solve india's toughest problems. first, you think washington is gridlocked? you haven't seen new delhi. let's get started. ♪ >> a country that lives in several centuries simultaneously. >> india as she points out is a country of profound contradictions. >> india's people at any given time encapsulate all of the multireligions, multilingual, multicultural society. >> so with all those contradictions, how on earth is the country moving forward? >> when foreigners come to india, they see the visible manifestations of the state, the infrastructure and such, as being terrible. and yet, the economy, by and large, continues to do well. how does that happen? >> well, india grows at night when the government sleeps. liberty, equality -- gehrtrand, former ceo of proctor & gamble india, says india has grown despite its broken government. broken because if you think the united states' congress is chaotic and dysfunctional, look at india's parliament. >> the government is not obliged to implement a law passed by parliament. whi

india." thanks for watching this "gps" special. we'll be back next sunday with our regular program. >> good morning. welcome to a soaking wet washington d.c. the media world changed in so many ways in 2013, for better and for worse. what can we forecast for the future of journalism, commentary, television, technology? we have 12 headlines to dissect about that and 60 minutes to do it. it's time for a special end of the year edition of "reliable sources." >>> thanks for joining us. every channel you turn on today

of the month for steel has the no subdued normally india of india is of the steam clueless though one point one time so the gdp growth. but this year i think the green who listened that because of. leak on me is kind of school and new products have not happening new buildings of up not coming up. so did this all the fun of a morgue in india at the moment beaches little bit of subdue and investments of our forthcoming. what does that mean for you what business are you holding back when it comes to investments are you in it a bit of a wait and see mode. so of of you know there has been a lot of a foot from the government to to the stock to kick start the fun new beach has still gone over the last couple of years. and a intricate but in our business the other us little fun at the moment in any known to trish and baby are consolidating our investments what it would be having this to dhoby be missed in the one loss to the five sexiest molly will update the polls and the bukit timah kids who can be on the me and of them so did our balance sheet and then take the next step. so at the moment

she's still a kiss on the conjunction of my shoe before was one of forty visit to india attended the event on saturday. with his indian counterpart the cost and by that i missed the last of the d e cheese. end of the block is done by fourteen to eighteen ninety two the team kits for championship nineteen. she's an announcement on standing in the elb joint people are sti makes the dishing off to cook but did wakep and maxis would be made in the fourth and the piano since a week which was good but boy it would act im not saying it was a single standard these issues and find boots just in the neighborhood and city and along with pop science in the fridge put these into your teens. when i sit and sing showed off his dancing skills. well that's the way it was in shock they show this evening the fall weekend for the top stories. once again the basic amenities forties that the treaty of violence. yet it is getting spots aka intention and bob scott. i didn't watch it since faces calls for closing moments that each of them that's all it's a nice addition to the fcc in ten tomorrow night the e

this monday night beating india southern could teach a lesson with biased. the truth that i cheated by size and activity since christmas. if it's a little snuggle into the shop keepers. they do said they were doing so in business the problem. the book though. but the two of us do that a network of womanhood and the driver. oh well i'm afraid of him. but that is regarded as inevitable. ntt is tied to attract customers and cash in on this season's unique decorative nineteen some said this year's novelty was the just in time for a new outfit or to fit in with a lot of fun. not that it's over them that i will have a pic of what aboard the new letter from them customs and the diocese of destinations in the can and cannot be sentenced in the country. the man that he is tough but what about that but i think it's a good bit of sleep get up on me that why the is the time i made the trip. he did on this site into a shooting in canada is considered as a tin of christianity in india. high up in attendance this nation as a nearly twenty percent christian population. it o

the hospital boom in india was fueled by india's growing middle class, who demanded access to quality healthcare. now the country known for exporting doctors is trying hard to import patients. the most important player is the apollo group, the largest hospital group in india, third largest in the world. anjali kapoor bissell is a director of apollo's international patient office. why is it important to get foreign patients here? >> makes sense to establish india as sort of like the world destination for healthcare. >> that's the ambition, that india should become the world-- >> destination for healthcare. that's right. >> but why should foreigners come here? well, it's even cheaper than thailand for most procedures, with prices about 10% what they would be in the u.s. anne bell works at the british high commission in new delhi. she just had a baby and says she glad she was here and not in england. >> there's been no pressure to go home after the delivery. we've been welcomed to stay as long as we want. they're looking after the baby. they're looking after me, giving me enough time to

