he is a public health physician in india and hasjust returned from delhi. great to have you on the programme. with the latest news that the supreme court is going to get schools to shut again, you've just returned from delhi, can you give us a sense ofjust how bad the pollution is there right now?— ofjust how bad the pollution is there right now? thank you. it's been _ is there right now? thank you. it's been ongoing _ is there right now? thank you. it's been ongoing for— is there right now? thank you. it's been ongoing for a - is there right now? thank you. it's been ongoing for a long i it's been ongoing for a long time it isjust it's been ongoing for a long time it is just one week it's been for three orfour time it is just one week it's been for three or four weeks now. this happens every time in most years. you get headaches, watery eyes and it's really difficult to function as you go out to exercise with up to guess i'm aware also that i can afford to be in a hotel that has air purifiers and a lot of the population in delhi don't have the same lux

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our south east asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has the latest from delhi. this is one of the first steps being announced but not only the government here in delhi, but also in several other states, that has a night—time curfew, to restrict people gathering, especially the youth gathering in the night and there is a new year celebration coming and they don't want people to congregate in any one particular place. if you look at delhi, it has the highest number of omicron cases within india, it has surpassed maharashtra state, even though the numbers are around 580 confirmed cases of omicron, the authorities are worried, given the way it spreads, the numbers could go up very quickly, they are registered around six and a half thousand covid cases but what they are worried about, especially in delhi, is the number of positive tests, the positivity rate so that is why they are imposing these restrictions but there are health experts who question this on social media because many people in the city, they are not wearing masks and people are still mixing in the m

our south east asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has the latest from delhi. this is one of the first steps being announced by not only the government here in delhi, and also in several other states, that is a night—time curfew to restrict people gathering, especially the youth gathering in the night. and there are new year celebrations coming, and they don't want people to congregate in any one particular place. and if you look at delhi, it is now having the highest number of omicron cases within india, it has surpassed maharashtra state. even though the numbers are only around 185 cases even though the numbers are only around 580 cases of omicron, the authorities are worried given the way it spreads, the numbers could go up very quickly, and what they are worried about especially in delhi is the number of positive tests, and that is why they are imposing these restrictions. but there are health experts who have questioned this move on social media, because many people in the city are not wearing masks, and people are still in the markets. i saw the market

thanks very much for taking us through that from new delhi ortiz ilia katrinka. we'll let said delve into some of the topics or correspond was just going through there with a melinda miserable and melinda is professor of international politics at the you case lancaster at university at, as mentioned there, i'm under the trip to india. it's only vladimir putin 2nd time outside russia since the start of the pandemic. what does that perhaps say about mosque was priorities. it's very symbolic to see the list. and at a time when russia is fighting it kind of a proxy, why we're the west. it can be read, does something all say reaching out to each hall where the friend that is new daily on list. don't forget that india and russia party 25 year old forensic treaties starting from 971, which somewhat got undermined in the 990 is after the was of the new sophisticated that is last year and it was in india has kind of gotten different doctors and your larger search thing, one of the prominent ones, lately that has been coming on board stuff, new delhi and moscow that they h

we'll ask why the money was, who is the chair person of the delhi commission for what? the. what the molly? well, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. can you explain some of the main forms of fem aside and how they affect everyday women? i would like to just explain to you what all is actually happening. i had the daily commission for them and it is a stature to the party in india. and every day in delhi itself, 6 reaper huffman 8 month old baby was recently deep them the capital. and i had gone and visited the good the way she was bleeding. she was in an intensive care unit, the entire hospital, the entire nurses, everybody, the doctor. i mean we, everybody, everyone had to put in so much effort in order to just save that child. an 8 month old baby was raped, a 90 year old girl, a woman is raped for the kind of rapes and the kind of sexual crimes that are being in our country are your lead your knee. what a fic. everything from domestic violence to being discriminated in your workplace to sexual harassment in the workplace to say, bush talking to you know, the chil

we'll ask swati, molly, well, who is the chairperson of the delhi commission for what? the what the molly? well, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. can you explain some of the main forms of fem aside and how they affect everyday women? i would like to just explain to you what all is actually happening. i hit the daily commission for them and it is the statute to the board in india. and every day in delhi itself, fix reaper huffman 8 month old baby was recently deep them the capital. and i had gone and visited the good the way she was bleeding. she was in an intensive care unit, the entire hospital, the entire north food, everybody, the doctor. i mean we, every, every one had been so much effort in order to just save that chain. an 8 month old baby was raped, a 90 year old woman and raped, so the kind of rapes and the kind of sexual crimes that are being in the concrete are your lead. your lee, what effect everything from domestic violence to being discriminated in your workplace, to sexual harassment in the workplace, to say, bush talking to you know, the chil

