india that preclude its? >> i think what happened was the corruption grew in a massive way. when we started our development, india india was supposed to be a great gift to the world. we had a super judiciary. leaders came over from the independent movement who were not corrupt and so on. that is not what you have today. that is what you're referring to. all of these institutions have come under heavy fire. one important cause has been -- because what happened was many of us economists recommend the resources we have to have all kinds of controls. it is in fact exactly the wrong thing to do. the result was that you had bureaucrats learning how to exercise power by handing out licenses. the politicians learned he could make a lot of money even if you are raising it for the party. at some stage the money is going past with the window you are likely to take some in yourself and so on. the system gradually collapsed. i think what we are facing now now is a very important i think change and that is so many people a

a feat several years away for india. but in going to mars, india could best its neighbor. the competition is a fuel india is reluctant to admit. in november 2011, a joint chinese russian mars mission failed. >> is there political pressure to keep up with the next door neighbor, china? >> each country has their own priorities. their own vision for the space program. india has its vision, china has its vision. we have our vision. >> it doesn't matter what china does? >> they have their program. >> but it was right after china's failure that the prime minister here said, here's our priority. we're going to mars. >> see, in 2013 if an opportune time for a mission to mars. >> while the indian launch date did capitalize on when the distance between mars and the earth is shorter, to critics like adige this is simply a space race. >> you have gone to mars, now i have to two to mars. you reach the moon, i must go and see whether there's water on the moon not. whether or not my people have drinking water on this country. the question arises to what end? >> to administrators like dr.

the growing popularity of a political party in india. how successful will the elections be later this year. >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. the establishment of a humanitarian corridor to homs appears to be the goal of the day in geneva. prisoner exchanges and ceasefires will be discussed. >> thousands of demonstrators besieged the police station in kiev overnight. >> a number of people killed in egypt has risen to 49. dozens injured, more than 1,000 have been arrested. >> one of china's anticorruption activists has been sentenced to four rears in gaol. a beijing -- four years in gail. >> a court found him of organising crowds. he called for better access to education for rural children. activists say human rights will not improve in china without an independent judiciary. >> the on thing to keep the party relatively clear is an independent judiciary. that's not the case in china, the party is above the law. the only checks is the internal mechanisms of the party. it failed. we saw the revelations of the offshore accounts

india says she is been transferred to new delhi. >> from the start the case caused outrage in india, with protesters spilling the streets. it started last month and u.s. authorities in new york arrested an indian diplomat devyani khobragade whilst dropping her daughter off at school. she was outraged at her treatment, handcuffed in public, strip-searched and housed with drug addicts in a gaol. >> there are indications that nothing but proper procedures were followed. >> u.s. assertions did nothing to cool the anger in india, anger that attracted more attention than the charges. >> federal officers say devyani khobragade lied on a visa application and how much she paid her. devyani khobragade was indicted on two counts, visa fraud and making a false statement. it set off a tug of war between india and the united states. >> there's only one victim in this case. that is devyani khobragade, a serving indian diplomat on mission in the united states. >> india responded by curtailing u.s. documents perks. now they'll have to obey traffic laws and pay parking tickets and are ordering the u.s

that is quite good in india and although larger players are present in india. we work with all of them and we are one of the largest e- commerce customers. is notllenge in india that great. >> why is that a struggle? that. need eger road to to deliver a small package you do not need a very -- motor scooter. a >> a lot of deliveries are done on mopeds. >> the golden quadrilateral. this was the big highway project it was akin to the u.s. highway building project in the 1950's. how does that change the infrastructure of the company -- of the country? >> a most everything that we ship goes by air. snapdealing is free on and almost everything reaches within 48 hours of ordering. the country is really small so you can go from one corner to the next and just about two hours. fix your investors, how did you line them up, did they come to you, did you find them, what happened? >> my philosophy with investors has been never take money from folks we have not known for at least one year. that sets a good foundation. all investors we have on board have known the company wel

the government of india declined to do so. i'm trying to advance the call to duty for them in a sea of its life as a new day. she has since been bought and fire call. in india. did any who was in the end it becomes a general in new york. but i missed it last month. she was handcuffed state senate and all the bad that the criminals to admit that none could be enough to seventy possible. india had subsequently transferred over there to do it's common in mission at the un then chill for a diplomatic immunity. a statement issued by then been fun and messy said that before i depart to play me a baby and he had a pretty good in us and so does this by the gains of five elliptical that is that she had predicted and off but often the body which would have dissolved in the spirit and i love fun had gone mute stay in the united states. she added noting yet. gail. what what does that. salinity of the spanking. and the dubbo the system of india. all of the placenta. she was being off work. and. he cut it that right that the saudi king. the

