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In northeast India, more than a million people have been displaced due to flooding and landslides, caused by heavy by monsoon rains.
But in several other parts of the country, people are experiencing severe droughts. Chennai in the south - one of the world's largest cities - is one of those.

Al Jazeera's Andrew Chappelle reports.

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The summer of discontent looks set to continue as grievances widen.

Weeks of protests in Hong Kong were initially sparked by the introduction of a controversial extradition bill in parliament that would have seen people sent to mainland China to stand trial.
The government suspended the bill, with the Chief Executive even saying it was “dead.”
But that’s not satisfied tens of thousands of people in Hong Kong who are frustrated at what they see as growing political interference from Beijing.
The parliament in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory’s been vandalised.
Towns near the border with China have seen unprecedented rallies.
And police and protesters have faced off in violent confrontations.
So what will it take to end the demonstrations?

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Halla Mohieddeen.

Guests:
Emily Lau, former councillor at the Hong Kong Legislative Council and a former Chairwoman of the Democratic Party.
James Palmer, senior editor at Foreign Policy Magazine
Lawrence Ma, Chairman of the Hong Kong Legal Exchange Foundation and a member of the Silent Majority for Hong Kong Political Party.

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A state funeral has been held in Bangladesh for former President Muhammad Ershad.
The former general played a major role in politics for decades - leading the country for eight years after seizing power in a bloodless coup in 1982.
He died last Sunday at the age of 89 and leaves behind a mixed legacy.

Al Jazeera's Tanvir Chowdhury reports from Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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People have been drinking tea to promote good health for centuries. But there is rising concern over dangerous detox teas -- and their promotion by influencers on Instagram.

Detox teas have gained a worldwide following thanks to some high-powered celebrity endorsements. The products claim to help people lose weight and boost immunity effortlessly, but this has not been proved.

Pushback against the teas is growing. Health officials say the teas could cause dehydration and liver failure. Some celebrities including actor Jameela Jamil say promoting the products is irresponsible. And some lawmakers in the US are even calling for the regulation of the teas' sale and promotion to "protect consumers from harm".

We'll take a look at detox tea claims versus reality, social media marketing tactics including celeb endorsements, and whether these products (and others) need oversight.

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US President Donald Trump is refusing to back down, despite the growing criticism of his racially-charged comments about the women.
He'd called all four of them foreign-born.




He is now calling on them to apologise for what he described as the "foul language they have used, and the terrible things they have said."
This latest storm began on Sunday when he attacked the women in tweets widely condemned as racist.

Al Jazeera's Kimberly Halkett reports from the White House.

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A online campaign has been launched in Georgia to attract more tourists, after a spat with Moscow sent visitor numbers plummeting.
Russian President Vladimir Putin imposed a flight ban on Monday and ordered citizens to return home.
The volunteers behind that campaign are hoping tourists from other countries will make up the shortfall.

Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Tbilisi.

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Former South African President Jacob Zuma has told a public inquiry into corruption that his enemies were conspiring against him and they wanted him out.
The inquiry is looking into allegations that corrupt deals happened on his watch.
He maintains he never broke the law in his dealings with a wealthy Indian family implicated in an influence-peddling scandal.

Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Johannesburg.

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Former South African President Jacob Zuma is expected to appear at an inquiry into government corruption.
Zuma was forced from office last year, accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds.

Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from Johannesburg.

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More than a million people have been displaced in northeast India after days of torrential rain.
Flash floods in the region have killed 10 people while farmlands and residential areas have been submerged after rivers burst their banks.
It's the monsoon season and this year's rainfall has been especially heavy.
And weather forecasts are predicting more rain.

Al Jazeera's Sara Khairat reports.

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