Promoted biodiversity and defined Climate Change the hundreds of years the forgotten power of traditional knowledge thats our topic today welcome to eco india your environment magazine. Coming to you from mumbai dry it is the most cultivated green on the planet and 50 percent of india thats roughly 600000000 people consume rice for sustenance but a need to ensure Food Security in the 1960s led to a decision that. Diversity of rice the country has traditionally bolstered off a small group of farmers and carola its trying to revive this lets find out how. This is a work of art johnson. Planted one. Paddy sapling at a time. And other farmers in the van and district of cattle are cultivating paddy is not just a means of living it is a view of life that has existed since before they can remember. When i 1st started cultivating native berry people were very curious about the color of the crop they wondered if it got burnt but if medicines were used okola was added so when people started comi
Recently passed a law on confiscation of property for fakes about the russian army, such laws should be quickly adopted, and should work as efficiently as possible, especially in such difficult conditions. At any moment, makarevich could fall under this law, given that he often does not filter his loud statements made in interviews, well , fuck them, you know, im not interested in those published on social networks. Not a day goes by without some kind of poop flying in my direction. That in fact, these words are addressed to former compatriots, let them remain on the conscience of the extinguished rock star, and Andrei Makarevich did a lot for russian music, but crossed out all his merits to the vile betrayal and on his seventieth birthday, the ceiling for a musician who once packed stadiums was a modest concert in a circle of fugitives like him, thank you very much, i was honestly terribly worried that it would turn out to be Something Like this for a long time. Nothing and i wont get
On tuesday barring what the government calls foreign influence. Protests around Parliament Continued into the early hours of wednesday. The law would see any organisation that receives more than 20 of its funding from abroad being subject to stronger government scrutiny. The white house has called on georgias president to veto the law, saying it is similar to measures seen in russia. Rayhan demytrie is in the Georgian Capital Tbilisi for us. Georgians are waking up to the first day since their countrys lawmakers in the building behind me adopted this controversial law that people fear will stifle georgias democracy. We are expecting students and youth to come back to this street outside Parliament Later today. A lot of students from a number of universities here in the capital tbilisi are on strike. They are not attending their lectures. Opposition mps are also boycotting parliament from today and we have a number of european politicians visiting georgia. They held a meeting with the p
Critics are dubbing it the russia law. They say that its similar to legislation russia uses to suppress certain opinions and silence critics of the kremlin. Those who oppose the bill also argue that the legislation could negatively affect georgias chances ofjoining the european union. Speaking earlier, georgias Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said otherwise. Translation today is the most im ortant translation today is the most important day translation today is the most important day in translation today is the most important day in terms translation today is the most important day in terms of important day in terms of strengthening the independence and sovereignty of our country. The adoption of the on transparency of foreign influence law provides strong guarantees for long term peace and stability in georgia, addressing polarisation which is essential for georgias immigration into the european union. The bbc s Rayhan Demytrie has been on the ground in tbilisi and sent this report.