the hindu master bar and the hindu volunteer organization the r.s.s. twenty thousand r.s.s. militants were jailed so members do let us forget how many gandhi supporters targeted the brahmins of maharashtra the caste to which the assassin ghodsee belonged and which was closely associated with the hindu party and the r.s.s. . is. then the most about over as it. the trial of gandhi's assassins was held at the red fought a highly symbolic location it was there that larry had made his first speech to independent india and to this day the prime minister addresses crowds from the red force on independence day. india is a democracy the defendants had the right with their trial supposedly for the trial at the red ford offered not i'm god saying it the perfect platform to air his views . he refused legal defense and though he had lawyers he pleaded his own case that he didn't do he stated that he had out it to his hindu faith and the back about good to which justified violence. he said he had been compelled to take action for the nation of hindus which gandy had betrayed. he needed to

campaign centered on a single topic congress was a hindu party with a hindu leader and if hindus won the first elections after independence muslims would face assimilation and oppression to survive they needed their own state of pakistan so in one hundred forty six he decides to take the matter to the streets general had been a strictly constitutional court petition before that and he's been loyal to the british he hasn't ever been involved in civil disobedience campaigns he never adopted the sort of tact tactics that gandhi adopted in one hundred forty six august ninety four to six he decides to take the issue to the streets he's going to show the power of muslims in india and he has a direct action. jinnah's call for direct action day on august sixteenth nine hundred forty six in support of the demand for pakistan to start an eruption of harrowing violence in calcutta. five thousand people were massacred and twenty thousand wounded most of the. that led to retaliatory attacks by hindus against muslims elsewhere reprisal killings spread across northern india entire families were sla

the hindu master and the hindu volunteer organization the r.s.s. twenty thousand r.s.s. militants were jast see members do they let us forget how. gandhi supporters targeted the brahmins of maharashtra the caste to which the assassin ghodsee belonged and which was closely associated with the hindu party and the r.s.s. teens. as it. the trial of gandhi's assassins was held at the red fought a highly symbolic location it was there that larry had made his first speech to independent india and to this day the prime minister addresses crowds from the red force on independence day. india is a democracy the defendants had the right of their trial supposedly for the trial of the red forty offered mataram god syria the perfect platform to air his views. he refused legal defense and though he had lawyers he pleaded his own case but he did do he stated that he had out it to his hindu faith and the back about good to which justified violence. he said he had been compelled to take action for the nation of hindus which gandy had betrayed. he needed to rid the nation of this man who pe

for hindus cows are secret recently there's been a spate of attacks by hindu vigilantes targeting those they suspect of slaughtering cattle. marty marty. or margaret got there so many. jackie yes somebody there to be a poncho logan. or catch cancer or. you gotta get a car boiling away. or. managed to escape with his life he was lucky his father died from his injuries two days later devastating the family. was going to look at a couple. years shot not only lost his father he says he also lost his old way of life one where muslims and hindus live together in peace is god. they were not i can't go to him. when they cut i'm going to be no muslim monica. are going to be very clear. but it is going to the money from others who didn't do them nor. about it. despite the government's assurance the confound is still waiting for justice. months after your shots father dart his alleged killers are yet to face trial. increasingly hardliners in both india and pakistan are still going really just and political division. in mumbai we find these prejudices alive in the younger generation. and. i go to s

for hindus cows are secret recently there's been a spate of attacks by hindu vigilantes targeting those they suspect of slaughtering cattle. marty marty john look at the g twenty or margaret got there some of the number. jackie yes some of the dear here we have been to logan. or catch cancer or part of. it got better get a car boiling away. or. managed to escape with his life he was lucky his father died from his injuries two days later devastating the family. that i. didn't call. you should not only lost his father he says he also lost his old way of life one where muslims and hindus live together in peace is god. there when i can go to him come out for the incubi win the cup i'm going to be in the muslim on. down economics and i'm going to be clear. better to go with hundred of them are from others who didn't do them nor. bad. despite the government's assurance that confound me is still waiting for justice. months after your shots father dark his alleged killers are yet to face trial. increasingly hardliners in both india and pakistan are still going really just and political division

