india might be. he would very greatly welcome the fact that india continued as a democracy all these years is one. he would greatly welcome the fact that a great many poor people today are less poor than they used to be. he would absolutely be saddened by the worship and the dollar worship of a great many indians. he would be totally opposed to develop into the nuclear india and neighboring pakistan. he would have many to be glad about and much to be unhappy about. >> my question has to do with gandhi and greatness of nations and animals. can you address that? >> yes. the question is about gandhi and the treatment of animals. gandhi was and became as a matter of fact as a student in london, that is where he became a vegetarian by choice. before he left for england, he had been asked by his mother to take a vow against eating meat which he took, but in england, he did develop a very deep conviction that he should be a vegetarian, and so, yes, gandhi has something to say on the question of how we treat

and karzai and india was the greater india. it included today's pakistan, irma and bangladesh as well. and required shadow zones of influence in the middle east, particularly in iran, in arabia, and central asia and in southeast asia up to the goal for the cyan, all among the indian ocean. and what happened is the indian fear of influence in the chinese fear of influence are overlapping. india and china do not have a difficult history. there is no long-standing hatred or warfare. it was over they fight in in 1962 in the foothills of the himalayas. but beyond that, the two countries have had a relatively peaceful path, separated as they were by the high wall of the himalayas. buddhism spread from andrea into china in the early modern centuries. but what has created this indian chinese rivalry? and i use the word rivalry, not conflict is the shrinkage of distance caused by the advance of military technology. you have now chinese airfield and tibet with chinese fighter jet whose arc of operations include india. you have indian war

and less compare india with pakistan and more and more compare india with china, india is not of the same level of development of china. china has more paved roads per year than india has in total. keep that in mind. india will overtake china in terms of total population and dicing the estimate is the year 2032. the place where you can see indian chinese competition strongest on the indian ocean is in burma. think of burma as if pre-world war i belgium about to be overrun by the french and the british. what does burma have? natural-gas, strategic minerals and metals. uranium, timber, hydropower. china is building roads and railroads throughout burma and threatening to turn burma into a veritable colony and the indians cannot stand by and just watch. one india leader said to me that you americans from half a world away can moralistic we cry out about burma's authoritarian military government but we indian's right next door do not have the luxury to watch as burma is turned into a veritable chinese colony. democratic pro-western india has engaged burma. it developed strong links with t

he didn't discover india. what he discovered or rediscovered for the european was the wind system, the monsoon winds system that would allow one to sail from what is today kenya in east africa across the arabian sea to calicut on the western coast of india appeared wednesday, arrived in india, he instituted 500 years of western dominance over the greater indian ocean and the western pacific. after the portuguese came to touch, the french, the british and finally the american navy at the end of world war ii. but before the comma, the indian ocean constituted a relatively peaceful robust trading system, dominated by arabs, persians, hindus, chinese of several dynasties that crisscrossed each other all across the trade routes. and this trading system, i believe, will come back. will reemerge as western dominance to the indian ocean, that 500 year period of western dominance begins to dissipate as we enter not just an economic multipolar world, but a military multipolar world word relative terms, the united states

and india needs it, pakistan needs it. >>reporter: despite both countries signing the south asia free trade agreement in 2006, intra-regional trade hasnot taken off. india and pakistan are the two biggest economies of the area, and could have createda win-win situation for the entire region. instead in south asia trade between neighbouring countries stands at a paltry 3 percent of total trade, compared to 55% in the eu and 60% in nafta. >>jawad: canada exports 80 percent of all its exports to the usa next-door. we are so unfortunate people thatwe haven't realized the potential of regional trade and what it means. it can bring peace. >>reporter: trade and stronger economic ties would not only help india and pakistan alleviate poverty at home, but could well create a stake in peace between the two countries. however, the flip side is that unless there is an end to terrorism and an agreement on kashmir, establishing better economic ties will remain an elusive dream. >>and since we made that film, india and pakistan have toned

and india needs it, pakistan needs it. >>reporter: despite both countries signing the south asia free trade agreement in 2006, intra-regional trade hasnot taken off. india and pakistan are the two biggest economies of the area, and could have createda win-win situation for the entire region. instead in south asia trade between neighbouring countries stands at a paltry 3 percent of total trade, compared to 55% in the eu and 60% in nafta. >>jawad: canada exports 80 percent of all its exports to the usa next-door. we are so unfortunate people thatwe haven't realized the potential of regional trade and what it means. it can bring peace. >>reporter: trade and stronger economic ties would not only help india and pakistan alleviate poverty at home, but could well create a stake in peace between the two countries. however, the flip side is that unless there is an end to terrorism and an agreement on kashmir, establishing better economic ties will remain an elusive dream. >>and since we made that film, india and pakistan have toned

