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that we're working with intentions which a pure is the water of the river ganges and without any purpose of betrayal most of the farmers come from the states of punjab and haryana that 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 from union leaders attending talks with the government tens of thousands of promise remain on 2 key highways blocking the road into the capital 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 their 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and to nor that is why they're protesting now and that's why they'll say they'll continue to do so until the government repealed these laws

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. >> i want to tell the citizens and farmers from the banks of the river ganges and the holy city thatare working with intentions that are pure as the water of the river again just and without any head to the trail. >> most of the farmers come from areas known as india's grain baskets. our reporter has been to one of the protests near the capital. >> despite farm union leaders attending talks with the government, tens of thousands of farmers remain on two key highways blocking the road into the capital region of delhi. union leaders have told us they are attending the talks, but they are not hopeful of a breakthrough. this comes after prime minister modi's comment that these laws are good or farmers and in the interest of farmers. -- good for farmers and in the interest of farmers. farmers say that's what happened last time. they want a guarantee for a minimum price. that is why they are protesting now and why they say they will continue to do so until the government repeals these laws. meanwhile, the farmers have had some international support. the canadian prime minister, justin trud

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storms in the bay of bengal, often drive seawater far inland, damming 2 of the country's main rivers, the ganges and the brahmaputra. this can cause them to burst their banks flooding large areas of land. experts believe that climate change will inevitably make extra in weather. more common. the country's annual monsoon rains are already becoming increasingly heavy. they also fear that by the end of the century, sea levels around bangladesh could rise by $1.00 to $1.00 and a half meters. large areas of the low lying country would then be submerged under water. in southern bangladesh, the monsoon rains are getting heavier year by year, and that means ever more extensive flooding nowadays overdone models, fields are not just under water during monsoon season, but for a full 8 months of the year. so he's turned to growing vegetables on floating beds . the water here is fresh, not salty. mana has become a farming pioneer by reviving a technique that dates back many centuries. by god, i learned from my father a few plants on the water, but he didn't do it systematically. i have one. we've developed t

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ganges. the people's monument to life in india itself. to the holy city of temples and minarets, to the city of the sacred river and to nearby where lord buddhathan 2000 years ago comes millions of india's pilgrims. friendslions of india's . ♪ the immense and sprawling life on the river is a reminder that people in india form 1/6 of the peoples of the world. ♪ [singing] [calling out for prayers] god, the oneness of the universe. the brotherhood of man. ♪ the age-old articles of faith of the people of islam have begun to acquire new meaning today in the life of the young nation of pakistan, in national homeland for the muslim people. inheritors of a tradition and a culture whose roots go deep into the asian past best inch and passed, pakistanis look to their faith to guide the country's feature. ♪ the future of any nation young or old lies with the children. the mother of two young children, mrs. kennedy knows what it means to bring a smile to the face of a sick child. among the gifts she has brought from the united states to this hospital, not the least is mrs. kennedy's own delight in making a new young friend. >> you can watch the entire fi

ganges that flows along its bank. a people's monument to the life itself, to the holy city of temples and of minarets to the city of the sacred river sarnath where lord buddha preached his first sermon more than 2000 years ago, millions of india's pilgrims and india's friends. ♪ the immense and sprawling life of banaras is a reminder that the people of india form one-sixth of the peoples of the world. ♪ [chimes] farthest in time and in space from the start of the american journey into india, the medieval city of udaipur, with the sunlight still falling on its ancient walls. moving towards tomorrow, the white city is already a seat of learning and india's five-year plan will bring further means of economic growth and modernization to its people. window that looks out on lake pichola opens and as in many other parts of india mrs. , kennedy once more looks out on a changing day on a day of legendary beauty. ♪ >> as i look back upon my journey through india, it is with the feeling of great affection for this country and its people and for the prime minister, whose kindness made my visit possible. at the end of every day, i could not de

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