and you are there in delhi and we do know that. there in delhi and we do know that sheikh hasina is saidy? they have always wanted some sort of took the live foothold in bangladesh for their own security. content is more about their interest in all of this? remember that india shares a border with bangladesh and in the area of west bend guile is where you see a lot of people —— west bengali is where you saw the movement of people during that war of independence so there is a lot of concern in terms of what is going to happen along that border area. this is why it is in india�*s best interest to make sure that things are stable in bangladesh forfear of a sure that things are stable in bangladesh for fear of a massive amount of refugees coming from bangladesh into india. that is why we are hearing from the indian government, which i believe that you had read out on air idea that there were concerns about the border area, and the indian government that they should probably avoid that kind of area. it is an important country in the region and for india, it is already fighting a war with its

a medical student, she was uh also a gang raped and killed fears. back on that on that and the new delhi bus, it's just these stories very tragic, they continue to come out of india, tell us what you know about this latest story? well, good afternoon daniel, of course, this is not the first time when we have seen such a horrible incident happening in the country, if you remember in december 2012 it was a similar gang rape that took place in new delhi and moving bus that of course calibonized the public sentiments and of course force the government to formulate many laws regarding the safety of women in the country, but look, nothing works out for the government as long as reports just about the rapes and sexual cells of women and in particular, right now where we speak, the doctors are holding nationwide protest across the country, in many states are joining the protest and the medical services are impacted in many parts of the country, but only the emergency services are operating, rest the opd services and the minimum facility. that can be provided to somebody needing medical help, the

samira hussain, bbc news, delhi.of the south asia institute at the wilson center. 15 years in powerfor sheikh hasina, did you expect her to depart this way? i did you expect her to depart this wa ? ., did you expect her to depart this wa ? . ., . ._ , way? i had thought that her days were numbered. _ way? i had thought that her days were numbered. she _ way? i had thought that her days were numbered. she had - way? i had thought that her days were numbered. she had been . way? i had thought that her days - were numbered. she had been losing support, she had been losing, so many people were so angry about her government, the particularly egregious response to peaceful protest, but she is a very strong, stubborn leader, and i would have thought that she would have tried to write things out for a few more days or weeks, write things out for a few more days orweeks, but write things out for a few more days or weeks, but clearly someone told her that it was not safe for her to continue to be and how to remote power and co

now new delhi has announced elections for the legislative assembly in the region. it will be for the first time that elections will be held in kashmir since the region was stripped off its special status and subsequently divided into two federally administered territories in 2019. voting for the region's assembly will be. held in three stages between september 18 and october 1st, while the vote counting is said for october 4. we were waiting for the right time for elections to be held. we understand that people are ready to democratically decide their future and we salute all of them. we recently visited jammu and kashmir to take stock of the election preparation. people were enthusiastic and they wanted to participate in the process. the decision to hold elections follows a december order by india supreme court that rejected petition. challenging the revocation of kashmir special status and set a deadline of september 30 for holding provincial polls. nearly 9 million people are registered to vote for the 19 member legislative assembly. the territory recorded its h

it is a setback for new delhi.mahendra modi had welcomed sheikh hasina very closely. there are also questions being raised and whether there was some country that was behind these violent protests that were taking place. that question is being raised towards china, because china has been trying to strategically rebalance its stake in bangladesh, the maldives, pakistan, at a time when india has its closeness with countries in the western part of the world of course with the uk, the us and how they have been keeping under check. the situation is being monitored very closely and will have far—reaching consequences notjust for the region. ibis far-reaching consequences not 'ust forthe regiomfi for the region. as far as we know and we are _ for the region. as far as we know and we are reporting _ for the region. as far as we know and we are reporting on - for the region. as far as we know and we are reporting on the - for the region. as far as we knowi and we are reporting on the bbc, these were student led protests that

similar rallies took place in the capital, new delhi and other major cities. the indian medical association also called on doctors for a 24-hour walkout. india is perceived as one of the world's most dangerous countries for sexual violence against women. rape is one of the most common crimes in india where 90 such cases are reported daily. we earlier talked to our new del correspondent manavar zaman about the impact of nationwide strikes in india. here's what he had to say. "this is not the first time when we have seen such horrible incident happening in the country, if we you remember in december 2012 it was a similar gang rape that took place in new delhi in a moving bus that of course calibonized the public sentiments and of course force the government to formulate many laws regarding the safety of women in the country, but look, nothing works out for the government as long as reports just about the rapes and sexual" of women and in particular, right now where we speak, the doctors are holding nationwide protest across the country, in many states are joinin

