the air quality in delhi one of the most polluted cities in the wood this is believed to do the only during the winter as the core winds make it harder for luton students books. baking their admission industrial activity and the public burning carried out by palm of the neighboring feed me to a significant spike in pollution levels in delhi every winter. there's an additional challenge. doctors and the doctor upon the knowledge it says that the dip in temperature and rise and pollution levels may lead to an increase in the spread of coronavirus infections many health experts are echoing this concern the board of appearing cold weather the went pollution levels right i miss the respiratory tract become strike which can make people more prone to corporate banking and other respiratory illnesses the protective mechanisms group we call them. dr that there is also concerned that health care facilities maybe all of the rise in calls in 1000 cases in addition to the usual spike in influenza and other respiratory disorders during winters. while medical health professionals brace themselves f

you're watching news asia coming up today toxic smog in delhi meets residents even more vulnerable to the coronavirus we talked to an environmental expert in india's capital who warns the pollution could complicate the battle for anyone contracting coverts 19 also coming up the worst storm to hit vietnam in decades rescuers race to find survivors as the country digs out from type from the lobby. what have you heard about this detective is crime solving skills are legendary in his part of pakistan when it comes to stolen cows. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us pollution and gulf india's capital delhi all year but winner sees the air quality drop to its lowest levels it's a toxic soup that stings the eyes burns the lungs and makes it difficult to breathe and delhi now appears to be heading towards another surge in coven $1000.00 infections health experts worry the smog could worsen the viruses spread and make it even more deadly near a charger he reports it's the onset of winter and at the end she has engulfed the city. the air quality in delhi one of the mo

and of the indian capital delhi doctors are warning pollution in that city could complicate the battle for anyone who becomes infected with coach. brian thomas good to have you with us today french president emmanuel has issued a call for unity after another deadly attack that's being treated as an act of islamist terror a man armed with a knife killed 3 people inside the notre dame the silicate in the southern city of nice the suspect is a young tunisian man who entered france illegally from italy it is the deadliest 3rd islamised attack in france in 2 months. a place of worship and the scene of tara candles laid outside the chechen nice at. tribute for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who are more than. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a to newseum national born in 1990. s. to geishas have s

i invite you to come to delhi. i'll personally take you and show you the new india and you'll be surprised. i thank you for that, and i look forward to it, not least because some of the things you've just mentioned, like the tens of millions of new toilets, which is a very serious commitment... bank account... ..and a commitment which mr modi seems to have delivered on. the problem is that many of those toilets are simply not working cos your water infrastructure is so poor. but let us not get stuck on that particular detail. i am interested to hear you say that overall, you think the indian people are very, very pleased with your government's performance. if that's the case, why is mr modi and your government so keen to repress all signs of criticism? repress? oh, come on. you see the most influential newspaper in delhi, where i'm sitting, is called the hindustan times. please open the hindustan times of today, of yesterday, the day before yesterday, last month, a year before. they are very critical of our governm

in delhi thanks very much for the update. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least 17 people have been killed in a collision between a boss of a train in central thailand the 2 of us was carrying 65 passengers to a religious ceremony a vehicle was hit by the train as across the railway track. in the u.s. city of denver a man has been shot dead during protests by rival left and right wing groups eyewitnesses say the alleged gunman argued with the victim before spraying mace and shooting him at close range police arrested a suspect they said had been working as a security guard. and staying in the u.s. the white house says president donald trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus but the statement released by his doctor does not say the president has tested negative for covert 19 has resumed his election campaign telling hundreds of jubilant supporters gathered at the white house that the pandemic would soon disappear. he's back striking a pose for his supporters for do

you're watching news asia coming up today toxic smog in delhi needs residents even more vulnerable to the coronavirus we talked to an environmental expert in india's capital who warns the pollution could complicate the battle for anyone contracting cope with 19 also coming up the worst storm to hit vietnam in decades rescuers race to find survivors as the country digs out from thai from the lobby. what have you heard about this detective his crime solving skills are legendary in his part of pakistan when it comes to stolen cows. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us pollution engulfs india's capital delhi all year but winner sees air quality dropped to its lowest levels it's a toxic soup that stings the eyes burns the lungs and makes it difficult to breathe and delhi now appears to be heading towards another surgeon kovan $1000.00 infections health experts worry the smog could worsen the viruses spread and make it even more deadly near a charger he reports it's the onset of winter and. has engulfed the city the air quality in delhi one of the most polluted cit