when you eat then suddenly sacked likened him to india. you can see that this would be an expose and no government control. i fiddle to see the king as a country which would certainly have its own content the effort to not come to the dust on the subject unto them a history in a casino fluffy print new is that media entertainment of being but you know compete in the private sector as its logo consent to the daycare that india would have a frightening the mixtape brought cost industry possible so that opportunity outlook was an addition onto her no i didn't have any family kept sucking back by financial investor is no fluid so we picked up the place trying to step in the early nineties. we invested in the business news broadcast facility. i'm in business news broadcasts that the general view that to be to build new slip to entertainment deck to the cobblers had two pieces of properties in internet properties so it or not. as i was mentioning in my introduction. this fits right for instance that if your business channel cnbc in the next twel

after india's independence he was dispatched to steadied delhi addition. he was a frequent visitor to the official residence of the president of india and was well known among the deli press corps that first prime minister called him by his first name. so trusted was gupta by government ministers they would seek his counsel on how to deal with the press. a british suspect, hard work and sacrifice became an insider in modern india. he steeled himself and walked into the anteroom of his uncle's calcutta home to say farewell. routed with heaps of roses, marigold, fragrant jasmine, his father lay in the coffin. as was customary the body was washed in purified water and stressed in a loose fitting shirt and white belt. when he arrived at hospital the previous day he was told his father was dead but as he stood at the entrance his father's room aesop plastic bags still attached bubbling with air from his father's last scarf. 4 in moment he thought the doctor's had made a mistake. the years of struggle and incarceration had taken their toll. at 56, he was dead of

meet the tom cruise of india. he's one of the biggest stars in bollywood, the song and dance film industry. he took a big risk with another recent career move. he wanted to host and produce a television show exploring some of india's most taboo subjects. including its cast system. domestic violence. and abortion. you realize how strange this is. this is like tom cruise researching and hosting "60 minutes." >> it's unusual. i agree to unusual. i guess it's something that's been troubling me. something i felt like doing. >> the show translates to "truth alone prevails." that's also india's official international motto. the goal was a vivid in-depth discussion of the india's biggest problems in hopes of sparking a national conversation about the direction of the country. each 90-minute episode would focus on a different topic. >> we do a lot of research on each of the topics. once we gathered that material, we try to tell it to you in a way that it hits home. >> the first episode examined one of the nation's most tro

meet the tom cruise of india. he's one of the biggest stars in bollywood, the song and dance film industry. khan took a big risk with another recent career move. he wanted to host and produce a television show exploring some of india's most taboo subjects. including its cast system. domestic violence. and abortion. you realize how strange this is. this is like tom cruise researching and hosting "60 minutes." right? >> it's unusual. i agree to unusual. i guess it's something that's been troubling me. something i felt like doing. >> the show translates to "truth alone prevails." that's also india's official international motto. khan's goal a vivid in-depth discussion of the india's biggest problems in hopes of sparking a national conversation about the direction of the country. each 90-minute episode would focus on a different topic. >> we do a lot of research on each of the topics. once we gathered that material, we try to tell it to you in a way that it hits home. >> the first episode examined one of the nation's

>> yes, india is on the brink of a rise, and india can't realize its potential until women get equal opportunities as men. >> your father has disowned you? >> he has. >> for seeking your passion, to go do movies, so many women would have been cowed, the male pressure in your country not to do it. how do you feel about the fact you have no relationship with your father? >> i think father's blessings are very important, his support is very important. but having said that i grew up in a very feudal male system, where what the father said was the law. i had had dreams, my family members just gave in. they didn't have a chance at life. i decided i must do something with my life. make a difference, i mean, my cause is noble. >> have you heard from him at all since you have had success with films? >> really, of course we're social with each other on occasions like christmas and family weddings, we meet each other. we're very cordial with each other, but there is no relationship otherwise. >> sad? >> very sad, i hope, piers, i get so much fan mail from india, from young girls saying you did