munor zaman reports out of new delhi. in his longest speech ever, indian prime minister narendra modi hoisted the national flag at the iconic red fort in the capital new delhi. hailing the freedom fighters who sacrificed their life for freedom of india, he called on the all indians to participate in making india developed country by 2047. the prime minister also highlighted the potential of india as the world's third largest economy in different fields such as the banking sector, youth skill development and manufacturing, victory to mother india, my beloved country, my family. this is the moment. that we can die for the nation and salute those who sacrificed their life for the nation. bow to them, today we enjoy freedom because of their sacrifice. emphasizing on the unity nation building, the prime minister said collective determination of 1.4 billion people will make the nation prosper. the prime minister also emphasized on the uniform civil code, which applies on all citizens equally, regardless of their religions. many

tv is nasir khasmi reports from islamabad five years have passed since new delhi moved forward with its controversial decision to abolish the semi autonomous status of the indian control jammu and kashmir and all these years have done nothing to calm pakistan's anger at the decision jo india ne the step taken by the indian government five years ago is an. violation of the united nations resolution and the un charter. if india considered itself a champion of democracy, then it should open occupied kashmir for foreign observers to assess the atrocities being perpetuated by the indian occupation forces. in a fresh show of support for kashmir and outrage at new delhi, thousands of protesters marched on the streets of all major pakistani cities to condemn india's decision. in august 2019, india abolished the semi autonomous status of disputed kashmir region a controvertial step that prompted islamabad to end diplomatic relations and suspend trade with new delhi. since 2019, pakistan has consistently reiterated its commitment to kashmiri people pledging to continue providing moral, diplomatic

press tv's moduar zaman has more from new delhi. prominent. groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister, urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel. what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is one the other way and arm export is one of the most evident ways. india has to abide by its own constitutional values to uphold article 21, which is the right to life. the article says anyone who breaches the article is equally responsible for genocide. the group reminded the government of various international treaties that obligate india to avoid being part of any genocidal campaign. it also demanded israel be designated and apartaid regime by international community. in recent. weeks citizens, activists, poets and even supreme court judges have urged the indian prime minister not to be complicit in israely genocide. they have called on the indian governmen

zaman, press tv, new delhi. now with respect to our top story that is really bombing of a school in gaza city is resulting over 100 casualties. we're swinging over now to... gaza correspondent moti abu musa from the central city of dear abalah with more on the story. hello, moti, good morning to you, but hope you're safe and doing well, what do we know at this point? yes, actually the palestinian people woke up to another uh apocalyptic massacre the israelation forces committed against the displaced palestinian, displaced palestinians in a daraaj neighborhood after the israeli fighter jits attacked a school. school which is taken shilter by thousands of the palestinian evacues in that area, leaving at least 100 palestinian uh civilians, they were cut into pieces, as you know the people were targeted while they were performing alfajar prayer, this actually what explains the sheer number of the palestinan casualties left behind the attack uh the current situation is extremely tragic in that school uh because as yo

it is precisely such relations against the background of mutual respect that moscow and new delhi arelding. india is the largest importer of russian oil. also, our nuclear scientists, together with indian specialists, are simultaneously building four. the kudan kulam nuclear power plant units, and the international transport corridor project is being implemented. behind me, the port of mumbai, the main seaport of india, thousands of tons of goods daily, oil, building materials, food, coal, all of this is loaded and unloaded here, and this is also the end point of the transport corridor, north-south, from st. petersburg to one of the largest ports on the west coast of india, mumbai, more than 700 km of routes, sea transportation. roads and highways. the corridor passes not only through the territories of russia and india, but also armenia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan and iran. currently , cargo transportation links russia, iran and central asia. in the future, within the framework of the north-south project, we can guarantee fully loaded sea vessels from india, and this will b

independence day in india, a festive parade in the center of new delhi. vladimir putin has already sent congratulations, as one of the most influential economies on the planet is changing before our eyes. new version around the undermining of the northern streams. allegedly , the operation was headed by zaluzhnoy, allegedly the states wanted to cancel it. how convincing is the publication of the wall street journal. and another trump rally in north carolina. republican criticizes harris promises to return the white house to himself. for the candy he saved and for what? so, in the belgorod region , a federal emergency regime has been introduced at a meeting of the government commission on the state of affairs in the region, governor vyacheslav glodkov reported. and now our correspondent is on the line olga kurlaeva. olga, hello, i hope that the sirens are not sounding now, what is the situation in the city and what does this decision to introduce a state of emergency mean for the population? well , the situation in the city is alarmingly calm, because the

manawar zaman reports from new delhi. in his longest speech ever, indian prime minister narendra modi hoisted the national flag at the iconic red fort in the capital new delhi. hailing the freedom fighters who sacrificed their life for freedom of india, he called on the all indians to participate in making india developed country by 2047. the prime minister also. highlighted the potential of india as the world's third largest economy in different fields such as the banking sector, youth skill development and manufacturing victory to mother india, my beloved country, my family, this is the moment that we can die for the nation and salute those who sacrificed their life for the nation. bow to them, today we enjoy freedom because of their sacrifice. emphasizing on the unity nation building, the prime minister said collective determination, of 1.4 billion people will make the nation prosper. the prime minister also emphasized on the uniform civil code, which applies on all citizens equally, regardless of their religions. many

