we report from mumbai. >> it's a daily chore in mumbai, collecting the trash to be taken to a landfill. like most certifies i cities int doesn't keep the area clean, leaving garbage piles like this a common sight in neighborhoods. for people living here, it's become a health hazard. >> we can't move around without covering our noses, the stench is horrible. >> when their homes were built in 2004, they were assured this landfill, one of three in mumbai, would move. instead, it's been growing by 2500 metric tons a day, one third of mumbai's daily waste. people here refuse to leave, saying the location is ideal, but the garbage makes it difficult. >> it smells even worse than it looks. even a slight breeze pushes the stench across this whole area. residents living next to the dump say this isn't even the worst of it. >> scrap pickers burn garbage looking for metals tadding to the health problems faced. >> the activity makes the smoke so dense and makes it difficult to breathe. >> some say the solution is ending the landfill system, using natural bacteria to break down garbage and resickle

ever since the mumbai attacks happened about seven years ago. of course, both sides have not come out with the details of the meeting, what are the issues which may be discussed. it is widely discussed they may be talking about trade, may also be focusing on border security because security has been a big concern on both sides. mr. modi's invitation to mr. sharif carries a lot of significance because the bjp has had a tough stance, vis-a-vis pakistan over the years. that is probably how mr. modi is also perceived in pakistan. in the 2002 anti-muslim riots happened, mr. modi was the provinceal chief minister. >>> another story we've been following is the mystery around the disappearance of malaysian flight 370, 239 people on board. satellite data has been released which may or may not give a new clue to its final hours. this is just some of more than 45 pages of raw data made public by the malaysian authorities and the british satellite firm inmar. it's reams and reams that have been used to calculate that that flight, flight 370, crashed somewhe

instead it's been growing by 2500 tonnes a day, one-third of mumbai's waste. people refused to leave, seeing the location is ideal. the garbage makes it difficult. >> it smells worse than it looks. a breeze pushes the stench across the area. residents living next to the dump say this is not the worst of it. >> scrap pickers burn garbage looking for metal, adding to the health problems people days. >> the proximity is making it difficult to breathe. >> some say the solution is ending the landfall system. >> natural bacteria has been used to break down the waste. operating in 43 sites, he says his methods are not used in mumbai because of the cost involved, something he says is short-sighted when compared to future costs. >> it will cost five times more because of the higher costs. it will be a lose/lose situation rather than win/win. >> the problem is they are stuck in a 25-year contract with private companies to clean up the landfill in a similar man are to mali's. three years into the contract officials are doubting the private company's capabilities. >> ther

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al jazeera, mumbai. >> a bridge in paris has become the focus of a bitter argument over love. for years the bridge has been draped with thousands of pad locks placed there by lovers as symbols of their devotion to each other. it's also become a huge tourist attraction. but some are saying its damaging one of the city's great lan landmarks. simon m mcgregor wood reports from paris. >> reporter: a sunny spring day in the city of love. the bridge straining under the weight of loving couples and pad locks. up close the names of those happy to be locked in love. the idea has traveled far and wide. they come from all four corners to express their love in metal. even those no long north springtime of youth like brian and audrey. >> it really is lovely. great idea. >> i think it's a very romantic idea, really, and i thought paris was the place for romance. >> on such a day it's hard not to get drawn in by all this love. unlicensed pad lock sellers are on hand in case you feel the ean. but not every is carried away. some hate it and started no love locks to reclaim part of the city's h

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kashmir is top of the list, but those behind the 26/11 attacks in mumbai in 2008 - there's no closure. india has been strong in offering pakistan folders of evidence, backed by the international community, including the united states saying that those behind, that organised the killing of 166 people in mumbai need to be brought to justice and need to be extradited and india wants them. it's a firm position that the b.j.p. party had during the campaign. harsh words for prime minister sharif to listen to. listen to them with a softer tone. it will be interesting to see how they come out of the meeting. there'll be no statements. we'll see how it progresses over the next few weeks with a new foreign minister. >> indeed. it will be interesting. thank you so much for that. live for us in new delhi. >>> still to come on al jazeera - tension in the south china sea as beijing and hanoi trade accusations - this time over the sinking of a vietnamese fishing boat. >> two weeks before the world cup kicks off in brazil - where is the passion. revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesti

