vietnam which population even food changes being india and india from the start of the 20th century. in 1000 no 6 the all india muslim league was established its eventual aim was to press for political independence for muslims and among hindus there was a growing sense questioning following centuries of mogul and bush history by the 120 s. the hindu cultural organisation the rashtriya swayamsevak sangh all the are assessed in muds its aim was to promote his new culture and identity dr hidden who started this is he taught what is the calls of liberty for the last 400 years and saw. he thought he mediately found that lack of patriotism and lack of character it was the main cause of the other who read. the r.s.s. went on to become the world's biggest civil society organization it's also seen by many as a far right nationalist paramilitary group since independence it's been banned 3 times. it's widely accepted that the j.p. and hindu nationalist politics or hindutva emanate from the r.s.s. the hindu tour is actually reducing the great philosophical majesty of the hindu faith into somethi

same truth to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country big dark matter which god you worship or if you were shipped no good book like bitch you would be if you be an equal citizen that was elected the same true cornerstone of all 40 and stood for many of us believe that the issue was resolved for ever but it was not the beauty of it have succeeded in uniting. all communities into believing that there is a common enemy which is the muslim world the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the this is which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the shah bano case reached the supreme court in delhi. the has been

i'm not the star see you i'm in india on a journey of discovery i want to know once i'm full is india the inclusive secular country i grew up came safe for muslims and other minorities or is it on a path to become a hindu dominated nation 5. c 5. 5 5 . i've come to see budget conscious choice han a so-called anti love jihad warrior his movement claims to be watching muslim men who pretend to be hindus so as to seduce new girls and force them to convert to islam. is not a job you know what i mean i have a soft time with him on the look you make if he wanted to call both of his time like a man he said i'm. going to be any judge should want me should i give up i believe that the members of one. may have been and i mean about it was to go among these women but the it was quite effective at that if they did they got the bigger your legs so it was just sort of a case of it would just mean they are not true. and without them i'll be in the game to fight it out until i get the book i'm not going to get that good job we had a lot of any candidate in doing any good that i. would live in that i

in many parts of india. people can money —— with money can go to the hospital. but many people still depend on the government's healthcare system. the government has done really well across india, they have given a lot of health support, but you have to think 1.3 billion people, and some of the cities are having for dean million, 16 million people and there are congested areas and thatis there are congested areas and that is one of the reasons why the number of cases are going up the number of cases are going up really very fast. is there any indication like we are thinking out of the world that some of those lock down restrictions could be brought backin restrictions could be brought back in now, given the cases are rising? that is what some of the states in india did for example in the southern city of chennai, the numbers are going up. a relaxed restrictions for a few days, but people started thronging to market like the market or the fish market and then the numbers started going up. they reimposed l

surveillance state india's clean apple approach will boost india's sovereignty. to also boost india's integrity and national security as the indian government sell itself has stated acting like a cheerleader the us is guaranteed india with no real investment but inspiring lip service it will not benefit india's development if the countries captivated by empty talk anyone with the signing eyes can easily tell what pompei or who keep spreading lies and misleading the public intended to do was nothing but grab every possible chance to fan the flames of hatred against china. pompous remarks came after india banned the citing national security concerns tensions between the 2 countries reached a head last month as mentioned when 20 indian soldiers were killed in a brutal clash with chinese troops in disputed border territory and there's also anger too in india of a claims that china is flooding the country with cheap imports something the government describes as unfair competition so having faced strong pressure over how best to try to respond to what india sees as chi

according to oxfam india figures 85 percent of rural women in india work in agriculture and so they make up the majority of the digital green audience. the economic crap in my field is infested with pests and i'm unable to get a good price for it in the market is there a way to save our crops from this bit and actually that. we recommend the use of pheromone crabs for this problem. that has the features of the cracked and when they come close they get. a good. screening is followed by a discussion this discussion amongst fellow farmers is helpful in many ways it gives people the reassurance that if a certain practice has been successful. and the particular place it is likely to work here is where it builds confidence in people if one farm implements a practice or does tend to follow all this helps in creating better practices. so far digital green has produced over 5000 videos viewed by millions of people across pardon's of villages in india and is not the only one spreading the information. that d.m. hopes that by treating more people like him other farmers will have the chance to adapt