our south east asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, has the latest from delhi. this is one of the first steps being announced by not only the government here in delhi, but also in several other states, that is a night—time curfew to restrict people gathering, especially the youth gathering in the night. and there are new year celebrations coming, and they don't want people to congregate in any one particular place. and if you look at delhi, it is now having the highest number of omicron cases within india, it has surpassed maharashtra state. even though the numbers are only around 580 cases of omicron, the authorities are worried, given the way it spreads, the numbers could go up very quickly, and what they are worried about especially in delhi is the number of positive tests, and that is why they are imposing these restrictions. but there are health experts who have questioned this move on social media, because many people in the city are not wearing masks, and people are still in the markets. i saw the market yesterday, it was busy with activity. so only a n

we'll ask swati, molly, well, who is the chairperson of the delhi commission for what? the what the molly? well, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. can you explain some of the main forms of fem aside and how they affect everyday women? i would like to just explain to you what all is actually happening. i had the daily commission for them and it is a stature to the party in india. and every day in delhi itself, fix rapes are happening. 8 month old baby was recently the them, the capitan, and i had gone and visited the good the way she was bleeding. she was in an intensive care unit, the entire hospital, the entire nurses, everybody, the doctor. i mean, we, every, every one had to put in so much effort in order to just save that child. an 8 month old baby was draped a 90 year old girl, a woman is raped for the kind of rapes and the kind of sexual crimes that are happening in the concrete are your lead. you need to fix everything from domestic violence to being discriminated in your workplace, to sexual harassment in the workplace, to cyprus, talking to you know,

we'll ask swati, molly, well, who is the chairperson of the delhi commission for women? so wasn't really well, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. but can you explain some of the main forms of fem aside and how they affect everyday women? i would like to just explain to you what all are actually happening. i had the deli commission for them. it is the stature to the body in india and our every day in delhi itself, 6 reps are happening. 8 month old baby was recently a deep than the captain, and i had gone and visited the good the via, she was bleeding. she was in an intensive care unit, the entire hospital, the entire nurses, everybody, the doctors. i mean, we, every, every one had group within so much effort, an article just the of that chain. an 8 month old baby was raped, a 90 year old girl, a woman is raped, so the kind of rapes and the kind of sexual crimes that are happening in our country, are your lead your li, horrific? so everything from dom stick morland's to being discriminated in your workplace, to sexual harassment in the workplace, to cyprus, talki

the talks have been taking place at delhi's hyderabad house. prime minister modi will not say that russia was india's greatest friend, but these talks come with tensions. russia has been critical of india's membership in the so-called core group of countries, it's alliance with america, japan, and australia. the coordinations are seen as a grouping to counter china's growing influence in this region. russia has accused them of courting india as part of what it says is a devious game. now all eyes are on ukraine with reports president putin could be planning a large-scale attack on the nation. on tuesday he has a virtual summit with president biden to discuss the issue. all of this could ratchet tensions between washington and moscow. as a friend to both, india's positioning with its allies will be watched closely in the weeks ahead. laura: nowthe hollywood legend mel brooks is still going strong at 95 years old. the man behind blazing saddles and the producers has a new autobiography called "what about me?" he records the highlights of his life

but the temperature in delhi is going to edge up slightly. there will still be a lot of sunshine around as there will be 4 large areas of india, particularly in the south where we have seen a lot of rain recently. we're only thing a few showers trickle into sri lanka. it could get wet however, for that north east corner. we have got some watches out for thunderstorms with lightning in places like a some. now as we move across to central asia, we've got lots of settled weather across central parts of china. but down in the south, we've seen significant wet weather. that's thanks to typhoon right. it is weakening as it works its way towards taiwan, but it is gonna be rather wet here for the rest of the week. now for japan, it's rather dry in the south, very wintry up in the north, we're seeing some heavy snow fall in places like her kind of some of those snow flurries, hedging into western areas of han shoe. we're going to see the temperature come down slightly in toko, but that will still be sunshine around. will be sunshine for the korean pen

we'll ask swati, molly, well, the chair person of the delhi commission for with the wifi. molly? well, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. can you explain some of the main forms of fem aside and how they affect everyday women? i would like to just explain to you what all is actually happening. i had the daily commission for them and it is the statute to the 40 in india. and every d in delhi itself fix reaper happening 8 month old baby was recently deep them the capital. and i had gone and visited the good the way she was bleeding. she was in an intensive care unit, the entire hospital, the entire north food, everybody, the doctor. i mean we, every, every one had to put in so much effort in order to just save that child. an 8 month old baby was raped, a 90 year old girl, a woman is raped, so the kind of rapes and the kind of fiction crimes that are happening in the concrete are your lead, your lee, what effect? everything from domestic violence to being discriminated in your workplace to sexual harassment in the workplace to say i was talking to, you know, the child being