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>> in the market here in mumbai, this is a central location. we've seen it closing at a record high today. also on friday it was record highs as well. even the other big stock market index touched record highs today. we're seeing it happening before we know what the election outcome is. polls actually close an hour from now. even before that, we see reactions. anticipation is -- many said they are riding on the opposition party that's perhaps going to do quite well in the election. in an hour from now, we'll start hearing from indian media and what their forecasts are for the polls. today is the last day of counting. most stock traders say we might see rallies actually through the next few days and even on the day of counting friday. it has been economic issues at the heart of this election. we travel aed across india. it's been mostly about jobs, about prices. it's been economic issues at heart of it. >> very busy mumbai street. thank you indieed. >>> let's talk about trip advisor. many of us use it figuring out which hotel or restaurant to go

one third of mumbai's daily waste. people here refuse to leave, saying the location is ideal, the garbage makes it difficult. >> it smells even worse than it looks. even a slight breeze pushes the stench across this whole area. lesses living next to the dump this isn't even the worse of it. >> scrap pickers burn garbage looking for metals adding to the health problems people here face. >> the brockty is very very dense, it becomes very difficult to breathe. >> some say the solution is ending the landfill system. sr using natural bacteria found in mammal stomachs to break down garbage and recycle the waste into usable come posts. operating in 43 sites across india, he says his methods aren't become used here because of the costs involved something he says is short sited when compares to future costs. >> so it is a lewis lewis situation, rather than a win win sitwigs. >> the city says the problem is they are stuck in a 25 year contract with private companies to clean up the landfill in a similar manner. but just three ye

he heads one of the leading construction companies in mumbai. he is a jane, a follower of the hindu faith. they recorded minority status making them the 6th official minority community in india. they join muslims, seek s, christians and farcis. it gives them preferential treatment, financial loans are easier to access. it could be entinterpreted as o to get votes. he told me it wasn't sway anyone in the jane community, calls the minority status have been going for decades mainly to protect the jane doctorine and community, but there are other advantages. >> more and more people will go into the field of education, establish their own, maybe schools, colleges. and there, it will be that they will be able to benefit their community out of that >> reporter: across the city, alshar, another business you entrepreneur and his wife, alona know a reserved place for their daughter in the future means the pressure is off of her to attain top marks. the move by politicians didn't mean it is an easy pushover when it comes to voting. >> i always give my word

mumbai. he is a follower of the hindu faith. they recorded minority status making them the 6th official minority community in india. they join muslims, sikhs, christians, buddists and far sees. it gives these groups preferential treatment. financial loans are easier to access. this recent move by the congress led coalition government could be interpreted as one to attract votes in the general election. he told me this wouldn't sway anyone in the jane community. calls for minority status have been ongoing for decades, mainly to protect the jane doctorine and community, but there are other advantages. >> more and more people will go into the field of education, establish their own school, colleges. and the advantage will be that they will be able to have it for their communicaty. >> across the city, vashal, a brings entrepreneur and his wife, alona know a reserve place for their daughter in the future means the pressure is off her to attain top marks. the move by politicians doesn't mean vashal is an easy pushover when it comes to

live to mumbai. he will face challenges domestically and abroad. let's discuss the domestic challenges. can you translate to the whole of india? the challenge he faces. you are right. the economy is the challenge. he has to get the economy out of its funk. he has mentioned do a good job. -- everybody was [indiscernible] youthas been a bland of and experience. this is not idea is saying he believes a minimum government and maximum government. in a sense he wants government to be small and effective. he has the purpose intention of women. he has gotten younger people on board. this chart collapse a few ministries. he has tried to collapse a aw ministries and combine structure that delivers results. it remains to be seen. >> [indiscernible] t defense minister. --t is a largehe are folio? large portfolio? announcement. what you are seeing right now is speculation in the media. yes, he has been given a large portfolio. government has not made an official announcement. he is likely to have control over these ministries. the other important point is it is

