a was trying for decades to come about the silver, the states in northern india. now that group has agreed to refrain from violence. the call came after 12 years of negotiations, puts a splinter group u l. s. a. i as decided not to join the peace process. nevertheless in this need to ship has crazy agreements as a great today is a golden day for the future of us on assignment. the ne, enjoyed violence for decades in the last 5 years, 9 peace and border related agreements have been signed across different states. and then all of these for these reasons, peace had been established in large parts of the northeast on record. the more than $9000.00 causes of surrender, and if i took about a some down forces, special powers are just being removed from 8 to 5 percent of the time. we spoke to a north east indian scholar and columbus to also welcome to the agreements as a big accomplishment for the governments of prime minister, the rental note hi negotiations goals, which has been spending over a decade east of commendable achievement for the range of all the next century

united liberation front of a sub usa was trying for decades to call about this of in states in northern india . another group has agreed to refrain from violence. the cold came after 12 years of negotiations, puts a splinter group of view l. f. a has decided not to join the peace process. nevertheless, india's leadership has appraised the agreement. today is a golden dave, the future of us assignment. the ne, enjoyed violence for decades in the last 5 years. 9 peace and border related agreements have been signed across different states. and then all of these for this reason piece have been established in large parts of ne, on right quote, the more than 9000 causes of surrender. and if i talk about a some down forces, special powers are just being removed from 8 to 5 percent of us. um we spoke to a north east indian scroll on color misty. also welcome the agreements as a big accomplishment for the comments of prime minister and vendor modi, a negotiated sion of goals which has been signing over a decade, ease of commendable achievement for the range of all the lead central government. you know

a was trying for decades to call about the southern states in northern india. uh group has agreed to refrain from violence. the cold came after 12. yes, i'm negotiations on the squint a group. however, u. l. s. a, i has decided not to join the peace process and have the less india's leadership has appraised the agreements as a grades to today is a golden day for the future of a some assignment. the ne, enjoyed violence for decades in the last 5 years, 9 peace and border related agreements have been signed across different states and then over faced for this reason, piece have been established in large parts of ne, on record, the more than $9000.00 causes of surrender and if i talk about a some down forces, special powers are just being removed from 85 percent of us. um we spoke to a north east indian scholar and columnist. he also welcome to the agreement as a big accomplishment for the governments of prime minister in a venture mode, a negotiated sion of goals which has been spinning over a decade is a commendable achievement for the range of all the leg centr

and a long awaited peace is achieved in northern india with an agreement between the government and the separatists. united. the liberation front of us on the 10 pm here, we must go. this is all to international with all the very latest. well uses. great to have you with us a top story. this all is already false, is i have conducted another attack on the mcgasey refugee camp in central garza coming 3 and wounding 6 people. that's according to the palestinian red crescent society, which is a humanitarian group in the region. the familiar idea as to icon christmas eve killed more than 80 polished indians in the same refuge account is commenced, says death attack was a mistake due to the wrong choice of munition. this was a regrettable mistake. this has not happened. the choice of munition was incorrect and we continue to learn lessons and step out our efforts to get civilians out all homes way. i'm one of those efforts to get civilians out of homes way is the price of the un agencies on the ground that have been following civilians into ha strongholds to stop being complicit with hamas is

and the long awaited peace deal is achieved in northern india, with an agreement between the governments and the separatists. united liberation front of us on the for months. go to the world, your watching oxy international. my name's the discounts here with all the very latest. thanks for joining us. we start with a bit of break in use this our south africa has taken legal action against israel in the united nations international courts of justice. the claim states that israel is violating the genocide convention is all the correspondence. none of you can go with more than the story, but we must warn you. first of the report, this can say some of assessing images. it is also petition to the international court of justice to declare it is running a potted state. and this off to many people have often um, seeing that lots of how global sort of data to sanction played a significant role in undermining the apache pro. take that in the republic of south africa. what is the government doing practically to show? so the direction with the people of palestine either been just gets the perceived

