you organizations because a lot of these farmers who are protesting at punjab being sick organizations many of these farmers belong to this sick fate and then there's just people like monday even other organizations which are coming to the protests in solidarity with farmers. i want to go again to defeat because as you were out reporting you took us along via social media so we could get deep into what was happening in the protests themselves have a look here on my laptop and we see we mean holding up peaches of their loved ones who have committed suicide you touched on this a little bit but how difficult it was and it is to be a farmer right now in over the last 7 years and so many farmers are in debt from a suicide is something that is a threat to the farming business can you talk to us more about that yeah that was a really striking moment because most of the people at these farmers protests have been men because the women have stayed behind in punjab in how to ghana and of the british for the farmers have come from to look after the families but you know we have seen women here and

you sort of that why that happened the dependency should read it is not this is the height and the punjab and haryana they should move away from this dependency and the government has taken the step when this say so 1st i do want to make sure that our viewers know the sea is the government run markets again she mentioned you are likely to respond. india has by dimitri procedures require it's one of the 2nd stint procedure that even if. written but than it was 40 is not at all why did god not have. on the job many point out that the place where i'm doing that out i'm involved in that city not the national highway distance not even one person most from punjab these are almost all the best in the state of broad just tom and from the state attorney general and by seen that it follows need to rule out a pm ceased their tendency on government marketing system. i suspect singh has let the ghetto back that's exactly what the father must suspect these bills are all about yes the actually read you write and you have constructed farmers fear the dead existing government market existence is about did

i had been jeff bennett -- i had punjab in it and they are very happy for a simple reason.e any other organization operating in the msp sector of punjab, they are absolutely corrupt. and i am saying it on camera. when t farmer takes see great produce to the market -- c-grade produce to the market, the grade changes from c to b. the price changes. the farmer gets a huge amount from the government. the person who is grading isn't losing anything. it is the state that is losing. >> all right, thank you very much. most indian farms are very small, 1.1 hectors -- check what are the risks to them of these reforms? >> 80% of the new farmers are what we would call small and marginal. they do not benefit from procurement by the state anyhow. they don't get the assured prices. however, when the market gets deregulated, they lose out if regulated markets do not function anymore. it sets the lower price for various commodities. it sets a floor for the price. the other issue is to do with the whole issue of contract farming and allowing the private sector to compete with farmers. what t

the river ganges and without any purpose of betrayal most of the farmers come from the states of punjab and haryana but are known as india's grain baskets many have camped out at the sink who border elizabeth around him has been to one of the protests in the capital new delhi. well despite farm union leaders attending talks with the government tens of thousands of promise remain on to keep highways blocking the road into the capitol region of delhi now from union leaders have told us that they're attending the talks but they're not hopeful of a breakthrough and that's because of prime minister narendra modi's comments that these laws are good for farmers that they're in the interest of farmers and fama say that that's what happened last time in the last round of talks in november that the government didn't listen that they want to write guarantees around a minimum price for they produce and to nor that is why they're protesting now and that's why they'll say they'll continue to do so until the government repeals these laws meanwhile the pharmacy have had some international support the 1

many of these traumas are from punjab. all those comments weren't well received here in india with the ministry of external affairs, calling them, calling them ill informed and saying that canada shouldn't be making comments about internal affairs about the internal affairs of a democracy. the legislation changes the way farmers do business. currently, farmers, a guaranteed a minimum price for their produce at wholesale markets. the new law allows them to sell direct to anyone. famous for big corporations could force prices down. the law also allows private buyers to hoard essential commodities for future sales. and farmers will be able to enter into direct contracts with private companies. let's bring in our guests in new delhi. we have deeper senhor assistant professor of economics at university in delhi. joining us from oxford is nikita sued associate professor of development studies at oxford department international development. and pandey is an agriculture policy specialist and the former director of the institute fo

i'm doing that out i'm involved in that city not the next we dissed not even one person most from punjab these are almost all the best in the state of broad just top and from the state attorney general and by seen that it follows need to rule out. their tendency on government pocketing system. i suspect. because look at the ghetto back that's exactly what the pharmacist these bills are all about yes they actually treat you right and you have constructed farmers fear the dead existing government market existence is about didn't give any and disposes have been brought in and big business going to. decided that she didn't apply so you're going to let me ask you this we've talked about m.s.p. the minimum support prices that are really sacrosanct for farmers but with confusing and reality is very few farmers actually get those places even the highest estimates have it 15 maybe 25 percent but most farmers for instance where at the heart of these protests they do benefit from minimum support prices arts' protests about farmers and a certain part of the country or farmers elsewhere invested in t

