not just in india. people may think we are pointing fingers at india. it really is a global problem. it is happening in china and other parts of eastern europe. the issue is everywhere. even in the u.s. there was a 2011 pole, and people still favor boys to girls. people have a preferencpreferenc e for boys. and in india, it is because of a variety of pressures. nina loves india. the point is, this is not just pointing fingers at india and saying how bad it is. that is not the film. it is an exploration of the roots of the problem and how we can address it. >> the viewers want to see more about what is going on in india and pedals in the dust. there is a website they can visit. you will see that on your screen. it is pedals and the dust.com. stay with us. we will come back and find out more from geno caputi about how the film is going. . >>> welcome back to mosaic. i am or host, vicki evans. from the archdiocese. our guest this morning is geno caputi. his wife nina and he -- they are in the process of putting together a documentary about the plight of th

the leaders of pakistan and india held their first official meeting in india of last week come a meeting with renewed promises of mutual restraint and kashmir, but little real hope for a fresh start in relations. the prime minister of india and the prime minister of pakistan shook hands for the cameras before their long-anticipated meeting on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly, but despite the smiles, violence back home formed the backdrop to the encounter. >> a series of cross-border artillery exchanges in the kashmir valley over the past two months has led to the death of at least eight soldiers on both sides and brought relations to the lowest and -- ebb in years. an explosion on a indian base caused the death of at least 10 people, causing an outcry in india. even after the talks, the indian army continued to be engaged against 35 wanted terrorists. unconfirmed reports suggest regular troops pakistan's army are involved in the current operation. more and more fingers are being pointed at no washer reform failing to rein in his forces -- pointed at nawar sharif for f

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of india. >> madam ambassador, it is an honor to sit with you. >> thank you so much. i'm very happy to be here. lex tell all of our viewers three things. three things they should know about india. >> first of all, it is the world's largest modern democracy. it is a country of 1.2 ilion people. and it is most of all defined by unity in diversity. >> what does that mean? fax if you look at india and consider the diversity of the population, the number of religion and languages, at least 28 to 29 listed in the constitution of india, and much more. , that is the there diversity of india. and the diversity of geography. you begin with the north and go down to the peninsula part of the country which is very tropical. makesst coastline is what india a key indian ocean nation. that's what i mean by diversity. >> when i read 1.2 billion people and put it in the same sentence as democracy, i say how is that possible? >> it is possible. we have demonstrated to the world in the last six gates that we have

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in fact, the study of india and -- the study of culture in russia rests on the philosophy of india if you go to st. petersburg. >> what do you think the russians are seeing in the indian culture that intrigues them? >> i think it is the philosopher of india, a very -- ancient country, a great civilization. they are fascinated by the history of russia. and the history -- the history of india. and the history of russia involves the influence and rule in central asia also. and there have been very close links between central asia and india. founded iempire was babar. -- by we have these close relationships with these countries. and the indian film industry has been a object of great fascination for ordinary russians. as it is for ordinary chinese, let me add that too. >> is that the bali would? >> that is essentially a term we have used in the last two decades, but we have 100 years of indian films. >> it was not all flash and dance and romance. >> soon after independence, if you look at what came out after independence

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digging for tons of gold begins in northern india. and militants setting a base in the u.k. the geological survey of india conducted a preliminary investigation and found traces of metal under the soil according to the investigation. they found identical magnetic waves being found in most parts of the area, except for 10 to 20 meters wide and five to 20 meters deep area. it was found that the magnetic field in this area was not uniform, revealing the presence of gold, silver, or some other alloy. interestingly, the suckled reserves and nearby areas, and the search for gold -- the dig for gold has already begun. >> and a bizarre exercise, archaeologist began digging for the treasure, 1000 tons of gold, supposed to be there it under the ruins of a 19th century fort on the basis of a seer posturing. watched by hundreds of onlookers, the excavation work was being carried out amid tight security at the fort of a former king by a 12-member team from the archaeological survey of india. >> the gold rush was triggered after a seer claimed that the godhead appeared to him in a dream a