i don't agree with that because you'll see, at least in delhi, the reporting is happening. you have states like the, the, the issue of states or the states in the country where reporting is not there, people are not even having, having the courage to come up to the police station to the board. and even the, this is feeling to the 40 cases. so i think it does not about danny. i think it is about the entire country and the situation remains the same everywhere. right? but why these? so why the, let's assume that that's the case and there is no more dangerous than any other place. the question still remains. if the a p ran and is committed to ensuring the safety of women, has it failed to do so. and if so, why? for i'm not saying that daily is less dangerous than other places in the country. i'm seeing all places in the country including daily are equally dangerous. as far as the me party government. as far as the, the legal guns concern. you see that the ready of your state of affairs in the national capital are the law and order off the national capital doesn't come under th

brown ah, the russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks in new delhi just the day before vladimir putin planned video conference with joe biden. the kremlin spokesman who's in india with president putin slum nato's aggressive stance on moscow. mitre prescott spoke exclusively toward t. mm hm. as of now, we see that nato demonstrates it's extremely aggressive position. we, she miss the sultan, bugs rhetoric. we see the different, you se, there's rhetoric. we don't like that. we do everything to ensure are own interest with the message from president biden of the western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. ah, for a moscow to the world, this is our t pleasure to have your company. my name's union o'neill vladimir put on the indian prime minister and to render moody have rub. don't bilateral talks in new delhi, it's only the 2nd time the russian president has traveled abroad since the pandemic began. artillio per tranquil reports, not from india's capital. to understand russia's international priorities, this han

pardon him at the al jazeera new delhi. now the middle of winter in denmark doesn't sound like the best time to go for a swim. but taking a dip in copenhagen, it is the perfect tonic for some bahama jim. jim reports from the danish capital. what used to be a major industrial port has been transformed into one of the cleanest waterways in europe. on a danish morning, this cold and grey as anxiety deepens over the surgeon, covert 1900 cases. you might expect to encounter a somewhat darker mood. but for power vote, who started swimming in copenhagen's harbor during the pandemic. this is the one place where his worries get washed away. is dead like dancing. like when you go and dance, you're showing jolted heavy. and it's the same when you go into the water just for 30 seconds, you could up and you just can injection of pure happiness a few hours later in another part of denmark's capital. it's not much warmer. but that doesn't stop joseph in north gren, who's from finland? one mara, one laura. it's one of the reasons i really

how's this report from you delhi? the indian government has deemed that missionaries a charity, which is a charitable organization started by mother theresa nobel peace prize winner. back in $950.00 is no longer eligible to receive and use foreign funds for its activities. the charity works with housings of poor and destitute people across indiana, according to its recent tax filing receive donations of about 10000000 dollars last year. now in india, the law requires organizations to report it for funding and also apply for a license to be able to use money coming from abroad. not the charity had a license that had applied to renew it, but the government deemed it ineligible saying that there were adverse inputs. we don't know what these adverse inputs are because the government hasn't specified it . the charity has in a statement said that it has asked, it's sent us to not use any of the bank accounts. there is a process to appeal a rejection, but we don't know where this is going to go. now this is not the 1st time

nitin srivastava, bbc news, delhi. as the humanitarian crisis in afghanistan deepens this winter, many families are turning to their children to try to make ends meet— by sending them out to earn money on the streets. our correspondent secunder kermani and camera journalist malik mudassir sent this report from kabul. wherever you go in this city, you see children working. wafting incense into cars. picking through rubbish. even when billions were pouring into this country, many children had to help provide for theirfamilies. now amidst an economic collapse, the number is growing. coughing. it's 8am and this 13—year—old is getting ready for work. he and his young cousins only started polishing shoes in the last few months. his father spends his days waiting for work as a labourer on the corner of the road. in the past, he earned just enough to get by. translation: i come here every day but do not earn enough to afford - a piece of bread for lunch. it's the same for everyone here. translation: i do not feel good th

nitin srivastava, bbc news, delhi. heavy storms have battered western regions of the us, leaving thousands without power. nearly 30 inches, 76 centimetres, of snow fell in california at the weekend, causing major disruption and road closures. other areas which continue to be battered by storms include the state of washington. sylvia lennan spence reports. breathtaking views of snow—covered forests — a true winter wonderland in the us state of oregon. in neighbouring washington state, much excitement as seattle, too, was blanketed in snow. i woke up this morning, and i was like, "oh, my gosh, there's six inches of snow on the ground. i think i got to go skiing!" when we went to bed last night at midnight, i had trouble believing it would actually snow today. and when i woke up and saw what looked like maybe four inches, i was super excited. but it wasn't all fun and frolics, with seattle's mayor declaring a civil emergency ahead of the storms to give shelter to those in need. travellers, too, were hit by delays and

