that justice agarwal and his team the monitoring committee that has been appointed by the supreme court of india. to look at the reports of the last 10 years and every report will tell you how bad the hospitals are functioning that there are bad quality of medicines that there are no specialists that 80 percent of all staff specialists are still vacant that is it equipment but that is not brain stuff to run back to equipment it has no treatment protocol. they have no medical files and no electronic medical data despite the millions in investments the health bill piles residents continues to suffer and then there were the victims of the contaminated water they thought to number more than 100000. the some bad no clinic has been able to offset some of the deficiencies of the government's health system its philosophy methods and location make it unique in bhopal. it's a remarkable green haven less than a kilometer away from the union carbide plant. the environment here is not intact especially the soil but still the clinic does its best to cultivate medicinal plants for patients. we are growing. whi

murder of a woman in 2012 will be executed later this month after their petitions were rejected by india's president the man had followed several appeals since a conviction in 2017 india's supreme court upheld the death sentences against them the rape torture and murder of the 23 year old physiotherapy student on a bus in new delhi triggered mass protests tech meds to toughen laws against sexual violence including the death penalty at least 10 people have died after a 5 story residential building collapsed in pakistan's largest city $28.00 people have also been rescued from the rubble of a 5 story building and trotty recovery operations are ongoing authorities say they worry surrounding buildings may collapse to haiti has a new prime minister who is promising to deal with a grinding economic and political political rather crisis the president's war in joseph to the who is the former prime minister and 3 is this the months of unrest in the island nation of a corruption and lack of jobs parliamentary elections due in october were not helped and president of the no moyes has been ruling by decree since january. well in $60000.00 asylum seekers are being denied entry into the united stat

murder of a woman in 2012 will be executed later this month after their petitions were rejected by india's president the men had filed several appeals since their conviction in 2017 india's supreme court upheld the death sentences against them the rape torture and murder of the 23 year old physiotherapy student on a bus in new delhi triggered mass protests the attack led to tougher laws against sexual violence including the death penalty. still ahead here on al-jazeera and sports houses for a beer move within sight of the fact that t 20 world cup title. time after 40 years andy thank you so much kamala near reached the fun of the women's t 20 world cup for the 1st time ever they reached somebody title decider against australia though and so what does all circumstances. that finds able to celebrate without a single ball being bowled in the semifinal against england heavy rain washed out the match in sydney and there was no reserve included in the schedule india progress by virtue of having a better record in the group stages. according to life we will we won't get married because of any any condition then who are these adult in the league their deal was going to be little final and don

news on including a new battle of abortion rights in the united states how new faces in the supreme court could sway him and all. the damaging assessment on democracy in india we think the government is to blame. and in support of this league's top football is face the prospect of playing in empty stadiums for the foreseeable future. a resurgent joe biden brought a wave of the men to him to win 9 states on super tuesday the most important event to get in the democrats rise to the white house on wednesday he got another boost up to believe they might learn the drop downs that endorsed the former vice president biden's main rival bernie stand this did well to setting up a one on one battle for the democratic presidential nomination john hendren wraps up the results from shallots north carolina i. overnight jill biden went from the back of the pack to slow learner issues the polls closed in itself by who carried the measure of his message victory in south carolina a few days ago. or jonah got to super tuesday be over well it may be over there ever again. no matter the folks of virginia. north carolina. alabama. shani. home. showed. supporters of 2 candidates w

in india — four men sentenced to death in 2013 for the gang—rape and murder of a 23—year—old woman have been executed. the country's president and the supreme court. the violent attack on the woman sparked widespread protests across the nation and put pressure on politicians and judges to enforce new laws against sexual violence. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the number of people killed by the coronavirus in italy has reached more than three thous

in india, four men sentenced to death in 2013 for the gang—rape and murder of a 23—year—old woman have been executed. the country's president and the supreme courtclemency. the attack on the woman sparked widespread protests across the nation and put pressure on politicians and judges to enforce new laws against sexual violence. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as japan comes under increasing pressure to respond the olympics, the flame at least has arrived from greece. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the number of people killed by the coronavirus in italy has reached more tha