, and so every month, a wire was sent to the housekeeper's husband in india. the documents support that. the balance on her pay was paid to her in the united states, all of it. there is no issue about the amount that was paid. the issue here -- >> let's move -- >> go ahead. >> okay. i let's move on. i think that is obviously an arguable legal point. when i heard she was arrested and handcuffed outside one of her daughter's schools in the middle of new york city it did seem absolutely crazy. is that true? did that happen? >> that did happen. there wasn't a phone call to the doctor first from the government saying we have these concerns. come talk to us, if you owe her money, maybe you should pay her and if you don't, maybe this will go away. instead, officers showed up at her daughter's school, arrested her at her daughter's school after she dropped off her daughter, brought her to the united states marshall service where she was handcuffed, strip searched, put in a cell with other people and treated like an ordinary u.s. citizen charged with a crime. the fact

when he visited india in 1990. he received an unprecedented public welcome and was -- [inaudible] in calcutta. in 1995, while visiting india as a first president of africa. mandela visited countries -- [inaudible] that it was -- a homecoming -- [inaudible] ghandi's freedom. he had stated -- [inaudible] in south africa segregation and -- [inaudible] and economic initiative in an independent -- [inaudible] of the same principles that the following -- [inaudible] of free india has -- in our own policy. [inaudible] it is -- [inaudible] in that we in india -- [inaudible] with the people of these great country south africa. which standby you in your -- [inaudible] and we have no doubt that -- [inaudible] [inaudible] the true meaning of forgiveness and -- [inaudible] and south africa -- [inaudible] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [cheering and applause] thank you very much, mr. president. we now -- [inaudible] from the island. an island of people who liberated us. who fought for our liberation. the people of cuba. we wil

and in india he was a corporate rock star. labor leader andy stern, the president hof the company's second largest union was his tab table mate. over the dinner, stern took the opportunity to nudge the key party some consider responsible for inthfading -- for the reading of the prospects. stern wanted profits more distributed to the rank and file. overhearing the conversation other joined in. if anyone told gupta he would have worked at mckinsey and been invited to the whitehouse they might have had an easier time convincing him he would walk on the moon. >> you report in the particular time when the first goldman sachs legal counsel talked to him and his reaction there, i think was, he is rushing through the airport, you know, it is just doesn't sink in. it is not the reaction of somebody who is doing something wrong. is it the reaction of someone who is innocent. how do you pair that with the final conviction? >> i don't think to this day he really believes he did something wrong. may take the feds investigating you for raj

a huge amount of outrage in india. is india restallating? yes, they are. they've introduce add number of measures. they've taken away the identity cards issued to consular staff after u.s. here and various cities across india. what that basically means they're stripping a way some of the diplomatic privileges these people enjoy such as access to airport lounges. they've also removed some of the concrete barriers outside of the u.s. embassy in new delhi. the police say they've removed them because this was a friendly courtesy they had extended to the embassy. it was never a diplomatic requirement. and it insists that all all u.s. embassy staff members are safe. >> thank you. with us tonight is the gateway house indian council on global relations and a columnist for the an indian newspaper. >> you're saying this is a classic case of double standard when it comes to the indian diplomat. >> it's a simple thing. when americans are serving abroad as diplomats, they expect a certain level of treatment. and they insist on it. when they get into trouble with local

in india, the bitcoin is gaining popularity. as al jazeera reports, virtual currencies are not regulated. people who use them could be at risk of losing their money. >> cash means everything in india despite a rise in the popularity of credit cards and online payments, most transactions still take place with bank notes. some want to change that. >> bitcoin to me is freedom. bitcoin represents freedom in the financial word. >> nat aasha ambrose has met regularly to talk about bit coins. a virtual currency they feels releases people from foreign exchange conversion and any extra charges. >> businesses are linked. different countries and different states and we are very global at the moment. and i think we need a currency which keeps up with that. >> it's why she is part of a group bringing awareness of virtual currencies by hosting the first bitcoin conference. that involves drawing people into the advantages of using bit coins by getting individuals accustomed to them. >> this isn't an actual bitcoin. this is a first kale coin fo