does that pose a threat to india? >> in fact, any place that there is endemic for polio and where there is polo transmission going on poses a threat, and why india's success is so significant, it was started the most important source of international spread of the polio virus around the world. and that is no longer the source of polio international. that's why it's so important that these remaining countries of afghanistan and pakistan necessary that they control and eradicate polio. >> how do we eready wait coal poe entirely like we have done small box. >> well, the strategic plan and what we endemic countries have made a commitment to is to stop the transition of poley by the end of this year. >> many thanks, indeed, for being with us. now one of the world's most important and prison see justico shows. the doors are open to the public on saturday. the auto industry in the u.s. has seen its strongest year in sales since 2007. americans bought 15.6 million vehicles in 2013. an increase of 8% of the 2012. ford sold $7.

therefore both india and japan. largest democracies in asia think they should get together to counterbalance china, if not contain it. >> japan decided to come closer to india and take the relationship to the next level. >> thank you for your insight. security and strategic affairs editor for ndtv. >> now, a polio vaccination drive in pakistan's khyber pakutwra province has been called off. it has been delay following taliban threats. we have more from peshawar, one of the most-affected areas in pakistan. >> for this man something as simple as getting up to april the door is a struggle. he was not born like this, but missing the vital polio vaccine means he cannot use his legs. >> i was about 1.5 years old. my parents tell me i had high fever. after that all of my lower body was paralyzed. i didn't give up and concentrated on my work. >> hassan says the disease disabled him and quashed his ambitions. >> i have been deprived of many things i wanted to do. i wanted to learn. every school rejected me. i don't get out.

india that preclude its? >> i think what happened was the corruption grew in a massive way. when we started our development, india india was supposed to be a great gift to the world. we had a super judiciary. leaders came over from the independent movement who were not corrupt and so on. that is not what you have today. that is what you're referring to. all of these institutions have come under heavy fire. one important cause has been -- because what happened was many of us economists recommend the resources we have to have all kinds of controls. it is in fact exactly the wrong thing to do. the result was that you had bureaucrats learning how to exercise power by handing out licenses. the politicians learned he could make a lot of money even if you are raising it for the party. at some stage the money is going past with the window you are likely to take some in yourself and so on. the system gradually collapsed. i think what we are facing now now is a very important i think change and that is so many people a

titled cool as the un and a sexy teens and into two thousand and seven became india's junior foreign minister in may two thousand and nine. but in april two thousand and ten. he designed after being embroiled in a cricket in scranton. wish i'd gone to burn our house since my return we can allow the skin are now waiting to see me out. what if islam in this style is so hopeless caught up on his countrymen to buy credit to my bestie me in on top of the party from the country forever additional seven nine cap a block on sunday he said the government could ban the paci but expects think anything of it coming back to politics. i'm not the name jim lot because he's not just religious piety was bought from contention to the selections of my day to see. the competition. many of the convicted of peace and tired by the international while crimes tribunal on ict in hitting with our peacetime army unit in nineteen seventy when the venetian walk. yes to this humble hour which is hosting the party is calling the games also known as fitness for new ideas is attracting enough eyeballs the content yes

. >>> the india diplomat in the international back and forth between india and the u.s. has returned home. >> reporter: her arrest caused one of the most serious breakdown betweenen deeia and the united states in years, but with the official's return to india, the end of a month long stand off is now in site. >> the u.s. government requested the government of india to wave the immunity of the counselor. on 9, january, 2014 the government of india declined to do so, and transferred the counselor to the ministry of external affairs in new delhi. >> reporter: at the time of her arrest she was india's console general in new york city was granted diplomatic immunity, but she has been indicted for crimes including visa fraud. before she left she told the press trust of india that the charges against me are false and baseless. i look forward to proving them wrong. however, the nanny stands by our accusations of mistreatment. in a statement released by the organization representing her, she says . . . but in india, it's the government's response to america's treatment of the dip

thirty three years ago a cruel and infectious disease reached epidemic levels in india. over thirty eight thousand people were stricken with a paralyzing and potentially life threatening illness holy o. but today marks an incredible victory for both india and the global community it's now been three years to the day since the last polio case was diagnosed in india and next month the world health organization is expected to officially declare the country polio free this chart shows the rapid an exponential decline of india polio cases but the monumental achievement didn't come easy besides an incredibly high population density and birth rate poor sanitation and inaccessible to rain in many parts of the country officials had to cope with a large swath of the population refusing to accept polio vaccination for religious beliefs from two thousand and nine to two thousand and eleven nearly two and a half million volunteers medical workers and doctors vaccinated children across the country and gradually eradicated the last few cases of the horrendous disease