we earlier talked to our new delhi cormar zaman about the impact of the nationwide strikes in india. here's what he had to say. this is not the first time when we have seen such horrible incident happening in the country. if we you remember in december. 2012 it was a similar gang rape that took place in new delhi in a moving buse that of course calibonized the public sentiments and of course force the government to formulate many laws regarding the safety of women in the country, but look, nothing works out for the government as long as reports just about the rapes and sexual asss of women and in particular right now where we speak the doctors are holding nationwide protest across the country in many states are joining the protest. "and the medical services are impacted in many parts of the country, but only the emergency services are operating, rest the opd services and the minimum facilities that can be provided to somebody needing medical help, they are crippled across the country, but demands are simple, they just want justice, they just don't want laws on paper, they want thinks

the country. if we you remember in december 2012, it was a similar gang rape that took place in new delhi in a moving bus that of course. organize the public sentiments and of course force the government to formulate many laws regarding the safety of women in the country, but look, nothing works out for the government as long as reports just about the rapes and sexual sells of women and in particular, right now where we speak, the doctors are holding nationwide protest across the country, then many states are joining the protest and the medical services are impacted in many parts of the country, but only the emergency services are operating rest the opd services and the minimum facilities that can be provided to somebody needing medical help, they are crippled across the country, but demands are simple, they just want justice, they just don't want laws on paper, they want things action, the every every part of the country is demanding a speedy and a swift justice because she was just a trainy and these incidents are common in this part of the world and just because of the law enforcement

press tvs monzaman has more from new delhi. prominent groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel. what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is one the other way and arm export is one of the most evident ways. india has to abide by its own constitutional values to uphold article 21, which is the right to life. the article says anyone who breaches the article is equally responsible for genocide. group reminded the government of various international treaties that obligate india to avoid being part of any genocidal campaign. it also demanded israel be designated in apartied regime by international community. in recent weeks citizens, activist, poets and even supreme court judges have urged the indian prime minister not to be complicit in israeli genocide. they have called on the indian governm

press tv's munavar zaman has moved from new delhi. prominent groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister, urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel. what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is. one the other way, an arm export is one of the most evident ways. india has to abide by its own constitutional values to uphold article 21, which is the right to life. the article says anyone who breaches the article is equally responsible for genocide. the group reminded the government of various international treaties that obligate india to avoid being part of any genocidal campaign. it also demanded israel be designated and heid regime by international community. in recent weeks, citizens, actuvists, poets and even supreme court judges have urged the indian prime minister not to be complicit in israeli genocide. they have called on the indian go

munour zaman, press tv, new delhi. last but not least, to wrap up the bulletin, the war in ukraine has intensified in recent days after kiev launched an unexpected offensive a russian region. we have discussed the issue in our news review program. here's the full story and what our guests had to tell us. and now it's time for the news review section where we delve deeper into one of the day's top stories, so stay tuned. russian and ukrainian forces are engaged in heavy fighting for fourth day near the shared border in southwestern russia's kersk region after a surprise ukrainian. offensive. moscow says it is sending in more weapons and has declared federal state of emergency in kursk. separately, there are reports of russian troops advancing in ukraine's dunesk region, and allegedly a russian strike has killed at least 12 people east ukraine. both sides have stepped up aerial attacks behind the frontlines. russian troops have been slowly advancing for months in east ukraine, but kiev's surprise offensive into the kursk

munavar zaman, press tv, new delhi.hese activities have held rally in the austrian capital vienna on the anniversary of the us atomic bombing of the japanese city of nagasaki. the activists are demanding an end to austria's cooperation with nato. our corresponnish has more from vienna. on the anniversary of the dropping of an atomic bomb on the japanese city of nagasaki, people in the austrian capital, vienna remembered the 7400 deaths of the us aggression in august 1945. several hundred people goffered in the city center in a rally organized by the newly formed peace alliance, voices for neutrality, demonstrators condemned the ongoing militarization of their country. alliance is invoking a constitutional requirement that prohibits the country from joining any military alliance. this is called neutrality. the activists say that the government is underming the constitutional requirement by building closer links with nato. one example is the skyshield air defense treaty with germany. today we are here as part of movement