delhi routinely tops the list of the world's most polluted capitals. our correspondent there, rajini vaidyanathan, sent this update. this is the world's most polluted capital city. now, many, many people in the city complain about the toxic air, which doctors say can lead to long—term respiratory illness. now, often, we feel that when we are indoors, we are actually more protected and safer, but actually, according to this study from the university of chicago, which surveyed residents across all economic groups between 2018 and 2020, the levels of pm2.5, which are the small, dangerous air particles which can get lodged into your lungs and cause lasting damage, was substantially higher indoors than they were on the nearest recorded outdoor metres. and that is something that is quite surprising. it also found that rich and poor households were equally affected when it comes to air pollution, and for those who can afford them, many people in the city are able to buy air purifiers, which they keep inside their homes, to bring down the levels of air pollu

nitin srivastava, bbc news, delhi. china has issued a complaint about the us tech entrepreneur, elon musk, over his activities in space. beijing says that there have been two near mrs between its new orbiting space station, and satellites launched by mr musk�*s companies. the chinese have raised the issue with the un's space agency. here'sjonathan mcdowell, an astrophysicist at the harvard—smithsonian centre for astrophysics under the outer—space treaty of 1967, anything that a private company does and space is sort of the responsibility of the un member state that licensed it to go up in the first place. there is a governmental role here. the question is, is the us correctly regulating what space x is doing? i think there is... the problem here is that the satellites are being moved around actively, much more so than most, so the chinese couldn't figure out in advance whether to dodge or not. it is really bursting at the seams. space is big, right? and low earth orbit is huge, but it's not infinitely huge. it's

how's this report from the delhi? the indian government has deemed that missionaries a charity, which is a charitable organizations taught by mother theresa nobel peace prize winner. back in 1950 is no longer eligible to receive and use foreign funds for its activities. the charity works with housings of poor and destitute people across indiana, according to its recent tax filing received donations of about 10000000 dollars last year. now in india, the law requires organizations to report it for funding and also apply for a license to be able to use money coming from abroad. now the charity had a license that had applied to renew it, but the government deemed it ineligible saying that there were adverse inputs. we don't know what these adverse inputs are because the government has specified it. the charity has in a statement said that it has asked it sent us to not use any of the bank accounts. there is a process to appeal a rejection, but we don't know where this is going to go. not. this is not the 1st time that the

headline stories this hour, the russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks in new delhi just the day before vladimir putin's plum video conference with joe biden. the kremlin scotsman who's in india with president putin slams. nature was aggressive stance on moscow. the mitre, pest golf speaks exclusively to r t movie you, mr. matters. now we see that native demonstrates it's extremely aggressive position where she misses goldenberg's rhetoric when she the different you se, there's rhetoric we don't like that. we do everything to ensure, oh, interesting with the message from president biden. as the western media goes into overdrive with allocations of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine with europe in the grip of a winter of discontent over soaring energy prices. a group monitoring fuel poverty warns high sol heating builds in the u. k. could soon double ah, live across the world are run the clock. this is r t great to have your company today. my name's you. no, no. me. latimer put on the indian prime minister, now rendered moody, have wrapped up by lateral talks in

headline stories, the russian president and indian prime minister rock ball top level talks in new delhi just the day before of vladimir putin supplant video conference with joe biden. the kremlin spokesman who's in india with president putin slums, nato's aggressive stance on moscow. dmitri pascall spoke exclusively to our t with now we see that native demonstrates its extremely aggressive positions. he business goldenberg's rhetoric that we see that many different usb does rhetoric. we don't like that, and we do everything to ensure, oh, interesting with the message from president biden. of the western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. ah . oh, just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow, tuesday, december. the 7th. i'm unit oneal and this is art international. letting me put, and his indian counterpart in the rendering, moody have wrapped up their wide ranging bilateral talks in new delhi. following the summits, a comprehensive joint statement was issued covering everything from at military cooperation to health care part

he's a public health physician in india and hasjust returned from delhi. he told us more about how bad the pollution is at the moment. it's the pollution is at the moment. been ongoing for a time. it's been ongoing for a long time. it's notjust one week, it's been three or four weeks now and this happens every time in november most years. so, whenever you're around, you get headaches and watering eyes. it's really difficult to function and difficult exercise. and i can afford to be in a hotel that is air purifiers in the operation of delhi and a lot of people don't have the same opportunities to prevent this from happening to theirfamilies. prevent this from happening to their families.— their families. you've talked about the — their families. you've talked about the comparison - their families. you've talked i about the comparison between indians battle in covid—19 and living with pollution. saying that they're almost as bad as each other or that pollution could potentially be an even bigger problem than covid—19. i think we know that from the di