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 they're doing it even though the farm is a very much blocking these key highways which is there is elizabeth cohen reporting live there from the single border crossing many thanks indeed liz ethiopian t.v. has released footage from within the northern to grey region the footage appears to be from the military and the shows life seemingly returning to normal because of a media blackout we're unable to verify these pictures the united nations says that the conflict is a space to run a 1000000 people tens of thousands of fled across the border

and haryana when many families of from they are traveling from punjab they're on their way to delhi picking up more athletes on the way including olympic gold medalist they all planning to go to the presidential building to return at their national awards in protest they say against how farmers have been treated by the government. still ahead on algis iraqi being the peace of security personnel are deployed across ghana ahead of monday's presidential election and venezuela's opposition is boycotting upcoming elections but they've got a now tentative proposal for voters stay with us. the winter has a long way in charge and you know what's been happening in japan has been story but recently picked up some snow in the southwest of china on the hard ground is misleading just shows a cold. and there's a massive developing bricks of large. rain or snow from chengdu eastwood's the sun's out in hong kong of course and this persistent north east monsoon taking a bit of a break of the korean peninsula will produce persistent rain than in taiwan and we've got more snow coming to us a power as

on tuesday and a number of prominent athletes including a limpet gold medalist from the state of punjab and haryana where many of these promises from have been travelling for 2 days from those states are going to go to the presidential building on monday afternoon return their national awards in protest against what they say is the government's ill treatment of famines and more than 200 people have been hospitalized in india after contracting an unknown illness all the cases from one town in the state of under a dash people have reported feeling dizzy and epilepsy like symptoms on the patients have tested negative for coronavirus health officials are going door to door to conduct medical tests. the governor of the us state of georgia has once again refused to call a special session to overturn last month's election results present on tom sawyer pushing for republican governor brian kemp to appoint electors to support the defeated president instead of democratic president elect joe biden in a statement camp repeated that a move to name the electors after the election results have been ce

on tuesday and a number of prominent athletes including a limpet gold medalist from the states of punjab and haryana where many of these promises from have been traveling for 2 days from those states are going to go to the presidential building on monday afternoon return their national awards in protest against what they say is the government's ill treatment of. still ahead on al-jazeera trying to build a new life ethiopian refugees are given supplies to create temporary homes at camps in sudan and australia bangs again emergency services rushed to evacuate people in the power of that bushfire in queensland. there's a bit of a burst of the northeast monsoon across the south china sea which is again encourage some pretty big showers in vietnam and in the philippines that mass will keep revolving in just south of java the potential for a tropical depression even a tropical cyclone exists in the next day or so that may well fall falls on pretty heavy showers discipline sumatra and west java whilst the showers continue in northern sumatra where we had flooding just recently now the weather i

tuesday and a number of prominent athletes including a limpet gold medalist from the state 'd of punjab and haryana where many of these farmers are from who've been travelling for 2 days from those states are going to go to the presidential building on monday afternoon return their national award in protest against what they say is the government's an ill treatment of farmers. how is the government reacting to this growing. pressure in this. well after days of and the casing that they're open to amending these laws which farmers have been protesting against we're now hearing the governing members of the governing body at the edge of the party dredging up old statements from punjabi and other opposition leaders when they are asked for more private investment in the agriculture sector the promise maintained that private investment itself is not a bad thing and but there again this is large corporates like wal-mart and tesco insall of india's richest companies dictating prices and farmers losing a minimum price minimum price for their projects and we have only seen both sides now harden th

a lot of these farmers are from the state of punjab into punjab, be organizations would come with trucks full of food and water to feed the farmers because they, they said that will farmers feed the country and it was now their turn to help them . and it's also because the world's 2nd biggest population, the reason why it has food security is food secure, is because these farmers have been growing rice and wheat that the indian government asked them to. and lodge quantities decades ago, with the sure and says, of a guaranteed minimum price and the farmers are afraid that these laws will get rid of those guarantees, but also have the 1st international comment about these protests from canadian prime minister justin trudeau. and he said that canada will always stand by the right to protest. that's perhaps not surprising, given that there is, there's something like 500000 people in canada who are often jobby descent. how does or is elizabeth cohen, i'm reporting live there from single? there's many things the amazon rain forest, a shrinking alarming rates with deforestation, not a 12 year h