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smoke is being blown into my face if that, but it was good water boy looked up air quality in northern india were since every winter heavy cold air traps emissions from vehicles, factories construction dust and cooperating underway here in punjab province. farmers continued the practice despite a court ordered ban. there's a no you know if we don't the, in this double hey we so we have to so to feed this country to sell in the market. so right. so have, well, the country get us we. the cup burning is also practiced across the border and pockets done toxic smoke no blankets. the eastern city of the horde. this week, the government cancelled several days of school and order businesses to shut early . but some say the measures are of reaction rather than a solution of some small, but the, the smart happens every year because this double is burned, the brick kilns, admit smoke. the government knows it and should make a plan. they do nothing but take salary with us, whether sets in this happens every year. they should act to stop smoke at the root cause. nothing will happen from stopping transpor

he festivals a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the star in northern india, seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the, on our people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to beat underestimate, did, and announce the death of more than 1000 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the, it's sense of trimming methods that we are going into possibly extremely dock times and we will see the settings all around this about the, the, the, the grows growing sizes, tendencies in many ways to fight for juvenile freedom is a symbolic fig

these three states lie in the hindi heartland of northern india, because india is going to parliamentaryill described these state elections these provincial elections as some kind of semi— final of a world cup match because this was setting the tone of how they are going to take the campaign issues and what other strengths and weaknesses of these various political parties. people see this as a big boost to mr modi was aiming to return to power for a third consecutive term when elections are held between april and may next year. let's get the latest from the united nations climate summit — cop28 — taking place in dubai. sunday is the first time any climate summit has focussed on the impact of global warming on health. our reporter carl nasman is there. day four and dubai was a significant one, the first time there is been a focus specifically on health off that comes at a time when the health impact of climate change are becoming ever clearer. 2023 now the hottest year on record, we saw those hot record temperatures affecting cities around the world and some shocking statistics as well, w

success, and these three states you mentioned, rajasthan, they lie in the hindi heartland of northern india six months' time, and many people described these state elections, these provincial elections, these provincial elections as some sort of a semifinal of the world cup match, this was setting the tone, how they are going to take the campaign issues, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of these various political parties, and many people thought the main opposition congress party, which won their key state election in may this year, could make a comeback, could do pretty well in these elections, that could set the tone for an opposition alliance, and that was the main issue for congress party. now the election results are seen as a setback mainly for the congress party, even though it won one of the prosperous states in the southern india with a comfortable majority, but they lost out to the bjp in the states after just and lost out to the bjp in the states afterjust and in rajasthan, so people see this as a big boost to narendra modi, who was aiming to return to powerfor a third t

their bodies were found in northern india in the foothills of the himalayas, near hot springs. on his arm and neck, and the girl had wounds on her arm. the faces of the young people were so swollen that they could not be immediately identified. next to the dead were passports, mobile phones, a note, presumably written by a girl. violent police investigation is underway. the name of the valley is kulu. where the bodies of the russians were found, literally translated as the end of the inhabited world, located in the state of himmachal pradesh, about 15 hours by car from the country's capital delhi, one of the most picturesque and at the same time mysterious places in india, some call it the valley of the gods, others the valley of death over the past few years, hundreds of foreigners have disappeared here under unknown circumstances. according to indian authorities, last year alone the territory of the valley without a trace, someone is attracted by the spirit of adventurism, someone wants to get away from everyday life, tour operators who organize... before the excursion warn t

in northern india, marathon efforts finally freed 41 miners who'd been trapped in a collapsed himalayanous setbacks, rescuers eventually drilled the final section by hand to free the workers. samira hussain was at the scene. these are the ambulances with the first workers that have come out from inside the tunnel. 17 days they have spent inside that tunnel and now they are finally out and in those ambulances. translation: i am very happy. i am 55 and i have seen life. but my son is very young. he has a long life. as 2023 started to draw to a close, one of the year's biggest stories happened here in the middle east. yolande, you woke up that morning and it was you who was trying to make sense of this for, for all of us. we didn't have much detail at first, but we knew very quickly that it was huge, that it was unprecedented, and that it was going to change everything. and what is the latest that you're hearing not only about those killed, but the numbers of people injured? really extraordinary numbers. at least a0 israelis have been killed and 740 injured. that's the latest report that i

the region in northern india rice paddies as far as the i can see farmer's harvest, the plants which remain personally submerged for weeks. what race cultivation is a traditional method that needs huge amounts of water? rice is not an aquatic plan, took merely tolerates water. the problem more and more often, it doesn't rain, not even during the monsoon. the rainy season from june to september, dr. periods are getting longer and rains are often heavy rather than steady. but the hard thing is that they are not sufficient, and the rainfall is not sufficient to grow rice, so they depend on ground water irrigation. the lack of rain causes the soil to dry out even further. that's why farmers now use water from canals and wells, causing ground water levels to sink. paradoxically, even more rice has been planted. india's main farming regions lie in the north where the popular buzz monte variety is from the india's rice exports have doubled over the last 4 years from about 10000000 tons and 2019 to more than 22000000 tons water shortages and increasing exports. the gap is growing ever wider,

