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Indian farmers dress up as bears to protect crops from monkeys
Farmers in northern India are dressing up in bear costumes to protect their crops from monkeys.
Published On 16 Mar 2026
Farmers in Gaza risk Israeli bullets to bring their fields back to life
Gaza farmers face risks as Israeli buffer zones expand into their agricultural lands under heavy military control.
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Shyam Kalpadia, from Koraput in Odisha, says he introduced many of his friends to Kerala's tea business [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
A tea garden in Wayanad, Kerala. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
Rajkumar Jani, 23, a botany graduate from the eastern state of Odisha, harvests tender tea leaves using a handheld machine. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
Jani stacks sacks of tea leaves at the tea garden in Wayanad. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
Shyam Kalpadia (not pictured) helped many others find jobs in the tea industry in Kerala, including Rutu Nandiwali, 23, and Lakshman Kumar, 18, both seen here harvesting in the distance. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
A tea garden in the Wayanad district in the southern Indian state of Kerala. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
In Kerala's tea gardens, creepers are planted tactfully to make optimal use of the hilly slopes. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
For Kalpadia, a decent income is the main motivation for moving to Kerala state. [Amit Malaviya/Al Jazeera]
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Protesting farmers clash with police as EU debates trade deal
Angry farmers drove their tractors into Brussels and faced tear gas from police as EU leaders debated a trade deal.
Published On 18 Dec 2025