and punjab have begun this 2 day. vaccine so a number of hospitals community and primary health care centers private facilities rural outreach center is a testing everything from the transport arrangements for the vaccine to the cold storage to the deployment of. the app that's used to register and monitor people who are receiving the vaccines crowd control centers to ensure that this social distancing delivers of a new batch of the pfizer vaccine will be delayed in spain health. said distribution will begin on tuesday instead of monday because of what he's describing as a logistics issue these are live pictures from rome where vaccinations are under way if we began this program on sunday with health care workers getting the 1st job those are the headlines coming up next and it's witness. the resolution classical music known for his extravagant productions and dances around the world with his success hasn't come without controversy andre rieu discusses the in his what has happened in the classical music industry. just

we've been protesting in punjab for 3 months now the prime minister could have said something to us then now that with come to his home he's run away mine is that how you treat guests ready to stay for 6 months this isn't even the beginning we're just getting started. now the government insists that the farmers are misunderstanding the intent of the law. however the farmers say they haven't faced water cannon and baton charges for a cause they don't pass they are adamant they will not give up till the more the government backs down. and joining me for more now is david drucker he's a farmer himself and chairman of the. farmers organization in india good to have you on the program now despite assurances from the government to the contrary farmers are still convinced that they will be washed off under the new farm laws why is that. so you areas governments over the last many many years in a bid to keep food inflation in control have artificially suppressed farmgate prices for years and literally for decades and now the majority of farmers who are not getting the short prices want to short

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. as spread to more head on this al jazeera news hour including countries are racing to over $1000.00 vaccines we ask our

on tuesday and a number of prominent athletes including olympic gold medalist from the states of punjaband haryana where many of these farmers are from who've been travelling for 2 days from those states are going to go to the presidential building on monday afternoon return their national awards in protest against what they say is the government's an ill treatment of farmers now more people are fleeing ethiopia's northern tier region every day even though the government has declared that the fighting there as are refugees are crossing to neighboring sudan in the hope of trying to build a new life has their story. you joe purif. camp getting ready for a long stay they use these plastic sheets to top the ceilings of their new homes the un distributed 480 of them on sunday it also provides these bumble sheets to be used to side walls just creative ways to cook food are tested here as well solo over designed to do the job with no environmental impact the norwegian refugee council distributes cash amounts equivalent to about $25.00 per individual if we give them cash they can buy whatever i

and haryana women many farmers of from they are travelling from punjab they're on their way to delhi picking up more athletes on the way including a limping gold medalists they all planning to go to the presidential building to return at their national awards in protest they say against how farmers have been treated by the government. one of the main sticking points and how much of a challenge all of these protests for to go. sort of as i mean you heard me that maybe there's some trouble with the law again just tell us more about the main sticking points of this and how much of a challenge are these protests for the government. yeah there were clearly lost connection there with the single we'll get back to liz as the day progresses. polls of opened in parliamentary elections a record number of women are among the more than $300.00 candidates this comes as its economy is reeling from fully oil prices and the corona virus pandemic let's cross to joins us live here and. first i'll just tell us how this election is shaping up and is it different this time around in any way when they 1st

that farmers have travelled from various parts of india, particularly the farmers from the state of punjabn highways. they have set up temporary townships, as it were, on these highways. they are living on. and there are, literally, again, iwould imagine hundreds of thousands of them on the highways. and their demand is that, and this is a primary demand and not the entire demand, is that what is called minimum support price for their crops has to be maintained. and this minimum support price has been guaranteed by the indian government for now 50 years. they do not see this as being guaranteed in three farm acts, which was passed earlier this year by the modi government. the government appears to have moved a bit in the direction of concessions and are willing to incorporate a minimum support price guarantee, if you like, in the acts, which had been passed. but, that said, i think the farmers have hardened their stance. and they are saying that they want a complete repeal of all three acts and to start afresh. marc, the french are used to seeing street protests, of course, but should othe

on the outskirts of delhi elsewhere in the country we are hearing that farmers from the state of punjab have blocked and now the highway in the capital chandigarh and student 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 th

punjab have begun this 2 day run of the vaccine to a number of hospitals community and primary health care centers private facilities rural outreach center is testing everything from the transport arrangements for the vaccine to the cold storage to the deployment of workers the app that's used to register and monitor people who are receiving the vaccines crowd control centers to ensure that this social distancing and chinese citizen journalist has been jailed for 4 years for her live stream reporting of the early days of the corona virus outbreak. videos from that were widely shared on social media platforms in february she is among at least a twitter blowers who are facing punishment for their coverage of the outbreak 10 hong kong pro-democracy protesters are in court across the border in mainland china they are part of a group of 12 who were caught at sea in august for trying to flee for taiwan on a speedboat the accused the youngest of whom is only 16 face charges of crossing the border illegally as the headlines the news continues here on in about half an hour after inside story t

