the rural areas of bengal were the most devastated.deep in the jungle in the sundarbans, and i'm here to meet some of the last survivors of the bengal famine of191t3. this woman was nine when her father put her on his shoulders and took her to calcutta. on that train ride, she witnessed harrowing scenes. in calcutta, many people were begging forfood or money. soon shejoined them. whether it's taking food wherever they go, remembering an act of kindness, or grief, for those who survived, this isn't history. there is no memorial to the three million people who died, but 80 years on, those who survived the famine never forgot it. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. japan has ordered more than five million people to evacuate their homes as a major storm crosses the country. typhoon shanshan has left hundreds of thousands without power after it made landfall on the island of kyushu. the storm is expected to travel up towards tokyo this weekend with japan airlines cancelled 275 domestic flights on thursday, with more disrup

the rural areas of bengal were the most devastated.deep in the jungle in the sundarbans, and i'm here to meet some of the last survivors of the bengal famine 01:1943. this woman was nine when her father put her on his shoulders and took her to calcutta. on that train ride, she witnessed harrowing scenes. in calcutta, many people were begging forfood or money. soon shejoined them. whether it's taking food wherever they go, remembering an act of kindness, or grief, for those who survived, this isn't history. there is no memorial to the three million people who died, but 80 years on, those who survived the famine never forgot it. a court in the us state of nevada has sentenced a former politician to life in prison for murdering an investigative journalist. robert telles killed jeff german two years ago, after the reporter wrote critical articles about his time in office. during the trial, prosecutors presented the jury with dna evidence found under mr german's fingernails that they said belonged to telles who had pleaded not guilty. ajury

this man is a survivor of the bengal famine of 1943. 80 years on, the fear of hunger is still so realg of food with him wherever he goes. the famine is a dark chapter in britain's colonial history, and it's still hugely contentious. british colonial policies, as well as a cyclone, were among the many complex causes. at least three million indians died. it's one of the largest losses of civilian life on the allied side during world war two. survivors like him have almost never been asked about their memories of the famine, but they never forgot it. to this day, the impact endures.

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martin, where we see over there, it's a small islands off the bay of bengal, way down there, which younow, this island is just 3 square kilometers, located in the northeastern bay of bengal, as i just indicated. approximately 9 km south of cox's bazar, technaf peninsula, marking the southernmost point of bangladesh. what is uni said in so many words was that the us wanted to use this island as a military base, and if she didn't allow that, then well she would be forced out of power. she said, i could not, and i'm quoting, could have remained in power if i had surrendered the sovereignty of st. martin island, and lot of america to use it as a military base. so the question comes up, is she victim of us regime change? well, us has alleged interest in st. martin's could be that it would help washington counter china's influence in the indian ocean. naturally very dictates that china being up there and this is area in the sphere of influence of uh china. um given the island is cross proximity to the bay of bengal and also in terms of the bound boundary maritime wise with myanmar. a militar

martin in order to provide america access to the bay of bengal. despite these statements, the us state department has denied any claims about st. martin. the situation bangladesh after the establishment of the interim government. those who had disappeared from the streets of dhaka with 20 million people at the same time as the resignation and departure of the former prime minister of this country returned to the streets of the city from today. my mother did not want to leave the country. he was in the last period of his political activity. he is 76 years old and wants to return to his country. hasan abdul maliki, broadcasting agency , new delhi. from everyone in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, companions of the khabar channel, may god bless you, wherever you are, as you are informed and ready, the honorable president introduced his proposed ministers to the islamic council. and these days specialized commissions of the parliament are busy reviewing the plans of the propose

it's a small islands off the bay of bengal, way down there, which you don't see right now, but that's a big shot of it. now um, this island is just three square kilometers located in the northeastern bay of bengal, as i just indicated, approximately 9 km south of cox's bazar, technav peninsula, marking the southernmost point of bangladesh. what hisina said in so many words was that the us wanted to use this island as a military base, and if she didn't allow that, then well she would be forced out of power. she said, i could not, and i'm quoting, could have remained in power if i had surrendered the sovereignty of st. martin island and in the indian ocean naturally geography dictates that china being up there and this is area in the sphere of influence of uh china um given the island is cross proximity to the bay of bengal and also in terms of the b boundary maritime wise with myanmar military presence on the island would strengthen their capabilities in the region another strange fact bangladesh would be the fourth country after nepal then pakistan and then siri lanka to have fallen.