we are handicapped and we belong to india. we live on the border. if we don't stay out of the water what do we do? >> reporter: mohamed also knows the pain caused by tighting. in 1998 he had to leave his village which was next to the so called line of control that divides india and pakistan and cashmire and in 2004, a year after the last cease fire he had to move again because of shelling which killed several people. >> translator: only god knows if anything will come out of the meeting, what do i know, nothing happened yet to resolve anything. >> reporter: this bus service between india and pakistan and cashmire is few connections between the two sides and based on experience most people on this side of the line don't have much faith in the high-level talks but there is still hope like these buses good will will flow freely between the two sides. and coli is hoping things will change as a result of the two sides meeting. >> translator: everyone here is happy that might be able to go back home. we are very happy there could be peace. >> reporter: wh

this is the city of bakul, india. this entire tier of the stadium collapses, taking everyone down with it. more than 100 people were injured, at least six of them seriously. so far, no reports of any deaths. local officials are pursuing a criminal investigation. they believe the accident was caused by shoddy workmanship. >>> turning now to that controversy surrounding the winter olympics in sochi, russia. and that country's policies toward gay people. today president obama delivered really it was a snub to russian president vladimir putin. he and the first lady say they will not be traveling to russia for the olympics. and as it turns out neither will vice president joe biden. this is the first time in more than a decade that there will not be a president, a vice president or first lady at any of the olympic ceremonies. the u.s.-russian relationship has grown increasingly icy over, among other things, the asylum putin granted to nsa leaker edward snowden. president obama is sending a contingent that includes former ho

there's so much happening in both cups, act stand and india. we -- pakistan and india. we love working there equally and just want to continue working out there. >> yeah. i mean, asia is, you know, particularly like india, it's recreating itself every day. they have thousands of years of history that go way before stories like "partition." but there's a tremendous feeling of energy there this terms of new -- [inaudible] tear ruing some stunning, stunning -- they're producing some stunning new writers, stunning film makers, cartoonists and artists and you really get that feeling of drive. there's no complacency. sometimes i go back to london or france where we were working for a while, and the complacency is just staggering. people assume stuff will come to them, and in india they're making opportunities in everything. and i think it's a tremendous privilege to be able to report, travel freely and make films in that culture in pakistan and across south asia. it's been 20 years of repeated sort of present-giving to us. so i'm really glad we've had the opportunity to do it

new demands from india's foreign minister that the u.s. drop charges against an indian diplomat arrested in new york. india's deputy counsel general in new york is accused of submitting false documents to obtain a work visa for a housekeeper who she allegedly paid less than $3 an hour. the diplomat also says she was strip searched and mistreated while in custody. in india, the arrest has sparked outrage and protests with one senior official comparing the alleged strip search to a gang rape. the story has been headline news since it broke. >> the prime minister has called her treatment by the united states deplorable and the government has now accused the u.s. of facilitating immigration fraud. >> india's foreign minister says the case, quote, is no longer about an individual, it is about our sense of self as a nation and our place in the world. the state department says secretary of state john kerry sought to ease tensions in a phone call to india's national security adviser. >> the secretary empathizes with the sensitivities we are hearin

. >> let's talk about india's reaction. they've retaliated by removing security barriers outside the u.s. embassy in new delhi, revoking diplomatic i.d. cards. these could be steps putting american lives at risk. is that coming from the capitol of india? where does a reaction like that come from? >> reporter: it is coming from the foreign ministry. they've removed the barriers. it is an overreaction and not the appropriate reaction, obviously, by the indian government. i think secretary kerry's phone call is designed to diffuse this crisis and to get the united states back to what we're talking about. we are close friends and india is a very important ally for the united states. hopefully this can be diffused so we can go back to working on the very important issues on the agenda. >> how detrimental do you think this is in the long term? >> i think it is very detrimental in the short term because of the extraordinary reaction in india. by average people in india. they very much feel insulted. not so much about the accusatio

and we have no interest in new fighting india. and you have a total on the list the expectation of this and pakistan's first request was for $2 billion in 1947 in the united states could only give a certain amount and it was a big delusion. he was most known for devising or conceptualizing things because he understood what the soviets wanted. and that is part of them getting in bold and having a pool of experts. but they didn't have very many. and most of them were people who were enamored of gandhian who like india and this includes jefferson davis and some other people. and this is something that the british suggested about the pakistani leaders. and they are, as you know, they are very hospitable people. and they we're were not going to have a vibrant economy. and then they decided this would be part of it and they were going to help to keep the military. and he had assistance from the united states. and in so doing, pakistan would not actually get involved in the american military plans or anything and he came to pakistan and