advocates a nationalistic hindu agenda and has often courted controversy the r.s.s. as founders were known to sympathize with hitler and mussolini critics say the group is behind the pre needless cult. movement. and. so these. could be a. game india's prime minister narendra modi has never spoken of a master race but he did emerge from the r.s.s. movement and he's an outspoken supporter of the return to hindu traditions just like dr wanny he comes from gujarat was it out that the user who got by we want to expand from good to all of india right now we have seven centers we want to make sure people have the best offspring possible not just in india but also in other countries. is in need of food only so many say yes at the moment dr no one is birthing center can only accommodate eight couples at a time it's their job to serve as a basters of the supposedly revolutionary method theirs and their children's assuming they can grow up to be as perfect as promised. well here in germany chantal mccool's conservatives and the social democrats still haven't been able to work o

on january thirtieth one thousand nine hundred forty eight he was killed by a hindu nationalist with three shots to the chest. in one thousand nine hundred eighty one gandhi was interviewed by an american journalist. if you compared. the late brother of gandhi's assassin was jailed for almost two decades at the time of our interview he was eighty five years old and recalled every detail of the plot. better are not. not so you will be one. gun. but mark. the hero was. more deviate. bread and. water but disappeared india we've already there to bed persons. were dispersed not. in the indian capital delhi there are several sites dedicated to the memory of the man to whom the poet to gore gave the name mahatma greats. this somebody this site where gandhi's body was cremated on a funeral pyre of sandal wood in accordance with hindu funeral custom. the national gandhi museum and house converted into a memorial museum after gandhi was assassinated on its grounds. every day krell to visit his flock there from all over the country bengal and kerala pradesh and money poor. many indians rich or

now you've got a problem with padmavat, which is a film, and it's about a 14th century hindu queen and a muslim ruler. a fictitious film. but it's caused all sorts of fuss, you know. went to the supreme court in india because people didn't want it shown and the supreme court says, no, it can be shown, you know, freedom of speech and so on. some cinema, but we're not going to show this film because we're worried about violence. i mean surely you as, even though you say it's not relevant to your identity, the fact you're not only an indian actor, icon, you're also a muslim indian icon, you should be commenting on this kind of issue. i take comment on the art part of it. and if i put any identity of me forward, even indian muslim identity, it's wrong. because as an artist i should talk as an artist and, as an artist, i think whenever a film comes out, like we just talked about, if there is dissent, hopefully with discussion, it will end. so i hope it ends with padmavat also. i think there have been a lot of discussions on it. the other thing i don't want to do via your show is give any cr

gibraltar is a crossroads community with a jumble of muslims, jews, hindus, and italians joining the english, and all crowded together at the base of this mighty rock. with its strategic setting, gibraltar has an illustrious military history, and remnants of its martial past are everywhere. the rock is honeycombed with tunnels. many were blasted out by the brits in napoleonic times. during world war ii, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the 100-ton gun is one of many cannon that both protected gibraltar and controlled shipping in the strait. a cable car whisks visitors from downtown to the rock's 14,000-foot summit. from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tou

. >> cows are revered by hindus, and that's the most populous religion there. this is no surprise to me that somebody stopped and said i have got the help him out. we have animal rescues here. they do, too. except they have larger number of cows wandering around than we do. >> gigi meyer admits this is probably one of the silliest things she has ever done. but it was fun, so why not. this is urban football. >> woo! >> illegal hit. first down. >> come on, ref. >> she is the ref. she is no stranger to football, her pops is the head football coach at the ohio state university. >> oh! oh! >> flag. >> flag. >> oh, flag. >> penalty. first down. >> come on ref, you have been cheap of the showing me all day. >> i haven't seen a thing. >> come on. this is ridiculous. >> first down. >> if you are down with that, pretty sure you will be down with this, too. >> oh. oh, lick odell. >> nice grab. >> this is the ultimate frisbee version of that that's not odell beckham jr. it's joey schneider. >> that will strike fear into your opponents' head. we are going to play the spanks