the woman's body was found with multiple injuries in a state—run hospital in west bengal�*s kolkata,ent doctor. the demonstrations, demanding justice and better workplace security, have now spread to other parts of the country. local media reports say a man, who worked at the hospital, has been arrested in connection with the case. archana schukla reports. demands of better security for health care workers at their workplace is at the core of the protests. the gruesome rape and killing of a junior doctor in a government hospital, doctors say, has shaken their trust that even hospitals are not a safe place. thousands are out on hospital premises staging in protest, saying if there is no safety, there will be no duty. junior doctors association has demanded that the country's top crime agency investigates the killing. there is speedyjustice for victims and that a central law to kerb attacks and violence against doctors be enacted. junior doctors are the main workforce handling patient loads in india's overcrowded hospitals and as they stopped work, hospitals in west bengal state have t

the rural areas of bengal were the most devastated. so we've driven a couple of hours outside of kolkata, and we're now deep in the jungle in the sundarbans, and i'm here to meet some of the last survivors of the bengal famine of 1943. this woman was nine when her father put her on his shoulders and took her to calcutta. on that train ride, she witnessed harrowing scenes. in calcutta, many people were begging forfood or money. soon shejoined them. whether it's taking food wherever they go, remembering an act of kindness, or grief, for those who survived, this isn't history. there is no memorial to the three million people who died, but 80 years on, those who survived the famine never forgot it. the kremlin has stepped into the row over the arrest of the russian—born founder of the messaging app telegram saying that france should not allow �*political persecution.�* pavel durov, who is a french citizen, has been placed underformal investigation in france, after being detained last weekend. the judge said he was suspected of being compli

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martin's island, which would have allowed the us to sway over the bay of. bengal by using it as a military base. the us's interest in st. martin's could be that it would help washington counter china's influence in the indian ocean, give it proximity to the bay of bengal and its maritime boundary with myanmar. another strange fact, bangladesh would be the fourth country after. nepal, pakistan, and sri lanka to have fallen, and their replacements are us-friendly or keen to strengthen ties with the us. these are countries that are involved in china's belt and road initiatives. "there's no denying that in one respect bangladesh's economy is resilient, but that has come a cost, at the expense of the workers who are earning poor wages. that issue needs to be addressed by the new governments, not the interm governments, but the new democratically elected government, that is, if the us lets it. if the bangladeshi cu was us revenge for military based refusal, then there will definitely be some turbulent times ahead for bangladesh. that does it for this edition of the program, hope you enjoyed it,

give it proximity to the bay of bengal and its maritime boundary with myanmar. another strange fact, bangladesh would be the fourth country after nepal, pakistan and sri lanka to have fallen, and their replacements are us-friendly or keen to strengthen ties with the us. these are countries that are involved in china's belt and road initiatives. "there's no denying that in one respect bangladesh's economy is resilient, but that has come a cost, at the expense of the workers who are earning poor wages, that issue needs to be addressed by the new government, not the interm governments, but the new democratically elected government, that is, if the us lets it. if the bangladeshi was us revenge for military base refusal, then there will definitely be some turbulent times ahead for bangladesh." that does it for this edition of the program, hope you enjoyed it, if you have any comments, more importantly, if you have any critiques, please do send them to us, contact information is on your screen, to my right, from entire team here in the capital, tehran, it's goodbye un

against the rape and murder of a medical student at the leading medical college in kolkata, west bengal. there were skirmishes between protesters and police because the police barricaded that area, the protesters fought, the police were charging, using water cannons, students gathering from all directions, from different parts of west bengal, demanding justice for the victim, alleging that initially when the police took up the matter, they destroyed evidence. now the case has been transferred to a private investigating agency, the central bureau of investigation. the anger among the people, especially the student community, is growing by the student community, is growing by the day and because the police has failed to arrest any other person so far in this case, just one accused. our reporter salman ravi. israeli military spokesperson update, after a show said it has rescued hostage kidnapped by hamas. from the bedouin community of rahat, kidnapped from israel by hamas terrorists on october seven, has been rescued, he is alive, back in israel. we cannot go into many details of the speci

night march saw women from all walks of life fill the streets of kolkata and other cities in west bengalpendence back. and for a long time, we have suffered this sort of insecurity where we couldn't roam the streets at night, we couldn't go anywhere. even if there was some kind of emergency, we couldn't leave our homes, we had to stay inside because of this insecurity, this fear of men outside who could potentially harm us. now, as a woman, i travel by public transport every day, and i get harassed each and every day, but we have normalised this. we think that it is normal to get harassed because it will happen. we are born as biological women in this country and this will happen in our country, but i think enough is enough. now it's time to rise out in protest, rise in rage, because this cannot go on. let's speak to . kavita krishnan, a women's rights activist and member of the all india progressive women's association can you hear me? thank you for joining us. ijust mention the reaction. more generally, what has been the reaction to those protests. i want to clarify first i am no longe

