Budding vlogger, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo posted his latest YouTube video on Monday.

Titled #JokowiMenjawab (Jokowi Answers), the video contains a question and answer (Q&A) session, which was announced on the president’s official Facebook on February 18. Dedicated for youngsters aged 13 to 20 years old, participants were required to create a 30-second-long YouTube Video.

Jokowi reportedly received a total of 425 videos from 26 provinces.

The first episode of #JokowiMenjawab discusses music and the creative industry and features four questions.

The first question came from Evan Sihombing. The 14 year-old asked the president about his favourite Metallica’s albums and songs.

Jokowi replied that he used to be a fan of Metallica, Scorpion and the like, adding that the album Master of Puppets and song “One” were among his favorites. He added that he was currently into local metal bands such as Slank and Burgerkill.

He said that the lyrics from these local bands made him feel optimistic and gave him the spirit to move forward.

The second question came from Rangga Wiguna, asking that if Jokowi had become a band member, would he have become a politician.

The president answered that he would love to be a drummer if he was a band member. He explained that the calling to be a politician could happen to anyone but one should remember that politicians and leaders need to have a vision and mission that bring greater things to the people.

The video continues with the President talking about children and patriotic songs as well as the young generation’s opportunity in the creative industry.

Jokowi ends the video by encouraging and challenging the young generation to make creative collaborations.

Villagers in eastern India rescued a newborn baby girl who was found buried alive, officials said Monday, the latest case in the country highlighting the problem of female infanticide.

The girl – believed to no more than six hours old – was left to die in a shallow sand pit in a field when a passerby spotted her feet poking through the ground on Saturday.

The baby, found in Jajpur district in impoverished Odisha state, was rushed to hospital where she is under observation, officials said.

“She is doing fine and all her parameters are normal. She is a full term baby, weighing around 2.5 kg,” chief medical officer Jajpur district Fanindra Kumar Panigrahi told AFP.

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“Her umbilical cord was intact and body was still covered with vernix.” he said.

Hospital Staff have named the girl Dharitri, a Sanskrit word meaning “the earth”.

The girl will be handed over to the state-run child welfare committee after she is discharged from the hospital.

Police told AFP that they suspect the newborn was either abandoned by her parents because of her gender or the mother had been an unmarried woman.

“We are trying to track the parents of the girl. Chances are it was a case of female feticide and it is clear that the accused wanted to kill her,” local police officer Jyoti Prakash Panda said.

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India is struggling to bridge the sex ratio gap with tough laws as the country fares badly with 940 females for every 1,000 males, according to the last official census in 2011.

Earlier this month police recovered 19 female foetuses from a sewer in western Maharashtra state and accused a doctor of illegally aborting them for parents desperate for a boy.

On Monday a female foetus was found buried near a sewer in New Delhi after dogs were spotted digging the earth around it.

India banned prenatal sex determination to stop its misuse, although the tests are still thought to be common, particularly in poor rural areas.

A 2011 study in the British medical journal The Lancet found that up to 12 million girls had been aborted in the last three decades in India.