pardon him at the al jazeera new delhi. the middle of winter in denmark doesn't sound like the best time to go for a swim. but taking a dip in copenhagen hava is the perfect tonic for some. mamma jam june reports from the danish capital. what used to be a major industrial port has been transformed into one of the cleanest waterways in europe. on a danish morning, this cold and grey as anxiety deepens over the surgeon cove. at 19 cases, you might expect to encounter a somewhat darker mood. but for power volk, who started swimming in copenhagen's harbor during the pandemic. this is the one place where his worries get washed away. is that like dancing? like when you go and dance, you're showing jolted heavy. and it's the same when you go into the water just for 30 seconds, you get up and it just can injection of pure happiness. a few hours later in another part of denmark's capital, it's not much warmer. but that doesn't stop joseph in north gren, who's from finland? one mara, one laura. it's one of the reasons i really love l

delhi routinely tops the list of "world's most polluted capitals". our correspondent there, rajini vaidyanathan, sent this update: this is the world's most polluted capital city. many, many people in the city complain about the toxic air which doctors say could lead to long—term respiratory illness. often we feel that when we are indoors, we are more protected and safer, but actually according to the study from the university of chicago which surveyed residents across economic groups between 2018 and 2020, the levels of these small dangerous air particles they can get lodged into your lungs and cause lasting damage was substantially higher indoors than they were on the nearest recorded outdoor metres. and that is something that is quite surprising. he also found that rich and poor households are equally affected when it comes to air pollution and for those of them who can afford them, many people in the city are able to buy air purifiers which they keep inside their homes to bring down the levels of air pollution, but this study found that those wh

a russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks and new delhi just a day before vladimir putin's planned video conference with joe biden prevalent spokesperson, who's in india with president putin slams nato's aggressive stance on moscow. dimitri pascall, the spoke exclusively to our team and moving images on the push. now we see that legal demonstrations extremely aggressive positions, was he missed the stolen bugs, rhetoric. we see that many different usb does rhetoric. we don't like the language that we do everything to ensure. oh, interesting with that, the message from president biden, as the western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. ah, it's 4 am here in the russian capital, and you're watching ortiz international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. vladimir putin and his indian counterpart have concluded their bilateral talks in new delhi, following the summit. a comprehensive joint statement was issued, covering everything from military cooperation to health care partnerships. it's on

not for ben roberts, his wife and 11 others killed on wednesday, they remained with them sent to new delhi for funeral services. also in the capital members of parliament observed to minutes of silence defense minister raj not sing revealed more about the crash control in a air traffic controller. last contact with the helicopter around 128 p. m. soon after a few local deeper and spotted a fire in the forest near canoe, and rushed to find wreckage of the military helicopter, engulfed in flames. that all of the fly from an indian air force base and salute to a defense call. it's less than half an hour away when the helicopter came down, rescue as managed to save some occupants from the burning wreckage and take them to a nearby hospital. but only one person survived. the defense minister said the crash investigation has already begun with the helicopter's flight data and cockpit voice recorders recovered on thursday. 63 year old robert had served in the military for for decades and was the army chief before being appointed india 1st chief of defense staff 2 years ago. the position was creat

of numa tell us more than the capital new delhi non something then is still being treated in hospital for gunshot wounds. it's been 2 weeks since a soldier shot the coal miner and several others. during confrontations with villages. tinkin saw his friend die in front of him and feel lucky to have survived what's wanted as soon as a child, i was told that the army is there to protect the nation. i never thought they would fight it, fellow citizens. what do i see after the incident? i have lost faith in the indian army for decades, arm rebel groups. in ne, india had been fighting for secession most and now engaged in peace talks with the government. soldiers shot and killed 6 coal miners travelling in this pickup truck earlier this month, the government set soldiers mistook them for rebel fighters. later that evening, soldiers again opened fire during violent protests in mon towns auditing village close to where the ambush happened. at least 8 civilians and a soldier died in protest, shootings didn't, and was among several injured after wiper protests across the region. the state legisl

just days after flee reopening its borders happening, mitchell reports from new delhi. the famous hub on the head was all set for a busy season. it's a favorite among foreign tourists who are expected to throng the storied monuments of largest ton in western india. but now these rooms and hotel lobbies are emptied during peak season. plunging the struggling industry into further uncertainty and heavy losses for interest. and the business of dependent on it will not pick up the central forum to come an invalid to start properly. even today, the situation is such that the tourist rush is only felt on weekends and the hotels live. we can all be in the reopen, the board is last week for the 1st time since the panoramic began in march 2020. but new restrictions and testing requirement for inbound travelers. fuel by fears over the omicron variance means many have seated away. in 2019 tourism accounted for almost 7 percent of india, g, d, p, and 14000000 jobs. much of this income was generated before and visitors. but last year, as borders remain close to most travelers, the i