today's big deal is all about gold which is a big big deal in india right now especially in light of the fact that there's a shortage of the precious metal a very bad thing just ahead of the do all the holiday season which is the time of year in india when attending then gold tends to go up in terms of buying now in the second quarter of this year india alone consume fifty percent more gold jewelry thing impaired to the year before almost one hundred ninety metric tons in fact and investors likely scooped up physical gold at bargain prices when the price plunged earlier this year now indian buyers face much steeper gold prices in their local markets as compared to prices in london thanks to the tight supply and now here to discuss is a man worth his weight in gold thank you. for the buzz of trees you know they pay about one hundred dollars an ounce for gold in local markets as compared to prices like i said in london knows more on her garden or yes i know if gold was scooped up around the world at bargain prices why is india. it has to do with the peculiar situation in india that the

today's big deal is all about gold which is a big big deal in india right now especially in light of the fact that there's a shortage of the precious metal a very bad thing just ahead of the do all the holiday season which is the time of year in india when tending then gold tends to go up in terms of buying now in the second quarter of this year india alone consume fifty percent more gold jewelry think impaired to the year before almost one hundred ninety metric tons in fact and investors likely scooped up physical gold at bargain prices when the price plunged earlier this year now indian buyers face much steeper gold prices in their local markets as compared to prices in london thanks to the tight supply now here to discuss is a man worth his weight in gold thank you bob english was the trees you know they pay about one hundred dollars an ounce for gold in local markets as compared to prices like i said in london knows more under-gardener yes now i know if gold was scooped up around the world at bargain prices why is india. it has to do with the peculiar situation in india that they

developing at an exceptional rate so india is definitely going to be a strong player and actually is already of incredibly strong player in a lot of areas technology science obviously politics as well and there was their neighbor china has just recently said the united states along with its dollar currency is not helping the world anyhow it's actually dragging the world economy down and china was the first one to actually voice this this idea of stepping away from the dollar finally and moving towards something else perhaps a local currency or perhaps finding another currency in india is definitely on board with that again because of its proximity to china in. because of the role that india has been playing in the world affairs as of late whatever do you talk about of the issues you do with currencies global currency that of the reserve dollar but you know when we when we have economic discussions with for example the indian financial rep's economic ministers here there are always going to be political objectives on the table as well absolutely let's not forget about those monies goo

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor it is just a centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course there with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speech discuss but of course politicking as well now absolutely you are there we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india. and then you see other countries next and we're talking about of dallas and a

it happened in datia district in central india. it starts on a bridge over the river and a number of victims jumped into the water. they were trying to get to the temple on the other side. people across india are marking one of the most important festival in the hindu calendar. crowd control is a persistent challenge in india, especially during religious festival. . >>> millions of people on india's eastern coastline are recovering from the country's strongest storm in more than a decade. the kie clone made landfall late saturday night. at least 17 people have died and hundreds of millions of dollars in crops were lost. authorities say the death toll would have been much higher, but hundreds of thousands were evacuated before the to remember hit. for the late on the cyclone and other systems in the area, let's turn to rebecca stevenson. >> up to 12 inches of rainfall with this storm. the cyclone moved onshore and brought winds about 125 miles per hour. there's an exceptional amount of damage, and there's pictures pouring into the n

>>> a powerful cyclone damages homes and crops in eastern india. massive evacuations keep the death tolo. tol toll low. >>> welcome to al jazeera. also ahead. the u.s. secretary of state leaves afghanistan with no deal on ho. >>> the crisis in the med terraimediterranean as the numbf desperate migrants grows. leaders called to action. >>> the threat of a virus hangs over mecca as millions of pilgrims gather for the hajj. >>> millions of people have been taking shelter from one of the most powerful cyclones to hit india in more than a decade. homes have been damaged and crops have been destroyed. >> but so far, the numbers of people reported killed by cyclone phailin is remarkably low. >> cyclone phailin with one speed at one point in excess of 300 kilometres-per-hour smashed into india's eastern coast in the early hours of saturday evening. but authorities had already successfully evacuated 800,000 people. the most inland shelters away from traditional huts found in small communities along the coast. and as the powerful storm hit land it slowed con