voters, we will get the latest news live from mumbai. seizing the gridlock on the the dockans jams on sites and potentially wider affection. more and more americans are saying goodbye. a look at the markets today the chinese story really interesting. market reforms could help boost stocks. china. australiahe most seeing declines. 3.5%. minh city down companies.ndustrial really taking a big hit on the conflict with china. between hanoiring and beijing over a stretch of the south china sea. it has to do with a search for oil and ships in an increasingly tense standoff. had hundreds of people taking to the streets in hanoi. what are the latest development? >> yesterday, vietnam's prime minister in his speech in myanmar asked other leaders to support vietnam and put pressure on china to remove that oil rig from the waters that vietnam says is in its territory. earlier, foreign ministers issued a statement calling on self-restraint from both parties as well as progress in formulating a code of conduct for that sea region. the unumlear whether

we are coming down to the opening sessions in mumbai. futures currently trading something like this. we will go live there when they are trading again. stay with us. >> stocks head lower after china's manufacturing sector contracts again. portugal moves on from the eu bailout. are there too many budget carriers? tiger air loses money for a third straight year. we are going to get more on the markets. china reopening from their holiday. pmibig gain right there, indicating that we are in contractionary mode, essentially showing you that all the data is in slowdown. >> we are watching a lot of the iron ore players in australia. different readouts coming from hsbc. we had a nsaid coming out with their price for cash -- we had a anz coming out with their price for cash. don't see it likely that prices will fall below 100. prices to bet $115-$150 region of u.s. knowing the big question -- the big question is whether the big steel mills in china will get the financing they need for resources and rom until euros -- and raw materials from austral

. >> reporter: south mumbai have been doing a roaring trade for 50 years. it's more than a market, it's a community with hundreds of small traders supporting hundreds of worker many people here voted for the party and the resent national elections. securing the b.j.p. a landslide victory. in return they want the new government to prevent foreign companies for setting up supermarkets in india. >> translator: our business won't sur viez if big stores open up our businesses will be finished, it's simple if people go to a mall all the small businesses will be finished, the people who earn daily wages will earn nothing. >> reporter: b.j.p. has promised to protect these mom and pop businesses by preventing outside investment in multi brand retail. but the new prime minister modi has a reputation for aggressively pursuing foreign capitol. >> with more than a billion people india is a massive market for companies like walmart and there are few supermarkets here to compete against and if they can get permission to open stores they could make huge profits. the consul

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well before mumbai, the two rivals had a contentious, violent history. they've fought four wars since 1947. and they've consistently battled over the northern region of kashmir. indeed, modi's invitation to sharif to attend his inauguration was also something of a surprise, since modi's hindu nationalist party has long advocated a tough stance on pakistan. many in pakistan remain wary of modi, who was accused of failing to protect muslims during religious riots in gujarat state in 2002, when he was chief minister there. for now, though, the door to rapprochement is open. the two nations plan to continue talks at the foreign minister level. >> brown: to assess these moves, we get two views: husain haqqani was pakistan's ambassador to the united states from 2008 to 2011. he's now a senior fellow at the hudson institute and a professor at boston university. and sumit ganguly, a professor of political science at indiana university. he's author of the book "conflict unending: india- pakistan tensions since 1947." welcome to both of you. sumit ganguly, let me

we saw that in mumbai in 2008. we saw attempts to carry out attacks like that in times square and in the new york subway over the last several years. you seen a couple of successful attacks, including an attack as a lone wolf at fort hood. a much moreing with difficult strategy to deal with, perhaps with lower body count, but with lower signatures and therefore different kind of thought processes. frankly, terrorism that is much more community based and requires much more state and local intelligence and awareness to identify incipient threats that are not going to be revealed because of spies and satellites that are somewhere over waziristan. in addition to that change in strategy, we are seeing new platforms from which terrorists can mount attacks. we have known for some time that yemen now is a center of bomb making. we have had some sophisticated efforts to try to get bombs into the united states. there was the underwear bomber, and then there was the effort to goingmbs in printers ever to be placed on cargo pl

