things about india there are. these casual chats may not seem like much but they have a big effect meeting people and realizing that they too are people just like us has been. really important in it shaping my view of what india is they're just as into our culture and they're just as into our musicians our movie that we are into their. now i know how they are just like i was and there's no point in. here it was made in a spark but to get everyone cooled down we take a lot of time and i think it's very important to let them express that hatred you know because i don't think you can move on from partition because partition isn't a static over because it continues to shape us it will continue to. norman these students are trying their best to reach across the divide. but 70 years of hostility are difficult to overcome. the violent birth of these 2 nations is a legacy seared into their collective memory. and is long true. reconciliation remains a distant dream. hell i was still cold south of the river plate at the rea

recall you almost make it sound like the solutions are entirely with india what would you have india do. no i think both china and india need to con dom and withdrawal from the line of actual control which may actually cause more cases to rise and both sides need to have cool head rather then rid next as we sometimes call to agitate the situation and to promote the getting out of the control get it out of our portion of the friction points only ground which is very very dangerous if control of the situation is lost in the western section of china indian border i assume also be lost in the east a section more than 2000 kilometers long of balder between china and india maybe up in great conflict and this would crack down both yen china for many yes right on most of the border in appears to be under market and under is all been heard about it come to you on and you've been a foreign correspondent in china for a number of heroes what according to you is the reason this border demeans underscore for so many decades. like to say it's left through or from history but i think the biggest pro

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization there now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's the tragedy of what's happened india or india better than most pakistanis it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing at kashmir. it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for their what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country see themselves as the victim forever and just give you a hint here you've been trying to rally international support the united nations security

india is on its way to becoming the world's largest covered 19 hotspot with 4300000 cases india has surpassed brazil as the country with the 2nd tightest number of infections probably health experts warn it's inevitable india will soon claim the record it's not surprising that the numbers that are coming out and. reading and seeing it in india would be an. 'd end of september. india has ramped up coronavirus testing and he's now conducting more than a 1000000 a day for the virus shows no sign of slowing. that hasn't stopped the gradual reopening of the economy and schools that a. lot of what i know we have to open up the economy we have to lift restrictions otherwise work isn't possible. to protect people's livelihoods while also protecting their lives it's the high stakes decision being faced around the world. india's battle with corona virus is unparalleled around the world and subject to one of the world strictest lockdowns introducing tough measures back in march when there were just 500 cases in the country but that didn't stop the spread india is posting record numbers of new cases on a

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization there now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's the tragedy of what's happened india or india better than most pakistanis it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing and push made. it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for there what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country to see themselves as the victim forever and just give you a hint here you've been trying to rally international support the united nations sec

things about india there are. these casual chats may not seem like much but they have a big effect meeting people and realizing that they too are people just like us has been. really important in it shaping my view of what india is they're just as into our culture and they're just as into our musicians our movie that we are into their. now i know how they are just like i was and there's no point in. here it was made in a spark but the thing to get everyone cooled down we take a lot of time and i think it's very important to let them express that hatred you know because i don't think you can move on from partition because partition isn't a static over because it continues to shape us it will continue to. norman these students are trying their best to reach across the divide. but 70 years of hostility are difficult to overcome. the violent birth of these 2 nations is a legacy seared into their collective memory. as long as the true. reconciliation remains a distant dream. hello the rain is dying out now in pakistan

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization there now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's their tragedy what's happened india or india better than most pakistanis it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing and kashmir . it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for their what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country to see themselves as the victim forever and just give you a hint here you've been trying to rally international support the united nations secur

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization there now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's the tragedy of what's happened india or india better than most pakistanis it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing at kashmir. it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for their what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country to see themselves as the victim forever and just give you a hint here you have been trying to rally international support the united nations secu