india's deputy consule general promised via a housekeeper brought from india the minimum wage of $9 per hour. the emfellow was paid $3.21. it was claimed that devyani khobragade submitted false documents to obtain a passport. >> she was paying her employee what she should have. i'm not going to get into the details of the facts of the case with you at the time. it's an ongoing case, and we will litigate that in the appropriate forum. >> charges laid carry a 10-year gaol sentence. neither the u.s. or india is showing a sign of backing down and taking the diplomatic stalemate. >> for more on this we are crossing to new delhi. what can you tell us about the spat between the united states and india? >> well, absolutely it's been a talking point across india from the media to parliament. we had a statement from the foreign minister of india, suggesting that india needs to respond as a nation in a unified manner, and take unified measures to make its point felt when it comes to the incident, and he has expressed his solidarity with the diplomat and her family. strong words said in parliament,

i need to be and india's main uses for a race last time the finance. they say they have high expectations in japanese technology. nearly fifty thousand of india's gdp causes of the service industries such as finance and banking businesses. but manufacturing industry easily accounting for only about fifteen per cent of gdp. i can summon the cabin crew scheme aims to strengthen the mind of jordan the government was tool a letter come on tony dean japanese companies. this fall on the media with its problems with that blasted the coach is over also japan india of reinforcing that the security cooperation. in june to a seventh round. jeff as a moderate dems have defense forces on the indian navy. and that can be a false joint exercises. many ferrero there of i forty and the defense of the show's is continuing. they have weak to continue enjoying my weekend trendy. kenya a zoo ready to become increasingly important thoughts and acts on its military presence. that was as a commentator he told me he said. we'll bring you the latest on and curran and chris's vi

. >> it is with the deepest reverence that i on behalf of the government of india, the people of india join the nation in paying homage to the president nelson mandela. for indy at the passing ia the mandela represents the departure of a great soul, sacrifice and tradition. gay an impossible goal for his people and the world. we in india, we will always be deep in laws for our people. to us nelson mandela was history. .. principles that they are following or it is no wonder that we in india feel great sentiment for the people of this great country, south africa. we stand by you. we share, we have no doubt that we are that the great inanity of our century, who taught the remaining of forgiveness and reconciliation and secured south africa, a building a truly wonderful mission. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [choosers]] thank you, mr. president. we now will get an address from a tiny island, an island of people who liberated us. who fought for our liberation. the people of cuba. we will now receive a speech from comrade raul castro who is coming to talk to us. >> thank you, jacob zuma.

he became an insider in modern india. s his father laid in the coffin and the body was washed in purified water and dressed into lose footing shirt and a white doty. when we arrived at the hospital the previous day, he was told his father was died. but he saw a plastic bag bubbling and he thought the doctors made the mistake. but at 56, rajat gupta was dead of kidney failure. leading up to his death, his son spent a lot of time with him. his father was introduced to tb in prison and he had scars from brutal interrogation. he later recalled this father never spoke ill of anybody and i would have thought he would a lot of resentment. neighbors, friends and admirers descended upon the house. door to door laundry men watched as the coffin was placed in the hearse. they cleared a path for the procession. at 9 a.m., the hearse departed. as it approached to the top of the street, there was an shrine for the hindu man. on the other side of town, people ran to catch a final glimpse of him. on his last guest, he found the right des

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. >> let's talk about india's reaction. they've retaliated by removing security barriers outside the u.s. embassy in new delhi, revoking diplomatic i.d. cards. these could be steps putting american lives at risk. is that coming from the capitol of india? where does a reaction like that come from? ? >> reporter: it is coming from the foreign ministry. they've removed the barriers. it is an overreaction and not the appropriate reaction, obviously, by the indian government. i think secretary kerry's phone call is designed to diffuse this crisis and to get the united states back toer what we're talking about. we are close friends and inld i can't is a very important ally for the united states. hopefully this can be diffused so we can go back to working on the very important issues on the agenda. >> how detrimental do you think this is in the long term? >> i think it is very detrimental in the short term because of the extraordinary reaction in india. by average people in india. they very much feel insulted. not so much about th