we earlier talked to our new delhi corresponder zaman about the impact of nationwide strikes in india. here's what he had to say. this is not the first time when we have seen such horrible incident happening in the country. if you remember in december 2012 it was a similar gang rape that took place in new delhi in a moving bus that of course calibonized the public sentiments and of course force the government to formulate many. laws regarding the safety of women in the country, but look, nothing works out for the government as long as reports just about the rapes and sexual cells of women and in particular, right now where we speak, the doctors are holding nationwide protest across the country, in many states are joining the protest and the medical services are impacted in many parts of the country, but only the emergency services are operating, rest the opd services and the minimum facilities that can be provided. to somebody needing medical help, they are crippled across the country, but demands are simple, they just want justice, they just don't want laws on paper, they want thinks

islamabad to end diplomatic relations and suspend trade with new delhi. since 2019, pakistan has consistently reiterated its commitment to kashmiri people, pledging to continue providing moral, diplomatic and political support. india's brutal face has been exposed in front of the world. we condemn india's unilateral decision in the strongest terms. it's time for the world to take action and hold india account. pakistani officials and kashmiri leaders have called on india to stick with its obligations to the kashmiri people in connection with their right to self determination as enshrig in various united nations resolutions. we appeal today to international community and especially united nation for our basic and fundamental right, right to self determination. both palestine and kashmeris are fighting for their basic and fundamental right, right to self determine. nation and both israel and india is doing same strategy to express their voices. kashmir, a muslim majority himalayan region is divided between india and pakistan and both claim it in full. the c

in a fresh show of support for kashmir and outrage at new delhi, thousands of protesters marched on the streets of all major pakistani cities to condemn. india's decision. in august 2019, india abolished the semi autonomous status of disputed kashmir region a controversial step that prompted islamabad to and diplomatic relations and suspend trade with new delhi. since 2019, pakistan has consistently reiterated its commitment to kashmiri people, pleging to continue providing moral, diplomatic and political support. hindustan india's brutal face has been exposed in front of the world, we condemn india's unilateral decision in the strongest terms. it's time for the world to take action and hold india accountable. pakistani officials and kashmiri leaders have called on india to stick with its obligations to the kashmiri people in connection with their right to self determination, as inshrined in various united nations resolutions. we appeal today to international community and especially. united nation for our basic and fundamental right, right to self determination. both palestine and kash

zaman has more from new delhi.rominent groups of citizens in india have written letter to the country's defense minister, urging immediate hold to the license process which allows exporters to supply arms and ammunition to israel, what israel is doing in gaza is a clear genocide, even the international court of justice has called a genocide. india is helping israel is one the other way and arm export is one of the most evident ways. india has to abide by its own constitutional values to uphold article 21, which is the right to life. the article says anyone. who breaches the article is equally responsible for genocide, the group reminded the government of various international treaties that obligate india to avoid being part of any genocidal campaign. it also demanded israel be designated in aparted regime by international community. in recent weeks, citizens, active as poets and even supreme court judges have urged the indian prime minister not to be complicit in israeli genocide. they have called on the indian gov

munor zaman, press tv, new delhi. and last for not least to wrap up the bulletin, the war in ukraine has intensified in recent days after kiev launched an unexpected offensive a russian region. we have discussed the issue in our news review. program, here's the full story and what our guests had to tell us, and now it's time for the news review section, we'll be delve deeper into one of the day's top stories, so stay tuned. russian and ukrainian forces are engaged in heavy fighting for fourth day near the shared border in southwestern russia's kirsk region after a... prize ukrainian offensive. moscow says it is sending in more weapons and has declared federal state of emergency in kursk. separately, there are reports of russian troops advancing in ukraine's dunesk region, and allegedly, a russian strike has killed at least 12 people east ukraine. both sides have stepped up aerial attacks behind the frontlines. russian troops have been slowly advancing for months in east ukraine, but kiev's surprise offensive into the

if not suddenly parachuted _ children ships in new delhi.d into the paris olympics was _ suddenly parachuted into the paris olympics was that _ suddenly parachuted into the paris olympics was that we _ suddenly parachuted into the paris olympics was that we have - suddenly parachuted into the paris olympics was that we have knownl suddenly parachuted into the paris i olympics was that we have known for months _ olympics was that we have known for months and _ olympics was that we have known for months and months _ olympics was that we have known for months and months and _ olympics was that we have known for months and months and months - olympics was that we have known for. months and months and months that no matter— months and months and months that no matter how— months and months and months that no matter how many— months and months and months that no matter how many time _ months and months and months that no matter how many time to _ months and months and months that no matter how many time to stick- matter how many time to stick excl