ah, the russian president and indian prime minister rep off the top level talks in new delhi just the day before of love. and we were putin's plum video conference with joe biden, the kremlin spokesman, who's in india with president putin slums. nato was aggressive. spence on moscow, dmitri past golf, spoke exclusively to r t. with on that to shall we see the data, demonstrations extremely aggressive positions. she missed skulking bugs, rhetoric with different usb does rhetoric because we don't like language. we do everything to ensure of interest with the message from president biden. as the western media goes into over a drive with allegations of an eminent russian invasion of ukraine. that's all ahead ah live for moscow. this is our t. my name's you know, neil and 30 minutes of news and views start. now. vladimir put on his indian counterpart and to render a moody have wrapped up their wide ranging bilateral talks in new delhi. following the summits, a comprehensive joint statement was issued, covering everything from military cooperation to health care partnerships. it is only the

thanks so much little problem that for us in new delhi. now the us says, reported all micron in 5 states, including one person in hawaii with no history of recent travel. president joe biden has and i was tied to restrictions for international travelers. he also appeal to all eligible americans to get booster shots. she returns he has more from washington d. c. the president biden had been due to outline a winter plan for dealing with coven before the discovery of the on the con variance. but the president appeared hopeful that even those reluctant to get vaccinated were changing their minds. now there's some evidence in one poll, i won't mention it because i'm not positive of the number was told this is i was leaving the white house that there is an expectation that 30 percent of the non vaccine center. no circumstances would i get a vaccination because of the new variant are now saying i'm going to get a vaccinations. biden is filing an approach based on what he calls science and speed, and not chaos and confusion, the underlying princip

how's this report from the delhi? the indian government has deemed that missionaries of charity, which is a charitable organization, started by mother theresa nobel peace prize winner. back in 1950 is no longer eligible to receive and use foreign funds for its activities. the charity works with housings of poor and destitute people across indiana, according to its recent tax filing received donations of about 10000000 dollars last year. now in india, the law requires organizations to report it for funding and also apply for a license to be able to use money coming from abroad. now the charity had a license that had applied to renew it, but the government deemed it ineligible saying that there were adverse inputs. we don't know what these adverse inputs are because the government has specified it. the charity has in a statement said that it has asked it sent us to not use any of the bank accounts. there is a process to appeal this rejection, but we don't know where this is going to go. not. this is not the 1st time tha

pardon him at the al jazeera new delhi. government forces and yemen say they've killed dozens of host the fighters an attack on area surrounding the oil rich province of my added a fierce battle is under way for the governance. last stronghold in the north government forces, backed by a saudi led coalition, trying to repel the who sees the rebels control much of northern yemen, including the capital. santa seized 7 years ago, international concern is mounting for the preservation of a unesco listed minarette in afghanistan. that's all the bomb government is under pressure to protect the country's historic monuments. that was widespread condemnation when they destroyed the bum, yon buddhist statues 2 decades ago. from mcbride reports from cobble known as afghanistan's cultural capital. nothing symbolizes the countries rich heritage more than the western city of her right and at its heart. the grand bosque, its exquisite tiling is preserved by the ongoing efforts of its own workshop, a craftsman, but they maintain a world class wonder that like the countries other historical treasures i

ah, ah, russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks in new delhi just a day before vladimir putin's planned video conference with joe biden kremlin spokesperson, who is in india with president putin slams nato's aggressive stance on moscow. dmitri pascall spoke exclusively to our t movie. jim still natasha. now we see that legal demonstrations extremely aggressive positions. she missed skulking bugs, rhetoric. we see that many different usb does rhetoric. you don't like them, but we do everything to ensure. oh, interesting. shared with that's the message from president biden. as western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an eminent russian invasion of ukraine ah, broadcasting live from moscow, russia, this is our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. vladimir putin and his indian counterpart have concluded their bilateral talks in new delhi, following the summit. a comprehensive joint statement was issued covering everything from military cooperation to health care partnerships. it's only the 2nd time the russian president

helicopter did not send a distress signal before the crash. elizabeth bronnan reports now from new delhi a reef laying ceremony by government leaders in the southern status thumb and not for ben roberts, his wife and 11 others killed on wednesday, they remained with them sent to new delhi for funeral services. also in the capital members of parliament observed to minutes of silence defense minister raj not sing revealed more about the crash control in a air traffic controller. last contact with the helicopter around 12 pm. soon after a few local deeper spotted a fire in the forest near good news and rushed to find wreckage of the military helicopter engulfed in flames. but all of the flying from an indian air force base and salute to a defense college. less than half an hour away. when the helicopter came down, rescue as managed to save some occupants from the burning wreckage and take them to a nearby hospital. but only one person survived. the defense minister said the crash investigation has already begun with the helicopter's flight data and cockpit voice recordings were covered on t