>> i think there's no question about india not having relations with the groups. >> india is not very keen on the allies. surely it sees them as a potential supreme court risk. >> absolutely. i think that is has been the bain of bangladesh and also i think they are really the fount of the radical islamists that i was just talking about. i'm sure you know that in 1971, a man was hanged about just over a month ago in bangladesh. it was a scene of government and judiciary that went through with this. he was called a butcher because back in 1971, he oversaw the rape, attack and killing of 200 people. he is a card carrying member, a very senior member. activists along with the bnc looted and pullinged and torched several homes belonging to the supporters of the iranie league. that's what i'm talking about. if the b.n.c. can separate itself, i think she will gladly reach on you to her opposition -- >> ok. i'm so sorry to interrupt. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you indeed for joining us, very interesting to get your thoughts there. speaking to us live from new delhi. >> five

and india. and now devyani khobragade has been ordered back to india by federal authorities who indicted the diplomate on thursday. the indictment, two counts of visa fraud and making a false statement. but devyani khobragade will not see the inside of a courtroom. >> they will wave immunity on 9 january 2014 the government of india declined to do so and transferred devyani khobragade to the ministry of external affairs in new deli. >> reporter: the u.s. accepting diplomatic immunity and departure from the country the charges however that devyani khobragade paid her maid a little over $3 an hour remain in place. as for whether or not the furor in international case will die down remains to be seen. >> unfortunately america believes it can write its own rules sometimes and that is not acceptable to any self-respecting nation. >> reporter: given posturing by both sides with perks being revoked as u.s. officials with no longer bring friends to a popular social club and not get parking tickets fixed

the next in the broadcast brisbane hard drives in india for a state visit in which he will continue personal diplomacy bush to broaden economic ties with the world's second most populous country. it lays own a three year economically friendly focus is on for the dow dropped business practices while boosting innovation and the next day. violence mars the first voting day on he gets new constitution the voters make their way to the polls despite the bomb blast in deadly clashes between military forces and protesters on sunday the kids. primetime years it's what's a ten year a fifteen year in korea flight from seoul and see them from when things so much for joining us. we begin with the latest in korea sales diplomacy push present company arrived in new delhi india just hours ago for the first leg of a ninety two nation to war. he's special to hold summit talks with indian prime minister manmohan singh on thursday the presidential office correspondence art into was traveling but the president supports the start of possibly history. pictured with great potential. this is now officials at the pre

continue to bemidji visas for the sinus in india talks congregations. she's a statement on which we came to me he loved the pumpkin eggs and hunting groups and the pakistani captain. some of us. i look funny. now i need to get a little devil fish the middle of the technique it is. why is it that he's fighting for her daddy but not top up of open on the eighteenth wanted to give up above is the cape on obama voted into it yet. it is not new to science within the county and although the finest onto the stick to it. and you shall not be the apple because he's in the party. you ask what the ceo of telstra to pakistani government. oh and he was not up to his tee shot to death when he didn't. with that in mind he wanted it to be. we give up their dominance with a hand. for one hundred by then he got bit by bit. i don't get it to live by it. the father of our contest at it i die and come up with the law is accused by india and the us must to nineteen thousand feet of late dinner. that's a wanted to sixteen including six americans bucket it doesn't cause and tw

mobile phones will leapfrog e-commerce in india. we've gone from 5% of our orders that were mobile one year ago to now 30% a year later. >> is that going to mean that you've got to raise more money in order to build out this network? what about an initial public offering? >> i think we would consider that somewhere down the line. i think there is a lot of attractiveness. >> do you have to reach certain hurdles in order to make that more realistic? >> i think there are some market comps that are available. historically, where companies have been public. typically $1 billion in sales is a broad number that's used. >> where are you now? >> we are about half of that. and i think within the next year we should get to about $1 billion. so the i.p.o. becomes a realistic possibility for us. >> and are you hiring? i mean, is this a place where people in india want to come and work for snapdeal? >> absolutely. the average age in our company is 25. the average age of the senior management is 32. so i'm actually one of the older guys in the com

i do think rural india will take the same path as urban india. that said, things are changing really quickly. i do think as well that this is definitely a generational thing. people of my generation especially women of my generation have an educated and coed schools, they have access to technology, they're at the workplace, their moms were not, they are marrying for love, caste doesn't mean so much anymore creating a very definite social movement spearbled in sexuality. >> ira trevati, we appreciate your insight and thank you for sharing it from new delhi. two memberships of our team have had their extension for at 15 days. peter greste, mohamed fahmy have been detained for almost a month, accused of spreading lies, and today arizona senator john mccain was critical of their detainment. >> it is not only of their human rights but any aspect of freedom of the press. al jazeera has been chronicling events in egypt probably more intensively than any other world network. and for the egyptian government to keep them in prison i think is another indica