it's a kaleidoscope of colors from the hindu temples to the bustling street markets. it's he to more than 1 million people and to nepal's largest burn center. when he is not operating at one of five surgical camps across the country, dr. shankar rai n runs the burn center. >> burn injuries are common in nepal mainly because most of the people use open fire for cooking around and the fireplace is at the ground level and people sit around the fireplace so they can keep themselves warm, and at the same time the children can crawl on to the fireplace. the statistics quoted by the the government of nepal minister of health says that about 56,000 people suffer burnings every year in nepal, and they go to the government hospitals. then of course, in the remote villages, many people when they are sick or injured, they don't go to the government houses, but they treat themselves with the local faith healers and shamans. >> today he is giving a lecture. >> and dr. shaye spends a few mon months every year in low income countries just like nepal, and he trains a lot of people the

about particular anchors some of whom are on india today of channels but about them could only give you hindu like you would john would have been someone a president the anchors like donna gore of star want frequently put out incendiary and sometimes completely false information on that and they're not the only ones doing that in the indian media is this is the time puerto aventuras ok so what chakrabarti was describing is a very real issue on the indian airwaves and she paid a price for that yes she did her job senior editor. stuff india today met to discuss the tweet and she says a week later she go call from h.r. thinks you have three options to leave the tweet resign or face being fired saying she refused to be censored she chose the latter and the company house of the trucker bazzi broke their rules on editorial conduct ok thanks to our sometimes a date on the calendar can become synonymous with an event a founding moment for a new media narrative september eleventh two thousand and one is an example of that for turks there's july fifteenth two thousand and sixteen when a failed coup att

he has regularly worn it at home during official celebrations of diwali, the hindu festival of lights. now to the philippines, where it's estimated that more than 21 million people live under the poverty line. in the capital manila, many struggle to find work and the money to buy food. that's led to the rise of a trade of "pagpag", that's food scavenged from rubbish tips, then cooked and sold in poor communities. our philippines correspondent howard johnson visited happyland barangay to meet the people involved in the trade. this man thinks through the rubbish, looking for scraps of meat thrown away by fast food restaurant in manila. he became a pagpag collector after he lost his job in the nearby dock. translation: after he lost his job in the nearby dock. translationzlj after he lost his job in the nearby dock. translation: i get around $6 per week after the pagpag is sold. somehow it is ok because it helps with house expenses, rice and other food. like him, millions of filipinos live under the poverty line and in the overcrowded slums of manila, this is what the poorest of the poor

splattering of rain coming through and that will make its way further eastwards rain turning to snow over the hindu kush pushing across afghanistan fourteen celsius here in kabul and notice still looking rather disturbed behind and wet weather will come out of cyprus out of turkey easing towards syria once again southern areas. lebanon jordan doesn't look too bad should be last dry we pushed further south into my neck of the words here looks pretty disturbed as well actually long a lot of cloud of rain that will bring flooding across northern parts of saudi arabia eases its way down across us here in qatar doha to around twenty four degrees and then that right really setting is a heads towards the u.a.e. towards amman again flooding coming in behind abu dhabi twenty three back to a dry twenty three here in doha by sunday afternoon. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that it was every day but the message is a simplistic you have been trained good logical rational person crazy monsters and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusation and evidence is

sputtering of rain coming through and that will make its way further eastwards rain tended to snow over the hindu kush pushing across afghanistan fourteen celsius here in kabul and that is still looking rather just behind and wet weather will come out of cyprus out of turkey easing towards syria once again southern areas. lebanon jordan doesn't see back should be last dry we pushed further south into our neck of the words here looks pretty disturbed as well actually long a lot of cloud of rain that will bring flooding across northern parts of saudi arabia eases its way down across here and caught a die hard around twenty four degrees and then that right really setting is a heads towards the u.a.e. towards amman again flooding coming in behind abu dhabi twenty three celsius pick back to a dry twenty three by sunday afternoon. the weather sponsored by cattle he's. facing the realities of growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activist in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on ta