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist. it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization they're now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's their tragedy what's happened india or india better than most progress danni's it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing and push we'd. it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for there what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country to see themselves as the victim forever and just i'll give you a hint here you've been trying to rally international support the unite

rick to go you almost make it sound like the solutions are entirely with india what would you have india do. no i think both china and india need to con down and withdraw from the line of actual control which may actually cause more cases to rise and both sides need to have cool head rather then rid next as we sometimes call to agitate the situation and to promote the getting out of the control or get it out of our portion of the friction points only ground which is a very very dangerous if control of the situation is lost in the west a section of china india border i assume also be lost in the east a section more than 2000 kilometers long of call it between china and india maybe up in great conflict and this would crack down both. china for many yes right on most of the border in appears to be under market and under is all been heard about to come to you on and you've been a foreign correspondent in trying for a number of heroes what according to you is the reason this border remains under zor for so many decades. i know he's like to say it's left or we're from history but i think the b

so what was india's contribution within that? so india's contribution is mainly manpower. there are vast numbers of men recruited, but it also produces raw materials, uniforms, timber goods, cotton. there's a lot of drive to build up factories, munitions factories, in india itself. from december 1941, the conflict came closer to india as japanese offensives threatened british strongholds in asia. shahid was ordered to burma, his ship arriving in rangoon as an air strike was taking place. you would land up in a harbour and you find yourself in the middle of an enemy bombing raid. it couldn't be a pleasant experience. it was the first of many searing experiences which have been pieced together by my uncle, ali. when the japanese surrounded rangoon, they blocked the road and he writes that there was a column of over a0 miles long. where's the water coming from? where's the food coming from? what's happening to the injured? what did he see of the plight of the civilians, all of those who were trying to get away from the japanese invasion? the plight of the civilians is terribl

to pakistan india is a ruthless occupying force in a muslim majority blame. for india. pakistan and its military intelligence service the i.s.i. are have been carrying out a campaign of terror on its territory for decades in the face of determined intelligence effort to. send militants across the border into kashmir to train up. many of them have been armed trained financed equipped and occasionally even offset by the pakistani military the pakistani i.s.i. has embarked upon what has been described in pakistani literature as a war of death by a 1000 cuts we learned never to underestimate the enemy for general assad to ronnie the former head of pakistan intelligence using any means to defeat the enemy is justified for me that can be thought of particular purpose. durani served in the military for 4 decades and as the intelligence chief he was responsible for pakistan's strategy against india. every yes. if you do not have enough conventional a suit because of a lot of your enemy. you do not rely on a conventional response. and among those assets. fighters allies of pakis

india is on its way to becoming the world's largest covered 19 hot spot with 4300000 cases india has surpassed brazil as the country with the 2nd tie is number of infections public health experts warn it's inevitable india will soon claim the record if this stock up. the numbers that are coming in and. trading in. india would be a popular 'd by end of september. india has ramped up coronavirus testing and is now conducting more than a 1000000 a day for the virus shows no sign of slowing. that hasn't stopped the crowd here is on its way to becoming the world's largest covered 19 hotspot with 4300000 cases india has surpassed brazil as the country with the 2nd type is number of infections public health experts warn it's inevitable india will soon claim the record it's not surprising that the numbers that are coming in and. reading in. india would be a popular by end of september. india has ramped up coronavirus testing and is now conducting more than a 1000000 a day for the virus shows no sign of slowing. that hasn't stopped the gradual reopening of the economy and schools. quite a lot

india is on its way to becoming the world's largest covered 19 hotspot with 4300000 cases india has surpassed brazil as the country with the 2nd tightest number of infections public health experts warn it's inevitable india will soon claim the record it's not surprising that the numbers that are coming in and. reading in. india would be. there by end of september. india has ramped up coronavirus testing and is now conducting more than a 1000000 a day for the virus shows no sign of slowing. that hasn't stopped the gradual reopening of the economy and schools. quite a lot of what they got we have to open up the economy but what we have to lift restrictions otherwise work isn't possible. to protect people's livelihoods while also protecting their lives it's the high stakes decision being faced around the world. india's battle with corona virus is unparalleled around the world and subjects to one of the world's strictest lockdowns introducing tougher measures back in march when they were just 500 cases in the country but that didn't stop the spread interest posting record numbers of new cases on