in the money we have a long history of friendly relations between afghanistan and india india is our only neighbor who does not interfere in our internal affairs. on the streets of kabul you don't have to walk too far the flavor is often indian and the aroma and mistakenly spicy may judge ever i want i can find lots of african speak my language there indians who do use the engine of books but all languages are very similar and india's role particularly in the medical and construction industries here hasn't gone and recognised this is one of the projects both by the indians four years ago it brings water down from a river several kilometers away so that farmers here can easily cultivate their land these young afghans are all involved in development work they say will india fall short in terms of cash support it more than makes up for in understanding the needs of afghanistan we have working in afghanistan on the basic things like dance training in other things like an american doesn't and also whenever they start a would go to start a project in afghanistan their completing their main

a new flavor of support for afghanistan could be leaving a bitter taste in some american india may not be contributing anywhere near as much cash to the war torn country as the us but many afghans believe the nearby nations role may be having a bigger impact our. ports. it's no secret money can't buy you love but it's a lesson still to be learnt in afghanistan at least by the americans they've invested some fifty billion dollars in the country india just over a billion and the result latest polls say one in two afghans want america out while three in four want india in the money we have a long history of friendly relations between afghanistan and india he is our only neighbor who does not interfere in our internal affairs on the streets of kabul you don't have to walk too far the flavor is often indian and the aroma and mistakenly spicy. in general i want i can find here lots of african speak my language there in . and you know books and all languages are very similar and india's role particularly in the medical and construction industries here hasn't gone and recognised this is one of

i mean, china, india. china and aspects of china worry that some elements of india want to draw tibet into the indian sphere because it has been an historic experience with china with respect to the british empire. and there are indians who think that china is trying to contain them. to some extent that's true. i'm not talking about the american. india but its existence, it's an element of containment of china because of its reality. not because we invent it, not because we want to contain it, it's there. so if china takes the position which i don't think it is, that they cannot be contained in some way by india, that mean india has to be impudent forever. as far as america is concerned, we should not build our relationship with india on the proposition that this is a way for us to diminish china. we have a lot of positive agents with india. there is no organic reason. i mean there are strategies of central asia there were appropriate when the british empire was contesting with russia. china wasn't very st

india is clearly. held in high regard here and it seems they haven't had to buy this positive reputation a fact that could leave american scratching their heads as they continue to bankroll their costly afghanistan strategy poorly r t kabul. russia's prosecutor general's taking personal charge of the investigation into a reported gangland massacre in the sense of the country eight people shot dead on friday including six members of the same family in a house instead of a pole one of the victims was thought to be a local crime lord two children survived the attack including his newborn granddaughter an eight year old boy it was in the first attempt on the life of lydia. who had a long criminal record the wife of the crime boss was killed in a previous attack a special team of investigators is set up to work with the case. world news headlines tonight at least nineteen people have been injured during clashes police around. the march was organized by a leading opposition party to protest a government ban

afghanistan reports what's making the calls for in love with india out of love with america. the british are coming. and everything is under attack from entertainment to. russia's prosecutor general is on his way to the south of the country reported massacre took place on friday eight people were shot dead including six members of the same family the house and stuff. victims is under the edged crime what two children survived the attack including a month old. a special investigation commission set up to work on the case it's not the first attempt on a point to harm or a long criminal record since i was wife was killed in a previous attack. the latest round of talks on iran's nuclear program is set to resume for a second day in istanbul tehran is trying to avoid a direct discussion of its atomic agenda with six world powers who want to guarantees the islamic state when to develop nuclear weapons u.s. officials say the thing is an agreement to meet again what is even pissing off the polls. the mean thing that the six nations need to focus on at the moment is establishing a conc

india is clearly held in high regard. and it seems they haven't had to buy this positive reputation a fact that could leave american scratching me heads as they continue to bankroll big costly afghanistan strategy policy r r t kabul. have a look at some other international news for you now in brief former haitian made the film called the valley as call for national reconciliation is the only speech since returning to the island he also apologized to victims of his fifteen year the former dictator was deposed only twenty five years ago a popular uprising wednesday was briefly detained and charged with corruption and other alleged crimes during his roof his return has drawn criticism from the u.s. and many european states who say it is only deepened its uncertainty in eighty. u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords shot in the head two weeks ago has been moved from arizona to a specialist treatment center in texas doctors say the transfer went flawlessly and ms giffords smiled when she heard applause from well wishers police

it still takes more lives in india than in. this family's loss is just another statistic in the country's battle against the disease. that malaria has spread everywhere near our village no medical teams come to help us and hospitals are far away poor people like us a dying at this hospital and many patients believe they have the parasite to infection. and i have a very high temperature and i think i have malaria i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria i suspect i've got it to. a study has followed that with small to the number of people currently estimated by the world health organization since many deaths for many areas they don't get recorded so. such as was due to families and asked them to describe what had happened to the victims a method known as autopsy we estimated that something like four percent of the deaths between one and sixty nine years of age were due to malaria and if you multiply that percentage by the national number of deaths at those eight if you get two hun