let's close over to mumbai. >> that swearing in will happen at its :00 p.m. this evening at a ceremony which is likely to be the first in terms of all the attendingtate including pakistan, afghanistan, nepal, all attending. modi is likely to have bilateral talks with most of them tomorrow. he is clearly not waiting and not wasting any time. he has managed to keep his cards largely toward his chest. here is what we are watching out for. it is likely to be a smaller cabinet than previous governments with modi emphasizing that he will focus more on governance. activities of various ministries will be converged. the one that everyone is watching out for his finance minister. a politician has had a stint at the world bank previously. the role will require him to manage the deficit in india as well as revive growth urgently. the ministry has already drawn up a list of to-do's for him including the stock exchanges and a new monetary policy framework. we are also likely to see good news from india inc. >> thank you so much for that. the end of the road for the first

the accident happened on sunday about one hundred km south of mumbai local authorities say the engine and for the trains twenty cars jumped the tracks soon after leaving the tunnel about one thousand people were on board the train at the time. rescue workers are trying to reach passengers trapped inside the two rail cars. but tilted and overturned cars are making their work difficult. police are looking into the cause of the accident. the stone bridge under construction has collapsed in china's southern guangdong province eleven people died and two others were seriously injured. china sea ranch in one news agency says the twenty four meter long bridge collapse suddenly on saturday. in a village in while joe city. all of the casualties were among the construction crew working on the bridge to go to for lee was trying to build the bridge over a ditch but failed to get permission from the local government health officials reported the construction to stop several times. village leaders secretly we started work on the bridge over the three d media holiday from thursday to saturday police

we are in mumbai. >> credit suisse pleading guilty to and a u.s. tax investigation. talks with aup valuation of more than $10 billion. good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening to those in asia, and a very warm welcome to those just waking up in the u.s. i am mark barton. hyde, this isne "the pulse," live from london. cashing in at cannes. behind the scenes of the film festival. >> live with the u.k.'s shadow business sector, discussing pfizer's bid for astrazeneca. thearly results showed that coalition led by narendra modi has won by a landslide. the congress party has conceded defeat. let's head to mumbai, where sunanda jayaseelan is standing by. ground the latest on the ? india -- weines in have the exit polls that have been trickling in since 8:00 this morning. they have beenat leaving by massive figures. theave a simple majority in lower house. a lead. .ell above the halfway mark able to take the form of government. the progressive alliance led by the congress apartment -- but the congress party. celebrations have started already. are celebrating. the

we'll go live to mumbai to see if he can fulfill all those promises. hello. it is midday in london, 7:00 a.m. washington, 4:30 p.m. in delhi where the bjp is celebrating. the results show the group with the landslide victory. the scale of the predicted victory such that the ruling congress party has already admitted defeat. we have the latest from the election commission of india confirming bjp has won 51 seats and congress party so far just five. when you look at the commission's projections, you can see why people are talking about the biggest landslide victory in 30 years. it's currently predicted bjp could take a total of 279. congress may only have 47 seats in the parliament. for our special india election coverage, let's join delhi outside parliament. a political earthquake there. >> reporter: completely tim. it's been an extraordinary day so far. as you said, it began about 11:00 local in delhi when we heard the congress party. surprisingly quite early on in the day they announced defeat in this election. quickly after that we started to see a real mov

bbc news mumbai. >>> i want to leave you with this. look at currency. the british pound has hit the highest level against the dollar since august 2009. it gained six consecutive days. how hasing numbe in-- housing n out. not good for uk manufacturing. it makes goods more costly for outsiders to buy. that's the currency board at the moment. lots going on. tweet me. i'll tweet you back. you can get me at @aaron. >> you want a mango? >> i'd like one. >>> that's it. no more of these particular ones. >> this is nice. take that one there. bye. >> thank you very much. >>> stay with us on bbc world news. we've got more to come. the black and white photos of a party in south africa. they're celebrating 20 years of freedom. when you sat down to dinner with anticipation, not hesitation. when you didn't dread bedtime because of heartburn. when damage to your esophagus caused by acid reflux disease wasn't always on your mind. that's when you knew nexium was the prescription medication for you. because for over a decade nexium has provided many just like you with 24-