back summation is not really going to be a feasible long term solution for india simply because india can barely vaccinate $26000000.00 children born every maxim eating a 1000000000 indians year after year after year with potentially multiple doses i don't think the government can afford it i don't think that people you know i don't think the system is there to to do to deliver a vaccine that's. run and thank you for that reality check we appreciate you being on the stream today thank you examine me we go from india she europe by lisbon every day when. i read about a lot down generation the last cherries and the code 19 generals i don't want to be part of any of them scheming definitions already now since the beginning of the pandemic one out of 6 young people start working and it's not us rice if the bin then continues and if governments don't take action it's about time the governments invest in sustainable economies and the social protection i think i mean not this you can avoid another lost generation i'm really pleased to have on this stream kind kind of tell everybody who you wa

but the tragedy of india. is india is being ruled by an extremist it's an extremist government it is it is a hindu supremacist government inspired by the the ideology this is spied by the nazis and what i'm saying the nazi germany what i'm saying all you have to do is look at the history of r.s.s. which basically is ruling india now it was an extremist or good organization r.s.s. tris was outlawed outlawed in india as a terrorist organization there now control over 1300000000 people nuclear armed that's their tragedy what's happened india or india better than most pakistanis it's not just that are listening to it and it's not what they're doing at kashmir. it's for people in india are the sensible the normal people in india it's a tragedy for their what is happening there but don't you see that pakistan itself should understand that they cannot continue as a country see themselves as the victim forever and just give you a hint here you've been trying to rally international support the united nations security c

event on a pile and india. kids from other countries and that give us an opportunity to learn and not know we have reason to go ahead and to study and become something and i. think kids turn one country to another a chap and. they may can thank the government should think about it and they should be learning again to protect. lashed the man behind the march will keep dreaming of a day when indian children have the same rights as children around the world. and. that was children for sale well following that film tell us that the out these work on behalf of india's exploited children was recognised by the award in 2014 of the nobel peace prize and i'm so pleased to say that we've got him with us from new delhi mr southie r.t. thank you so much for your time today good to see you we saw the extraordinary work that you were doing a decade ago what has changed since then have things improved at all definitely a significant improvement in. consciousness off. the air here. policies and practices in india has that defy

hello and welcome to the program i'm imran khan it was some of the worst violence for years in india riots in new delhi triggered by the newly introduced citizenship law in february killed at least 53 people the legislation fos tracks nationalities for someone overseas but excludes muslims police have charged 15 people saying prosecutors have more than $17000.00 pages of evidence against them but rights groups say politicians from the ruling b.j. pay who incited attacks on muslim protesters haven't been arrested the government and police reject allegations of bias dozens of opposition activists and academics have been arrested over the past few months human rights watch is called the charges against the activists baseless and he's calling for the prisoner's unconditional release. the watchdog says 12 prominent human rights activists and academics have been jailed on politically motivated charges since june 2018 prosecutors accuse them of supporting a maoists rebellion and being responsible for inciting violence which led to fighting with b j p party members the arrests have been wide

basically in india and countries like india have more exposure to other girl and i what is this it's basically a loud we're going to get in waukesha to tackle this you know when i last met her but it was part of the search of need to really answer that question. you know the 10 demick initially rolled into the big cities but now it's spreading into smaller towns and villages what strain does this put on india's health system. most definitely michael i have continuing to see i have eaten in opens and more of you are. i'm getting a share of number to you now can someone know if that's. the kind of testing that. is different then. and then i'll often songs that i don't have any joe was he just it's mom but i'm not. allowed to go around us why did not the creation dance much indeed do you know it is much more much more was a little managed infections just isolate and cheat but of course this is something that is expected to be a. long time in really if you have the balls to want to happen opens and but it was a big fight and it got me active boston blacked out and you were in. mission fr

news live from berlin india's coronavirus cases surpassed 4000000 the country is leading the world in new infections but the government is sticking to plans to ease restrictions and open up the economy we'll talk to our correspondent in delhi also coming up nato demands answers from moscow over the poisoning of russia's opposition leader this comes after germany's said it has proof that ill extend of all night was dosed with a deadly nerve agent. and a song for freedom and bill rose as protesters march for democracy and call for an end to the country's dictatorship the exiled opposition leader asked the un to support their struggle. by marrying a evanston welcome health authorities in india say the country has now exceeded 4000000 coronavirus cases nearly 2000000 new infections were recorded last month alone india has the 3rd highest total worldwide behind the u.s. and brazil even so restrictions in india have been eased as the government pushes to reopen the economy only the worst hit areas are still under lockdown. or for more. joined now by the correspondent the mission wall who's