hasina now, there was information that she spent the previous night at the bangladesh embassy in new delhi, our indian colleagues say that at the moment, she is probably on the territory of the air base in the suburbs of new delhi, in the city of ghaziabad awaiting a flight to london. why exactly to london, everything is clear here, her sister has british citizenship, allegedly sheikh hasina herself requested asylum in great britain, at this moment she is awaiting answers from london. amid the protests, the russian embassy in dhaka asks our citizens who are in bangladesh, to be careful. there are quite a few russians in the country, mainly diplomatic staff and rosatom employees who are building the rupur nuclear power plant. we urge russian citizens to follow the recommendations, first of all, to minimize the time spent outdoors and to keep a supply of essential products at home. rosatom employees engaged in the construction of the nuclear power plant safety. now the capital of bangladesh has become a little calmer, mobile communications and the internet have appeared, and dhaka has starte

similar rallies took place in the capital, new delhi and other major cities. the indian medical association also called on doctors for a 24-hour walkout. india is perceived as one of the world's most dangerous countries for sexual violence against women. rape is one of the most common crimes in india where 90 such cases are reported daily. innd ministered kashmir will hold local elections and starting on september the 18th. this the first regional polls there in 15 years after new delhi scrap the region's special autonomous status. press tv reports. india's only muslim majority region kashmir has been without an elected government since 2018. now new delhi has announced elections for the legislative assembly in the region it. will be for the first time that elections will be held in kashmir since the region was stripped off its special status and subsequently divided into two federally administered territories in 2019. voting for the region's assembly will be held in three stages between september 18 and october 1st while the vote counting is said for october

umang poddar, bbc news, delhi.rod from the regional governor there who was declared a regional urgency because of attacks by ukrainian forces, we have been reporting on ukraine's incursion throughout the day here on bbc news, more on that so do stay with us. thank you very much for watching. hello there. tuesday wasn't as hot or as humid, but still with some sunshine across norfolk and suffolk before we got a few light showers, temperatures reached a very warm 29 degrees. other parts of the uk have cooled down a bit already, and it's still quite mixed through the rest of the week. there'll be some sunshine at times, but we're also going to find some spells of rain, and our weather essentially is going to be coming in from the atlantic. at the moment things have slowed down a bit and this weather front still bringing some rain early in the morning, particularly across the midlands. but a sunny start and a chilly start in scotland. some sunshine for northern ireland. it will cloud over here in the afternoon and later

being _ people who want to see new delhi being a _ people who want to see new delhi being a reliableer india will start flexing — china. whether india will start flexing its muscles on the global stage _ flexing its muscles on the global stage and try to play peace broker remains _ stage and try to play peace broker remains to— stage and try to play peace broker remains to be seen in washington would _ remains to be seen in washington would welcome it if they were to try to in this _ would welcome it if they were to try to in this conflict is dragged on for long — to in this conflict is dragged on for long enough and we do not talk enough. _ for long enough and we do not talk enough. i— for long enough and we do not talk enough, i do not think about humanitarian toll that continues while _ humanitarian toll that continues while these politicians continue to do their— while these politicians continue to do their politicking and the innocent people who are on the ground — innocent people who are on the ground to — innocent people who are on the ground to continue to suffer and so, ithi

so if it says the, the use under pages when are pushing from delhi. thank you so much, sandra. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world handle strategy is government has raised it's tara threats level from possible to probable. it says the change is due to an increase in extremist views and community tensions over the israel. hum us will the prime minister, i'm see all the noisy says, while officials think the current climate makes terrorism an increased risk. they did not know of any specific threats and the nation police, a separate system rebels in the eastern poor region, have killed a helicopter pilot from new zealand. the pilot was shot dead off the landing in an isolated area. full passengers were unharmed. the incident comes nearly 18 months off to rebels. adults with another pilot from new zealand who remains in captivity . the british prime minister kissed all my husband now to bring mt immigrant protest as to justice of today's violence across the u. k. he described the riots as quote followed, right, so great. the unrest follow

even doctors in capital new delhi sat in protest, and doctors in many other cities and states in thest. long queues are seen in the hospitals across the country, senior doctors substituting their junior colleagues, handling the influx of patients, for especially outpatient services. reports suggest the number of daily surgeries at india's top government hospital, ames in new delhi, is down 80% and admissions down by 35% since doctors started this indefinite strike. you are watching the bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that a priest in blackburn who was assessed as a potential risk to children and young people was given a six—figure pay—off by the church of england. canon andrew hindley was subject to five police investigations, including into allegations of sexual assault — but wasn't charged. he has always strongly denied any wrongdoing. our religion editor aleem maqbool reports. a cathedral — meant to be a place of harmony and sanctuary — but at its heart a secret, kept out of the public eye for decades, until now. good morning and welcome to blackburn cathedral. for more th

