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DW News Asia Moderator Biresh Banerjee (Artikelbild)

DW News Asia with Biresh Banerjee, 21 April 2021 21.04.2021 | 13:05 mins.

India battles a more infectious second wave of the coronavirus. While the Prime Minister cautions against complete lockdowns, overwhelmed hospitals and medical staff struggle to meet an increasing caseload.

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Earth Day 2021: Restore Our Earth 21.04.2021

For over 50 years, Earth Day has taken place on April 22. It is the world's single biggest annual environmental protest and educational event. DW takes a look at the day's history — and what we can expect this year.
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Berlin police break up thousands protesting lockdown law 21.04.2021

Police were out in force as the German Bundestag debated new nationwide coronavirus restrictions.

George Floyd case: Jury convicts Derek Chauvin of murder 21.04.2021 | 02:14 mins.

A Minneapolis jury has found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. Chauvin was filmed killing Floyd, a Black man, by pressing his knee on Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. The murder sparked global outrage and protests against racism and police brutality.

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India's hospitals locked in desperate fight against COVID-19 21.04.2021 | 03:13 mins.

Authorities in India are scrambling to bolster health care infrastructure as the latest wave of coronavirus infections stretches hospitals to their breaking point. Many people are camping out in front of hospitals where their loved ones are being treated. DW's Nimisha Jaiswal reports.
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Meet Akanksha Arora — the 34-year-old running for UN secretary-general 21.04.2021 | 03:18 mins.

The Indian Canadian Akanksha Arora wants to become the first woman — and the first millennial — to lead the United Nations. She tells DW that it's time to shake things up.
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Algeria, My Love - Àlgerie mon amour 21.04.2021 | 42:36 mins.

Since February 2019, millions of Algerians have demonstrated against the government. They first took to the streets to demand more democracy and protest the renewed candidacy of former authoritarian president Abdelaziz Bouteflika.

Arts and Culture 20.04.2021 20.04.2021 | 13:03 mins.

In this edition of Arts and Culture presented by Karin Helmstaedt: how Netflix is letting African filmmakers tell their own stories. The Hong Kong protest documentary 'Do Not Split' becomes even more of a political powder keg after being nominated for the Oscars; and the home of surrealist artist Leonora Carrington in Mexico City is turned into a museum.

Workers flee New Delhi as lockdown starts 20.04.2021 | 01:28 mins.

More than 200,000 new cases of COVID-19 were recorded across India for the sixth day straight on Monday. A lockdown in New Delhi, India's worst-hit city, leads to a mass exodus of migrant workers.

India: Delhi locks down as hospitals run short of beds 20.04.2021 | 02:14 mins.

India's capital, Delhi, is going into a six-day lockdown as authorities contend with a huge surge in COVID-19 cases. Delhi's chief minister says the city's health system has reached its limits, and harsh measures are needed to prevent its collapse.
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Pakistan's anti-France protests — in pictures 20.04.2021

The government is set to ask parliament to vote on whether to expel the French ambassador, following a week of violent clashes. Despite a ban on the Tehreek-e-Labaik party, it is still maintaining a widespread following.

India's millionaire exodus growing 20.04.2021 | 01:19 mins.

Soaring coronavirus infections, a declining rupee and run-ins with tax authorities are prompting some of India's wealthiest individuals to leave the country.

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Delhi to go into strict lockdown as COVID cases surge 19.04.2021 | 13:10 mins.

India's capital Delhi is going into a six-day lockdown as authorities contend with a huge surge in COVID-19 cases. Delhi's chief minister says the city's health system has reached its limits, and harsh measures are needed to prevent its collapse.
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DW Business – Asia 19.04.2021 | 12:57 mins.

12 top European football clubs announce Super League - Shanghai Auto Show begins despite pandemic - Cuba allows farmers to slaughter and sell own cattle
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COVID: India's health system under strain as virus crisis deepens 19.04.2021

India's worsening coronavirus crisis is putting tremendous pressure on the nation's health infrastructure, with many states reporting a shortage of medical oxygen, treatment drugs and hospital beds.

DW meets one woman and her daughters settled in Delhi. Some viewers may find this report disturbing.

Myanmar unrest: Can India offer a new life? 17.04.2021 | 03:13 mins.

Bordering India may seem a logical destination for those forced to leave the military's violent crackdown in Myanmar. But can those who do feel 'at home'? DW meets a family settled in Delhi. Some viewers may find this report disturbing.

India: Migrant workers fear for livelihood amid lockdowns 17.04.2021 | 02:47 mins.

Day after day for more than a week, India has been reporting yet another record number of new coronavirus cases. The situation is particularly dire in the capital, Delhi, but infections are also exploding in other cities, like Mumbai, putting severe strain on hospitals and reigniting fears among migrant workers that they will lose their livelihoods to lockdowns.
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World Stories - The Week in Reports 17.04.2021 | 12:36 mins.

Thousands of people have fled the military violence in Myanmar to neighboring India. But they fear for their families who remain behind. Also: The transgender woman Anastasia Biefang is establishing a career in the German Bundeswehr.
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India: Fighting taboos with eco-friendly sanitary 17.04.2021 | 05:36 mins.

Menstruation can affect a girl's ability to go to school in India - whether it's the result of shame, a lack of facilities or a gap in awareness. An organisation is trying to fill that gap with eco-friendly sanitary products and education.

UN warns of 'clear echoes of Syria' in Myanmar 16.04.2021 | 01:50 mins.

UN Human Rights chief Michelle Bachelet has warned that Myanmar could be heading toward a "full-blown" Syrian-style conflict. More than 700 people have been killed since the military took power in a coup in February. And since then, its crackdown on pro-democracy protesters has only grown stronger.

Myanmar protesters find sanctuary with rebel groups 16.04.2021 | 01:26 mins.

The violent crackdown on dissent by Myanmar's military is forcing protesters to seek shelter with armed ethnic groups that have been fighting the army for years — groups such as the Karen National Liberation Army, which is based in southeastern Kayin state on the border with Thailand.
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Global 3000 - The Globalization Program 16.04.2021 | 26:06 mins.

This week Global 3000 looks into the difficult life of migrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. We report from Kenya where families depend on money from abroad and from India, where some migrant workers are learning new skills.
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New prospects for Indian migrant workers 16.04.2021 | 04:09 mins.

Millions of Indian migrant workers have lost their job in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic and government lockdowns. Many have returned to their home villages and some are now getting vocational training.
Comic book illustrator Ita Mehrotra is reaching out to women with her relatable stories.

Changing lives with comics in India 16.04.2021 | 03:56 mins.

Comic book illustrator and author Ita Mehrotra tells stories featuring relatable female characters to reach out to women on the fringes of Indian society. She's a firm believer that art can change lifes.
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