trafficking law india's children are ripe to exploitation. but sama beginning to fight back your mom was there i was there at this demonstration thousands of children who turned out to lend their voice to the empty trafficking calls. this is very important because we have been fighting against child slavery child bonded labor child live apart hard sometimes more than 2 and a half to gates but we have. 30 per cent off india 10000000 children who are involved in days other victims off trafficking in one and is a large number just very very big number. leading the way is 10 year old deadly her parents were trafficked to work in stone quarries and were never able to repay the debt imposed on them by their own as. deadly was brought up in slavery. my. family car used to come and keep kicking me keep working keep working. you have to work here dan has to aquia if someone had to feed him went to sleep they got dragged out of banks and beaten and jack back to work be any use to say he will work your dad if someone bartell the name medicines we didn't

rick to go you almost make it sound like the solutions are entirely with india what would you have india do. no i think both china and india need to con dom and withdrawal from the line of actual control which may actually cause more cases to rise and both sides need to have cool head rather then written next as we sometimes call to agitate the situation and to promote the getting out of the control get it out of our portion of the friction points only ground which is a very very dangerous if control of the situation is lost in the west a section of china india border i assume also be lost in the east a section more than 2000 kilometers long of call it between china and india maybe up in great conflict and this would crack down both and china for many yes right on most of the border still appears to be under market and under is all been heard about to come to you on and you've been a foreign correspondent in china for a number of heroes what according to you is the reason this border remains under zorn for so many decades. like you say it's left through or from history but i think the bi

back summation is not really going to be a feasible long term solution for india simply because india can barely vaccinate $26000000.00 children born every maxim eating a 1000000000 indians year after year after year potentially multiple doses i don't think the government can afford it i don't think that people you know i don't think the system is there to to to to deliver a vaccine that's. run and thank you for that reality check we appreciate you being on the stream today thank you examine me we've gone from indiana she europe the lisbon every dying when. i read about a lot down generation the last cherries and the code 19 generals i don't want to be part of any of them scheming definitions already now since the beginning of the pandemic one out of 6 young people start working and it's not us rice if the bin then continues and if governments don't take action it's about time the governments invest in sustainable economies and the social protection i think i mean not this you can avoid another lost generation i'm really pleased to have on this stream kind kind of tell everybody who y

news live from berlin india's coronavirus cases surpass 4000000 the country is leading the world in new infections but the government is sticking to a plan to ease restrictions and open up the economy also on the show little messy breaks his silence one of the world's greatest footballer says he's staying at barcelona but only because the club won't let him leave. and the biggest set of monet paintings outside paris they're on display in germany thanks to a software billionaire who renovated and storage palace to house his art collection . i married evan steen welcome health authorities in india say the country has now exceeded 4000000 corona virus cases nearly 2000000 new infections were recorded last month alone india has the 3rd highest total worldwide behind the u.s. and brazil even so restrictions in india have been eased as the government pushes to reopen the economy only the worst hit areas are still under lockdown. well for more we're joined now by day w. correspondent misha wall who's in delhi hello tunisia so a grim milestone $4000000.00 infections in india as we said it's the

but patrick was not long in india. the japanese had taken neighbouring burma in 1942, and his regiment became part of the huge 14th army which fought to win it back. it was an immense force of around a million men, but it became the forgotten army as europe‘s focus was on itself. the men fought in the towns and jungles of burma in atrocious conditions. those back home could only imagine the horrors. my mother—in—law, jenny, still not married to patrick, wrote to him. "my darling patrick, "i‘ve been feeling for you tonight, and i‘m full of sympathy for you. "they‘re putting more and more in the papers "about this 14th army campaign "and i feel nothing can be too good to make up for such a hell." well, we had a very bad war in the far east. veteran john giddings was one of those men in burma living that hell. we lost quite a number of lads through night attacks. and bombing attacks, of course. we had a bad raid where we lost 50 in an air raid. terrible. i suppose, in a way, we were always known as the forgott