the bbc‘s arunoday mukharji has this report from delhi. she sobs devastated and heartbroken. another indian mother torn apart by grief. under indian law, we can't show you herface, nor the face of the victim, her daughter. her death came two weeks after four men allegedly brutalised, tortured and gang raped her. some details too horrific to relay. a heinous crime, but one that india is all too familiar with. she was a dalit, formally known as untouchable, the lowest in the hindu caste system. her case has brought into focus the powerlessness felt by those at the bottom of it. the dalit girl stripped of her dignity in life, and also, the family claim, in death. the police, they told us, hastily cremated her body in the dead of night, despite their protests. translation: i spent the whole night crying. i didn't know what had happened. they could have shown us her body and let us conduct the last rites. one doesn't get closure if this isn't done. they beat some people and the car reached the funeral ground. they started beating family members and kicking them there. is this any

on the island of delhi one of the most famous speeches on the mediterranean it's being sand is unique. and around he has been caring for this natural wonder for over 3 decades he got stranded here back in 1909 while heading for the atlantic in his catamaran. marandi happened upon a little island between corsican sardinia quite by accident. he's lived here on his own and watched over delhi ever since at 81 he's still almost comically self-sufficient. when i came to the island i couldn't even change a lightbulb. but here i was forced to acquire all sorts of important survival skills. like a modern day robinson crusoe he uses everything the island's rugged terrain has to offer like prickly pears and aloe vera. i also use the ilo as a medicinal plant to treat cuts and scrapes and above all summer. because the only shady spot on view deli is by his house miranda is only companions are his 2 hands who keep them hopping here's their hutch. they jump over the brush and lay their eggs elsewhere. so he can't count on eggs for breakfast. that's a good person is the friended with supply him with

on the island of delhi one of the most famous speeches on the mediterranean it's paying sand is unique. and around he has been caring for this natural wonder for over 3 decades he got stranded here back in 1909 while heading for the atlantic in his catamaran. marandi happened upon the little islands between course the cancer denia quite by accident . he's living here on his own and watched over delhi ever since at 81 he's still almost comically self-sufficient 'd. when it came to the island i couldn't even change a lightbulb. but here i was forced to acquire all sorts of important survival skills. like a modern day robinson crusoe he uses everything the island's rugged terrain has to offer like prickly pears and aloe vera. i also use the ilo as a medicinal plant to treat cuts and scrapes and above all. because the only shady spot on by his house miranda is only companions are his 2 hands who keep him hopping. they jump over the brush and lay their eggs elsewhere. so he can't count on eggs for breakfast. that's a dead person is the friend did with supply him with food morandi was once a

pollution and also india's capital delhi all year but a winter sees the air quality deteriorate trast sickly it's a toxic soup that stings the eyes burns the lungs and makes it difficult to free and delhi now appears to be heading toward another surge in covert 19 infections health experts worry the smog could worsen the spread of the virus and make it even more deadly when you're a child diary reports it's the onset of winter and the thin sheets of his has engulfed the city. the air quality in delhi one of the most polluted cities in the world this is believed to do the rate during the winter as the corwin's make it harder for pollutants to disperse. baking and making industrial activity and the public body carried out by bomb of the neighboring feed me to what they can fight in pollution levels in delhi every winter. this year there is an additional challenge. dr sandeep that upon the knowledge it says that the did in temperature and rise in pollution levels may lead to an increase in the spread of corona virus infections many have experts are echoing this concern the bought up duri

morandi is defending this beotch a rose on the island of delhi one of the most famous speeches on the mediterranean it's being sand is unique. and around he has been caring for this natural wonder for over 3 decades he got stranded here back in 1909 while heading for the atlantic and his catamaran. marandi happened upon a little island between corsican sardinia quite by accident. he's lived here on his own and watched over the jelly ever since at 81 he's still almost chemically self-sufficient. when it came to the island i couldn't even change a light bulb. but here i was forced to acquire all sorts of important survival skills. like a modern day robinson crusoe he uses everything the island's rugged terrain has to offer like prickly pears and aloe vera. i also use the ilo as a medicinal plant to treat cuts and scrapes and above all summer. because the only shady spot on his house miranda is only companions are his 2 hands to keep him hopping here's what. they jump over the brush and lay their eggs elsewhere. so he can't count on eggs for breakfast. that's a good person is the friend