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 breakthrough in the afghan peace process find out what it means for talks between the government and the taliban. and the urgent crisis in syria as the cold of winter puts millions of people at risk. we've got a real mixed bag in the weather across europe at the moment some ve

here in the center of the capital new delhi after travelling for the past 2 days from the states of punjab and haryana where many farmers and protesting farmers from they have been met with the largest security presence here on their way to the presidential building to return their national awards now they did make a brief stop at the main protest site single where they received a rapturous welcome from tens of thousands of farmers who were blocking a key highway it doesn't look like they're going to receive a warm welcome by president romney who has denied their request for an audience but pharma say that the athletes rather including a limpet gold medalist say that they support farmers they support their demands and they want to return their medals and protest against what they say is the government's ill treatment to farmers. we want to tell the government that farmers provide the food to the nation the government's been stubborn in its attitude towards farmers and it should stop behaving with arrogance these laws have been made for farmers and if they're not happy the laws should be re

this isjust a month ago — nawaz sharif said to thousands of people in punjab, he said that the integrityared. he said that the general was responsible for levering him out of office and rigging 2018, as you've said, this is what nawaz sharif said, directly to the general, the chief of the army, he said "you packed up our government and you put the nation at the altar of your own wishes. you rejected the people's choice in elections and installed an inefficient, incapable group, leading to economic catastrophe". what an extraordinary thing to say of your country's chief of army. it's a reality. the buck stops at the top. and the deep state is known, what deep state does in pakistan. is it a surprise to you? it is known to the world. hillary clinton just the other day gave an interview. and she said what is deep state quoting pakistan as an example. so please, we must be fair to analyse things. the election was stolen, it started off from dawn leaks the supremacy of democracy for the supremacy of parliament, and i have been struck for the fiscal and discipline transparency. is it wrong? uk

mostly they are from nearby states of punjab and pakistan, and they have been telling the government repeal these laws, we will not sit down for any negotiations. for the first time in more than 40 years the queen and the duke of edinburgh are spending the festive period at windsor instead of sandringham. 0ur correspondent told me how different this christmas is even for the queen and the royal family. they have had to make the same kind of decisions are so many other families have had to do this year. and yes of course they have the castle and the support bubble of a tea m castle and the support bubble of a team around them to look after them at this time of year but essentially they have done what so many other families have done and chosen to scale down their christmas, to limit the number of family members they see and to keep it very small this year. 0fficials see and to keep it very small this year. officials say they will be spending christmas quietly here at windsor castle away from their wider family, following the tfr rules, winds are now in tier 4. but the decisions about

mostly they are from the nearby states of punjab and pakistan, and they have been telling the governmentmise to repeal these laws, we will not sit down for any negotiations. the uk's biggest testing lab has been hit by an outbreak of coronavirus. the number of scientists at the lighthouse laboratory in milton keynes are believed to have been affected along with admin staff. the laboratory which is asked to process around 70,000 tests per day says it follows covid—secure work procedures. in england more than 1000 people are being evacuated from a holiday park after heavy rain and flooding. police and firefighters have been working through the night in northampton. two leisure centres have been turned into emergency accommodation. there are more than 100 flood warnings in place across parts of england and wales. christmas in bethlehem looks a little different this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. this was the coronavirus pandemic. this was the scene in bethlehem this morning in manger square. the normally busy scene is quite empty, but the celebration still went ahead at the church

on the outskirts of delhi elsewhere in the country we are hearing that farmers from the state of punjab have blocked and now the highway in the capital chandigarh and student 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 b

on the outskirts of delhi elsewhere in the country we are hearing that farmers from the state of punjab have blocked and now the highway in the capital chandigarh and student 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 tak

in the nearby states of punjab, rajasthan, they have been telling the government that unless you promisel not sit down for any negotiations. is there one main political party behind this protest, supporting the farmers? this has been a spontaneous protest by various unions, the as unions across the country and that has taken the government by surprise. the farmers i nearly 70% of the population, they depend on farming, and narendra modi's government has be very careful in handling this protest even though the process have stopped traffic on some of that highways and these people have been sitting for the last month now around the city of delhi. the government was to take one step at a time. there have been various talks between the few are two sides but no progress at what the farmers are saying is that they are very disappointed with the government because they are trying to portray us as anti—separatist. actually what we want is... these new laws will allow big corporations to come in. this will go against our interests because it will be a rise in prices and that will go away and that