that's supported by the strong commitment by the government of india that was backed it by putting in domestic financial resources. and this political commitment really translated into very detailed planning to make sure that the hundreds of millions of children who needed to get vaccinated in india and get vaccinated repeatedly were vaccinated. that required an almost administrative mobilization and very close monitoring data that was required for corrective action. so it was a combination of factors supported by the polio partnerships and particularly the role of rotaryians in indian should be appreciated in india. >> discussing the war in syria iraqi government also has its own fight to deal with. it's battling al qaeda linked fighters in al anbar province. one of the locations where there's al qaeda linked fighters is taking hold. 183 families were displaced, when the islamic state of iraq and the levant took over the area nearly two weeks ago. let's go back to laura in london with some more news from europe. >> thank you, sammy. >>> president's right to privacy after claims he ha

i know my friend has been to india in on them and then you've seen it put us in northeastern india has taken to to lie and keep off the new mini degree of licensing boys to include this in lakewood and stars and so on. and the vivid it does to people without caveat in north eastern india on the society on the lives of the country. according to other people is his cough is stuck between appeasing the pope and in india foreign investors take so much for your time tonight they should really do. for your dns and another began get the latest online from seoul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint all the koreans local network and why on arrival that. he always on standby. south. korean american missionary jailed in north korea for over a year has appeared before reporters to appeal to the us government for his release the associated press reported that kenneth day held a press conference at a hospital in khan yen on monday where he expressed hope that washington and pyongyang can work closely together to help secure his release. he also claimed that the regime has not violat

she is representing india in the us. and i as an indian think u.s. go is taking back step, and [ inaudible ] has been the case ultimately. >> translator: we should be treated as equals by the united states or any other developed country. we're very happy that india stood up for itself. >> reporter: domestic pressures have also played a part in the handling of this case. there will be national elections soon and politicians want to be seen as strong leaders, particularly when it comes to defending india on the world stage. >>> still to come on the news hour, doubt over middle east peace talks and israel unveils for new settlement homes. >>> and why the u.s. economic recovery could be on the wane. >>> and in sport the world number one is handed a tough opening match. details later in the show. ♪ >>> syrian troops have fired rockets at a district in southern damascus, home to palestinian refugees. now they have been under siege for a year. conditions are getting worse, we're told. palestinians are trapped with little food or medicine. pictures up load

we begin overseas where president aka nana on the last full day of her state visit to india pushed ahead with their sales diplomacy on friday meeting with korean and indian businessmen see at this size the importance of converging curry as hardware in india's software. the presidential office correspondence art into sends us this report from new delhi the trick volume between korea and indiana search more than fourteen hundred times since the two nations established diplomatic ties in nineteen seventy three. the president excess and this is only the beginning. during recovery a good business forum on friday chris and i pointed to the freeways you for your prayers. the two nations' economic cooperation cooperate in the sector of the creative economy expanded cooperation to small and midsize firms and upgrading the korean nda comprehensive economic partnership agreement the president had said that he is content and software now now together with korea's commercialize these skills would allow the two countries to create synergy in new sectors. he also stressed that investments which were un

what super song hundred and sixteen countries including india pakistan saudi arabia tonight body and the u s seaports applied to speak to the cd nice to get paid for forgiveness and distance. and that's a lot of awesome and some of the bottom of the care of it. this email in the center of a sudden another that was not all of what goes on some burgers on going wrong but isn't that the pentagon. my mother was shot in the boardroom of his own god has a black tie the knot of all of the money organized by the way to become just focus on is an education and does not know the discussion. i weigh this seems to be making the best out of reading gets it the fall of the media front enjoyed an indian ice cream at a mumbai hospital on monday. i mean it tasted about the ice cream while visiting the hospital's paediatric what. she also knows that i ve just not just numb which causes more than a million people. defence media arrived in the country on sunday to supply cacti against time and efficient wednesday is expected to announce that in another ninety including exclusive me with accurate and eff

mou with india in the fields of science information and communications technology and paris based. preston's visit to strengthen cooperation especially in sectors related to the creative economy. all sushi place to upgrade the korea india comprehensive economic partnership agreement which took effect in two thousand ten. at first i didn't care for me to support korean companies including pasco which has been working on a project in the indian state of the t shirt for eight years now. president that will be the first korean leader to make this a visit to switzerland. there's hope for the bilateral seven with president the swiss confederation. did he ever called her and this is economics sites to benchmark switzerland the occasional trading system and its economic system which is centered around small and midsize firms. all of which completely clear passion for creativity. chris and i will grant the pre trip that the world economic forum in davos virtual meet with the css entity such as cisco and siemens an urge for businesses to invest in korea all i can share a genious and stay wit