in 2012, a young student was brutally tortured and gang raped on a moving bus in new delhi. the case attracted global headlines and sparked unprecedented protests, forcing the government to introduce the death penalty for rapists in india. but it's achieved little. the cult of masculinity is the biggest demerit of policing in india. whether it is a police station, whether it is the subculture in which the police operates, the cult of masculinity that percolates down to the dna of policing needs to be set right and that would be a major course correction. the dust has barely settled on this case, but news of another gang rape and murder are dominating headlines. a 22—year—old woman, allegedly drugged, tortured and raped, died on her way to the hospital in the same state. another grim reminder of the realities on the ground. a shocked india reflects today. what more can be done to stop this horrific trend? we can now speak to yashica dutt, journalist and author of ‘coming out as dalit‘, joining us from new york. thank you very much for coming on the programme and joini

plus the indian capital delhi doctors are warning pollution in that city could complicate the recovery of patients infected with. the new berlin brandenburg airport is due to open today 9 years behind schedule and way over budget. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today french president the manual says his country will stand firm against extremists that after more deaths from what's being called islamist terror a man armed with a knife killed 3 people inside the notre dame basilica in the southern city of nice the suspect is a young tunisian this is the 3rd is a list attack in france in 2 months. a place of worship and this. scene of terror candles laid outside the not church a nice tribute for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a to newseum national

. >> [chanting] laura: india faces protests after two more die in delhi. coronavirus is on the rise but italy managed to keep the infection ra low. why it is working. after the chaos in cleveland at the presidential debate, we ask kindergarten teachers what grnd rules they would like to see before the next clash. welcome to world. the country is once again going through grief and outrage following the deaths and alleged gang rape's of two young women. in 2012 there was anger after the sexual assault and murder of a female student in delhi. many hoped that would lead to change in the way indian society treats women. the nation is in shock again. in 2012, there were almost 25,000 reported rapes in india. the latest fures show the number has grown. in 2019, there were more than 32,000 reported rapes. that is an average of 88 rapes every single day. in 2012, the chances of a case leading to a conviction for rape in india were one in four. seven years later, despite promises from the government, the figure has hardly changed and few rape cases in india lead to

reports its highest number of new delhi infections about $5000.00 on wednesday the c.e.o. of dubai airport has warned that the op is facing a slow recovery and could see if passenger traffic falls much as 70 percent this year the airport as world's busiest is the world's busiest for international travelers ok we're going to move on now to some other stories making news around the world philadelphia has seen a 2nd night of protests after the killing of a black man by police on monday 27 year old walter wallace was shot by police after refusing to drop a knife his family says are they had called for an ambulance. and their son had a mental health crisis. in california hundreds of firefighters backed by planes and helicopters are battling to control 2 wildfires near los angeles are winds and dry conditions have brought the fires close to residential areas and close to 1800000 people have been evacuated power lines are believed to have sparked at least one of those farms. the. police in afghanistan say at least 3 civilians have been killed another 14 injured in a bomb attack i

reports its highest number of new delhi infections some 5000 on wednesday. protests have been taking place across italy and that's anger at measures introduced to curb the spread of the virus gyms pools cinemas theaters all forced to close restaurants required to shut before dinner service at 6 o'clock and some progress in the state of victoria in australia the epicenter of covert 1000 infections in that country it has not recorded any new cases for the last 48 hours as the 1st time that's happened in more than 7 months. here are some of the other stories making the news at this hour voting is underway in india's 1st major elections since the pandemic began people in the eastern state of bihar are electing representatives to their legislative assembly more than 72000000 people are eligible to vote old and safe elections has been a real challenge for india's electoral commission as the crow virus continues to spread. typhoon has been battering vietnam packing winds of up to 135 kilometers per hour and bringing trench will downpours 40000 people from coastal v

