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If you didn't know, some Hindus absolutely venerate cows. Bovines are considered to be a sacred creature and a symbol of all living things. Many states in India have outlawed the killing of cows and the consumption of beef. However, some Hindu worshippers have taken the veneration of cattle to a new level by opening up an emergency medical service to treat sick or injured bovines.
The group of enthusiasts have been given rare access to the tarmac at Adelaide Airport.
These are the people whose discoveries have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind, according to the Nobel committee.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi becomes the first world leader to have a face-to-face meeting with his frequently cited “friend” Emmanuel Macron following the French president’s re-election victory. While India, unlike France, still refuses to publicly condemn Russia over the Ukraine war, the two leaders share plenty of common ground. FRANCE 24's Chief Foreign Editor Rob Parsons tells us more.
With 11 million inhabitants, the Indian city of Bangalore has seen its size increase in a very short space of time. Nicknamed the Indian Silicon Valley, its rivers and lakes are now the city's unofficial sewers and are used by locals as dumping grounds for all kinds of waste. Out of the 850 lakes in Bangalore, more than 500 are extremely polluted. But one man, Anand Malligawad, has set himself an ambitious goal: to clean up Bangalore's lakes, one by one. Our France 2 colleagues report, with FRANCE 24's Camille Nedelec.
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