one of their colleagues, a 31—year—old trainee doctor at a hospital in the city of kolkata in west bengalon. translation: our first demand is that there should _ be a judicial inquiry. the culprits should be arrested. there has been one arrest, but we don't have any further updates. and whether there were any others involved along with him. the demonstrations are spreading. they demand justice and better workplace security. many say they don't feel safe doing theirjobs. translation: whether it is this | hospital or any other hospital, | you will see the same scenario, that of an unsafe environment. we do our duties despite the unsafe environment. so far, police have arrested one person. i visited three big government hospitals in delhi and spoke to a dozen female doctors and nurses during the night shift. all of them said that hospitals were an unsafe space to work, especially at night. they complained that anybody could walk into the hospital without any security checks, and patients and their families sometimes turn violent. opposition leaders have demanded an independent investigation

the woman's body was found with multiple injuries in a state—run hospital in kolkata in west bengal,ice and better workplace security, have now spread to other parts of the country. local media reports say a man— who worked at the hospital has been arrested in connection with the case. according to data from the national crime records bureau, an average of nearly 90 rapes a day were reported in india in 2022. languages reporter umang poddar sent this report from delhi. chanting: we want... justice! out on the streets after launching an indefinite strike — doctors protesting in response to the alleged rape and murder of one of their colleagues, a 31—year—old trainee doctor at a hospital in the city of kolkata in west bengal. they are angry and want action. translation: our first demand is that there should _ be a judicial inquiry. the culprits should be arrested. there has been one arrest, but we don't have any further updates. and whether there were any others involved along with him. the demonstrations are spreading. they demand justice and better workplace security. many say they d

the woman's body was found with multiple injuries in a state—run hospital in west bengal�*s kolkata,better workplace security, have now spread to other parts of the country. local media reports say a man, who worked at the hospital, has been arrested in connection with the case. archana schukla reports. demands of better security for health care workers at their workplace is at the core of the protests. the gruesome rape and killing of a junior doctor in a government hospital, doctors say has shaken their trust, that even hospitals are not a safe place. thousands are out on hospital premises staging protests, saying that if there is no safety, there will be no duty. the junior doctors association has demanded that the country's top crime agency investigate the killing, that there is speedy justice for the victim and that a central law to curb attacks and violence against doctors be enacted. junior doctors are the main workforce handling patient loads in india's overcrowded hospitals. and as they stopped work, hospitals in west bengal state have taken a hit, paralysing outpatient serv

one of their colleagues, a 31—year—old trainee doctor at a hospital in the city of kolkata in west bengalthere should _ be a judicial inquiry. the culprits should be arrested. there has been one arrest, but we don't have any further updates. and whether there were any others involved along with him. the demonstrations are spreading. they demand justice and better workplace security. many say they don't feel safe doing theirjobs. translation: whether it is this | hospital or any other hospital, | you will see the same scenario, that of an unsafe environment. we do our duties despite the unsafe environment. so far, police have arrested one person. i visited three big government hospitals in delhi and spoke to a dozen female doctors and nurses during the night shift. all of them said that hospitals were an unsafe space to work, especially at night. they complained that anybody could walk into the hospital without any security checks, and patients and their families sometimes turn violent. opposition leaders have demanded an independent investigation into the incident. across india, queues ar

the -rocess murdered in west bengal state.s have intensified after the hospital where she worked was vandalised and was attacked during the massive march in protest against their crime against her. they have been smaller protests held in other indian cities like delhi, hyderabad, mumbai... that protest seems to be happening in delhi just outside the hospital where the female trainee doctor was raped and murdered. this is a case that has brought a lot of condemnation from groups, but also condemnation from groups, but also condemnation from groups, but also condemnation from the prime minister earlier in the week. we were given ion the process. —— we will keep an eye on the process. police in the uk are constantly looking at different ways to tackle knife crime — and the devastating impact it can have on communities. a new team has been formed in bristol to do just that — and our west of england correspondent, danjohnson, has spent some time with them. that's the car, the grey one. yeah, we got a car, but it's been covering spa

does it look just look out to the bay of bengal. they also looks at similar streets, which is one of the worlds seat trading roads. and the us, it's been suggested really willing to the base that to send the defiance position in southeast asia. and the hood government in finds a dash, had refused that time and time again. now it's not just her who's made those claims . one of her visors who also happens to be her son, made such claims a couple of days ago in another ring to be i'm these came to being made by other members of his government in the past to be more full twice about talking about this and also, we've heard all the countries moving fine with ash over the last few years about the u. s. floating to sue the fault, and it's politics most go. was one of those making those warnings that some of this is what they have to say in case the us is not satisfied with the results of the popular vote. attempts to further the stabilized bangladesh along the lines of the arabs spring lightly. now its face was orchestrated, it was incredi