in 2012, a young student was brutally tortured and gang raped on a moving bus in new delhi. the case attracted global headlines and sparked unprecedented protests, forcing the government to introduce the death penalty for rapists in india. but it's achieved little. the cult of masculinity is the biggest demerit of policing in india. whether it is a police station, whether it is the subculture in which the police operates, the cult of masculinity that percolates down to the dna of policing needs to be set right and that would be a major course correction. the dust has barely settled on this case, but news of another gang rape and murder are dominating headlines. a 22—year—old woman, allegedly drugged, tortured and raped, died on her way to the hospital in the same state. another grim reminder of the realities on the ground. a shocked india reflects today. what more can be done to stop this horrific trend? to the us now. one of the moments during this week's us presidential debate that sparked the most headlines was when donald trump failed to condemn white supremacist gro

for 3 months early this year a small neighborhood in delhi was the most visible protest against a new citizenship law project by the indian government the protesters in shock opposed to a law they said discriminated against muslims when it came to granting illegal migrants in india citizenship but amongst those protesters an octogenarian grandmother stood out because bono named recently as one of time magazine's 100 most influential people for 2020 was a constant presence at the protests we met the 82 year old in delhi. everyone knows bill has been all here and shot by a muslim quarter in delhi they call her respectfully bill kiss daddy granma bill kiss at the age of 82 she has become the face of muslim protest here against the nationalist hindu government of india shining back translates roughly as royal garden but this part of town is hardly regal bill gates says muslims are discriminated against and she wants to change that. little man up the government doesn't care about muslims it's they are only for hindus they keep saying we should go to pakistan but we were born here just as o

in delhi thanks very much for the update. meanwhile here in europe the world health organization is warning of widespread coverage to take tensions are rising in many cities where measures have been re-imposed to slow the virus and the restrictions are having a particular impact on sectors such as the service and hospitality industry. i know. they say scotland's not like shutdown has put their businesses on thin ice hospitality industry workers protesting glasgow they worried about their futures after the scottish government announced restaurants bars and pubs across much of the country were closed for the next 2 wakes they consent shared by the boquet because of berlin is the answer that business is a now being hit by the city's 1st few in 70 years a major imposed because patrons didn't follow social distancing rules but one that will hurt the lure of biting to complain critics. you know if he does will be those who do follow the rules of being put in the same basket as those who dongs i wish they'd just controlled that prob

for 3 months early this year a small neighborhood in delhi was the most visible protest against a new citizenship law project by the indian government the protesters in shah he opposed to a law they said discriminated against muslims when it came to granting illegal migrants in india citizenship but amongst those protestors an octogenarian grandmother stood out because bono named recently as one of time magazine's 100 most influential people for 2020 was a constant presence at the protests we met the 82 year old in delhi. everyone knows bill has been or here in shopping bag a muslim quarter in delhi they call her respectfully bill kissed daddy granma bill kiss at the age of 82 she has become the face of muslim protest here against the nationalist hindu government of india shining back translates roughly as royal garden but this part of town is hardly regal bilk it says muslims are discriminated against and she wants to change that. the government doesn't care about muslims they are only for hindus they keep saying we should go to pakistan but we were born here just as our forefathers

on the island of delhi one of the most famous speeches on the mediterranean it's playing sand is unique. and around he has been caring for this natural wonder for over 3 decades he got stranded here back in 1909 while heading for the atlantic in his catamaran. marandi happened upon the little island between corsican sardinia quite by accident. he's lived here on his own and watched over delhi ever since at 81 he's still almost comically self-sufficient. when it came to the island i couldn't even change a light bulb. but here i was forced to acquire all sorts of important survival skills. like a modern day robinson crusoe he uses everything the island's rugged terrain has to offer like prickly pears and aloe vera. i also use the ilo as a medicinal plant to treat cuts and scrapes and above all. because the only. house miranda's only companions are his 2 hands to keep them hopping here's their hutch. they jump over the brush and lay their eggs elsewhere. so he can't count on eggs for breakfast. that's a dead person is the friend did with supply him with food morandi was once a teacher and

if you are properly sick sure let's discuss that point rina to get back to red jeep in new delhi rajiv why is it so many politicians are kind of hiding behind this idea of oh i'm tested every day oh i get the quick saliva test in the morning then i get the nasal test in the evening why does that happen because testing testing testing is fine but it only takes you so far. now to be fair. none of them are pleased certainly the vast majority of the indian politicians haven't taken this position though there have been some some order statements coming from from from unlimited numbers that talent in india is actually ramping up the testing a lot more. the u.s. and russia russia for example in numbers of testing per 1000000 they're testing about 6 times more than india brazil is about one and a half times long so while on one hand india has indeed ramped up testing a lot but it's still a lot of ground to cover to be able to reach those levels and perhaps then we will get some reasonable idea estimation of the infection rate in the community. heidi lawson in london will mr trump's medical con