more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal, a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was meant to reopen on monday. thousands were expected. at the last minute, plans were scrapped. authorities extended local lockdown measures. there is no word on a new reopening date. just days earlier, a representative for local tour guides was feeling optimistic about the reopening. translation: it's great news and has brought cheer to guides. work that was closed for months will now start again. this will give a boost for the tourism sector. north of agra, in south delhi, officials focused on a different kind of opening, a vast new treatment centre with capacity for up to 10,000 beds. in a country of 1.3 billion people, authorities are struggling to balance urgent priorities. the number of confirmed cases keeps rising to hit daily record levels. the healthcar

made more money goes back to india from outside of india than any other country so i think the quick can play a role there if you think about the fact that you know. for early adopters of bequia it helps to have a bit of technical background and you look at you know with the biggest population in the world or 2nd maybe in the world most improved programmers and i think professionals see again india who has the most comparable unbanked people out there well india i mean this is the. it. was almost like it was made for india you know and so i'm really excited about the future you know we've been pretty quiet for the last few years because of this case and so now i just want to thank you again max really give me this opportunity to get the word out and then reassign to come on and say thanks again like ari such big are investors and believe our customers for believing in. these ones and zeros but really this idea because as you point out in the same survey tailor made for bitcoin and when i talk to simon dixon when we put together their actual seed round you know we looked a lot of diff

the taj mahal stays shut as india's coronavirus cases reach a record high. galicia in the north—west of spain becomes the second region to impose a local lockdown after a fresh outbreak. in australia, restrictions return to melbourne as a breach of hotel quarantines is blamed for a spike in cases. and the show must go on — republicans say they will hold their annual convention in florida despite its infection rate. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third highest confirmed coronavirus infections, after the united states, and brazil. but experts warn the true scale of the outbreak in india could be far higher. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to nearly 700,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal, a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was meant to r

a little generous because china india's tensions have been on the rise for some time now and things have escalated in the latest for a clash that left 20 indian soldiers dead so for those that don't know india and china have the world's longest unresolved boundary in the himalayas and for some time now they've got a good record of resolving these tensions to ensure that it doesn't spill into conflict but this time around in need is building a strategic road on the territory to connect the region to an airstrip which china is objecting to so this dispute compound it with the economic stress caused by the coronavirus which many are still pointing to china for has likely forced the indian government to adopt a strategy very similar to the u.s. to potentially retaliate in a way that could hurt china and that would be banning their crown jewel huawei from its networks so right now currently india's biggest network reliance used samsung for its 4 g. networks and the other 2 players bharti airtel and vodafone degassed has one of the vendors currently makes up about a 3rd of bharti airtel n

india wasn't able to come tonight. will you be an angel? i do need you to help me receive my guests. yet she'd taken the part against the advice of her boss at warner brothers. jack warner himself said to me, "oh, you don't want to be in gone with the wind!" he said, "that's going to be the biggest bust in town!" i said i'm not hungry. so you did. i'd forgotten. her career at warner's had blossomed with a series of adventure films, in many of which she starred opposite errol flynn. but later she won a legal battle against the company which helped break the stranglehold hollywood studios had over their contract stars. he came back with the same lies. once free of warner brothers, her career flourished. she won two oscars, the second in 1949... he has grown greedier with the years. ..for the heiress. olivia de havilland herself stood back from hollywood in the 1950s, but not before her talent had made an indelible mark. olivia de havilland, who has died at the age of 104. the rescuer became the rescued on friday, when a st bernard dog had to