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they've big deal is all about gold which is a big big deal in india right now especially in light of the fact that there's a shortage of the precious metal a very bad thing just ahead of the diwali holiday season which is a time of year in india when tending gold tends to go up in terms of buying now in the second quarter of this year india alone consume fifty percent more gold jewelry think impaired to the year before almost one hundred ninety metric tons in fact and investors likely scooped up physical gold at bargain prices when the price plunged earlier this year now indian buyers face much steeper gold prices in their local markets as compared to prices in london thanks to the tight supply and now here to discuss is a man worth his weight in gold thank you. for the buzz of trees you know they pay about one hundred dollars an ounce for gold in local markets as compared to prices like i said in london knows more on her garden or yes i know if gold was scooped up around the world at bargain prices why is india feeling the squeeze it has to do with a peculiar situation in india that

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor is just centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course there with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speech discuss but of course politicking as well now absolutely you are there we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next and we're talking about afghanistan and paki

we are talking about china and india the two countries with the largest population in the world and in fact if you look at if you look at the all the countries of the brics taken together that's forty four and a half percent of the world's population in total a very few number of people whose opinion and really whose significance should not be and must not be you can order now read obviously when it comes to economics being discussed are certainly ongoing here and there are always political objectives to be included on the table as well absolutely i mean if you look at the map you see india and what's not real and what's really close to it is of gallus and so the whole issue off and get us down in pakistan of course that we're dealing right away with two issues not is combating terrorism and also called netting drug trafficking very very important issues both for india and for russia so we can expect to see a lot of talking in that area a lot of papers being signed and of course a lot of i guess productive you can say productive work in the near future or at all he's really going to

over in india, australia are looking to take a lead in the series. they put on 295-8 of their 50s over india are 27-0 loss, with 5 overs, but rain has stopped the play. >>> the dour -- tour de france will take place in the uk in 2014 with the race starting in yorkshire in the north of the country. it will have five mountain finishes, and only one individual time trial finishing in paris on the 27th of july. >>> for more on our website check out aljazeera.com/sport, and there are details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. that's all of the sport for now. adrian. >>> am has unveiled its latest weapon in tablet computers. some economies experts says that it's rivals are making gains in the tablet market. >> the previous eye pad weighed 1.4 pounds. the new ipad air weighs just 1 pound. >> reporter: apple lifts the lid on its latest tablet. the ipad air is marketed as the lightest gadget of its kind and comes with free software previously for sale. the device is the tech giants attempt to remain traction. two years ago,

that is except in india. where book sales are continuing to rise. a report from new delhi. >> reporter: you can't beat a good book. or so the saying goes. demand for books is such that even in an outdoor market one can find the famous, infamous and a selection of homegrown titles. and while people across the country have embraced e books, sales of traditional books continue to rise. >> the increase in reared ship in india is not so much about the medium, the e versus paper. >> reporter: this author says book sales are strong dodd because before the middle class could only read stories about the elite. the past or people in foreign countries. >> today they are seeing lives that are lived the way they can understand it and they want to read those books. >> reporter: and that's driving young readers to pick up a book. but don't let the high-tech gadgets fool you. the demand for printed books still growing. india is the third largest english language book market in the world and that's driving many foreign publishers to set up shot here. and unlike othe

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor is just a centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to deal america's americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course there with their russian counterparts here in the in the capital economic speed discussed but of course politicking as well now absolutely you and i we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next to it and we're talking about of dallas an