mandela's fight to end apartheid is often compared with gandhi's struggle for india's independence. miss the prime minister has called him a true and auntie anne nelson mandela's fight to end apartheid in south africa was often compared to don the struggle for independence in india. do you start soon the two kong and it's pretty good idea. giants the rest of the word. expressing his deep sense of tickets to the game what is hooked. teaching when the struggle to end apartheid is a memory close to a gas card. it was optional in south africa in eighteen ninety three lead on sixteen spaces and an expansive but going to shape his political activism in india. my demo put it aside gandhi as an example for him the insights offered so much the president's health crime while our midst. for good or new as informants. i was ready to shoot on scrubs good record in. kenya was the first country to sever trade relations with south africa's apartheid government in the nineteen forties after his release from prison in nineteen ninety one cannot travel to india when he was given the country's highest

she took from india have handed approach by the united states as well all preach in india the united states would not drop charges against indian diplomat he got me cope with the state department said this last week. to be listed in utah. this cobra but it wasn't listed in new york on suspicion of these of fraud and making port stephens after being accused of under the indian each. she has denied the charges and was hit in the east bay well i have a place to achieve department's diplomatic security file and follow the season a standard procedures during your reps after her arrest she was passed on to the u s marshals frame taken to st to for any additional questions under treatment. obviously this to be at the u s marshals and isi with the three that he has seen the statement issued by the manhattan u s but connie on december of eighteen. we need to keep in mind the simple fact that there is only one victim in this case. got to meet them is baby any color of the day selling indian diplomat on mission in the united states the action taken against tonga was not in keeping with the vien

so yes, a huge amount of outrage, now, is india retaliating? yes, they have introduced a number of measures. for one, they have taken away the identity cards issued to consulate staff here in india. what it basically means is they're stripping away some of the diplomatic privilege some people enjoy, such as access to airport lounges. as you mentioned earlier, anderson, they have removed some of the concrete barriers outside the u.s. embassy here in new delhi. they say they removed it because it was just a friendly courtesy, never a diplomatic requirement. it insists that all u.s. embassy staff members are safe. >> molica, appreciate the update. thank you for being with us tonight. with us tonight is the representative on indian council. he writes for a newspaper. you're upset with the way the diplomat was treated. you say it is a classic case of double standard when it comes to u.s. diplomacy. what do you mean by that? >> well, it is a simple thing, when americans are serving abroad as diplomats, they expect a certain level of treatment. and th

a huge amount of outrage in india. is india retaliatinretaliating? yes, they are and introduced a number on measures. for one, they have taken over the identity cards issued to staff of the united states in various cities. what that means is they are stripping away some diplomatic privileges these people enjoy such as access to airport lounges. they have also, as you mentioned, anderson, removed some concrete barriers outside the u.s. embassy. new deli police said they removed them because this was a friendly courtesy they extended, it was never a diplomatic requirement and it insists that all u.s. embassy staff members are safe. >> okay. appreciate the update. with us tonight, the gateway house undon indian relations. seema you're upset, you say it's a classic case of a double standard when it comes to u.s. da plo ma see, what do you mean? >> it's a simple thing, when americans are serving abroad as diplomats, they expect a certain level of treatment, and they insist on it, and when they get into trouble with local laws, they are treated very differ

gandhi had started as a budding lawyer in -- before he embarked in india and took off in india. and economic initiative in an they are the following -- [inaudible] of free india has -- in our own policy. [inaudible] it is -- [inaudible] in that we in india -- [inaudible] with the people of these great country south africa. we stand by you in your hour of bereavement and share your sense of loss today. we have no doubt that you will be honored by the legacy of madiba, one of the most influential humans of our century. he taught people the true meaning of forgiveness and reconciliation and spurred south africans onto the hope of building a truly rainbow nation. thank you about ladies and gentlemen. [applause] thank you very much, mr. president. we now -- [inaudible] from the island. an island of people who liberated us. who fought for our liberation. the people of cuba. we will now safe speech -- receive a speech from castro, who is now coming to talk to us. welcome. become speaking in foreign language -- [speaking in foreign language] [inaudible] [speaking in foreign language] le