the taj mahal stays locked down as india's coronavirus cases reach a record high. in australia, a partial lockdown returns to melbourne as a breach of hotel quarantines is blamed for a spike in infections. also coming up, how turkey is using its influence in libya to further its ambitions. we have a special report. ankara wants to be a key player in the future, whatever emerges from the chaos in libya, and it's flexing its muscles across the middle east. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third highest confirmed coronavirus infections. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to nearly 700,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. the bbc‘s alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal, a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous love from the 17th century. a world —famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. 0ne millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was me

india wasn't able to come tonight. will you be an angel? i do need you to help me receive my guests. yet she'd taken the part against the advice of her boss at warner brothers. jack warner himself said to me, "oh, you don't want to be in gone with the wind!" he said, "that's going to be the biggest bust in town!" i said i'm not hungry. so you did. i'd forgotten. her career at warner's had blossomed with a series of adventure films, in many of which she starred opposite errol flynn. but later she won a legal battle against the company which helped break the stranglehold hollywood studios had over their contract stars. he came back with the same lies. once free of warner brothers, her career flourished. she won two oscars, the second in 1949... he has grown greedier with the years. ..for the heiress. olivia de havilland herself stood back from hollywood in the 1950s, but not before her talent had made an indelible mark. olivia de havilland, who has died at the age of 104. just before a go, i've got this story about a camel. take a look at thi

and their concerns in india and we want a vibrant middle class in india i know that i've been informed a great deal by what's happening in the european union the european commission has their privacy policies their competition policy has helped inform how we think about what needs to be done here in united states we have a different structure these are kind of local champions and our come out and i trust laws a much more difficult much it takes a longer time for them to go through it's not the other way and i think that my colleague from your got it exactly right we have a balancing act we have to focus on it's not just about competition it's not just about consumers it's not just about regulation and that's who are trying to we're trying to hit that sweet spot no one here is unaware of the problems you can pick up a newspaper in the united states you can turn on the television without worry about the effect on elections hate speech privacy data security children competition all of those issues are on the table what's the best way to address them is the issue the harder part is finding

with minorities in india. i wish you god speed in passing this resolution, and thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: thank you. thank you, sir. thank you for your comments. we have about 15 individuals waiting in line, about 35 listening. if you are interested in getting in line, just press star-three on your phone. all right, operations, please allow the next caller to speak. >> hi. my name is -- [inaudible] >> -- and thanks for letting me speak. i'm a physician practicing in the bay area for the past 35 years or so, and i'm calling in to support resolution 200771 against the n.r.c. and c.a.a., and the san francisco of city is seen as a beacon of light around the world, especially when it comes to matters such as social justice, equality, and freedom of speech, and freedom in practicing religion. we firmly believe that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. a lot of speakers have talked about the legality and genocide, but i would like to talk from a human perspective and a human heart. this after

how has the band and tick tock affected people in india. oh well there are 2 sides to it one is you was a good 200000000 active you was using picked out you know like least 2030 times straight i 30 minutes a day and it's been a major impact on them and when it comes to the influence a community they have there have been about 1200000 creators and a lot of them have been devastated in their own woods and are trying to figure out what to do next a lot of growing to have come up. with you know trying to replace picked up a lot of homegrown apps have men and they're made you know that they're proud. and that's what it's abstemious flooded with the clones which is funny you know so yeah and another point is that just i think a day ago there was a reuters report about indian government sending about 77 questions to tick dog and other chinese apps you know and they've given them 3 weeks time to respond to those questions so we don't know what's going to happen after that but that's the stage at which we are right now i want to share with you a tal

flight stop today between india and the u.s. and tomorrow between india and france they for 2 weeks now since march they have been no international commercial flights into india they have only been repatriation flights with something like nearly 700000 indians have been brought back and these repatriation flights have been somewhat of a bone of contention especially by the u.s. government to threaten to take action against india didn't want indian airlines to have the monopoly over these flights and so what the government is saying is that these what cools air bubbles are the next step off the repatriation flights it's also having negotiations with the u.k. with germany they're going to add more flights of conditions allow and and if there's demand of the not a free for all you have to have valid you know whether it's work or residency visas to actually take these flights but nonetheless they are the the government says the next step after repatch relation and the step before going back into restarting international commercial f