india's space program competitive. not having to pay to launch its own satellites and now can charge other countries who wish to launch their own. banha batlaga. al jazeera. felicity bar will be with you in just a few minutes. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. the u.s. supreme court putting a stopto gay marriage in utah. in washington it's back to work. dealing with issues like unemployment insurance and the nomination of janet yellen. and that arctic winter blast has a lot of you shaking in your boots. those state officials in utah who oppose gay marriage winning a victory in crt

india is ordering the u.s. embassy in delhi to turn away non-documents at a popular embassy social club. u.s. energy secretary ernest moniz postponed a trip to india. devyani khobragade vows to fight the charges. >> al jazeera's john seigenthaler reporting. >> the diplomats departure allows her to avoid a trial and a prison sentence. governor chris christie apologised for a series of traffic jams. this is a live look at the bridge. chris christie fired two senior members of his team that appeared to have issuing traited the entire thing as a political endeavour. critics say the institute tarnished the presidential hopeful's image. >> stepping before the microphones chris christie was contrite. i came out here today to apologise to the people of new jersey. >> the governor said he was embarrassed and humiliated to learn that members of his staff sparked the closure of access lanes to the george washington bridge, actions never encouraged or authorised. >> i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue. in its p

and then return to india. i never thought that things would get so bad here that i would have to work so much that i did not have time to sleep or eat or have time to myself. because of this treatment i requested that i return to india, but that request was denied. but in india it's the government's response of the u.s. treatment of the diplomat and not the nanny's case that has been the focus of attention. many indians have welcomed the removal of the barriers outside of the embassy and the withdraw of diplomatic privileges extended to american consular officials. >> she's representing india in the u.s. and i as an indian think the u.s. government. >> a. >> we should be treated as equals in the united states. we're happy that india stood up for itself. >> domestic political pressures have made a part in the indian government handling of this case. there will be elections soon and politicians want to be seen as strong leaders particularly when it comes to defending india on the world stage. al jazeera, new del

its easier to see how india can be a breeding ground for polio. hundreds of millions of people lack proper sanitation, conditions that allow the virus to spread-usually attacking children, causing paralysis in some victims and in a few cases death. in addition, its difficult for public health workers to track the movements of india's huge nomadic and migrant populations on any given day 19 million people are on a train somewhere in india. that's why experts say the huge drop in polio cases were up to 150,000 a year in the eighties, is remarkable >> you have to pinch myself once in a while. it's amazing. it's part of history. we're making history here. >> desomer is with unicef which along with the world health organization, the u.s. centers for disease control and rotary international partnered with the indian government and the multiyear 2 plus billion dollar campaign. he says a few years ago, many impoverished communities resisted the vaccine >> these are communities, which have not benefited from all the progress in india. and they have no road

and then just yesterday, india asked the u.s. embassy here to shut down a very popular american club, which is inside the u.s. embassy. really a haven for a lot of the ex papatriates here, a popular restaurant bar, bowling alley. and they said that a lot of -- known diplomats were also using this, and this was illegal. so india really signalling to the u.s., if the u.s. is going to be so strict about following their own rule book as far as this indian diplomat is concerned, then india too is going to be strict about following its own rule book. and that's, of course, as viviany just arrived. her airplane landed 13 minutes ago in india. suzanne? >> i guess it's a way of, you know, annoying people, you know -- close the club in the bowling alley. but it seems rather petty on both sides here. is there a moment when you get over this stuff? you move on and you say, you know, we're going to cut out the tit for tat here on the ground and work on the real deal of relationships. >> reporter:el well, that is certainly the hope. and the in

i think much of india will agree with you. when we think about how to change this problem going forward we can talk about changing the legal system. we can talk about genderization of the police system, but we need to see wholesale change in india, changing the cultural attitudes of how women are treated. you continue to see female fetalcide because families don't want to have daughters. >> i remember being in the middle east at a time of the horrible rape case, thanks for reminding me that it was in 2012, and it seems to have taken a lot longer than i expected t for a public statemet on that horrific crime. the country could use greater leadership from the top? >> absolutely. i mean, i think that begin this is also changing as the media continues to put this kind of focus on sexual assault. and as society itself becomes loader and becomes--pushes against the established system the political powers are taking notice and becoming cognizant that they need to address the problems. our political leadership as sensitive as they cou