india registers four million coronavirus cases. experts are warning the pandemic in the country, could spin out of control. controversial former australian prime minister tony abbott is appointed as a trade adviser to the uk — despite critics describing him as a homophobe, misoygynist, and climate change denier. and barcelona superstar lionel messi changes his mind over leaving barcelona. now he says he doesn't want to drag the spanish club into court. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. rescuers in beirut have been digging through the rubble of last month's massive explosion, after a scanner suggested someone could still be alive in the wreckage. it was a glimmer of hope for a city, where exactly one month ago today, a fire in a warehouse led to a devastating blast, killing nearly 200 people and leaving tens of thousands more without homes. our correspondent orla guerin has sent this report from beirut. still searching for signs of life. a specialist team from chile going for rubble. but this aft

chinese side that india has been escalating these tensions at the same time saying that india should back down because it really at the end of the day is nor match for the chinese military so at this we've seen this kind of mixed message and at the same time though at the end of all these articles there's always this paragraph or is a statement saying that china does continue to pursue dialogue with the indian side and at the end of the day peace is what china wants at katrina just briefly both sides have talked about confidence building measures to bring peace along the border so what does beijing like to do on the ground implement those measures. well one he has said that reflecting from the india statements as well saying that the most urgent thing is to withdraw troops and prevent any incident flaring up again he talked about disengaging contact withdrawing cross-line personnel really preventing any chance of further skirmish or clashes at the border but we have at the same time being seeing kind of mixed messaging from chinese state media in recent days we've had these very glit

or petition for government all of you don't question the prime minister of india. these students however intend to get on with their parents these see their could you have been have to be formed within this new normal. as you reported it seems like a lot of students want to get on with their exams and get on with their lives and others are more cautious but do you feel that most students do just want to get on with ed what do the majority of students think when i do good to hear majority and i have yeah it was on the one hand hundreds of thousands of students going it out in the. exam including today all of the board made it were too late even people would want to leave act like specter will be up with these exams and we saw students and parents saying we want to be one of the most recent to the semester we do not want to be it's an academic year let's just want to hit it on the other hand we can't deny that's how this massive online but that's the opposition has taken up this cry as well in fact just yesterday the supreme court of india shot down an opposition req

china and india agreed to disengage troops at a disputed border area months after the deadly confrontation. fears grow of water borne disease after sudan's worst flooding in a century. and why is disney's new movie causing offense in china. and in sports arena williams one becoming a record for the grand slam title at this year's u.s. then american was knocked out by victoria to rank in the semifinals at fashion that . let's get going 10 e.u. countries have no creates taken $400.00 unaccompanied minors after fires gutted europe's biggest refugee camp in greece thousands of refugees and migrants spent yet another night last night without shelter and little food on the island of lesbos the moyra camp was destroyed by the fires on tuesday and wednesday germany and france say they'll take in most miners left stranded and homeless. we're already the finance and organize. quick the media virus from the idea of 400 on the combo miners who are already involved in don't release and who'll i'm very proud one ounce of the health of the german and other governments will be able to do locate in our mem

india. the chinese search engine baidu and alipay have been scrapped. the -- new delhi has concerns over national security. this came with troubles reigniting on the disputed himalayan order. looking at markets now, we have seen this rally continuing in asia for a third day. the likes of china not participating as much, open in the mainland, these gauges have been trading in a narrow range of late. we are seeing the likes of the nikkei 225 heading to a lunch break on a positive note, up 1.4% for the benchmark. whot of emphasis on suga may be the successor to shinzo abe and the continuation of abenomics. really helping markets as well. the big theme we are watching is the dollar strength that seems to be reemerging with the euro retreating in a big and swift way after topping 120 and unable to hold. the renminbi still holding strong after an eighth day. stronger than expected. gold seeing a retreat amid global strength. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it is 10:29 a.m. in hong kong. 1029 -- 10:2