with some snow a higher elevations of see there were twelve us rain but certainly to head up into the hindu kush is going to result in some heavy snow fall elsewhere we've got one or two showers around the caspian sea and cheerio settled weather across the of violence continues with a threat to further rain at times certainly quite a bit of cloud around too and heading into lot of parts we can you see this area of rain developing kuwait through up into northern parts of iraq and even iran seeing some rain at times but recently i've been chippy largely dry highs of eighteen degrees here in the arabian peninsula it's going to be fine i think through much of friday but cloud is going to spill down and with it will come the risk of some rain at times no hearing casserly hardly seen a drop of rain all the way through the winter but i think could begin to change from subtly almost through the coming week a much more unsettled picture and certain across parts of saudi arabia we could well see some heavy rain at times through into southern parts of africa we've had some very heavy showers across th

showers even for us or lanka which is what you might expect a little bit as wintry weather up in the hindu kush wants is more of the story the further west you are and in the arabian peninsula your forecast in the middle to high twenty's for bahrain qatar east and sadly as well which is hardly knew what to expect the air originated in north east africa's come through a rather warm iraq in fact for most parts it's not particularly wintry look even marty has warmed up to minus six. well is. the read so that i could recruit everybody. which turns to activism with a new mission i still give birth to quit my job to build software for future. dissidents within the technological. it's too late to get certainly the patients in their field from the capitalist part of the record. at this time on al-jazeera. they're going or one of the top stories. in syria russian and syrian government forces are continuing their assault on two regions held by rebels some shelling have killed more than two hundred people in an eastern ruta in just four days. north korea has held a massive military parade a day befor

to the west as that things are rather costly we have seen rain and snow in the hindu kush in the far northwest of india northern pakistan not much around now but there might still be a bit more snow to come it's not so daft to stir the atmosphere so still not good in northern india twenty six enduring of the last thirty to one hundred but that breeze might be a chartreuse for one don't bank on it it should be the dry time the year and it looks like it still will be as carry on west to the arabian peninsula and he attempts have been surprisingly high recently as being quite human around the gulf morning fog has been around certainly in doha as full cross of twenty eight is hari is the twenty eight of riyadh above normal but it keeps going up doha's max on sunday is quite surprising thirty. for the congolese the journey took. all aboard that means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because they might get the thing to chance in life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i fell onto the rails and nearly died. of children eat go to school and live because of the train

welcome return to precipitation of both sorts of rain and snow in the northwest of india and up in the hindu kush is being enjoyed by all. there with sponsored by cats on race. it was appalling which modern day venezuela was a stop. for over a century this lucrative resorts has divided the people both less than those with the world's largest reserves. charting the impact of industrialization and the legacies of its prominent leaders we shed light on the troubles afflicting venezuela today the big picture the battle for venezuela at this time on al-jazeera . and watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now israeli police have recommended prime minister benjamin netanyahu be indicted over corruption allegations the attorney general now has to decide whether to pursue formal charges that yahoo is about to stay on israel's leader some aspects of the u.n. has accused me in march the government of making lives for henge of muslims a death sentence hundreds of thousands of them have fled the country since a violent military crackdown began in august and u.s. secretary of state

now where there is more rain developing this cloud is active for northern india northern pakistan the hindu kush it could be rain or snow depending on your height above sea level and it's welcomed from enough good for fruit growers always there are many in this part of the world. the winds are sponsored by qatar and he's. a young so mali refugee thrilled to gain u.s. residency in twenty sixteen. and was told i was unlucky to good. i was a really really hard to go down suddenly. but with anti immigrant sentiment under the trump presidency al-jazeera well to ask sally was when they use american dream is still alive. in america at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now investigators in russia say they're looking at all possible causes as the hunt for clues began to into why a plane crashed soon after take off from an airport in moscow all seventy one people on board were killed at least six civilians including two children have been killed in syrian government air strikes and rebel helped east in eastern guta more than two hundred forty people

