illegal defeat devices and diesel powered men say does veto events they already ordered the recall of around five thousand more could follow dime law has so far denied any wrongdoing and not much to add after today's meeting but it was a good software see each other again in fourteen days. by then and i would have to clarify the issue with the ministry and also by then it should become clear if the emissions cheating scandal will hit yet another german comic up. to date with the latest from the wall business thanks to a company and see you soon all right. well . different. isn't. going to get it seems right. come to the. job and have. the media for twenty. plates. are not all bad and they will not succeed in dividing us sal not succeed in

now saying it agreed to no such thing say the room is all not true that is what the ministry spokesman knew kang had to say dialogue with u.s. negotiators is currently ongoing what is for sure china has agreed to drop an anti dumping probe into u.s. imports of the sorghum crop used often in food and animal feed. well as bring in our financial correspondent yes quarter in new york now yes trump says tomato china seems something else how likely is that they really came to an agreement regarding this trade surplus. well after the trade talks between the chinese delegation and a u.s. representatives on friday there are sources from the white house saying or some governmental officials that actually of this two hundred billion dollar number is still on the table and i would say it is in general rather unlikely the biggest export item from the u.s. to china last year were aircraft in the value of sixteen billion dollars so from sixteen to two hundred billion dollars spent is quite a get personal china for example would have to buy. in for about six hundred big airplanes to come up with anyth

i've also worked with other campaigns and net ministries. there is all of these different groups of catholics that i have been able to work with through the internet. because of the gifts that i have. >> and i have seen your published poems and i'm sure that there's a lot nonviolent material because you make a living as a professional writer and you're paying your rent intuition. it sounds like you are very active in speaking. and i think that in a typical day you mentioned last friday was a sentimental high spend the day. >> last friday i woke up at 6 am and took the bart from berkeley to san francisco to meet with seth of 1 billion stories at 7:30 am for coffee. >> and that is >> he runs a company that makes videos and tells the stories of the 1 billion catholics in the world. he uses both video instagram and i think that he is moving into podcast as well to really just help people understand the faith through the eyes of the people who are living it. and so, we had a chat and right after that, i had to take it -- bart back for my classes.

time the post was hoping to clear the air at the ministry so far his company had managed to keep out of the emissions cheating scandal but last week authorities said they found illegal defeat devices and diesel powered vans they already ordered the recall of around five thousand more could follow dime law has denied any wrongdoing and not much to add after today's meeting was a good software see each other again in fourteen days. by then i would have to clarify the issue with the ministry and also by then it should become clear if the emissions cheating scandal will hit yet another. up to date with the latest from the world of business thanks to a company. with . the fast pace of life in the digital no hour shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the phone lines and interviews with the makers and users. should be next on deep. cls live looking for the white house. ground is shaking about the cut up of your favorite place. in the classroom a different kind of churchill good politics in the entire country chanting free and fearless for

i have also worked with just love prince, net ministries. there are all these different groups of catholics that i have been able to work with through the internet because of the gifts that i have. >> i have seen your published poems on some sites. i am sure there is other material that you write. i believe you make your living as a professional writer and editor. you pay your rent and tuition at uc berkley. it sounds like you are an active catholic evangelist or speaker. in a typical day, you mentioned last friday, i said how do you spend a day, what happens? tell me about last friday. >> oh, yes. last friday, i woke up at 6:00 am and took the bart from berkley to san francisco to meet with seth of 1 billion stories. >> 1 billion stories is? >> he runs a company that makes videos and tells the stories of the 1 billion catholics in the world. he uses both video, instagram, and i think he is moving into pod cast as well, to really help people understand the faith through the eyes of the people who are living it. so we had a little chat. and r

and still go welcome to the program iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria his first official reaction came from the ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets a retaliation they say for iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's. prime minister accuses iran of crossing the red line international calls for restraint. a mistrial on its way to destroy and a fence system this slowdown fit each bradleys by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we're engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria. israel says it strikes me retaliatio

israel blamed iranian forces in syria for firing missiles into the golan heights iran's foreign ministry has denied israel's account of the incident tommy a senior cleric joined the chorus of condemnation coming from tehran but from what he said in his friday sermon israel is not the only thing iran's leaders are worried about zen bus ravi reports. was in perhaps the harshest words so far a senior iranian cleric said israeli cities face destruction if that country continues to act quote foolishly the during a friday sermon a to her own university ayatollah cut to me had this warning after strikes on what israel says were iranian targets in syria that in august we will expand our missile capabilities despite western pressure to kid it to let israel know that if it acts foolishly tell of even hafer will be totally destroyed cut to me as part of the council of experts an eighty eight member body that elects iran's supreme leader he's also a political hard liner and has been a harsh critic of the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal he gave his views on the u.s. pullout from that agree

in january of this year we sent a letter to the saudi attorney general and to the saudi foreign ministry requesting information or information about the data as presented by the almight portal but we received no response it's difficult for investors to invest when they don't have confidence in the justice system it's difficult for ordinary saudis to feel like you know they can go through life and receive fair treatment when they know that the justice system isn't working so it is a really critical it should be a critical component to mohammed bin some man's modernization efforts. to turkey now where the president has unveiled his party's election manifesto ahead of next month's that vote. unveiled plans in front of thousands of supporters and istanbul he promised a new military operations against kurdish fighters along turkey's border with syria and iraq at the out of court adjourns election more than a year early to consolidate his power. i mean his parliament is expected to elect opposition to it in a cult as the country's new prime minister on tuesday that follows a wave of protests i

that was hoping to clear the air at the ministry. his company had managed to keep out of the emissions cheating scandal but last week authorities said they found illegal defeat devices and diesel powered vans they already ordered the recall of around five thousand more could follow. has denied any wrongdoing and not much to add after today's meeting was see each other again in fourteen days. by then i will have to clarify the issue with the ministry and also by then it should become clear if the emissions cheating scandal will hit yet another. company. going to. the top. going to get called to the white house clinton is shaking albuquerque new mexico was your favorite team was going to. look to this. but to make the point that nothing shook in the politics of the entire country the champion of free and fair and for the last sixty years too late for mines. earth a home worth saving the google india's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions b