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Three producers of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Radio shall be camping in India in April to develop programmes on issues related to the environment. The programmes will feature the following themes: the state of the river Ganga, water scarcity and the damming of rivers in India and their impact on the availability of water in Bangladesh. These programmes will be done in Hindi, Urdu and Bengali by BBC staffers Shiv. Kanth Sharma, Shafi Nafi Jami and Sami Zaman respectively. There will be 115 programmes in each of these languages every week, for a period of over four months. The programmes shall fall under the broader BBC category of educational programmes.
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