is it the same cap relation in india -- the same consideration in india? >> the same consideration applies to india. we have had one of the biggest economic shrinkages, plus the largest number of cases. the of limitation of the lockdown without a proper planning led to the spread of the virus from the north and the west part of the country. now it is to the east and the south, as well. i think it is very hard to control the virus in india unless every state comes to a state of containment now that the lockdown is over. >> will update you on our lead story yesterda there's been violence in gaza and rockets fired into israel all in reaction to thestablishment of diplomatic relations between the uae, bahrain, and israel. ♪ defending the u.k. government's coronavirus testing system, which he says is trying to meet a colossal spiken demand. there's been growing cricism and concern about the difficulty in obtaining a test, including having to travel long distances. here is our health editor. >> plant capacity -- planned capacity to handle the streams were to g

exhaustion is beginning to wear india's doctors down. a few weeks ago, it had seemed as though the capital was coping with the pandemic. but once again now resources are falling short. now we are seeing a second surge which is notjust in delhi, but from smaller towns around delhi. those we are not able to provide the life—support systems will die. if we reach a point like that, that is what worries me, that is what distresses all of us as doctors. this 42—year—old succumbed to covid earlier this week. he died in pune, a relatively small city which is now the worst affected in india. his family says there's a shortage of facilities. "if an ambulance had been available to take him to a critical care hospital, my brother would have been alive," his sister says. india's doing more than a million tests a day, but that's not been enough to curb the spread. another lockdown is not an option for an economy already in turmoil. the government has been highlighting that the number of deaths in india, compared to the size of its population, is

all of you can read it quickly but i minister of india. these students however intend to get on with their parents this see if there could be as will have to be formed within this new normal. as you reported seems like a lot of students want to get on with their exams and get on with their lives and others are more cautious but do you feel that most students do just want to get on with that what do the majority of students think better i'd do good to hear majority and i have a little one hundreds of thousands of students burning out. of the ground including today all of what made it were to me in people want to leave accidents i expect it will be awful these exams and we saw students and parents saying we want to do was research messed up we do not want to be it's academic you know let's just want to hear it from the other hand we can't deny that's how this massive online but that the opposition has taken up this cry as well in fact just yesterday the supreme court of india shot down an opposition request was one of those exams but perhaps

trafficking law india's children are ripe to exploitation. but sama beginning to fight back the mom was there i was there at this demonstration thousands of children who turned out to lend their voice to the anti trafficking cause. this is very important because we have been fighting against child slavery child bonded labor child live apart hard sometime more than 2 and a half to gates but we have. 30 per cent off india 10000000 children who are in born days other victims often trafficking in one and is a large number just very very big number. leading the way is 10 year old deadly her parents were trafficked to work in stone quarries and were never able to repay the debt imposed on them by their own as. deadly was brought up in slavery. my. family car used to come and keep getting me keep working keep working. you have to work here dan has to aquia if someone had to feed him went to sleep they got dragged out of banks and beaten and jack back to work be any use to say he will work your dad if someone bartell the name medicines they didn't ge

india has recorded more than 80000 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours of the kleine from its record high 2 weeks ago but it also reported more than 1100 feet tallit he's on wednesday and the national death toll is nearing 100000 india as the 2nd highest number of cases in the world after the us with more than 6000000 among them is the vice president m n k n i do who tested positive on tuesday and is now in quarantine. protests have erupted in india around the country demanding justice for a teenage girl who was gang raped and died from her injuries 2 weeks later adding to the anger her family says the authorities cremated her body without their consent and the chapelle reports. the women of this village have turned to each other for comfort during a difficult time they're mourning the death of a daughter and a sister 19 year old was tortured and gang raped in india's bitter pradesh state her body was discovered by family members before she died of her injuries on tuesday. after that they say the police made their suffering worse. cremating her body in the middle of the night

india and china accuse each other's armies of firing shots and violating agreements in a disputed himalayan border region. tell you watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha. also coming up back home to australian journalists returned from china after being caught in a diplomatic standoff donald trump is accused of trying to rush through a coronavirus vaccine for political gains and calling for help anger in senegal over the government's response to devastating floods yes. thank you very much for joining us india and china are both accusing the others soldiers of firing shots in a new confrontation along their disputed himalayan border china says indian troops crossed the line of control in the western region on monday and opened fire and its soldiers took what it called countermeasures but a short time ago india's military laid the blame with china accusing it of provocative measures to escalate tension both sides usually avoid firing a using firearms in the area will be live with elizabeth rainham in india's capital new delhi in just a moment but 1st a katrina you in beijing so