and now it means that actually for all the nation's outside of india, even australia, a visit from india, constitutes the most important revenue stream that any of them will receive. which is why the boards of new zealand, are really struggling with this proposal. because they really need in their own side, but a demanding a greater share of the money. >> just finally, let's look at the long term correct. if the game has aspirations to be a global game, as they say they do, surely lit struck toll do that under these current conditions? >> yeah, exactly. and this is what is a real shame about this. is that really these ten boards are all engaged in pushing promoting that sport, and you would like to think they are all collaborating together for the greater good, and making cricket seem as excited and as interesting as possible. but instead, that is behaving like squabbling sibling and dividing up the pot, and really we would like to see more pushing for correct to become a truly global sport as you suggest. the most expensive player in the world supplieserred what i am told is a leg injur

and india hit another road block. a federal judge denied a why to delay proceedings in the case of devyani khobragade. he is a former deputy council general of india, accused of submitting false visa documents and lying about her maid's salary. her arrest and strip search caused outrage in new delhi. the u.s. energy secretary cancelled a key trip to india this month. he was expected to promote trade and investment in the energy sector during his trip. >> the feweror over the arrest of devyani khobragade illustrates the cultural divide. india's minister of state for human resource develops and an author and former united nations specialist is with us. you wrote an editorial entitled "the return of the ugly american", saying that india was naive in its relationship with the u.s. who is the ugly american. >> let me stress that columnists don't write headlines, we leave it to the editors. that's not my headline. but the thrust of the article is that when you send, as a friendly country, a diplomat to represent you in anot

good to list some of the nice kind visit india. the pope the idea of days of guidance in all he's been in peace it's as strong relationship between d and imax sized long pants. so the air they got that here in indy and we have the time. the obscene wealth under the joint called the ideals of doggie food in the country more sets out to its unexpected to come up when we come to the end of this week's episode of god is not a lot. i wonder should not be taking a leave we will be back next week with one news and views of god the son goodbye and put the muffins my name is maria was ready and then our streets the kids from here on. i've been thinking more than ten years. i'm asking you to see the team on tuesday to the store. my guides. i couldn't imagine be done then i can think. it's all its npt to the music. give me some jewelry nineteen twenty the communication something i just thought that the pain and then finish. i don't know then i can use the area i just get out of my system i for sure if the tournaments in eng and entertainment.

. >>> meanwhile, rescuers are searching for survivors after a build collapsed in india. 14 people were killed in the construction site, 35 more are thought to be trapped in the rebel of the five-story residential building, and army personnel have been called in to help recover possible survivors. three seriously injured workers were hospitalized and complains have been brought against the owners of the building site. >>> former first lady barbara bush has been released from the hospital. doctors say she's doing great and discharged the 88-year-old this morning. she was there moon for respiratorforfofor--she wasthere thanks her doctors and is happy to see her family. >> phil everly has passed. the everly wrote songs with dark messages tucked in humble, memorable melodies. they made the top 40s at a total of 19 times. >>> boeing makes a deal that keeps things right there in seattle. >>> winning the war on designer drugs, why german officials are concerned about the drugs especially among the youth. >> shocking... >> being babtist...they always talk about don't judge other people.. but th

india hopes to be the first asian nation to reach the red planet. >>> india into the commercial flight business, it comes as a surprise to the about space industry. just in august of 2013, a huge disaster was averted when they discovered a fuel leak just about an hour before liftoff. so indiana's space agency is all smiles with this launch. but the big story here also is that everything on this satellite is made right here in india including the engines and it really shows that india is emerging as a space power. it comes on the heels of india launching its space orbiter late last year. india's was a fraction of the cost, showing that developing nations like india cannot only make it into space but do it cheaper than other countries. >> i'll be back straight after the break with nor news, stay with us. the conversations people are talking about. >> talk to al jazera. mass. a ... >>> good morning. welcome to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford live from new york city. here is the stories we are following for you right now: the nation braces as a wave of cold air heads south and grow

not the son and said this demand is potential for shopping in india. the former liverpool striker said his club can still open for the academy's in india which can help in promoting the game in the country. you know who you know maybe opened up to the minute i opened the economy going on and who came out today via don't feel it is about the film actually polled believe the incident and i really thought that the economy. you can find out what they are located. i'm going to be talented people or even good time to watch tv tremendous them. i was in effect to witness the signing of a partnership between the two animal but i spent being in any fashion weeks into the seasonings. this is mocking deal with the vocals for the indian sub continent plans to spend about sixteen million dollars on promoting the game. go shop is fillets on top of this court in india cricket is like religion making the same topic idea of how many tournaments interest in soccer has seen an upswing in the country the snow capped mountains of northern much of the dh was soaked and i too