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he heads one of the leading construction companies in mumbai. he's a jain, a follower of a branch of the hindu faith. in january this year they recorded minority status making them the sixth official minority communities in india. minority status gives them preferential treatment in business and education. financial loans are easier to access. but this recent move by the government could be interpreted as one to attract votes in the general election. he told me that this wouldn't sway anyone in the jain community. calls for the minority status have been ongoing for decades mainly to protect the jain doctrine and community. there are other advantages. >> more and more people will go into the field of education. it will increase schools' qualities. they'll be able to -- 50% of them will have their own community. then it will benefit the public. >> reporter: across the city, another business entrepreneur and his wife know that the reserved place for their daughter in the future means the pressure is off her to retain top marks. the move by politici

questioned pakistan and prime minister as to why the 2611 trials held in pakistan that occurred in mumbai and 166 people and why it's dragging on and why has pakistan not adhered to the extradition requests of india and believe some of the individuals who master minded the attacks in mumbai in 2008 are sheltered by elements in pakistan and they want to see justice on that level. they also talked about kashmir elections and the on going filtration by armed fighters and want that stopped and also want to try and resume trade and i think trade they will be able to resume a much longer lasting peace accord that could help both countries. >> what is the explanation behind this reaching out by modi towards sharif and toward pakistan? >> reporter: well,s modi wants to be about to certainly see the possibility of economic land routes through pakistan over to china to afghanistan and to the central asian republicans, things that india would like to export are items such as petroleum and sugar and commodities like that. they are in plentiful supply here in india and wants to look to the west of the

a report from india's commercial capitol, mumbai. >> a roarring trade for 50 years, more than a market. it's a it community with hundreds of small traders supporting thousands of workers. many here like this shopkeeper voted in the recent national e elections. securing the bjp a landslide victory. in return, they want the new government to prevent foreign companies from setting up supermarkets in india. >> our business won't survive if big stores open up, our businesses will be finished. it's simple. if people go to a mall, all of the small businesses will be finished. the people who earn daily wages, they will u they will earn nothing. >> the bjp has promised to protect these mom and pop businesses by preventing outside investment in multi-brand rail but the new prime minister has a reputation for aggressively pursuing foreign capital. with more than a billion people, india is a massive market for companies like tesco and wal-mart. there are few supermarkets. if they can get permission to open stores, they could make huge profits. >> the consulting firm, deloitte predicts the rail sec

new delhi has not forthen the mumbai terror attacks were carried out by a radical group based in pakistan. the u.s. is watching closely, too. can the obama administration find a partner in a leader who won't be allowed in the united states? >> we view our relationship with india as one vitally important for economic, strategic reasons, and one that we look forward to continuing to grow in the future. >> india's economic future may be just the issue voters are turning out for. it's about to become home to 20% of the world's working population. election results are days away, but it's already true. more indians have cast ballots than in the last six american elections combined. >> can one of the world's largest countries have a government that is non grata in the united states, or is context everything? does modi get to out run his past? are the things to come in india just on hold as modi kick stars the growth again. joining us for "inside story" from new york, frank wisner. in our washington studio alyssa ayres. senior fel fellow, former assist deputy secretary of state. and professor, le

his dance troupe brought more than 140 bags of costumes on their trip from mumbai, to outfit 90 indian dancers. >> what are you going for? >> what is the sflook. >> reporter: what is the look? >> very indian, very bollywood, glitch, chic, loud. >> reporter: can you go sexy? >> very sexy. >> reporter: can you go skimpy? >> i am particular about not looking vulgar. >> reporter: from rehearsal to light, makeup, wardrobe. this is the finished product. ♪ ♪ but before we go, a little time for a lesson in bollywood moves. >> very, very bollywood. >> reporter: what are the characteristic moves of the dance? >> everything bollywood is hip-oriented for the girl and very subtle for the guys. >> reporter: seems easy enough. teach me one move. >> make him do this one. not that difficult. >> reporter: one foot out there. okay. >> that's it! that's it! >> yeah. >> doing bollywood. >> reporter: that could be the end of bollywood as we know it. for "nightline" in tampa, florida, i'm jim avila. >> thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're onlin

