by selling farm waste, their modest situation improved enough for them to build a temple for shiva.thers want to join them. this mountain of farm waste doesn't belong to the plant but rather to a middle man. what was once worthless now has a market value. increasingly, people are moving away from coal and employing farm waste as fuel. >> it is good for the farmers. more competition means better prices. when someone makes me an offer in rupees, someone else might come along and offer double. as a farmer, i sell to the buyer offering the best price. >> i was purchasing the material about 600 rupees per ton. now i am pay 2100, 2200 per ton. so the prices have increased more then 3 folds and that is because of the competition even though competitors might offer higher prices, farmers will still supply the plant. plant owners want to generate power using biomass, and the farmers want to offer them a reliable supply. this will be a long term revenue source for them. and this has increased their quality of life. so everybody is happy that this plant has come (06:35) >> everyone benefits fr

middleweight limit of seventy two point six four kilos whoever his opponent japan's noble hero is shiva initially feel to me the weight that put the five in jeopardy but a sheet that managed to swear off the extra kilos in the given two hour time limit his team said a combination of confusion over the time and use of his own skills beforehand to playing. it was a miscommunication and i got to wait until i'm confused i also use my own scales before but see it's not a big problem. i sincerely hope the fight will be dynamic and spectacular simply because i've heard ishida is here to win and do everything to achieve this he's not going to duck all run so i'm looking forward to an exciting fight which will go we'll see in the ring. sprinter dwain chambers and cyclist david miller could yet get to represent the home team at the london olympics the court of arbitration for sports overturning a leg a lifetime ban for them and other athletes this week british olympic association though they disagree with that ruling which provides for only a minimum possible two year ban for any first time dopin