i hope my visit to india to be due to the further strengthening of japan and the relations the least and strategic global relationship japan is a pure heart. he has moved east on this. he's also a key part of the canola economic development. and in our quest for a peaceful and stable him and asked us a show. and do one a the aggies sync with the concrete to build up infrastructure. i am hostile to come to find out on to any and all of you new homes in indiana the subway system to run underneath the capital of the nativity today it is also a creek to complete and joints and a bison lineup next year the planned high speed rail network in western india japanese finance want to sell indian caste system and also onto up right there but trends. a comment to a certificate to the said japanese businesses campaign behind them rivals such as south korea and some european countries. he said. i bet that you can send us to spearhead business deals by himself. it think it has cool lovely open the new frontier. in the usage of that being gay and japan. and burying to expect a lot out of the job is

surveillance policy took computer courses in india including a so-called ethical hacking class. one of a few foreigners who traveled all the way to india just to take these courses. >> hacking isn't confined by those who have high-end computers or computer geniuses. this security expert said hacking whether done to improve security or steal data can be done with a lap t laptop or jusg in the right place at the right time. >> team can break into companies and do significant damage. >> reporter: and those skills are easy to find in india at one of the it colleges. >> edward snowden, he learned techniques. >> in india because we are a global it training, and we get students from all over the world. >> what snowden learned here probably helped him get his job at the nsa. and the lure of upgraded it skills for a better job has pushed the it education industry to grow in five times i in the last five years. >> reporter: students return to their countries with an upgrade to their current position or better job prospects but some worry this training can be easily misused like in the cas

but her return to india, and the end of a month-long standoff is now in site. >> the u.s. government requested to and we [ inaudible ]. >> she was the deputy console general in new york city and was retrospectively granted immunity. before she left she told the press trust of india, the charges against me are false and baseless. however the nanny at the center of this row stands by her accusations of mistreatment. in a statement she says . . . >> but in india, it's the government's response to america's treatment of the diplomat and not the nanny's case that has been the focus of attention. many indians have welcomed the removal of security barriers outside of the us embassy. >> she is not an individual, she is representing india in the u.s. [ inaudible ] and i as an indian think the u.s. government is taking back steps and [ inaudible ]. >> translator: we should be treated as equals by the united states or any other developed country. we're very happy that india stood up for itself. >> domestic political pressures also played a part in the handling of this case. there wil

this case has caused outrage in india. it started last month, when u.s. authorities arrested an indian diplomate while she was dropping her young daughter off at school. she said she was outraged with her treatment. >> there is no indications that anything but appropriate measures were followed but we do know this is sensitive. inker that attracted more attention than the charges federal prosecutors say she got lied on a visa application and lied about how much she paid her. she was indicted on two counts visa fraud, and making a false statement, her arrest has also set off a diplomatic tug of waybetween india and the united states. >> there is only one victim in this case, that victim is serving indian diplomate on mission in the united states. >> india has responded by curtailing u.s. diplomates perks now they will have to obey traffic laws and pay parking tickets. and india is also orders the u.s. embassy to turn away nondiplomates at a popular embassy social club. >> u.s. energy secretary has postpone add trip to india

so you take the example of india and brazil, no doubt that we will go for india. mexico is an interesting case, of course, the country which at the same time is quite linked to the u.s. economic recovery, has embarked on the number of quite convincing reforms and from the fact that china is being to some extent, you know, being put in contest with rising salaries in china whereas the situation has become more competitive in mexico. so we would clearly put more confidence in mexico, in india, than in brazil or in turkey. so very, very country-specific allocation this year. >> expecting developed market to outperform this year? >> well, i think this year it's a case where you should not just look at the emerging market as a whole. you could have huge divergence between countries. so making a broad brush call in favor of developed markets over emerging markets could be tricky. you could do an average of numbers. but when it comes to actual asset allocation, you want to be in the u.s. probably more now than in europe. you want to be in india more than in -- >> from wh

we just want to continue working out there. >> i mean, asia is particularly like india. it is retreating itself everyday, although it has thousands of years of history. .. to crossed that out. it has been 20 years of present giving throughout. collaborative lead to have the opportunity to do. >> have you lined up your next project yet? >> yes. >> it is a secret. >> give him a slight. >> we are going to return to the same

due to protect them and said lt d i'm not living a peaceful life in india they content to cruise up the cartel and food today focused on the top of that team off of the ne quiz team endured daily. a visit to kiss him i continue daily is in sum these senate to visiting dublin. and it's true that binds to the pin on these two cities. those who love the guy beacuse have many options to choose from the input of non core to the bomb want to do with anything is sending a tradition of the nice guy you're going to be seen as a blend of central asia and east indies in salvation. i made and east into scenes mossad is a chain of us donned a suit on senior day leak that says tradition of conflict of the people up to me created between two of them. and the tough times would. so this either late to leno. the bohemian be belle isn't as other countries because today is the bunny food. but most of them going off all the time was even done so. we left to them to the needs of any. i think wd idea and am going to bug or some other casino instead of being called the itt. many students to love guys dun f