not according to whether we are muslims or hindus or buddhist and i do think if people would take the time to read and listen to pope francis, he might be considered the next nonpolitical religious leader for the entire world. including america. and he teaches what jesus taught. love god, love your neighbor, treat others as you would like to be treated, and do not judge. that what we have a difference of opinion, we can still treat each other with respect, pray for each other and i do believe that was billy graham's basic message and i do think his death is a loss for the entire world. but i just wanted to say you know, as catholics, if we're truly following scripture, we will see that we are to love others and help them to know about christ. and i think that's what billy graham tried to do. so god bless everybody and let's pray for each other. thank you. >> tony perkins, the last minute or so. >> 99 years is a legacy. and i think again going back to what we started with. a legacy is determined not what is behind you but what is before you. what billy graham did is laid a foundation f

you can see the area developing more widely with snow on its leading edge as it pushed up through the hindu kush and into the himalayas but otherwise fine conditions the most part again sri lanka still seeing some showers here the arabian peninsula is looking to a bit more unsettling to more cloud around here in the course of wednesday across the gulf states generally in the risk of want to show as temperatures just twenty five degrees here in doha on the other side the potential is looking fine for the top temperature of thirty four in mecca. from satellite technology to three d. printing. called waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating your point and solving problems challenging systems and shaping. creative thinkers sure continents future. africa. back without a zero recap of the top stories aerial bombardment of the besieged syrian neighborhood of eastern ghouta has resumed after the day a five hour humanitarian truce was called for. south africa's parliament has overwhelmingly passed a motion allowing

no forecast showers even for which is what you might expect a little bit is wintry weather up in the hindu kush wants is more of the story the further west you are and in the arabian peninsula the forecast in the middle to high twenty's for bahrain qatar eastern side as well which is how they knew what to expect the air originated in north east africa's come through rather warm iraq in fact for most parts is not particularly wintry look even marty has warmed up to minus six. when they're online. that. number not because the situation is. chaos or if you join us on sat. between. this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. and again you're watching out there as a reminder of our top stories this hour at least twenty three people have been killed by the syrian regime and russian as strikes and rebel held eastern. the number killed over the past four days exceeds two hundred people. a former prime minister of bangladesh has been sentenced to five years in prison for corruption was f

with some snow a higher elevations of see there were twelve us rain but certainly to head up into the hindu kush is going to result in some heavy snow fall elsewhere we've got one or two showers around the caspian sea and cheerios settled weather across the advance will continues with a threat of further rain at times certainly quite a bit of cloud around two and heading into lot of parts we can you see this area of rain developing kuwait threw up into northern parts of iraq and even iran seeing some rain at times but recently i've been chippy largely dry highs of eighteen degrees here in the arabian peninsula it's going to be fine i think through much of friday but cloud is going to spill down and with it will come the risk of some rain at times now here in car so you hardly seen a drop of rain all the way through the winter but i think could begin to change from subtly almost through the coming week a much more unsettled picture and certain across parts of saudi arabia we could well see some heavy rain at times through into southern parts of africa we've had some very heavy showers across

you can see the area developing more widely with snow on its leading edge as it pushed up through the hindu kush and into the himalayas but otherwise fine conditions the most part again sri lanka still seeing some showers here the right being potentially looking to a bit more unsettling to more cloud around here in the course of wednesday across the gulf states generally in the risk of one or two showers temperatures just twenty five degrees here on the other side the potential is looking fine for the top temperature of thirty four in mecca. the scene for us where on line what is american sign you meant the piece is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people there are choosing between buying medication eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist just posted a story join a global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera france has appealed to russia to ensure that aid