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 shooting on the outskirts of srinagar in india and minister kashmir people here say they're living in fear normally soldiers have carried out raids i

he himself grew up in punjab and comes from a family of farmers. today but i want to know, do you share the view that somehow that the protesters may have gone a bit too far in the way these protests have escalated? the protesters are fighting for their futures, they are fighting for their futures, they are fighting for their livelihoods, and they are doing exactly what a peaceful protester would do. i could not believe the amount of force used against protesters, especially when they were protesting towards new delhi, and right at this moment there are1.2 delhi, and right at this moment there are 1.2 million people not just from punjab but other places who are on the borders of delhi in this freezing winter and they face water cannons and the baton charge, they have faced tear gas, all for they have faced tear gas, all for the fact they were practising their lawful means to protest. as someone from punjab who suffered already for the green revolution, which takes decades to recover, now we are going into the same painful period again where the far

farmers have been protesting on the streets for 2 months in punjab and it has been 17 days in delhi and it has been very peaceful we will not leave this part of nonviolence the government is hoping for the movement to turn violent people get restless because that might work in their favor but we want to tell them that we have enough provisions to last one year and we will continue our peers. in protest meanwhile this battle over the protests and the laws is moving to court and the us supreme court is going to hear a plea on wednesday asking authorities to clear the highways to remove farmers saying that farmers are causing a disruption to traffic by blocking highways and that such protests shouldn't be held during a pandemic a law student who filed the petition is asking that the farmers be moved to a ground that was designated by the government for protests meanwhile far as you know themselves have asked the supreme court to wood to draw these 3 laws saying that they were passed without enough debate and that the deregulation of the agriculture sector is going to leave them at the merc

my parents, my grandparents have been raised in punjab. we always travelled to punjab.e predominantly farm rice and wheat. this man affirms rice and wheat. this man affirms rice in india, this is because in and uncles. they have travelled hundreds of miles from delhi to join in with the protest. they have said they are prepared to be there as long as it takes, whether it is weeks or months. the indian government passed three new laws to allow theirfarmers to government passed three new laws to allow their farmers to sell produce directly to buyers. they argue it will improve fahrmann's pay. but i must say it will make them vulnerable to large companies. -- farmers. this whole expense that has taken place farmers. this whole expense that has ta ken place has farmers. this whole expense that has taken place has put debt and burden on the farmers in different ways, and it has just not been a pleasant situation. i would want a fairer market forfarmers, situation. i would want a fairer market for farmers, subsidies, help with finances. for millions of british indians, life h

farmers on tuesday and we have seen people around the country holding demonstrations farmers and punjab of blocked another highway in the capital chandigarh students lawyers transport banking trade unions have all been demonstrating in a number of states in the states of maharashtra west bengal in addition to people who are protesting on railway tracks and actually stopped trains again because of the fama school 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 those 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 ivan 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. one of the world's best known pilots has died

punjab have begun this 2 day trial run of the vaccine to a number of hospitals community and primary health care centers private facilities rural outreach centers testing everything from the transport arrangements for the vaccine to the cold storage to the deployment of workers the app that's used to register and monitor people who are receiving the vaccines crowd control centers to ensure that their social distancing and what they're doing is around 25 people are coming to each vaccination session they've already been identified they mostly helped with health care workers who will be the 1st beneficiaries of the vaccine and tens of thousands of workers have been trained in administering the vaccine now india already has the world's biggest vaccination program it's called the universal immunization program where more than 50000000 entrants and pregnant mothers are vaccinated every year but health experts say that the cold storage is already in a sorry state that vaccines aren't always stored monitored properly that fridge temperature gauges don't work often rendering vaccines unfit f

only get bigger there's a nationwide call for protests on saturday and athletes from the state of punjab where many of these farmers from planning to go to the presidential building on saturday a number of athletes including a limpet gold medalist to return their national awards to the indian government they say in protest against the government's treatment of fonda's additional storage is a release through human rights workers who were being. held on terrorism related charges after an international outcry they were working for one of the last rights groups still operate in the country when they were arrested last month accused of joining a terror group and spreading false news the arrests were condemned by western governments activists and the united nations well deserved continues to demand the release of journalist mahmoud hussein used now being detained without any formal charges in egypt for more than $1400.00 days hussein was arrested while on vacation with his family in cairo in 2016 its attention is in violation of both the gyptian and international law that's enough from hussein