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An International Broadcast journalist with 27 years’ experience of TV-Radio, anchoring and social media communication tools. A Reporter, Camera person, Audio- Video editor and anchor of International repute. A 24 X 7 Online Computer savvy professional with English, Hindi, Urdu and, Punjabi proficiency. Highly active on social media like Facebook, what’s up, twitter and flicker. Well conversant with issues pertaining to Asia pacific region with special reference to politics, International affairs, defense, sports, health and strategic developments. Jasvinder has worked for Voice Of America, Deutsch Welle, Asia Calling, Metropolis, Free Speech Radio News, Doordarshan and All India Radio.
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Green farming in Rajasthan
Economic migrants in Rajasthan who lost jobs due to the coronavirus crisis are turning to green farming methods on their ancestral land. Techniques such as rainwater harvesting and solar power are being used to cultivate food in the desert.
Fisherman's friend under threat
The Olive Ridley sea turtle population in Odisha is declining due to climate change and egg poaching, affecting fishermen who depend on the turtles to control jellyfish populations. Local communities are taking action to protect the turtles.
Ice stupas to store water
Residents in a mountainous region in northwestern India are creating artificial ice stupas during winter to store water. These stupas are then melted for farming needs when water is urgently required.
In the Indian village Anand is a house where wannabe parents from all over the world can turn to: the House of the Surrogate Mothers. For approximately 15.000 euro, Doctor Nayna Platel makes sure a surrogate mom makes her womb available to childless couples. Because surrogacy is a taboo in India, people refer to the clinic as the Baby Factory or as Rent-a-Womb. vpro Metropolis was a video project by Dutch broadcast organisation vpro, that ran from 2008 to 2015. Metropolis is made by a global collective of young filmmakers and TV producers, reporting on remarkable stories from their own country/city. We made a trip around the globe on one single issue: from local beauty ideals to Elvis impersonators, to what's it like being gay, or an outcast or a dog in different cultures.
Hygiene programme offers safety and dignity in India
In Marora, Haryana, a celebration highlights the importance of sanitation, led by Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founder of Sulabh International. Pathak's efforts, including the construction of millions of toilets and the promotion of the 'two pit pour-flush' technology, are part of a broader initiative to end open defecation in India by 2019. The technology is environmentally sustainable, converting waste into biogas and reducing methane emissions. Pathak's work aligns with the Indian government's 'Clean India' campaign. Additionally, a unique toilet museum in New Delhi educates visitors on the history and significance of toilets.
To the horror of rights activists, India legalises child labour
India's amendment to the Child Labour Act allows children under 14 to work in family-run businesses, sparking criticism from child rights activists who argue it endangers children's health and education. The government claims the amendment will help impoverished families and foster an entrepreneurial spirit, but activists warn it will reverse decades of progress in child welfare. The amendment is seen as particularly harmful to vulnerable groups like Dalit, Adivasi, and Muslim children, who are often forced into hazardous work due to economic necessity.
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