>>but some question the logic of what india is doing. >>sauven: india is a country where you've got 1.2 / 1.4 billion people or whatever it is. you'veot huge megacities, you are not really going to be able to transport people around those cities in private carsit's just physically not possible i mean apart from the environmental consequences of it. so what you really want to do is to design and put in place a really good infrastructure for mass transit systems and i think that would be actually a much better investment and a much better industry for india to develop than go down the route of the private car. >>reporter: the plans for the new car attracted immediate media criticism in the west which questioned its environmental impact and claiming that they could prove to be a trigger for environmental headaches across the globe. >>reporter: for men such as rahul bajaj there is more than a whiff of hypocrisy from the west - having created their own their own wealth during a period of heavily polluting industrial expansion - they're now cr

>>but some question the logic of what india is doing. >>sauven: india is a country where you've got 1.2 / 1.4 billion people or whatever it is. you've got huge megacities, you are not really going to be able to transport people around those cities in private carsit's just physically not possible i mean apart from the environmental consequences of it. so what you really want to do is to design and put in place a really good infrastructure for mass transit systems and i think that would be actually a much better investment and a much better industry for india to develop than go down the route of the private car. >>reporter: the plans for the new car attracted immediate media criticism in the west which questioned its environmental impact and claiming that they could prove to be a trigger for environmental headaches across the globe. >>reporter: for men such as rahul bajaj there is more than a whiff of hypocrisy from the west - having created their own their own wealth during a period of heavily polluting industrial expansion - they're now

now some n.g.o.s in india stand accused of putting up a front to help the needy but not giving money to those who actually need it and number of schools set up to help the poorest of the poor are allegedly turning out to be fake our current saying investigates the people in india earning a living by pretending to be a charity. welcome to the school in both eastern india the building and classrooms may look functional but classes are rarely held here. that's because it exists only to attract foreign tourists to donate money to the school trustees. so if you think we're running a business here you're quite right this is how i feed myself by the way there are other n.g.o.s here who take money and don't even have any facilities. to be sure there's a good work you can. do this is a good way so that you start you can and maybe you can give money to. fund in the future. with india estimated to have one third of the world's poor and many foreign tourists try to donate their time and money to a good cause when they visit. marie from france wanted to work with children and contacted you luckil

earning a living by pertaining to be a charity welcome to this school in eastern india the building and classrooms may look functional but classes are rarely held here. that's because it exists only to attract foreign tourists do donate money to the school trust deeds. if you think we're running a business here you're quite right this is how i feed myself by the way there are other n.g.o.s here who take money and don't even have any facilities. so it's nice to be i'm sure there's no good word. and this is bad. so the people start using let me. give money to. and in the future. with india estimated to have one third of the world's poor and many foreign tourists try to donate their time and money to a good cause when they visit. marie from france wanted to work with children and conducted. luckily for her it was genuine and her money helped make a difference we. made some donations and. easy. money to make. a. teacher but you can never be sure that the money you don't need is put to good use there are four million names. and this huge numbers compounded by the highly on organized natu

s or indian books but all languages are very similar and india's role particularly in the medical and construction industries here hasn't gone and recognised this is one of the projects both by the indians four years ago it brings water down from a river several kilometers away so that farmers here can easily cultivate their land these young afghans are all involved in development work they say will india fall short in terms of cash support it more than makes up for in understanding the needs of afghanistan we're working in afghanistan on basic things like dance training in other things but an american doesn't and also we never miss dartle would start a project in afghanistan completing the main complaint american projects are often inefficient and poorly resourced while analysts say india is just better than america at developing projects afghans want and appreciate your on the afghans who are in my experience is just better it's implementing projects than the united states us projects often suffer from in a fish unseen and bare blimey. india is can be held in high regard and it seem

eastern india the building and classrooms may look functional but classes of rarely held here. that's because it exists only to attract foreign tourists who do need money. if you think for running a business here your point right this is how i feed myself there are other n.g.o.s here who take money and don't even have any facilities. so it's nice to be i'm sure there's no good work being done. and this is a good word you hear so that you can start using them maybe you give money to. find them the people you meet the india estimated to have one third of the world's worth many foreign tourists dry food. and money to a good cause when they visit. marie from france wanted to work with children and. luckily for her it was genuine and her money make a difference we. made some donation and. this is money to make you have to pay. to check but you can never be sure that the money you don't need is put to good use there are four million in here with again and this huge number is compounded by the highly on organized nature of the nonprofit sector there is no uniform accounting policy ord