bbc‘s arunoday mukharji has this report from delhi. she sobs devastated and heartbroken. another indian mother torn apart by grief. under indian law, we can't show you herface, nor the face of the victim, her daughter. her death came two weeks afterfour men allegedly brutalised, tortured and gang raped her. some details too horrific to relay. a heinous crime, but one that india is all too familiar with. she was a dalit, formally known as untouchable, the lowest in the hindu caste system. her case has brought into focus the powerlessness felt by those at the bottom of it. the dalit girl stripped of her dignity in life, and also, the family claim, in death. the police, they told us, hastily cremated her body in the dead of night, despite their protests. translation: i spent the whole night crying. i didn't know what had happened. they could have shown us her body and let us conduct the last rites. one doesn't get closure if this isn't done. they beat some people and the car reached the funeral ground. they started beating family members and kicking them there. is this any w

abhishek dhulia, new delhi. >>> the u.s. senate is expected to take a final confirmation vote on president trump's supreme court justice nominee as early as monday, just over a week before the presidential election. the republican-controlled senate voted on sunday to limit debate time on the nomination to 30 hours, which would be until 7:00 p.m. monday. republicans have been pushing for a final confirmation of amy coney barrett ahead of the november 3rd election. barrett's confirmation would expand the supreme court's conservative majority to 6-3. democrats have protested the move, saying the winner of the election should choose the nominee. you can find all of nhk japan's u.s. presidential election information on the website. scan the qr code on your screen. next week when voters head to the polls, we'll bring you the latest updates andanalysis on how the results will affect japan and asia. >>> a string of tropical storms has been pounding southeast asia, dropping a staggering amount of rainfall. deadly floods have been ham

we are very anxious about the situation. >> reporter: new delhi resident mohik kumar would typically be joining the neighborhood celebration with his friends and family. he says it is a special occasion. but as he couldn't go in person thisis year, he celebrated at he instead. he joined his family while watching the festival on a smartphone. >> translator: i prayed to ganesha that this pandemic will be over soon so we can all celebrate the festival on a bigger scale. >> reporter: the scaled-back ganeshsha festival in the capit lasted just three days. shortened from the usual 11. but as people experience the pandemic it offered a symbol of hope that life goes on. uday lama, nhk world, new delhi. >>> despite the difficult circumstances brought on by the virus, people are adapting to be able to carry out important cultural traditions. one of the most famous in japan is kyoto's gion festival, and its origins are more poignant now than ever. it's r rooted in shinto ritual r more than 1,000 years ago. it began as a way to appeal to the gods to end the plague and purify the city. but this y

plus it's back to business in delhi and that means back to smog we'll take a closer look. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us south korean boy band b t as has fans around the world and their stardom scenes unstoppable except it might come to a sudden halt because of south korea's mandatory military service where they spend 18 months out of the spotlight training for potential war on the korean peninsula fans say they should be exempt while others say they need to do their duty frank smith reports. so korean boy band b.t.s. reigns supreme over billboard charts as their fans their army fallen over their good looks and slick moves but as they move through their twenties an ominous obligation approaches a minimum one and a half years mandatory military service required of every healthy south korean male between 18 and 28. the issue of mandatory military service for entertainers like b.t.s. is complicated by the fact that high achieving south korean athletes have seen their army obligations reduced after winning a gold medal in the 20 teenage and game

for 3 months early this year a small neighborhood in delhi was the most visible protest against a new citizenship law project by the indian government the protesters in shah he opposed to a law they said discriminated against muslims when it came to granting illegal migrants in india citizenship but amongst those protestors an octogenarian grandmother stood out because bono named recently as one of time magazine's 100 most influential people for 2020 was a constant presence at the protests we met the 82 year old in delhi. everyone knows bill has been or here in shopping bag a muslim quarter in delhi they call her respectfully bill q study granma bill kiss at the age of 82 she has become the face of muslim protest here against the nationalist hindu government of india shining back translates roughly as royal garden but this part of town is hardly regal bilk it says muslims are discriminated against and she wants to change that. the government doesn't care about muslims it's there only for hindus they keep saying we should go to pakistan but we were born here just as our forefathers wea