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor is just centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course there with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speech discuss but of course politicking as well now absolutely you are there we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next and we're talking about of dallas and in pak

bus travel has always been fairly popular in india. these modern luxury buses are extremely popular. a lot of the buses that travel in india tend to be old or poorly maintained. this was a bust by the swedish -- by a swedish manufacturer. many of the passengers on board were traveling home for the holiday weekend. it is the end of the festival on sunday and some of those on board were it workers. traveling home from bangalore. the travel company which operated the buses one of the ones which is a little bit more reputed in india and has operated for 20 years. people are shocked that this incident took lace even though india has a very poor safety record, more than 130,000 people die in road accidents every year. nevertheless, they are quite shocked that a bus which has a reputation for safety was involved in an accident of this nature. >> it that was a terrible accident in the south of india. givingnhagen, police say drug addicts a room to inject their drugs is reducing violence on the street. they are introducing drug fixing rooms. th

this after he took criticism for flying first class on a trip to india last year. saving a few euros on a european flight certainly will not give back the money he spent on his new residence. one new report says the price tag could be as high as 40 million euros. original plans stock costs of 5.5 million euros. the bishop's fate is in the popes hands. francis is encouraging the church to become a more fumble institution. tebartz-van elst plans to tell vatican officials his side of the story. >> to the weekend's formula one action. german driver sebastian vettel has won the japanese grand prix. his fifth win in a row, but not enough to secure the drivers championship title. storms toan vettel victory again, to the delight of his team. it was not enough to become the youngest driver to win four world titles, yet. his nearest rival, fernando alonso,- fernando finished in fourth place, leaving him with only theoretical chances of winning the championship. vettel started from second on the grid. a clash with lewis hamilton meant he spent most of the race trailing anothe

you also have a specialist on asia, and particularly india. he can bring in the india perspective. india has a significant role to play in afghanistan, and it has not been at the forefront of the u.s. strategy in that region over the last decade. of course, dr. kagan is best known for his work in iraq, although he and septra both been at rand corporation. what you have here today is an opportunity to remind ourselves what is at stake in afghanistan, and why the u.s. should care. the first question i was given was to ask what was at stake. but i want to put it in a much more pointed way. over the last couple years, the term war has become unpopular in washington. in fact, from the cia to the white house, it has been made very clear that we have been using the term war for war on terror, and it was probably a mistake. i am conscious of the fact that every other day, i get another casualty report from the battlefield in afghanistan, where u.s. soldiers are still dying. as far as they know, they are still fighting a war. you have an afghan election coming up. you have united states pul

that just recently india's neighbor china has just said that we need to do away with the american way of thinking and america has been along with its dollar idea dragging the world down instead of trying to lift it up and support it and india is certainly is is surely going to jump on that bandwagon along with china and that's part of the reason why the union officials are in moscow today but when the officials get together every night when they're talking economics there's no surprise to some if not many that politics often get on the table as well and the behind closed doors well can you expect absolutely of course politics and geopolitics you look at the map you see india and then you next to it you see not just china which has mentioned a lot but also pakistan and afghanistan so obviously the two issues there are the two issues that are hot on the on the plate are the battle with the drug trafficking and of course terrorism that's definitely where moscow and delhi are going to put their heads together and figure out a new way to deal with these problems all right. thank you for th

you also have a specialist on asia, and particularly india. he can bring in the india perspective. role tos a significant play in afghanistan, and it has not been at the forefront of the u.s. strategy in that region over the last decade. kagan is best known for his work in iraq, although he and septra both been at rand corporation. today is ane here opportunity to remind ourselves what is at stake in afghanistan, and why the u.s. should care. the first question i was given was to ask what was at stake. but i want to put it in a much more pointed way. years, thest couple term war has become unpopular in washington. in fact, from the cia to the white house, it has been made very clear that we have been war for war on terror, and it was probably a mistake. i am conscious of the fact that every other day, i get another casualty report from the battlefield in afghanistan, where u.s. soldiers are still dying. as far as they know, they are still fighting a war. you have an afghan election coming up. you have united states pulling out of afghanistan, to a large degree. you have a nation th

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor it is just a centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speech discuss but of course politicking as well absolutely you are there we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next and we're talking about afghanistan and pakistan