wanted to look at accusations in india that some people are making a business out of accepting charity keeping the donations under the guise of nonprofit organizations. all former drug users in russia pushing for being creased use of methadone to help those on heroin to beat their addiction some of even taking the issue to the united nations. went to find out why some doctors are against the use of methadone as a substitute. in russia more than two million people are addicted to legal drugs finding a way to combat this remains a critical challenge i started when i was very young i was interested in anything that altered my state of mind and i didn't have any principles i cheated lied installed nothing was beneath me stanislav life since has been a battle against addiction he now works to help others ava come that is his story is very similar to. his drug addiction destroys her life it's why she wait the u.n. calling for the implementation of an a.p. substitution program that the name and that's illegal in russia you know a lot of the harm reduction programs are now working and there is

. >> outsourcing can only take india so far. 75% of india lives in the rural areas. outsourcing isn't the solution for millions. >> reporter: so while many in the i.t. sector are prospering, paying some workers $400 a month, much of the country is left behind including children like this one, sent to big cities in hopes of finding a better life only to find a new kind of poverty. >> my question is not only will he make it to adulthood but is there anything for him when he gets there. >> reporter: there is no doubt that the students of archbishop midi high school had their hearts broken in india but they also fell in love with the rich culture, the warm people, and the beauty of the rapidly developing country. [ singing ] >> reporter: above all, they walked away with hope. >> that the next step -- seeing is one thing, but acting is really where the difference is made. >> reporter: today the midi students are acting and trying to make a difference. if you are interested in learning more, check out the website created by one of the students featured in our piece. we hav

that is driven by china, india, indonesia, and the like. it is an indication that the united states and europe would need to address in your head. >> politically, america and others want china to step up to the plate and take a bigger role. do you think there is a reluctance there? >> i think the interesting thing that has changed in china is they have become more assertive. now they are being more assertive, and there are in tensions with india, vietnam -- >> tensions? >> border tensions. >> i do think it is a very public thing. you have a lot of poor countries becoming richer. it is not quite timmy stepping up to its responsibilities in the world. -- it is not quite to me stepping up to its responsibilities in the world. i do think for a start, they will play an active role in the calibrating the relationship this year. >> and wish what they were saying was more different. i do think they will have a more active role. >> something has to happen with iran this year. something serious. we know the invitations have gone out to the eu and rus

of growth in china it really is going to take over the center of competition in the world but also india brazil and russia will also play their part in quotes with predicting that during the next five years over the next five years the whole of the growth in production come from the bric countries and six percent coming from russia manufacturers continue to view russia as a particularly attractive market car ownership is still relatively low compared to the developed markets in the west but the market has quickly been playing catch up and is now the second largest in europe and with its population advantage is slated to capture the top spot from germany within few yes might in the question of business. and that's our business update for this hour where you can always find more business stories on our website. stay with us. download the official location. i pod touch. life on the go. video on demand. old posts and r.s.s. feeds in the palm of your. push on the dot com. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. with us this hour th

because there is a lot of coal in the world a lot of oil and natural gas if you look at a country like india that is rapidly electrifying they are building coal fired generating plants china gets eighty percent of its electricity from coal they are becoming a major coal and iron boat or india because they are. dan you want to jump in there go ahead if you want to jump in and go yeah i mean but dan go place to my mind is right that both india and china have got a lot of coal plants recently but they both have in the last few years recognized that some unsustainable path and have invested heavily in clean energy technologies so india is now a center for developing solar energy china is the biggest producer of wind power in the world in terms of installations in the last year or so those countries recognize you have a. development path that is dependent on oil and coal is not sustainable for them and it's not sustainable for the world mind when you want to go ahead if you want to jump in there if grant money then reply and then i'll go to break and. dan is using the window dressing that china i

saying what are you to cover india they give you store in india your big slap the face was you know good luck like you just don't so well here are some of the other health risks involved rodents fed g.m. corn as the french had rejected this g.m. corn well in rodents it caused i mean system responses and signs of toxicity and studies showed organ lesions altered liver and pancreas cells changed and so on levels etc now the other part of this is the moral hazard because americans accepted that in one thousand nine hundred two when michael taylor was the head of the f.d.a. he approved it without any oversight no studies no nothing he is a former month sent a lawyer well look at this little clip here from democracy now with jeffrey smith when he's saying well is the obama administration any better he's asked unfortunately we were hoping for a lot more success president obama while he was campaigning here in iowa promised that he would require labeling of genetically modified crops. and since most americans say they would have boy g m o's are labeled that would have eliminated from the f