the operators of the national park want to leave 6 years ago the italian government purchased new delhi which had been privately owned they say miranda's contract as the island's caretaker is now known and void. in public administration positions are publicly advertised candidates must be suitable and qualified and several need to apply. but morrow marandi won't be pushed out of paradise without putting up a fight using instagram as his weapon he's one close to $60000.00 followers they have launched a petition demanding he be allowed to stay and continue posting photos of rule breakers. i need this life here it's my mission. and i hope the folks from the national park finally get that. many day trippers who visit here legally in the summer and keep to the prescribed paths think that this beotch or rosa or pink beach needs protection from the tourists towards being. and those who've met. agree that he and his way of life are worth protecting to. morrow should stay not just because of the island he makes you reflect what are our needs where do we come from i mean. as long as he lives and

signs of worsening poverty on the streets of delhi. child beggars existed even before the pandemic but now millions of middle class indians have lost their jobs and laid off their servants these children are helping to feed their families. kyler such as she has established a children's foundation which has grown into a nationwide network its mission raising awareness among indians about the need for child welfare the biggest side is that millions of children may fall back into slave. labor that is. school would be denied. these children walk along the train tracks in delhi they hope to earn money from selling plastic bottles. according to unicef there are more than 10000000 child laborers in india most younger than 9 years old. that's why rakesh singer has invited mothers to visit and he stresses the importance of sending children to school. he encourages the boys and girls to demand a good education but i knew the school was not good at all it didn't even have water he wrote to the head and complained about the lack of water. we even

signs of worsening poverty on the streets of delhi. child beggars existed even before the pandemic but now millions of middle class indians have lost their jobs and laid off their servants these children are helping to feed their families. kyler such as she has established a children's foundation which has grown into a nationwide network its mission raising awareness among indians about the need for child welfare the biggest side is that millions of children may fall back into thinking child labor child that is. school would be denied. these children walk along the train tracks in delhi they hope to earn money from selling plastic bottles. according to unicef there are more than 10000000 child laborers in india most younger than 9 years old. that's why rocker singer has invited mothers to visit and he stresses the importance of sending children to school. he encourages the boys and girls to demand a good education but i knew the school was not going to know it didn't even have water we wrote to the head and complained about the lack of

it's back to business in delhi and that means factory smog will take a closer look. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us south korean boy band b t as has fans around the world and their stardom seen unstoppable excess. it might come to a sudden halt because of south korea's mandatory military service where they spend 18 months out of the spotlight training for potential war on the korean peninsula fans say they should be exempt while others say they need to do their duty frank smith reports. so 3 and boy band b.t.s. reigns supreme over billboard charts as their fans their army fun over their good looks and slick moves but as they move through their twenties an ominous obligation approaches a minimum one and a half years mandatory military service required of every healthy south korean male between $18.28. the issue of mandatory military service for entertainers like b.t.s. is complicated by the fact that high achieving south korean athletes have seen their army obligations reduced after winning a gold medal in the 20th teenage and games socc

nearly a year it was imposed on august 5th of 2019 that was the day in a render modi's government in new delhi changed the rules on the way the indian controlled part of the region is governed instantly the 9 jamu and kashmir a degree of independence that was negotiated more than 70 years ago in 1970 having revoked that part of the constitution modi then placed an already militarized region under a communications blockade kashmir is disputed territory the countries involved india pakistan and china are all nuclear powers each comes armed with its own narrative the doesn't match the way many kashmiris see themselves on this program we're focusing on the indian administered part of kashmir later in the show we'll hear from 3 kashmiri journalists on the challenges of reporting with their communications curtailed 1st though the background story on a region that's been contested on the ground and in the news media ever since india's independence 7 decades ago. history change. empires governments and ideology. but never changes is geography. the geographical reality for the people of kashmir is that