but again i'm come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera china and india have agreed to disengage their troops in a disputed border area just days after shots were fired for the 1st time in decades . fears grow of water borne disease following sudan's worst floods in a century. and the destruction of an aboriginal heritage site in australia forces the resignation of the head of one of the world's biggest mining companies. so 10 e.u. countries have agreed to take in $400.00 unaccompanied minors to fire as guest said europe's largest refugee camp thousands of refugees and migrants spent yet another night without shelter and little food on the greek island. and maria camp was destroyed on tuesday and wednesday. germany and france say they will take in most of those miners left stranded and harm us. already the finance and organize. the media fire from the all 400 on the miners who are already in full demand on greece and who'll i'm very proud one ounce of the german and other governments will be able to do located in our members it's more with john psaropoulos at

a family in the so-called low cost community they say police cremated her body against their wishes india's $200000000.00 have long faced discrimination and abuse are caught in hong kong is granted temporary release to pro-democracy activists joshua one he was arrested last week and charged with taking part in an unauthorized demonstration last year also charged with violating laws against wearing masks wang is among several activists facing charges related to last year's pro-democracy protests it's inside story next so stay with us. 1000000 lives lost to the coronavirus the milestone the world has no past what emerged from the market in what has affected every single part of the planet and with no end to this crisis where do we go from here this is inside story. welcome to the program. a 1000000 deaths and counting from kovi 19 it's a milestone nobody wanted to see in a 1st to stem the spread economies have been crippled around the world and still it continues there's a resurgence of infections in europe with destructions being put back in place yet the deaths mount up as you can see from

trafficking law india's children are ripe for exploitation. but some of beginning to fight back your mom was there and i was there at this demonstration thousands of children who turned out to lend their voice to the empty trafficking calls. this is very important because we have been fighting against child slavery child bonded labor child live out for quite some time more than 2 and a half decades but we have. 30 percent off india 10000000 children who are involved in these other victims off trafficking in one and is a large number 2 very very big number. leading the way as 10 year old deadly parents were trafficked to work in stone quarries and were never able to repay the debt imposed on them by their own as. deadly was brought up in slavery. my. family car used to come and keep getting me keep working keep working. you have to work here your dad has to work here if someone had to feed him went to sleep they got dragged out of banks and beaten and gent back to work be any use to say he will work your dad if someone bartell the name medicine

india is on its way to becoming the world's largest covered 19 hot spot with 4300000 cases india has surpassed brazil as the country with the 2nd tightest number of infections public health experts warn it's inevitable india will soon claim the record it's not surprising that the numbers that are coming in and. reading in. india would be. 'd there by end of september. india has ramped up coronavirus testing and is now conducting more than a 1000000 a day for the virus shows no sign of slowing. that hasn't stopped the gradual reopening of the economy and schools. we have to open up the economy we have to lift restrictions otherwise work isn't possible. to protect people's livelihoods while also protecting their lives which the high stakes decision being faced around the world. india's battle with corona virus is unparalleled around the world and subject to one of the world strictest lockdowns introducing tough measures back in march when they were just 500 cases in the country but that didn't stop the spread interest posting record numbers of new cases on an almost daily basis with no

the bbc's india correspondent is in mumbai for us now. the numbers are extraordinary, 5 million, and it seems to be spreading fast still. >> that's right. if you look at the fresh, sort of t new daily coronavirus cases we are reporting here in india, over the past week or 10 days,here have been almost three times as many as you are seeing in the u.s., so that is the pace at which it is spreading here, faster than anywhere else in the world. if it continues down that path, it could overtake the u.s. in the coming weeks. since the third week of august, india has ramped up testing massively, so it is testing more than one million swabs a day. that is actually more than the u.s. at the moment. the government says it's because with testing more, that's why we are discovering more cases. but even at 1 million a day, only a small fraction of india's 1.3 billion people have so far been screened. that, along with the fact that the system of counting deaths in india is not very watertight -- even numbers we are seeing are underreported. what does t