two others are being held. >>> is india becoming a breeding grown for international hackers. we go to the it school of whistle blower edward snowed en. al jazeera america will be right back. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. an u.s. cargo ship is slated to leave for the mediterranean next week. italy has approved a southern port city as a transfer site for weapons, a decision that has been met with protest and fear. >> reporter: it's business as usual at the biggest port in italy. but is this the calm before the storm? this is where the first batch of chemical weapons seized from syria will be shipped. >> the loading of cargo from one ship to the other, and this is how they're going to do it. the containers with the chemical weapons will be loaded from the danish ship onto the trailers which will be driven to the american cargo ships nearby so it can be taken out to the open sees and destroyed them. a local mayor said local residents are worried. >> people here are worried and angry. they're not being told what is going on. how are

india's milk production is set to increase by government figures in the next 12 months and india is a possible global provider in resent contamination scares in china and new zeeland and producers are confident they are up to the challenge. >> i expect next five years and farmers are getting discouraged because of price. and 5% increase in production. by 2020 our milk production should reach to 200. i'm really sure. >> reporter: the strength of the india milk industry is it's preferred to organically raise their herds. advanced mechanism for the collection and processing of milk has made the products safer for consumption in india and abroad and it increased three fold over 30 years and has the capacity to produce milk for its own people and for the export market. so if there is a confirmation crisis elsewhere in the world india could welcome to the rescue. and i'm with al jazeera. >> reporter: time for all the exciting sports news, here is robin. >> thank you so much. football legend will be laid to rest later monday. and died of heart failure at the age of 71. [cheers] fans gathered

some think it's the people of india. the deal with some distaste at the time and the country is going to a finance and an economic summit. this rule is a solution that's right side to be believed. what's more the npt why i've been ahead of the call has gone to jail but only tie it at the switch with beads and marketing gimmicks but actually translate into wallets in the upcoming elections the dees thing that excites me succeed in getting the whitsundays inmates a miracle one ahead of the match and bullets but the question is has it come to hate him but that deal position that he beats out with a piece that is. but then once it lands on social media of meat to the office of the journey is eyeing a new daddy six bodies from tom's news to the shrine of the polyps that the caucus nonstop and cannot see on tuesday. the film scared of looking at the shrine my itunes but its effects the bodies lasagna dish eyeing up the new chapbook heidi. that dubious seen by some people's names to all those kids will be headed by there this t

is the situation becoming one is for women in india. put that question to be shown on t o from the gop's candy department. i don't see that it has become of us. it's gotten bigger when you love me back to the market to the beat of this and now and then we talked about in . the man of the coming one one of the end of tonight's not be adaptable and is a city bus into investment cases with the pretties end of the puddings does not respond to go to the media and talk about it. and this can only see that it happened on monday and it held that the cds to go to the police but in getting means none of the last i'm safe countries in the loaf of women according to the un. and i think on lost and many indian women can come from that at some point or the other. she has been mistreated bask in the wrong ba on it has face harassment which is what he is dealing in india. is this something about indian society that makes it dangerous for women. name society is getting changed its standing in awe not be the glowing from within existing cities and the se

india's foreign ministry has issued this statement the us government requested the government of india. to maintain unity of god's call to daddy. on nine ten the twenty fourteen the government of india declined to do so at times but constant fluidity to them in a sea of things to laugh as a new day. he was facing a grand jury hearing the visa for them to allegedly making false statements about how much she paid her housekeeper if this island relation to the us but washington says it's no business as usual. we remain and i love with and that all the issues they typically work on together with the receiving interest or economic interests and i that remains the kitty. it's unlikely to be the end of the affair those covered up he is married to an american and has left her two children behind. washington says she risks being arrested if she tries to read to former cuban president fidel castro has made his first appearance in nine months and is the real art studio that obama just said let's cube of a forty eight years before becoming ill in two thousand and six we have the power to his broth

in india, the fact that the diplomat is coming home, it's viewed as somewhat of a victory that india's stance has prevailed. but it's interesting, on the other hand, they have take a strong view, and on the other, we hope that this incident does not permanently damage relations between new delhi and washington. and we have to keep in mind that there are politically motivated actions taking place in india. they are about to go to a national election, these are particularly sensitive types, and politicians want to take the lead and defend india on the national stage. >>> officials in afghanistan say that u.s. officials accidentally shot and killed a four-year-old boy. in the province, the marines opened fire on a group of suspects and mistakenly killed the boy. it comes at a tough time with u.s.-afghan relations. president karzai is signing a security deal to keep forces in the country after a withdrawal of most of the forces this year. >> . >> police using teargas on protestors rallying. and they are supporters of deposed president, mohamed morsy. >>> they are voting on the referendum.