went out onto the streets of delhi to find out more. it's an election on the other side of the world but opinions on it abound on the streets of delhi. and it is the one from. the 4th part that they beat and people with bush oh. so from my perspective i think on tumblr to be a better president i feel that joe biden would definitely be put in the and he would be better but they will with this event come to. the persian gulf for us. that relationship with india should be much much better but for some here the result of that election so far we could be life changing neely's jock nick a software engineer to google lived in the us for 6 years when india started canceling flights amid the could only crisis in march he rushed home to his family now despite abounded riza he no longer feels confident about returning to silicon valley tanks to confusing restrictions on immigrants from the current administration. nieces decision to return will hinge on whether trump is rejected. very but it. a 2nd person doesn't see don't because. who's to say wha

times defends deals with new delhi. at the at. the end thank you very much for joining us with exactly one week to go before the u.s. election there's been a surge in early voting partly due to end despite the coronavirus by demick more than 63000000 americans have voted by monday night that's 4000000 more than all early votes 4 years ago national polls are getting democratic contender joe biden a solid lead although it's a lot tighter in some battleground states but the coronavirus pandemic continues to overshadow the campaign infections a surging with some states concerned about the lack of hospital beds nearly half a 1000000 cases have been confirmed in the past week alone with more than 225000 deaths since the pandemic began stock markets in the. way saw their biggest one day drop in a month on monday as concerns grow that the failure to contain the outbreak will hurt the economic recovery and rescue package remains held up in congress with democrats and republicans deadlocked over the details that speak to our white house cor

in the southern city of bengal lou they have continued today indeed in the street again and here in delhi a number of offices of n.g.o.s and newspapers and owns and offices of prominent human rights activists have been raided they include the former chairman of the delhi minority commission now a prominent politician member has condemned the raids he says that there are a vicious crackdown on dissent and members of the people's democratic party have been detained and indeed administration used capital for protesting against the raids. albertans opposition labor party has suspended its former leader of a failing to tackle anti semitism report found that under jeremy corbin's leadership jewish party members suffered harris meant and complaints were ignored the current leader kiss stoma said the release of the report from britain's equality watchdog was a day of shame for labor but jeremy corbyn says he was not part of the problem which he describes as being overstated al-jazeera as neve has details from london. it's a huge blow for people who supported jeremy corbyn throughout all of this a

well 1st off you mentioned police presence more than 2500 families have been says are here in delhi just pointed out for eviction other building which attracts attention because each has been pending home more than 30 years out there i have an us gay activist occupying it is quite a bit of a heaven for a not is an artist i mean nice and clear population and they do fight to get the gentrification off the jam and happy that anything happens here indefinitely to resign basically chief keef so we can be safe than sorry i haven't for an elected kiran bedi and you can see n.z. far as you can see black and you can hear probably the high need to situation can't it and i quote quickly here ok it's about gentrification and has as you mentioned a lot of other issues as well when we talk about gentrification and rents in berlin being very high going up continually how does this fit in with the larger problem nationally of rising rents on housing costs in germany's major urban areas. well yes this is a problem here in berlin that the rays are going we need higher and we have credit cards i think the

signs of worsening poverty on the streets of delhi. child beggars existed even before the pandemic but now millions of middle class indians have lost their jobs and laid off their servants these children are helping to feed their families. kyler such as she has established a children's foundation which has grown into a nationwide network its mission raising awareness among indians about the need for child welfare the biggest side is that millions of children may fall back into slave. labor that is. school would be denied to. these children walk along the train tracks in delhi they hope to earn money from selling plastic bottles. according to unicef there are more than 10000000 child laborers in india most younger than 9 years old. that's why rakesh single has invited mothers to visit and he stresses the importance of sending children to school he encourages the boys and girls to demand a good education but i knew the school was not good at all it didn't even have water he wrote to the head and complained about the lack of water. we eve

reports its highest number of new delhi infections about 5000 on wednesday the c.e.o. of dubai airport has warned that the travel hub there is facing a slow recovery and could see passenger traffic falling by as much as 70 percent this year the airport was the world's busiest for international travel before the crisis and there is some progress in the state of victoria in australia the epicenter of covert infections in that country it has not recorded any new cases for the last 48 hours it's the 1st time that has happened in more than 7 months. now the backlash is growing between islamic countries and france over president emanuel macross comments on islam and freedom of speech a call has strongly defended caricature of the prophet muhammad that following the brutal murder of a french teacher who used them as examples of free speech since then there have been massive anti french rallies in muslim countries. the target of their anger is clear. here in pakistan protesters in karate and islamabad accuse the french president of attacking islam. for asking the behavior of t