the helicopter did not send a distressed cold before the crash. elizabeth problem reports from new delhi a reef laying ceremony by government leaders in the southern status thumb and not for ben roberts, his wife and 11 others killed on wednesday, they remained with them sent to new delhi for funeral services. also in the capitol, members of parliament, observed 2 minutes of silence. defense minister raj not sing revealed more about the crash control in a air traffic controller. last contact with the helicopter around 12 a p. m. soon after a few local people spotted a fire in the forest near good news and rushed to find wreckage of the military helicopter, engulfed in flames. of flying from an indian air force base and salute to a defense college. less than half an hour away. when the helicopter came down, rescue as manage to save some occupants from the burning wreckage and take them to a nearby hospital. but only one person survived. the defense minister said the crash investigation has already begun with the helicopter's flight data and cockpit voice recorders recovered on thursday. 6

000:00:00;00] ah, ah, the russian president and indian prime minister wrap up chop level talks in new delhi just to day before vladimir putin's planned video conference with joe biden. the kremlin spokesperson, who was in india with president gluten slams nato's aggressive stance on moscow to meet your pass. golf, spoke exclusively with our t movie. numerous times to shall we see that later demonstrations, extremely aggressive positions. she missed the stolen bugs, rhetoric. we see that many different usb does rhetoric. we don't like that. we do everything to ensure. oh, interesting with that's the message from president biden. as western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine. ah, as to i am here in the russian capital and you're watching our t international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the program. let him hear putin and his indian counterpart have concluded their bilateral talks in new delhi, following the summit. a comprehensive, comprehensive joint statement was issued covering everything from military cooperation to health care p

only one officer survive when the russian aircraft went down. eliza pyramids more new delhi . a wreath laying ceremony by government leaders in the southern status thumb and not for ben roberts, his wife and 11 others killed on wednesday, they remained with them sent to new delhi for funeral services. also in the capital members of parliament observed to minutes of silence defense minister raj not sing revealed more about the crash control in a air traffic controller. last contact with the helicopter around 128 p. m. soon after a few local deeper and spotted a fire in the forest near canoe and rushed to find wreckage of the military helicopter, engulfed in flames. of flying from an indian air force base and salute to a defense college. less than half an hour away. when the helicopter came down, rescue as manage to save some occupants from the burning wreckage and take them to a nearby hospital. but only one person survived. the defense minister said the crash investigation has already begun with the helicopters, flight data, and cockpit voice recordings were covered on thursda

here is our correspondent in delhi. reporter: this is the world' is most polluted capital city. many complain about the toxic air, which doctors say can lead to long-term respiratory illness. often, we feel when we are indoors that we are actually protected and safer but according to this university of chicago study which surveyed residents in delhi across all socioeconomic groups between 10 2018-2020, the levels of small, dangerous air products's that can get lodged in your lungs were higher indoors that they were in the nearest recorded outdoor meter. that is quite surprising. ♪ ros: i am ros atkins with "outside source," here in the bbc news room. our lead story -- pressure moting on u.k. prime minister boris johnson is an investigation expands into unauthorized parties allegedly held at 10 downing street. tribunal investigating china's treatment of its uyghur minority has concluded chinese committing crimes against humanity. the tribunal detailed systematic abuses including torture and religious destruction against the uyghurs. this is the tribunal chair. >> on the basis o

and new delhi is ready to invest up to a $1000000000.00 in russia. and in russia's far east, in particular, this is of course, something that is raising quite a few eyebrows in the west. and if we're talking this crucial military cooperation, frayed in arms and weapons and there's a special program that outlines plans for a 10 year period. the previous one has just expired and i can tell you that moscow in india have signed a new one, which is going to be valid until one t 31. and yes, india has agreed to assemble the famous russian collage stick of guns, too, or correspondence exclusive interview kremlin spokesperson. dmitri pascall also spoke about tuesdays upcoming call between the russian president and his american counterpart. he said it comes amid some fairly aggressive rhetoric against moscow. video confidence ish has her nose. we often herring for the video conference as soon as tomorrow president, putin and president biden, will happen to order. this is a very complicated at the time to a rhetoric calling from the u. s. and e u leaders sound

to do so immediately. elizabeth her on al jazeera new delhi. better news in new zealand though, where a strict current of our slow down has come to an end in the larger city. often more than a 100 days. some residence in oakland waited until midnight on friday to celebrate any freedoms at pubs and clubs which have been closed since the middle of august vaccinated people are now able to go to cafes, bars, gyms and cinemas. but severe restrictions still apply for those who have not had that jobs with dr. krishna today or tomorrow as the director of the duke global health innovation center. it joins us over skype from raleigh, north carolina. can i ask you how worried you are about the on the chrome varied to the crime virus? yeah, i think there certainly reason for concern as we think about what the coming month holds for us. we know that so many parts of the world have been devastated by the delta variant and the the implications of what that's done in terms of disease and death. the early findings from omicron would tell us that there is a pote