and this is a confirmation that our studio in delhi has been able to get from us based on the sources that they have spoken to be going to, denny, to speak to uh, our reporters industry. we do, but in the intent. and i just want to sort of go back to this name who's been listening along the same amount of, of people talking about the protesting bundle dish. i know that you will invite unhappy or rather unsatisfied with the way the domestic community had responded. if those are other type aid response a, can you explain to us for our view as why you believe that response was tepid? oh, i really don't know, and that is a pollution for the goldman store on. so that why exactly, i mean, when does on the not hundreds of people were being keyed in monument ish, they waited for the long time, the beginning just eaten true statement, even dine. it was for the pretty, you know, we, we condom finance and we are just for, for an invitation. it was very, very empty at the point of sickness in the beginning and long as there was room evidence. if you some, for example, in unions came up with this

mun press tv, new delhi. and with that report we come to the end of. this news cast from terron, thank you for watching, and uh less than 10 minutes uh, we'll have the spotlight for you with marsia. crisis devastating wars. terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, global for palestine protests. he was not old, but he had been so successful in military operations that everyone considered an experienced general. daesh was advancing and had reached near carbala and baghdad and was continuing its crimes. martter murtaza hussein pool. the story of the... commander who was murdered on the day mohsen hojaaji was taken hostage by daesh. ايوه الفتش ايوه يا ابو عمرها الله.

modi is trying to balance between the west and russia, says delhi sukhasini columnist haidar. india and russia have honest ties, very strong, traditional ties. prime minister modi's two-day visit to moscow resulted in bilateral agreements between the countries. on the other hand, the ties between india and ukraine are not so long and deep, but the prime minister modio after his trip to russia. made it my priority, i think, first and foremost to to show that india may not have balance when it comes to relations with russia and ukraine, but it certainly wants to maintain the appearance of balance regarding the russo-ukraine war. you will remember that india has so far not openly supported either side, constantly saying that it is on the side of peace. pm modi says there are no winners on the battlefield. he wants dialogue and diplomacy, but does not criticize russia for invading ukraine. and during the last years, he did not talk so much about ukraine. when ukraine sent to india special request to participate in the g20, the response was not positive, so there is no doubt that m

that district of delhi. so just tell us what people were bringing into you. plastic, like, the ones that are just plastic bottles, plastic bags. and whether it's like the ones that kids have the snacks, right, they can bring that to me and that's how it works. and where do you put them? where have you been keeping all that material? so i have been storing it inside of my plastic money shop. we have collected a lot of tonnes of it like it has been. i started it on 2022. yes. and i'm still taking the initiative now, like i have amplified my voice. it is like it is fighting. my project is fighting the global plastic pollution crisis and many this initiative, this project has been taken up in many parts of the world, in many states in india too. and how do you, how have you, how did you then get all that single use plastic changed ? because that's a very big and upcycle. yes. so i have been working together with the people who are like converting the plastic into the school benches, road tiles, house roof sheets, as i told you before. so i'm after collecting that

a shape casino remains in delhi in a safe house, reportedly, and she will continue to stay here until this clarity about her request for an asylum from the government of the united kingdom. but till that happens, she will stay here. but what we are hearing is that past due hillburn has to have a check out date pretty soon. she wouldn't be welcome here for a long time because you see this situation has put to india in a precarious situation. and it's turning on a very cautious the box right now at the end of the day. but it's india has to protect its national interest when it comes to situations. so like these. and it doesn't want to be seen as the offering unconditional support for she because you know who's now or she would be unpopular in bundle dish and has been ousted. you can say, oh, so like splits i saying that india should be looking at uh, you know, reaching out to the new stakeholders who would be forming the next government involved with dish as well as stay in touch with the top ross of the, of the all me so that the and india sentiment that's been growing as part of these

proved detrimental for modi's ruling bjp. losing absolute majority in 2024 polls, moon press tv, new delhi gott sei dank, weil ich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich recht. leitet eine objektiveren sichtsweise beizutragen, diese menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. wake up it's a long night darling wake up it's the brightest sky no love, it's a dark night, darling, hold to me for delight, wake up, where, where do we go to, wake up, fire, fire in your eye, oh love, we will try to come and save you, it's all just matter of time, wake up, won't you listen to the people, wake up from the mountain on. the lies, no love you've been upon through every sequel, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake, wake up, call your brother, call your mother, wake up bunderaid from the sky, oh love we digging deeper in the rub, hold to my voice outside, wake up, we just lost another family, wake up cuz we need the world to see, no love, they won't ever understand us, too bad, we're just bodies a screen, wake up, they don't care about the people, wake

now new delhi has announced elections for the legislative assembly in the region.red territories in 2019. voting for the region's assembly will be held in three stages between september 18 and october 1st while the vote counting is said for october 4. we were waiting. for the right time for elections to be held, we understand that people are ready to democratically decide their future and we salute all of them. we recently visited jammu and kashmir to take stock of the election preparation, people were enthusiastic and they wanted to participate in the process. the decision to hold elections follows a december order by india supreme court that rejected petitions challenging the revocation of kashmir special status and set a deadline of september 30 for holding provincial polls. nearly million people are registered to vote for the 90 member legislative assembly. the territory recorded its highest turnout of 58.46% in 35 years in indian parliamentary elections held in april and may this year. the political parties here have welcomed the decision saying that it was lo