ambassador, you talked about how india is wondering the motivation behind china's move against india. ise say that perhaps china paranoid about what indian home affairs minister shah said about reclaiming -- what are your thoughts on that? gautam: i think the main motivation is china's aggressiveness all around. you have seen china's aggressiveness in putting in the new national security law in hong kong. china has been very aggressive in the south china sea and it has led to the united states sending two or three battle carrier battle groups into the south china sea. i think it's the same aggressiveness we are seeing on the india-china border. that's an important contributing factor, but i do hope that better sense will prevail, because we would like to settle this quietly through negotiations and diplomacy. time, whereame territorial integrity is concerned, as you can understand and your listeners would understand, your viewers would understand, there can be no give. i do hope better sense prevails. haslinda: quiet diplomacy has not worked. you say, when push comes to shove, india i

he isjust this huge representation of our community, both in india and outside of india, and i think everyone is just really, really hoping that he recovers and recovers well. ceremonies have been taking place in the bosnian town of srebrenica to mark 25 years since the massacre of 8,000 muslim men and boys by bosnian serb forces. nine recently—identified victims have been buried during a ceremony at poto—chari cemetery. it was the worst act of mass killing in europe, since the end of the second world war. our special correspondent, allan little reports. this is notjust a day of commemoration. it is also a funeral. the bodies are still emerging from the killing fields where many have lain undiscovered for a quarter of a century. translation: today, i am burying my father, the oldest among these victims here. it took 25 years until we found his body. his remains. so he can finally find peace. many bosnian serbs remain reluctant to acknowledge that the massacre at srebrenica happened at all. so remembering, keeping the historical record straight against distortion and denial has th

starting today for 2 weeks between india and fronts and. also between india and germany now they didn't announce any kind of you know whether people would need the negative certificates to travel any kind of quarantine protocols those have not been announced yet but they said that they're going ahead with these they've had negotiations india hasn't had any international commercial flights since march and they see these as the step after repatriation flights which have been ongoing nearly 700000 people have been repatriated and they say that you know people only people with valid residency or work visas can take these flights so they're not free for everyone and that they see them as a step between the repatriation flights and returning to international commercial flights later down the line that we also have in these negotiations with the u.k. they started these actually with the united arab emirates a week ago so yes despite the rise in cases the central government very much continuing with its opening even at the international level i was

we have the open upon us in india as well. do, and it looks like a little bit of an upward movement similar to what you have seen in the chinese markets when a lot of the other markets in asia are tracking lower. this nzx rising .6% on the open, marking its fourth day of gains, seeing gains on the nifty, led by the financial stocks today. we are also hearing india's top court will hear it's telecom dues case. the central bank holding traders to -- bond awaiting the results of the 300 billion rupiah or $4 billion debt switch which was happening later today. a positive open for indian equity markets. still to come, investment boom in india's tech sector has prompted some of its mega start ups consider going public. details on the way, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at bitcoin, trading shy of the 10,000 levels. we have it's shot at $10,000 level weaning. the price is effectively stuck in a narrow range. we do have the world's biggest crypto exchange by trade volume. claiming it is only a matter of time be

so india has become the 3rd country in the world after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed corona virus infections in all 3 countries the pandemic has crippled health care systems economies and really people's daily lives india 1st of all with some states are now re imposing their restrictions after the lifting of the nationwide lockdown last month many concerns here that a lot of cases are going on reported because of a lack of testing infections in the u.s. have set another record more than 77000 in the past 24 hours the highest daily number recorded by any single country so far in total the u.s. has more than 3 and a half 1000000 cases and brazil of course which is say more than $2000000.00 reported infections again reported once. hospitals there are almost a breaking point and president diabolus in our himself is currently under treatment for coping 19 after initially dismissing the virus as little more than a flu so we're going to talk latin america and brazil in a moment with our latin america editor this year newman