in india, four men sentenced to death in 2013 for the gang—rape and murder of a 23—year—old woman, have been executed. the country's president and the supreme courtclemency. the violent attack on the woman sparked widespread protests across the nation, and put pressure on politicians and judges to enforce new laws against sexual violence. in just the past hour the olympic flame has arrived injapan, amid grave doubts as to whether the 2020 games will be able to go ahead in tokyo. the elaborate torch relay that had been planned has already been cut back drastically because of the coronavirus. up to now the organisers have insisted that the tokyo olympics will go ahead as planned but as more and more sporting events are cancelled around the world, calls are growing for the event to be delayed or postponed. even if the pandemic peaks soon, athletes are asking how they are supposed to qualify, which must take place in the next two months. now the former governor of tokyo, who led much of the early planning for the games, has told the bbc he is almost certain the games will not take place as scheduled on july 2ath. from tokyo rupert wingfield hayes rep

india has left hundreds of thousands of informal labourers withoutjobs or wages, triggering an exodus to home villages. this has put huge pressure on the transport system. on monday the country's supreme courtaid it was becoming a bigger problem than the pandemic. now on bbc news, with more than a third of the global population confined to their homes, the world is going through an unprecedented social experiment. here's victoria derbyshire with stories of life in lockdown. hello, and welcome to this bbc news special. i'm victoria derbyshire. stay with us, as we look at the world in lockdown, as an estimated 3 billion of us are quarantined and forced to stay put. we look at how life for tens of millions has come to a standstill. plus, we will give you ideas on how to keep you and your loved ones safe. and a reminder there is further advice and information about covid—19 on the bbc news website. first, the bbc‘sjim reed takes a look atjust how many people around the world are in lockdown. so it's vital to slow the spread of the disease. stay at home. it will break the chain of transmission and it will save lives. a quarter of the world is now living under some form of lockdown. 3 billion peo

of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in india can capital punishment reduce rape middle class father says yes. if these comments are hung if a few more are hung and others should be scared of committing rape massive protests broke out in india's capital after nearly passed death. in response the indian government introduced a tougher sentencing policy including the death penalty for rape or murder and for raping a minor under $121.00 indian politician says rapists should be lynched another suggest castration as punishment but while many members of parliament including women that capital punishment legal experts are divided over whether that is a deterrent some argue the real problems are a slow justice system in a patriarchal society if you look at the difference between. the points 2 recent national crime bureau figures a low conviction rate for the rape of about 27 percent but a 30 percent increase in the number of victims killed after rape from 2017 to do 2018 to destroy evidence if the penalty for you know rape for certain ki

india has left hundreds of thousands of informal labourers withoutjobs or wages, triggering an exodus to home villages. this has put huge pressure on the transport system. on monday the country's supreme court

india has left hundreds of thousands of informal labourers withoutjobs or wages, triggering an exodus to home villages. this has put huge pressure on the transport system. on monday the country's supreme courtthird of the global

india has left hundreds of thousands of informal labourers withoutjobs or wages, triggering an exodus to home villages. this has put huge pressure on the transport system. on monday, the country's supreme courtaid it was becoming a bigger problem than the pandemic. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. every day, the havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic worsens, on public health and on the global economy. economic activity beyond the barest of essentials has been frozen across much of the world. what on earth will the economic landscape look like when this is over? well, my guest is ola kallenius, the ceo of one of europe's biggest vehicle manufacturers, daimler. what will it take to survive the greatest economic shock in most of our lifetimes? ola kallenius in stuttgart, welcome to hardtalk, and let me begin with a simple question — what impact is this terrible coronavirus crisis having on your business? stephen, thank you for inviting me to hardtalk. this is a most unusual and very challenging situation for our industry. we at daimler are focused on two main priorities as we're tackling this challenge. first and foremost is the health and safety of our e

of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in india can capital punishment reduce rape middle class father says yes. if these comments are hung if a few more are hung and others would be scared of committing rape massive protests broke out in india's capital after nearly passed death. in response the indian government introduced a tougher sentencing policy including the death penalty for rape or murder and for raping a minor under $121.00 indian politician says rapists should be lynched another suggest castration as punishment but while many members of parliament including women that capital punishment legal experts are divided over whether that is a deterrent some argue the real problems are a slow justice system in a patriarchal society if you look at the difference between. the points 2 recent national crime bureau figures a low conviction rate for the rape of about 27 percent but a 30 percent increase in the number of victims killed after rape from 2017 to do 2018 to destroy evidence if the penalty for you know rape for certain kin