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India Wants To Use Flesh Eating Turtles To Rid The Ganges Of Decomposing Bodies

The French humanistic travel documentary series Les Routes de l'impossible tells the story of people who, at great risk, struggle to make a living by driving vehicles (cars, trucks, boats...). Nowadays, with the advancement of technology, the internet has made it possible for people to find out what's going on around the world without having to leave their homes. However, the mention of India has always aroused a lot of people's concern and debate, in people's inherent impression of India's environment is dirty, chaotic, poor, poor. For example, in some parts of India, hand-caught rice is poured directly onto the floor for consumption. In short, we see the picture from the network are all over the place, full of chaos, incomprehensible, productivity conditions are very backward, slow old train everywhere hanging full of people and so on to attract people's attention to the exotic news. So the reality of India is really like what we see on the Internet? In fact, what we know is only the tip of the iceberg of Indian society, and most of them are biased and misunderstood. Welcome to “Documentary at the Edge”, this episode of Difficult Journey takes you into the lives of ordinary Indian people, revealing the real India, a fascinating country that is most misunderstood. #documentary #India #Varanasi #documentary commentary #cremation #Ganges #Benares #Fringe Documentary #documentary #India's Holy Cities #pilgrimage #documentary channel #Inconceivable Journeys #Sarp #Sacred Cities #documentary #bbc documentary #Deadliest Journeys #Deadliest Journeys #Opening #Hinduism