troops clashing at the disputed border with india. the detention adds further pressure as the rba prepares to meet. australia is already mired in a rare recession and fighting growing fears about the coronavirus. also a majord-19 factor as india posts the biggest gdp drop. it looks set for its first annual contraction in four decades as infection rates surge. asia looking for direction. lossesed of course in and then went to the green. just a smidgen higher. up .1%. the csi 300 now pretty much flat. it was swinging between gains and losses, coming off a five-year high. china's manufacturing pmi coming in better than expected. the asx 200 index, the biggest drag in asia, down 2% right now, down the most in a month. china detaining an australian tv anchor in a sign of escalating tensions between canberra and beijing. also, shares plunging as the ceo makes an exit amid a probe. it is down 6%. it started trading after two days of losses, currently flat. 13.11. it is expected to cut its forecast for 2020 and 2021. shot. rishaad: absolutely

exhaustion is beginning to wear india's doctors down. a few weeks ago, it had seemed as though the capital was coping with the pandemic. but once again now, resources are falling short. now we are seeing a second surge which is notjust in delhi but from smaller towns around delhi. those we are not able to provide the life—support systems will die. if we have to, if we reach a point like that, that is what worries me, that is what distresses all of us as doctors. this 42—year—old succumbed to covid earlier this week. he died in pune, a relatively smaller city which is now the worst affected in india. his family says there's a shortage of facilities. "if an ambulance had been available to take him to a critical care hospital, my brother would have been alive," his sister says. india's doing more than a million tests a day, but that's not been enough to curb the spread. another lockdown is not an option for an economy already in turmoil. the government has been highlighting that the number of deaths in india, compared to the size of i

illusion that the chinese military is not willing and ready to take on india that china india simply nor much for the chinese side and according to the global timetables undertaken a survey of its readers saying the vast majority of chinese readers say that they're tired of what it's called hostile behavior from the indian side and that 90 percent would support military action should the chinese government think about it is fair to do so but of course there's also been an acknowledgement from china that media is also a very important neighbor a lot of trade is done with india and they would like to maintain peace and analysts say india and china have been conducting talks for the last few months for every week almost but these talks seem to have been very limited in the amount of progress they've been able to achieve so far as are closer to friends on the list in india and says the situation's been escalating for some months. starting from the beginning of me chinese troops started crossing the line of actual control it's called the elite people short into indian territory and occupy

to india's citizenship law which critics say. screw heads against muslims has a report. since president xi jinping visit to bangladesh in 2016 bangladesh and china have turned their relationship into a strategic partnership china has since pledge almost $38000000000.00 in aid in loans to dhaka where more than $8000000000.00 economic package is offered by india . which one which is the biggest a compare with other countries. numbers in a crisis or. a process now we're watching. the devil up man in the relationship contrasts with that between india and bangladesh that's been under strain since new delhi rolled out the citizenship amendment act last december critics say it discriminates against muslims and has led the protest on violence the nations are also in dispute over water resources they imposition of tariffs and the killing of dozens of bangladeshis civilians by indian border guards this year in august india's foreign secretary made a surprise visit to dhaka his foster brought since pandemic in an attempt to mend relations t

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trafficking law india's children are ripe to exploitation. but sama beginning to fight back the mom was there and i was there at this demonstration thousands of children who turned out to lend their voice to the empty trafficking calls. this is very important because we have been fighting against child slavery child bonded labor child live on for quite some time more than 2 and a half to gates but we have. 30 per cent off india 10000000 children who are involved in these other victims of trafficking in one and is a large number just very very big number. leading the way as 10 year old deadly parents were trafficked to work in stone quarries and were never able to repay the debt imposed on them by their own as. deadly was brought up in slavery. my. family car used to come and keep getting me keep working keep working. you have to work here dan has to aquia if someone had to feed him went to sleep they got dragged out of banks and beaten and jack back to work be any use to say he will work your dad if someone bartell the name medicines we didn'