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor it is just a centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of american is ation off the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course are with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speed discussed but of course politicking as well now absolutely you are that we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next and we're talking about a gala stand i

china will build an industrial park in india. the border dispute has strained ties for more than half a century. earlier this year the military of the two asian giants had a three-week standoff around the frontier. >>> philippine leaders concluded that china had nothing to do with the the recent discovery on uninhabited territory that both countries claimed. they discovered concrete blocks found on a shoal were part of a plan by authorities in beijing to strengthen their control of the area. >> the crew aboard a philippine naval area found several dozen blocks on the shoal. the rocky reef is 200 kilometers west of the philippine island of luzon. the philippines claims it. leaders in manila ordered coast guard officials to investigate the matter. the officials say they discovered algae on 50 blocks they checked. the philippine government concluded u.s. forces probably placed the blocks there more than 30 years ago. military personnel used the area as a firing range in the 1970s and '80s. the scrapped ships they used as targets wer

a human stampede has killed at least 111 people in india. hundreds of thousands of hindus had gathered in a remote village for a 10-day festival. chaos broke out when worshipers crossing a bridge feared it would collapse, dozens were left badly injured. here is more. >> reporter: we are at the hospital which is about a two hour drive from where the stampede took place. some of the injured have been brought here for treatment. now a local medical officer that we spoke to earlier has confirmed that there are more than 100 deaths that have occurred in this accident. he says that at least 120 people are injured. now, most of the deaths seem to be amongst women. and they have suffered from a lot of chest injuries due to asphyxiation. we still don't know how or why this stampede occurred. some 500,000 people had gathered at a hindu temple to celebrate the festival which is very important in the hindu calendar. about 20,000 people it's reported were gathered on a bridge leading up to the temple and it's reported that there were rumors that the brid

he said india is firmly resolved to combat and defeat such forces. india's minister said such attacks are aimed at derailing peace talks. >> according to south asia terrorism reports, the attacks killed 128 people, including 44 personnel, in the region this year before the latest attack. >> the minority community in pakistan has once again come under attack by extremist forces. in a recent corner kick incident, 83 people were killed and several critically injured in an attack on a church and push our -- in pashawar. the community is terrified that more attacks will take place as the government seems powerless to protect them. >> the attack happened soon after the sunday mass had ended at the all saints church in pashawar on september 22. the suicide bombers struck as confrontation -- as the congregation was streaming out of a church into a densely populated area near a market. -- located in a densely populated area near a market. the dead include 12 women and 17 children. more than 100 evil were wounded in the attack. some 600 parishioners had attend

role here india's role should not be underestimated in fact just recently there has been reported by transparency international which said that out of all brics countries as a matter of fact india has placed at the top as the most open country when it comes to corruption and actually business dealings so that is one thing to keep in mind another thing to keep in mind is china which is also india's neighbor it is just a centrally issued a very large statement when it comes to de americas of americanization of the world essentially what beijing is saying is that the dollar isn't helping the economy the currency in fact is dragging the world economy down and it's time to step away from it and look for other options as the ministers get together here and those from india and of course with their russian counterparts here and in the capital economic speech discuss but of course politicking as well now absolutely you are there we cannot get around that of course and if you look at the map you look at india and then you see other. countries next and we're talking about afghanistan and pakis

i want to take you to india to show you after the system made landfall 24 hours ago. it continued to fall apart. it's lifting north wards. as it does we'll see weakening with the systems, plenty of moisture. that's how we are expecting to see the rainfall associated with it. here is a glimpse of what people are facing. we talked about power outages, trees down. weak structures torn apart thanks to the strong winds along with the system. flooding rain will be an issue. most reports have only shown up about seven inches of rain. with an on and off rain through this evening we'll see additional amounts included with that. tropical storm wind gusts, 30 miles per hour. aside from that typhoon nari is heading to vietnam, and typhoon wipha headed towards japan in the next few days. >> thank you so much, ebone. >> 80 have been killed, 100 others injured in a stampede in central india. the chaos broke out as worshippers feared a bridge they were crossing collapsed. several killed were women and children. hundreds of thousands of worshippers went to a remote village as part of