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These villagers in India say they would rather die than leave their homes as they protest a multi-billion dollar government project to join up rivers. Residents…
These villagers in India say they would rather die than leave their homes as they protest a multi-billion dollar government project to join up rivers. Residents say rising waters have flooded their village and the compensation they received hasn’t covered their losses.
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@@ir232qImported3wk ago
The lives of minorities and ordinary poor people have no value. This is the terrorist state of India.
@@Zee007-y5iImported3wk ago
رام راج کے جلوے 😅😂
@@ChokerzhbfImported3wk ago
How is this international news? The government will give them compensation. It's a simple case—how is this considered international news? Aren't there already many things going on in the world that qualify as real international news? There is a f***ing officially announced emergency in Pakistan, and Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh is visiting the USA to get funds while being bashed by Bangladeshi citizens there, yet they think this is international news
These villagers in India say they would rather die than leave their homes as they protest a multi-billion dollar government project to join up rivers. Residents say rising waters have flooded their village and the compensation they received hasn’t covered their losses.
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