does it not just look out to the bay of bengal, they also looks up to the milwaukee straits, which is one of the world's t trading roads. and the us, it's been suggested really well into the base that to some of the defiance position in southeast asia. an hood government involves a dash, had refused that time and time again. now, it's not just her who's made those claims. one of her advisors who also happens to be her son made such claims a couple of days ago in another ring to be i'm these came to being made by other members of his government in the past to be more forthright about talking about this. and also we put all the countries wanting bandwidth ash over the last few years about the us wanting to stew the port in its politics. most go. was one of those making those warnings. that's how this is what i have say. in case the us is not satisfied with the results of the popular vote attempts to further the stabilize bangladesh along the lines of the arab spring, a likely now if this was straight, if it was incredibly well done, because literally within hours of her resigning and fl

does it look just look out to the bay of bengal. it also looks up to the middle of the straits, which is one of the world's t trading routes. and the us, it's been suggested really well into the base that to send the defiance position in southeast asia, unhook government. in fact, the dash had refused that time and time again. now, it's not just her, please make those claims. one of her advisors who also happens to be her son made such claims a couple of days ago in another ring to be i'm these came to being made by other members of his government in the past. who's in the full flight about talking about this. and also we put other countries moving funds with ash over the last few years about the u. s. floating to say to the fault, and it's politics most go. was one of those making those warnings that type of this is what i have to say. in case the u. s. is not satisfied with the results of the popular vote attempts to further the stabilize bangladesh along the lines of the arabs spring lightly. now its face was orchestrated. it was

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night march saw women from all walks of life fill the streets of kolkata and other cities in west bengalwere timed to coincide with the eve of independence day. hours later, india's prime minister, narendra modi, while attending celebrations, made reference to the protests. he promised there would be strict punishment for those who offend against women. kavita krishnan is a women's rights activist and member of the all india progressive women's association. the prime minister made a speech, but i think the response and the reaction is contrasting with narendra modi's political opportunism and, sort of, cynical opportunism. the real sentiment and anger that protesters are expressing and the young woman who was speaking just now, she said it. there is a normalisation of violence. 0ur expectations from politicians and government are so low that it is generating anger now. that is a good thing. they really want change. it is about whether something tangible is going to happen to bring about that change. it is a question of what you would call tangible. 2012, about ten years ago, when the pro

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martina's island, which would have allowed the us to sway over the bay of bengal.d to return after the situation returns to normal. this week we uncover the key points sinus israel during the latest rounds of negotiations which led to a firm rejection from the palestinian resistance. we'll disect the media silence on these crucial details and analyze the strategic implications of zionist israel's continued occupation and genocide in gaza. in addition to gaza will's delve into the growing internal pressures within sinust israel, where anxiety is mounting over the possible upcoming second phase of retaliation from hizbullah following the strikes on bayrut and the inevitable iran retaliation following the aggression on tehran. don't miss this essential discussion on the real dynamics driving the conflict and the looming threats that could reshape the region. negotiation breakdown revealed this week on the medias stream. rest of the headlines, there's really occupation forces launched the largest military operation in two decades on the occupied west bank. "more palest

, according to experts, the location is of strategic importance allows control over the strait of bengalremind you, hasina left her residence in dhaka amid mass unrest. the prime minister resigned and flew to india. then, according to media reports , she requested asylum in the uk. serbian police detained 19 people during the protests, two of whom were foreigners, according to the interior ministry. the head of the department called on demonstrators not to block international transport corridors. let me remind you that the action was organized by opponents of lite mining. in the country, after a march along the central streets of belgrade, they stopped traffic on the budapest-salonniki highway and then blocked the work of the central railway station. in total, the rally gathered about 27 thousand people. commenting on the actions of the police, serbian president aleksandar vucic noted the professionalism of the security services, which managed to bring the situation under control without the use of force. the protest itself took place in a democratic atmosphere, which is very important f