in northern india, marathon efforts finally freed 41 miners who'd been trapped in a collapsed himalayanous setbacks, rescuers eventually drilled the final section by hand to free the workers. samira hussain was at the scene. these are the ambulances with the first workers that have come out from inside the tunnel. 17 days they have spent inside that tunnel and now they are finally out and in those ambulances. translation: i am very happy. i am 55 and i have seen life. but my son is very young. he has a long life. as 2023 started to draw to a close, one of the year's biggest stories happened here in the middle east. yolande, you woke up that morning and it was you who was trying to make sense of this for, for all of us. we didn't have much detail at first, but we knew very quickly that it was huge, that it was unprecedented, and that it was going to change everything. and what is the latest that you're hearing not only about those killed, but the numbers of people injured? really extraordinary numbers. at least a0 israelis have been killed and 740 injured. that's the latest report that i

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and along the way to peace is achieved in northern india with an agreement between the government and the separative united liberation front of those. i made headlines here on our to international. i am a day show, a judge. i'll be back up of the top of the hour for more headlines up next is the whistle blower the we've told you in the past about the us department of veterans affairs. it's an enormous sprawling bureaucracy and is one of the most poorly run departments in the entire us government investigators their deal on a daily basis with things like fraud, embezzlement, drug crimes and other white color issues. but imagine going to work one day and learning that you're not needed to investigate these routine white color crimes. instead, you're needed to investigate a serial killer. and even worse, a medical serial killer assessed you a pass who works under color of helping patients as a medical professional, a doctor or a nurse. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 our next guest is that rare person who has seen the darkest part of the underbelly

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movement group is seeking to call about and independent states, for sakes from a territory in northern india. and it also, it says, have accused them of terrorism us and this is the 1st on that process is that size buildings linked to india in the united states. back in july, the indian concerts in san francisco was set on fire early in march, color's done support as broke into the same building. waving the flank of the separatist movement relations between new, delta and washington to have solid amid these incidents. and the us is even accused indian governments of plotting to assassinate a problem and simply the new york utility has denied those accusations the same as such a crime would violate government policy. here we heard from the city to confess experts, monica them in new delhi. and she said, says that instead of properly reacting to such incidents, us so far as these are instead trying to shift the blame on. so when you go mean has to be ready, i don't mind going to making sure that there is some sort of action on the cutlass on the elements. and this is something which is not onl

a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the a concert or russian state. never as tight as on the phone in the most sense, community not getting hold of all sense and the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machin

their bodies were found in northern india in foothills of the himalayas, near hot springs.s on his arm and neck, and the girl had wounds on her arm. faces. their people were so swollen that they could not immediately be identified; next to the dead were passports, mobile phones, and a note supposedly written by a girl. the police of the indian state of himchal pradesh reported the death on november 16, 2023 in the kullu district of two russian citizens, a 37-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman. according to primary data, the death was not of a violent nature, the investigation is ongoing. valley name kullu, where the bodies of the russians were found, literally translated as the end of the inhabited world, is located in the state of himochal, about 15 hours by car from the country's capital delhi, one of the most picturesque and at the same time mysterious places in india, some call it the valley of the gods, others the valley of death , over the past few years , hundreds of foreigners have disappeared here under unknown circumstances, according to the indian authorities,

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along the way to peace is a changed in northern india with an agreement between the government and the separatist. united liberation front of ask them and those are the main headlines here on our to international. i'm nationwide. josh, i'll be back with more stories and analyses at the top of the hour of next disco store, the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered non peter lavelle, the calendar is changed, but the trends we observe last year continue with this into the new year. change is in the hair and the powers that be in politics and media are resisting. the status quote is being tested. this is what could make 2024, a watershed year. the the discuss these issues and more enjoyed by my guess. jordan sent me away in budapest . he's a pod cast or at the capital which can be found on youtube and locals and america. yes, we have martin j, he is an award winning journalist and commentator. gentleman costs up rules and i think that means you can jump the time you want and i always appreciate it. right, so start out with george and in budapest you know, at the