monwaman has more from new delhi. in india, breaking news often becomes forder for local media leading to the spread of misinformation due to lack of oversight. the recent violence in bangladesh, which received extensive coverage as a prime example. many media outlets folsely portray. the students political movement as religiously motivated violence against hindus despite no supporting evidence, the narrative persists with some suggesting it is a conspiracy by neighboring countries. media here is known for spreading false propaganda here, sometimes they run the news even if it's not verified, they are sowing seeds of hatred even in our country. it's unfortunate that the media here is not. free anymore, they are busy running news that portrays false images of muslims. now even social media is adding fuel to fire and is dangerous for communal harmony. based on local media reports from the turmoil that hit the nation, the groups organizing the unrest have taken measures to protect minorities, including visuals across all

mon zaman has more from new delhi. in india breaking news often becomes forda for local media leading to the spread of misinformation due to lack of oversight. the recent violence in bangladesh, which received extensive coverage as a prime example. many media outlets falsely put traid the students political movement as religiously motivated violence against hindus despite no supporting evidence. the narrative persists with some suggesting it is a conspiracy by neighboring countries. dekiye aaj kal jo media here is known for spreading false propaganda here, sometimes they run the news even if it's not verified. they are sowing seeds of hatred even in our country. it's unfortunate that the media here is... not free anymore, they are busy running news that portrays false images of muslims, now even social media is adding fuel to fire and is dangerous for communal harmony. based on local media reports from the turmoil that hit the nation, the groups organizing the unrest have taken measures to protect minorities, including

in kiev will talk to vladimir zelensky, live broadcast is conducted indian channels, today for new delhi this is the main news, they assure that the trip of rendez-vous to ukraine does not mean that india is turning away from russia, on the contrary, they emphasize that the prime minister's trip is not an initiative of the indian side, but a concession to the persistent pleas of kiev. the priorities are obvious, rendez-vous is going first of all to meet with the indian diaspora. before the start of hostilities, 20,000 citizens lived in the country. the possibility of ending the yenya is the main topic in the negotiations with zelensky. from the very first day, we are on the side of peace. yours excellency, i come from the land of buddha, there is no place for war in it. i am from the country of mahatma gandhi, who showed the way to peace for the whole world. your excellency, i came to ukraine with the feelings of almost one and a half billion people of india. and these feelings are inspired by humanism. i came to ukrainian soil with a message of peace. zelensky pressed on pity, but only

new delhi, and with monnoa's report, it brings us to the end of this uh world news bulletin right here at press tv. thank you all so much for staying with us. "what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death, we now have a name for the dises." and it is covid-19, a statewide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from china, really deep. believe that if people are sharing more, then the world will be more open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the um and give a presentation to the launch of leave.eu? yes, did. مشکل. توی همه کارخونه جات تولیدی بود از جمله خود ما به این فکر افتادیم که یه کار اساسی اینجا انجام بدیم برای تحویه سالن با خیس شدن آجوره های سفالی و عبور هوا از دیوارهای مشبک آجوری هوای خنک مطبوعی به داخل سالن هدایت میشه تو این دریچه ها باد خنک میزنه زیر هر دستگاه یه دریچه

for middle class and muslim groups call it discriminatory and void. one over zaman has more from new delhi system is sooner than children of in his stone speech against government's new annual budget. prominent indian law maker asaduddin wawai said muslims in india deprived of equality, he has questioned how india could progress if it discriminates against millions of muslims. referring to the new budget, the law makers said it neglected the country's largest minority. india's muslim organizations and eminent personalities have also expressed deep concerns. budget speech me during the budget speech, the finance minister mentioned four communities, but i want to ask, are there no poor young people, farmers or women among muslims in this? unemployment and education are challenged, the government considers muslim untouchables, denying them political representation and sharing countries. the muslim groups have urged the government to significantly increase the budget for minorities, given the level of deprivation they have endured over the decades of political, educational and economic... hard

now new delhi has announced elections for the legislative assembly in the region. it will be for the first time. that elections will be held in kashmir since the region was stripped off its special status and subsequently divided into two federally administered territories in 2019. voting for the region this assembly will be held in three stages between september 18 and october 1st, while the vote counting is said for october 4. we were waiting for the right time for elections to be held, we understand that people are ready to democratically decide their future and we salute all of them. we recently visited jammu and kashmir to take stock of the election preparation. people were enthusiastic and they wanted to participate in the process. the decision to hold elections follows a december order by india supreme court that reject. petitions challenging the revocation of kashmir special status and set a deadline of september 30 for holding provincial polls. nearly 9 million people are registered to vote for the 90 member legislative assembly. the territory recorded its