deal will be made of the extent to which india has or has not changed. what changes has indian society seen? >> there have been some significant changes in the way that i response to incidents of sexual that i response to incidents of sexual violence and abuse. up courts that will deal with cases of sexual violence. those changes have been put in place by the authorities, and the fact that this case got so much attention did go a long way towards breaking long-standing social and cultural taboos regarding the public discussion of sexual violence in india. remember, this is a traditionally patriarchal society, and the violence and abuse against women has been going on for generations, and to expect that to disappear within one year is unrealistic. meet today,sters there is a long way to go in terms of changes that need to be done to ensure that there is safety for women across india. >> the one-year anniversary of the attack of a student. to south africa today, which is marked a public holiday dedicated to reconciliation a day after nelson mandela was lai

sixty two year donating the movie is one of the most controversial politicians in india. he's accused of taking insufficient action against the nineteen moms in his home state job. in two thousand and two win over ten thousand feet look huge. she was being elected as chief minister for the fat diet and was nominated as the deterministic and a depth of the elections of twenty fourteen million or more of these jelly in mumbai on sunday the two men sitting in a special enclosure over tea vendors. this business to more of these be up and i'm just acknowledging his counterparts when he is to say he acted in the states in the ditch with his knee and protecting him said as the common indian fighting for india's top job as opposed to dynastic politicians. it got. a local bk vip probably either. i've given up. but even when you how much italy i about had it in many. maybe i don't know this was the site just to teach with me disparaging remarks about mr moore these numbers are agents. james had said that the distance one from economically the background to be to god in his eleventh

good bargain especially a bargain a nice pair of jeans or a love for cheap clothing killing people in india and bangladesh and their barrack the banks are already hard at work creating the next wall street bubble and that ideally take i'll tell you why that mobile is even more dangerous than the one that burst in two thousand and eight. you need to know this as the low wage worker movement continues to grow it's becoming obvious that many americans don't understand anything about basic economics have discovered this from personal experience that i wrote an article for alternate arguing that any company that refuses to pay its workers a living wage should get the corporate death penalty and if you can't do business in this country in a reasonable way don't do business. right almost as soon as the article went online the economically ignorant took to the message boards to bash it in how couple of comments really stood out as representative of just how misinformed tragically misinformed i'm not a true it is to malice this is just like people don't know about economics for example there was a c

in india me mind of god that i was warned that india should that make the status of god that i'm told that he has got to meet that happened back to bite you keep it off with. i understand that you guys betty about this. i'm half that of independent india wants that it did. he writes about doubled the fact that at some of them competed at the dog bite out of december two thousand fourteen. i don't often see that that would be backing off of ninety eight kids. i'm making it short that up to fifteen thousand to put it up. given how to draw is completed by december two thousand fourteen that he didn't expect him to draft the commands of god is not the auction site d i mean like if i like it was not pleased that he destined to love god i've got me up. get into how we all have drawn the tryptophan charge cctv new tent. it's stunning to south africa now nelson mandela's full day has been trans fats too wanted to add face full of fat while from the african national congress the mitre hundred of them and doubtless golf into the african national congress the solemn ceremony. it was cold cost th

she took from india had handed approach by the united states has fought all preach in india the united states would not drop charges against indian diplomat begun to cope with the state department said this last week. to be listed in utah. briscoe group but it wasn't listed in new york on suspicion of these of fraud and making port stephens after being accused of under the indian beach. she has denied the charges and was hit in the east bay. well i take a couple points to the state department's diplomatic security file and follow the easy standard procedures during your reps after her arrest she was passed on to the u s marshals frame taken to st to freddie additional questions under treatment. obviously this to be at the u s marshals and i sat with her for you than he has seen the statement issued by the manhattan u s but connie on december of eighteen. we need to keep in mind the simple fact that there is only one victim in this case. that victim is baby i need color of the day selling indian diplomat on mission in the united states that action taken against tonga was not in keeping

and in india, they're making opportunities in every sense. and, you know, i think that it's a tremendous privilege to go and report, travel freely and make films in that culture, in pakistan, too, and across south asia. it's been 20 years of repeated sort of present-giving to us. i'm glad we've had the opportunity to do it. hope we continue to anyhow. >> have you lined up your next project yet? >> yes. >> yes. [laughter] >> we cannot tell you. >> it's in the same part of the world. >> we're trying to make a film and work on a book. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. but, no, it's not -- we'll return to the same area with a similar theme and people. as cathy said, we are very influenced by a polish journalist, and at a time when poland had no money at all, he came by bus. we want to be last, and we want to come by bus, and then we're going to stay for the end. and, you know, that's always been our view with a story, and we don't come quickly, and we don't leave quickly. i think it's worth always getting the last interview and going the last kilometer. th