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the west bengal state chief minister has suspended the college principal and set a deadline for police to make arrest. india has experienced a series of rape incidents over the past years and it calls to award death penalty to the perpetrators. with that we come to an end for this edition of world news. thanks for being with us, just bye-bye for now. perhaps the united states founding fathers could never imagine that the country whose declaration they sealed in 1776 would have a long history of atrocities at home and abroad from the korean peninsula to vietnam and onwards to iraq, afghanistan, iran and beyond, wherever there's been a conflict. for strife, the us was involved. the us is addicted to war as the war machine feeds its economy, but watch in this documentary how the rules of the game have changed as us no longer has the upper hand and has to reap what it sewed. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used. killing innocent people to get what? العوده الى ارض الاجداد لعل هذا الادعاء هو من اوائل الاساطير المؤسسه لفكره الدوله الصهيو

west bengal's witnessed fresh settler violence this time in bethlehem, israeli settlers took the life of palestinian men and injured three others during attack in a village near the west bank city. now since the beginning of the gaza genocide, 651 palestines have been killed either by israel settlers or the regime's troopers in the west bank. the fatalities are in addition to thousands of duct. by the israel military during rates on the occupied territories. now the news review program, we've discussed the deadly israeli crackdown against the palestinians in the occupied west bank, and this is what our guests told us. is member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement is from nairobi, we also have mcnapier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign who joins us from glasgow. welcome to you both, book, let me first start with you, making a comparison between what's happening on the gaza strip, a genocide that's unfolding there, but the one in the west bank is one happening in slow motion. do you think that that's in a proper, i guess uh comparison to be made here? um,

a woman hopped a fence and came dangerously close to a bengal tiger at a zoo in southern new jersey.en sticking her hand through another fence and taunting the tiger. she eventually returned to the walking path, but police want to find her. >>> a teenager sues a judge, and a man charged with killing with a reporter pleads his case. those are the headlines on the "cbs morning news." the k"las vegas review journal" reports robert telles accused of murdering investigative reporter took the witness stand in his own defense. >> i want to say unequickly i'm innocent. i didn't kill mr. german. >> telles is accused of stabbing reporter jeff german to death outside his home. he had written articles critical of telles and his conduct. he says he was framed. >>> the "associated press" says police in guatemala arrested seven after 533 asphyxiated in 2022. they're accused of smuggling them from mexico and central america. they died after being abandoned in a locked tractor-trailer in scorching summer heat without water or air continuing. they were discovered when the trailer was opened in san ant

according to experts, the location is of strategic importance and allows for control over the strait of bengalt me remind you that khasinina left her residence in dhaka amid mass unrest. the prime minister resigned and flew to india. then, according to media reports , she requested asylum in the uk.

the west bengal state chief minister has suspended the college principal. and set a deadline for police to make arrest. india has experienced a series of rape incidents over the past years and it calls to award death penalty to the perpetrators. the key government is facing renewed calls to stop exporting weapons to the israely regime. a protest outside of the prime minister kier starmer's office has demanded that his government impose an arms embargo on israel over its war crimes in gaza. say pura has more: emergency protest for an urgent situation. palestine solidarity demonstrators outside the british prime minister's office renewing their demands. the main demand of today's demonstration is to stop arming israel. i think they should stop all arms sales, arms transfers to israel. it's it's just because of basic humanity. there are people being killed in their thousands and over the 10 months of slaughter. it's just not on, the call to action came after israel bombed a school in gaza city on august 12, killing more than 100 people sheltering in it. according to the uk strategic export

the a the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before japanese troops drove the rate is out of neighboring vermont and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire . london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british actively used the scorched earth policy. while retreating, they turned everything around them into an uncouth deserts, having no mercy on other people's territory. food in large amounts was exported to great britain from the starving provinces. boats used for fishing and transporting food along the river system more confiscated from the local population. the barbaric actions of the colonial administration let the monster its consequences. can a year up to 3800000 people die from starvation and disease caused by mail nutrition . the old great britain itself had enough resources to overcome the disaster. at the same time, 170000 tons of australian wheat made its way fast, starving in the debris. it is aisles. i hate indians. they are a beasley people without beasley religion. the

bengal, indian authorities do not confirm this information, but the country's border forces have declared level of alert on the border with its neighbors. but in the meantime, the bangladesh army chief said he would meet the president to form an interim government. protests in the country have been going on for several weeks, with participants protesting against job quotas. according to students, this discriminatory measures that cause high unemployment in the country. during anti-government protests in clashes with law enforcement forces. about 300 people died. the russian foreign ministry appealed to our citizens in bangladesh and recommended observing the curfew and not leaving home. triathletes from switzerland. adrian briford and simon westerman were unable to take part in the mixed relay at the olympic games. doctors detected e. coli in the athletes. let me remind you that a similar diagnosis was previously made by triathletes from belgium. clar michel also felt unwell after the swim in senia. as a result, the entire belgian team withdrew from this stage of the competition. economic