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more than a dozen dead after a train derailed south of mumbai. >> a look at some of the court headlines we are tracking -- corporate headlines we are tracking. siemens said to be close to selling their report solutions business. sale asmay announce the early as this week. a philippine brandy maker is looking to buy what mckay -- mackay.te and at least 19 people have died when a passenger train derailed south of mumbai. >> the unfortunate accident taking place as we speak. let me give you a sense of how large it is. thatorld's largest network carries nearly 150,000 kilometers. it has 8000 stations. it carries nearly 24,000 passengers each day. moved -- thet public ninth largest sector employer. most governments do not [indiscernible] maintenance continues to be very poor on the networks. czar introduced -- lines areduced new introduced. exports, we continued to see her thick accents like this one. a quick look at what is going on market wise. a look at hong kong and shanghai. the state's pmi data, we saw contraction and worse than expected contraction in that sector. people reacting nega

open a warehouse in mumbai takes you 196 days. will reduce the amount of red tape that needs to be cut. if you look at the number of tourists in india, it is 6.8 million. 132 million. the growth that is necessary has been blocked by inefficiency. were at the same point in 1970. korea is now 30% gdp and india is at 15%. these other issues that the new government is going to deal with. >> infrastructure can be controversial and you need a majority. >> basically, a new government is going to prioritize spending over subsidies. i think this is for positive. di has been a state leader for three terms. it is a complete change of politics in india. he is an outsider to the delhi establishment. >> are talking about wiping away decades of the nehru gandhi family at the heart of indian politics? >> yes, but it is been happening for some time. the bjp has always been seen as a center-right party. that is how the media perceives it. it has been difficult to find allies. di has been talking about growth and governance and what india should be

the other thorn in the side is those that perpetrated the 26/11 attacks in mumbai. india demanded on several occasions, and it's across political parties, that they want the perpetrators, and those behind the attacks to be brought to justice, beprosecuted. they believe that pakistan is harbouring them. while those issues continue, it seems that certainly the two government democratically elected government who want to work together, and narendra modi has offered a former olive branch that nawaz sharif grasped. it's up to the foreign secretaries and ministers to progress that forward to meetings in the future. on this side of the border, the indian publish, press, pleased that he has arrived and hope that this can develop into a friendlier relationship, one that would reap benefits politically and in terms of grade. >> it's early days. thank you for that live from new delhi. >>> still to some - syria's cultural catastrophe. how the war is destroying historical sites and what is being done about it. >>> fight for control of donetsk airport. separatists report heavy ca

one of the lowest points in relations was in 2008 when explosions in mumbai tour through the luxury taj mahal hotel and several other sites, killing at least 164 people. pakistani militants were responsible for the attacks. now, there is talk of a new beginning. the two leaders have demonstrated their good will and have agreed to push for peace talks at a diplomatic level. >> here is a finding that could grab the attention of india and pakistan -- if developing and emerging economies want to grow sustainably, the to treat their workers well. that's the clear message from the international labor organization's annual world work report. >> they found investing in quality jobs held to boost the economy and catch up with advancing economies. they hope the message will ring a bell with a few governments. >> this man has a job, but he earns less than two dollars a day. like some 830 9 million other workers in developing countries, that's around a third of the workforce in those countries. the international labor organization is calling for developing and emerging economies to create more qual

. >> we are in mumbai right after the break. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ >>> we have some comments coming out from the russian foreign minister, mr. lavrov, he says no new international talks planned now for ukraine. that's for those looking for key movements. >>> the net profit is up 4.8% beating expectations. the carmaker's numbers helped by a weaker yen, but the sluggish sales are in the market. they predict 405 billion yen in net profit for the year ending march 2015. that compares with 425.4 billion estimated by reuters. it seems domestic consumption in japan is hit by the rece