In part two of this series, our reporter Ric Wasserman gives us a rare opportunity to enter the world of tea workers, visiting a village where four hundred families have been working on tea estates for five generations.
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In part two of this series, our reporter Ric Wasserman gives us a rare opportunity to enter the world of tea workers, visiting a village where four hundred families have been working on tea estates for five generations.
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Ashes in Waiting: Throwing the ashes of the dead into the holy Gangs River in India is an important last rite for Hindus in the sub-continent. Hindus believe that the bodies of the deceased must be cremated and then their ashes immersed in the holy water for eternal transformation.But thousands of Pakistani Hindus are forced to wait for decades for visas to enter India and carry out ritual. Political tension between the two nuclear countries mean the visa process is very strict Naeem Sahoutara meets a Muslim.
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