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india in 1990. he received an unprecedented public welcome and was -- [i in 1995, when he visited india as the first president of post- apartheid south africa, he said it was a homecoming, a pilgrimage. we associate south africa with gandhi's freedom struggle. he was a budding lawyer in south africa before he took up in india his famous clothes. the six principles that madiba identified as the fundamental policies of the new south africa equal human rights, democracy, respect for law, world peace, nonviolent means, and economic cooperation in an independent world are the same principles that the founding fathers of free india have enshrined in our own policies. madiba often acknowledged the influence of mahatma gandhi and the former prime minister nehru. it is no wonder then that we in india have great sentiment to a unique people of this great country, south africa. we stand by you in your hour of bereavement, and we share your sense of loss today. we have no doubt that the world will be honored by

india is see the warning of reprisals over the arrest of one of its top diplomats in the united states if you are made khobragade it was strip searched and kept in a cell with drug addict she was detained for apparently allegedly incorrectly filling in or out of people's immigration papers none depending on let's discuss where this might lead and should we have joining us on the line now is brian mitchell and he's professor of strategic studies at the center for policy research either thing sort of being where this is going to show him some or even to this case is it is actually straightforward as it appears to be or is there more to it i political motivations here of some kind. this case has caused a lot of outrage in india because the diplomat was actually humiliated she was strip searched and handed and handcuffed. and and this was you know this is this this was a we and usually incident and there has been a pouring of anger in india and the indians have retaliated against the american diplomats in new delhi by the drawing some of the villages by removing the security batek its from

including a setback for equality in india. the high court upholds a ban on gay sex. >> i have had a great career at general motors. >>> and we'll meet the woman in the biggest seat of an american car company. >>> and juventus is left out in the cold. more details to come with jo. ♪ >>> protesters are back in force in the ukrainian capitol despite overnight efforts to remove them. >> it looked as if the riot police were going to close down the protest camp that has grown up over the last three weeks in independent square, but with eu and u.s. mediators in kiev trying to resolve the crisis, the police have pulled back, and the protesters are jubilant. >> reporter: rebuilding the defenses with renewed vigor. the opposition movement is still in kiev's independence square, and still occupying key public buildings. they defended city hall, and police were forced to retreat. the early hours of wednesday saw a mighty struggle between protesters elite militias who took hours to break down the barricades that have turned independent s

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in 2011 tens of thousands of people protests across india. they vented their frustration from mult multimillion dollars government deals, and many say the bill is far from perfect. >> it is not a piece of work that happens in one day, one shot, one big bang. it is something that you work over decade and years. what we have now is a good start. >> reporter: it's known as the people's bills but critics say it should have been much stronger and given the power of ththat they have fought so hardo get. >> reporter: they describe the passing of this bill as a landmark step. now all it needs is the president's signature to become law. but the key to its success not only is implementation, that requires cooperation across new delhi but it's political will. >> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour. plus the international space station astronaut will have to step outside to make much-needed repairs. and the performance of the day for india in the first test match against south africa. details coming up later. do stay with us. we're back after the bre

delegates can visiting in india. one tweeted refusing to meet the usa delegation in solidarity with our nation. >> more steps should be taken against the united states until they give an unconditional apology. >> u.s. marshal service officials stand by their strip search procedures saying they treated the diplomat the same way they treat everyone else. >> thus far, all indications are that appropriate procedures were followed, but we understand this is a sensitive issue and continuing to review exactly what what transpired. >> let's get more on the situation from new delhi. malca kapoor joining us by phone. let's start with this. is it fair to say the offense is more at the style of the arrest than the arrest itself? >> i think that's fair to say, michael. the outrage over here is really at the manner in which she was arrested. the fact that she was arrested, handcuffed, as she was dropping her daughter off at school, the fact she was strip searched. she is a diplomat and does represent india. so the way in which she