munavar zaman reports from new delhi. in india breaking news often becomes forda for local media leading to the spread of misinformation due to lack of oversight. the recent violence in bangladesh, which received extensive coverage as a prime example, many media outlets fool. portrayed the students political movement as religiously motivated violence against hindus despite no supporting evidence. the narrative persists with some suggesting it is a conspiracy. by neighboring countries aaj kal jo media here is known for spreading false propaganda here sometimes they run the news even if it's not verified they are sowing seeds of hatred even in our country it's unfortunate that the media here is not free anymore there are busy running news that portrays false images of muslims now even social media is adding fuel to fire and it's dangerous for communal harmony based all local media reports from the turmoil that hit the nation, the groups organizing the unrest have taken measures to protect minorities, including visuals acros

, another attack took place against an essential building and the central area of delhi, meanwile the israeli artillary was maintained as the israel artillary shelling was maintained heavily against the isimbard of the in addition to al musad town, those attacks are still ongoing till this moment as we speak, we are still hearing. the explosions of the israel shilling targeting those areas, the kind of situation is extremely horrific and disastrous here in derilb basically after as you know after the israel incubation forces issued more evacuation orders for for the residential squares and neighborhoods in city, the last one included includes as you know the alexamar's hospital, therefore we can say literally that alexa mar hospital is standing on the verge of collapse and it is about to be out of service as a result of those evacuation orders, any attack or any air strike that as you know uh leaves dozens of the palestinian casualties, many of those palestinian casualties are more likely to die of their as you know injuries and their uh wants uh they sustain as a result of those uh a

relations, it is precisely such relations against the background of mutual respect that moscow and new delhiding. india is the largest importer of russian oil. also , our nuclear scientists, together with indian specialists, are simultaneously building four units of the kudan kulam nuclear power plant, the project of international transport corridor behind me is the port of mumbai, the main seaport of india, 1.0 tons of goods daily, oil, building materials, food, coal, all of this is shipped unloaded here, and it is also the end point of the transport corridor, north-south from st. petersburg to one of the largest ports on the west coast of india, mumbai, more than 7.00 km of tracks, sea transportation, railways and highways, the corridor runs not only through... russia and india, but also armenia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan and iran. now cargo transportation links russia, iran and central asia. in the future, within the framework of the north-south project, we can guarantee fully loaded seagoing vessels from india, and this will be beneficial not only for russia, as a country with

stev, new delhi. now the second day of debates is ongoing in the iranian parliament and president's proposed ministers. the pick for foreign minister, presented and defended his plans including in how to approach the sanctions against iran. with regard to sanctions, our policy based on the leader's remarks in a recent. ration's plans for ties with other countries, he said iran prioritizes relations with countries such as russia and china, which is stood by iran during tough times and sanctions. he added that iran will try to manage hostilities with the us. that actually was the third nominee on sunday to come under scrutiny by the law makers after nominees to head the intelligence and economy ministries. vote of confidence on all the 19 proposed ministers expected on wednesday. now thousands of venezuelans have rallied and support of president maduro as a post selection standoff goes on. maduro delivered a speech at the march held in downtown caracas. he said opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez and

zaman press tv, new delhi. last but not least to wrap up the bulletin, russia says it has repelled ukrainian forces in several areas of the kirsk border region. as kiev says it is strengthening its positions incursk as it continues its ground offensive, we discussed the latest developments in on news review program. let's take a look. this timeed up for the news review of this bulletin. russia says it is repelled freshranian attacks on the cursed cobordo region where kiev says it is strengthening. positions, the russian defense ministry said in a statement that it and two other villages. the settlements of kurenva among others, but ukrainian president of vlodimir zelensky has said that they are fortifying defenses in the cursed region and they are exp expanding the stabilized territory. this comments come day after russian officials accused of destroying key bridge across the river that cuts through the border region as kiev seeks to disrupt the movement of moscow's troops in the area. ukraine has been mounting

now new delhi has announced elections for the legislative assembly in the region. it will be for the first time that elections will be held in kashmir since the region was stripped off its special status and subsequently divided into two federally administered territories in 2019. voting for the region's assembly will be held in three stages between september 18 and october 1st, while the vote counting is said for october 4. we were waiting for the right time for elections to be held, we understand that people are ready to democratically decide their future and we salute all of them. we recently visited jammu and kashmir to take stock of the election preparation. people were enthusiastic and they wanted to participate in the process. the decision to hold elections follows a december order. india supreme court that rejected petition challenging the revocation of kashmir special status and set a deadline of september 30 for holding provincial polls. nearly 9 million people are registered to vote for the 90 member legislative assembly. the territory recorded its highe