i have a question on india and t's on the quad which is the u.s.-india-australia-japan this concept of the four nations working together. what is your view on how india can contribute to a quad or you can broaden it to multilateral approaches with the u.s. to neutralize chinese influence in the indo-pacific? gen. mcconville: all those countries are extremely important in the region. as we follow, with the diplomacy and the strategic relationships. what i think we provide is good military to military relationships. for my role it's really with the chiefs of staffs. if you take a look at the army is very, very important in these regions, the chiefs of staff are important. having a strong mill-to-military relationship with my coubt parts and finding out where we have common interests and where we can work together is very, very important. with those chiefs we have good relationships. ms. hicks: another pacific question. this one from todd of the army times. could you please discuss your thoughts on stationing a rotational use of army personnel as it r

is recorded a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. more in our top story now as journalist being questioned by police in malaysia. naidu is the executive director of the center for independent journalism she says the government is increasingly clamping down on this end. the government's actions were concerning because the immediate reaction that they thought it was to upon the scene of the documentary was to basically investigate rather than provide. this form of justification in terms of what was being enacted a new documentary in a given society we would have expected that the government even consider it a conducting an independent inquiry to see if there were indeed any possibility of mismanagement abuse of power but you know the institution of the reaction of the sea is something that it's not new or something that would be a i mean if you take a step back it's really not surprising because just in the call up of the last 4 months we've seen a pie in the strenuous basis basically for media especially read media independent media e

he isjust this huge representation of our community, both in india and outside of india, and i think eve ryo ne outside of india, and i think everyone is just really, really hoping that he recovers and recovers well. thank you so much forjoining us. germany's response to the coronavirus pandemic has helped it to keep the number of infections and deaths relatively low. the country is now trying to re—open parts of the economy which it had to suspend — in particular, its arts and culture scene. there's been extensive state support, but there are still concerns for the future, as jenny hill reports. # hey, hey, hey... corona didn't silence them for long. # hey, hey, hey! germany's amateur choirs singing again even if the rehearsal room is still out of bounds. you come home with a smile after every day you sing with the people and friends here, and that was really missing. corona's forced performers to think differently. at this private theatre, they're preparing a new piece written in lockdown. they can't let more than a0 people in to watch it, but they'll survive they say for now.

we begin in india today. india has now overtaken russia to become the country with the world's third—highest confirmed coronavirus infections, after the united states and brazil, but experts warn the true scale of the outbreak in india could be far higher. a sharp rise in new cases in recent days has taken the total health ministry figure to nearly 700,000. more than 19,000 people have died in india so far. the high numbers have forced the government to rethink plans to open up the country, as alanna petroff reports. the taj mahal — a monument to love from the 17th century. a world—famous attraction with millions of visitors each year. one of the seven wonders of the modern world, in the city of agra. it's been empty since mid—march. it was meant to reopen on monday. thousands were expected. at the last minute, plans were scrapped. authorities extended local lockdown measures. there is no word on a new reopening date. just days earlier, a representative for local tour guides was feeling optimistic abo

anbarasan ethirajan on the situation in india. the authorities in the north—western spanish region of galicia have imposed restrictions on about 70,000 people after a fresh outbreak of the coronavirus there. it's the second region in spain to introduce a local lockdown after restrictions came into force in parts of catalonia at the weekend. from spain, our correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. the area of a marina on the atlantic coast will be cut off from the rest of spain. movement will be allowed in the zone, which has 70,000 inhabitants, but police will prevent people from entering or leaving without a specific region. with 106 new cases of virus in the area, the authorities say this as a precautionary measure which is expected to last five days. translation: detecting these outbreaks early proves that our health system is much readier than in march, and it also shows that we need to learn to live with the virus. we have to remain vigilant and keep social distancing. over the weekend, the regional government of catalonia in th