says the violence against her hindu muslims has all the hallmarks of genocide. potence senate passes a controversial law that will regulate one a cold speech outrage in israel. and the memo that see talk of washington the f.b.i. says a document suggesting abuse of power within its ranks is full of inaccuracy. so i can use high code as old of the government to reopen several t.v. stations that it shut down on tuesday the country's top three t.v. networks were taken off the air off they tried to broadcast a mock in an old ration ceremony held by opposition leader writer doing to declare himself the people's president claiming a president who to kenya election when last year it was great let's speak now to catherine sawyer who's live for us in nairobi catherine tell us more about this and what the government to say. yes we were. one of this television stations that have been switched off and t.v. and we wanted to catch the lunchtime bulletin which they were streaming online which again is a problem because this television stations were talking about n t v k t n a n

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revolutionary icons adorn the wools at the moment the students attending against india's government and its hindu nationalist policies. we are opposed to the government's economic policies we are opposed to the government's politics though we are getting really bad and i mean there are lots of conversations to be had with parents also is scared and wouldn't want us to take strong positions because everyone was started in students one by one from that institution the police and even universities outside india so given our solidarity so we do believe that he has a very strong message to step stronger wind which is including a lot of you with a lot of young people a lot of like minded people to get. the movement is headed by the man who sparked off the protests can i yaku ma is the leader of the all india student federation after attending a rally against the execution of a kashmiri separatist he was accused of sedition and arrested. khan i was released on bail and now rails against the government i have any idea what it will be bought her democracy this fight is for social justice at the university

revolutionary icons adorn the rules at the moment the students are turning against india's government and its hindu nationalist policies. we are of course are the government's economic policies we are opposed to the government's politics the way it is a suing the politics of hatred of politics of communalism and caused injustice that is we are that is something we'll always do and repeated leave is always things are getting really bad and i mean there were lots of conversations we had with parents . who didn't want us to take strong positions because everyone was started in students one by one from that station of the police and even universities outside india so given our solidarity so we do believe that he has a very strong message step strong movement which is including a lot of you with a lot of young people a lot of like minded people together. the movement is headed by the man who sparked off the protests can i. is the leader of the all india student federation after attending a rally against the execution of a kashmiri separatist he was accused of sedition and arrested. was released on bail

christian and muslim societies, muslim and hindu societies. anybody who is a religious dissenter, they get accused of one of these image anywhere religious crimes. president trump made his first foreign trip to saudi arabia and said nothing about the hundreds of people rotting in prison in saudi arabia for these kinds of ima imaginary crimes that the state puts people in jail for or people can get executed for alleged apostcy or heresy. >> dave, anything to add on that? >> no, i'll jump on that train. i'm from virginia, a quite superior state to maryland. >> let's not say that. >> well, you had the lincoln joke, i had to get you back for that. >> although, virginia is a nice blue state today, so you've got a point. >> don't get me nervous. i was feeling relaxed. we had a couple of guys named madison and jefferson that came up with statutes of religious freedom. >> he wanted the founding of the university of virginia and the declaration of independence. >> not a bad list. >> not a bad list at all. >> so i'm all -- that project, that is what we

on the front page of the hindu times, is basically saying, put a deposit down on this $1.5 million condo and you'll get to have dinner with the son of the president of the united states. whether that's -- it's not illegal, but it certainly doesn't look ethical and it certainly looks like a sort of pay-to-play thing that is happening in a foreign country, where anybody with some money has access to the son of the u.s. president. >> kathleen, is that how you see it? >> it is. there are several problems with this arrangement. one is that there are countless new deals going on, countless new real estate transactions where the trump administration is literally selling access to the first family. in addition, there's this blurring of the line between the trump organization's business and our foreign policy. that is donald junior giving a speech on foreign policy issues. so i think this trip really shows the lie that the trump organization told a bit more than a year ago when it said that there would be no new foreign deals. there are countless foreign deals, as these condominiums are up for sa