can she moved to delhi? lemme just violence. the didn't know society. all right, multiple lives. let me go to washington. this is really creating a sentiment global event. india's reputation as a voice of tolerance is normal. and to the point where the recent decision against the missionaries of charity, why would you targeted targeted the has for the last 60 years been building hospitals, community kitchens schools, dealing with leper colony is providing shelter for abandoned children. and you say, southerly finally does not me the local a prerequisites for. oh great. i think i think about this charity a lot of detail is missing in what you perceive it to be are. there has been foreign exchange of medic mentor, where lucian and really major relations and the charity was taken into confidence by the government. and they were told that this is out of state. and that's why this is being done against you that the foreign funding, in fact, the charity itself has requested that the foreign, when the usual must be handled differently in case it as long as avoid asia. so don't see every

well, in new delhi watching t w news. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. heartfelt tributes have been pouring in from world leaders for south africa's archbishop desmond tutu who has died at the age of 90. 2 to was a key figure in bringing south africa apartheid system to an end to the human rights activists received the nobel peace prize in 1984 coming up next is world stories. there's more on instagram and twitter a d, w news. and of course our breaking news app and our website, the w dot comp, a michael, oco in berlin. thanks for watching. is more news at the top of the next time. ah ah, what people have to say matters to us. it's gone. that's why.

delta vibrant our india correspondence elizabeth for on them was given rare access to a lab in new delhi. this is one of 37 labs in india where scientists are using a process called genome sequencing to decode the genetic information and called the 19 to learn more about the virus, the samples of every positive case and north and central delhi, a kept in this freezer at navy minus 80 degrees celsius, all we're doing through scientists show us a device called the flow cell which collects the samples. it's then inserted into a machine that reveals their genetic code. the director of india's biggest cause at 19 hospital says they have their best minds, analyzing the results, to see how the virus changes and you variance, and understand how these changes affect his characteristics. how the b as the scholars have their researchers, we have the professors, doctors who are full time working rather data, working more than well, our body allan j. p hospitals, corona virus, was receiving international passengers who tested positive for the virus upon their arrival. the government has imposed tight

we know to the store in the heart of new delhi was once bustling with international customers to day small businesses like his are struggling to survive. what a shiny dr levy business has been done, but i had hoped that there was science, that international flights resuming woman. we thought we were going to start frequenting markets, and business would pick up. but with omi grown, i don't know how long we'll have to wait before situation improves. many states including you, delhi has one of the highest number of on the phone cases have limited gathering. so the end of the some states have imposed nyesha and testing requirements for travelers. the prospect of a you'll need, the long awaited recovery for the traveler and hospitality industry has been put on hold sharpening missile out to sarah new jelly. the death toll from major flooding and malaysia has risen to at least $37.00 lab waters have swamp cities and cut off major roads. the floods triggered by days of heavy rain have also displaced nearly 70000 people. florence louis has more from the flood hill area of crack, east of qua

amy: it is so amazing for us to come into your home in new delhi. we see the spiral bookshelves behind you. travel the world at home right now through the pandemic. but you were on democracy now! for the first time like 20 years ago, two decades ago, and then, from then on, all the landmark moments. i think of the iraq war and you coming to the united states and your speaking around the world against it. can you just talk about -- well, first of all, hello. and, nermeen, join in. hello. >> well, hello. nermeen: hello, arundhati, and welcome back to the show. >> hi, nermeen. nermeen: we really wish you were here in studio with us. well, i really wish i were in the studio, to begin with. >> i wish you were at home with me. that would have been nicer. it's so strange, isn't it? so intimate in one's home and yet soisembodied. it's such a peculiar me. but what are two decades, you know? and really, this shouldn't be about me. it should be about you and what amazing work you've done for so many years, you know, for 25 years, how to hold the line. it's, yo

just days after fully reopening its board is pammy middle reports from new delhi. the famous hub on the head was all set for a busy season. it's a favorite among foreign tourists who are expected to throng the storied monuments of largest town in western india. but now these rooms and hotel lobbies are empty during peak season. plunging the struggling industry into further uncertainty and heavy losses for until the need them and the business of dependent on it will not pick up until fall into this come in and start properly. even today, the situation is such that the tourist flushes only felt on weekends and the hotels live. you can enjoy reopen the borders last week for the 1st time since the panoramic began in march 2020. but new restrictions and testing requirement for inbound travelers. fuel by fear over the only on variance means many have seated away. in 2019 tourism accounted for almost 7 percent of india, g, d, p, and 14000000 jobs. much of this income was generated before and visitors. but last year, as borders remain close to most travelers, the industry