regional politicians and are challenging new delhi jaylen idea do not is an ideology it's an idea you can just so you know in a democracy is a battle of ideas if you try to imprison everyone you can imprison the idea it is going to for the really need the people of kashmir. this former head of india's external intelligence agency believes the islam being kashmir has links with armed groups in pakistan the fact is that the german been bad news for a long time. and whether there was a need to ban there i mean there's. a government to decide. but. bad had needed to be picked up that should have been runs on time ago this hasn't been arrested and speaking exclusively to al jazeera tells of his concerns because of the if. bernard the whole system will get stated and it will be a disaster for the needy and lot of people especially on the orphans and widows jamaat e islami hindus the original group from which to mark the islam we broke away from the former centers across india like this and they're not bound with tensions running high the concern for the indian government is how to regulate

new delhi said they shot down each other's jets on wednesday. well the indian pilot captured by pakistan during those strikes has had a medical check up to being released. was welcomed at the border on friday two days off to his plane was shot down and pakistan administered kashmir reports from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander. on his release from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as if the word was the last one. year old. you know music you know. this. particularly because the officer of the anzac. from an arab. village would have already i don't know. is happy to have gotten back a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcomed by india but that doesn't do enough to overcome the lingering mistrust of mistrust that have been generated by this pakistan to terrorism and support to the insurgency in kashmir these are the real key issues kashmir terrorism. the celebrations at the border are unlikely to la

will do next out of syria so how raman live for us in new delhi thank you. well hundreds of thousands of people have rallied across algeria demanding that their eighty one year old president pulls out of next month's elections. has been in power for twenty years he's planning to run for a fifth but protesters say he's unfit for the job reports. they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the country's capital. there are similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's beautifully co withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't g

our desire is to help run them they're watching developments from new delhi for us thank you so. well kurdish forces in syria say they expect the battle to retake eisel the last held area to be over soon u.s. backed syrian democratic forces launched a final push against i felt in the village of agrees on friday the last remaining group of civilians was about to waited just hours earlier thousands of people have left in recent weeks and they're being taken to a camp near the iraqi border. chlorine was used as a weapon in the syrian town of duma but an investigation into last year's attack doesn't lay any blame the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it found reasonable grounds the toxic chemical was used but can't say who was responsible duma was the final target of the syrian government's campaign to regain control of the eastern suburbs of damascus from opposition fighters. u.s. president donald trump has asked china to lift all tariffs on american agricultural products he says it's because trade talks between the world's two largest economies are progressi

on friday two days after his plane the shutdown and pakistan administered kashmir reports from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander. on his release from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as if it might have to do it was the last. year of the. you know. this. particularly because the officer of the. bridge would have died aboard. is happy to have gotten back a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcomed by india but that doesn't do enough to overcome the lingering mistrust years of mistrust that have been generated by this pakistan for men to terrorism and support to the insurgency in kashmir these are the real key issues kashmir terrorism. the celebrations at the border are unlikely to last long as the roots of the kashmir dispute remain deep seated as attempts are made to deescalate tensions between india and pakistan continue to complain they're the ones caught in the middle and those from indeed in mr kashmir accuse the indian government of n

let's bring in our panel in new delhi prem shankar jiang journalist and author of the book me in one thousand forces some of the origins of the dispute in london victoria schofield historian of the conflict and in lahore via skype central asia security analyst and welcome to or mr john i mean judging from statements by officials from india and pakistan they don't seem to be willing to further escalate over quite so now what is next. you're right there i don't think there's any desire whatever escalate the crisis anymore because fundamentally the first of all the the attack and who am i was something that came out of the blue. and so all that the indian prime minister did was it took full advantage of it because he's facing an election in six weeks six weeks to two months and beating the beat of the sort of patriotic drum heads to get votes he's been doing that with his usual sort of. flare for the last fifteen days and. we've had these two attacks but counterattack i think it served its purpose and now i think we've had a very soon that the poor dates would be you know just victoriou

regional politicians and are challenging new delhi going to jail an idea do not is an ideology it's an idea you can just so you know in a democracy is a battle of ideas if you try to imprison everyone you can imprison the idea it is going to for the really need the people of kashmir this former head of india's external intelligence agency believes to mark the islamiyah me it has links with armed groups in pakistan a factor that. has been bad news for a long. whether there was a need to ban it i mean there's. a government to decide. but. bad had needed to be picked up that should have been and sometime ago this hasn't been arrested and speaking exclusively to al jazeera tells of his concerns because of the if. the whole system with stated and it will be a disaster for the needy and people especially on the phones and weirdos jamaat e islami hindi is the original group from which to mark the islam broke away from the former centers across india like this and they're not bound with tensions running high the concern for the indian government is how to regulate groups that offer an islamic

between difficult to understand wish that connection with new delhi in a short while and let me now move on but we come back to that story later let me not move on and take you to news from somalia where police in the capital of somalia mogadishu say a nearly daily long battle with militants is over special forces in mogadishu reportedly killed all the shabaab fighters holed up next to the hotel the bombed on thursday night officials are reporting heavy casualties after the militants carried out a suicide car bombing the target was a city center hotel popular with government employees. the w.'s east africa correspondent melanie joins me now from four more melanie where how do things stand right now. well i'm greta as you french and we now know that the deadly siege in mogadishu is finally over that it has ended with all the extreme and attackers killed that is what police say the special forces in some honest captain had really been trying to quote neutralize the insurgents all day long and witnesses told us that blast and shot the by exchange could be had all day is still just trie

regional politicians and are challenging new delhi you can derail an idea they're not is an ideology it's an idea you can't just so you know in a democracy it's a battle of ideas if you try to imprison everyone you can imprison the idea it is going to for the really need the people of kashmir. this former head of india's external intelligence agency believes about the islam being kashmir has links with armed groups in pakistan the fact is that the german been bad news for a long time. and whether there was a need to ban there i mean there's. a government to decide. but. the bad had needed to be picked up that should have been runs on time ago this hasn't been arrested and speaking exclusively to al jazeera tells of his concerns because of the if. bernard did whole system will get stated and it will be a disaster for the needy and lot of people especially on the phones and we're doing jamaat e islami hindi is the original group from which to mark the islam broke away from the former centers across india like this and they're not bound with tensions running high the concern for the ind

in delhi and we show what more can you tell us about the pilot how close is he to being released. the first news of the pilot's release of course came last evening at five pm local time when the prime minister of pakistan iran concept that he would be released as a gesture of peace today that have been kind of account of us on when exactly he would be released but the latest information coming in mostly from media reports is that it's expected to cross over into india at the walk of water at about four pm this afternoon his capture of course follows a few tense weeks between india and pakistan it was on february fourteenth that an attack a terror attack in kashmir split a bomb on a district took the lives of fourteen vincent jordi forces and following that in less than two weeks there were aerial strikes by india and a potential counter about the movement by mark fine as well of course the details of these clashes have been different depending on which side of the box on government that you are hearing from but such and clashes have not happened since decades of this is the farthe

from delhi today with the organization the women's organizations are gauri thanks so much and all the best with your work thank you. if you're a minor now of our top stories this hour new zealand's prime minister says proposals to so tighten up gun control laws will be announced in ten days meanwhile people have been mourning the fifty victims of the dual attired song mosques in the city of christchurch. coming up after the break a wrap up of the weekend's matches in germany's top tier football league on the bonus league or show laver couzin have been on the rise and they were hoping to keep themselves in champions league contention for next season by beating braman result of that match up and how byron munich put themselves on top of the bundesliga as well all of that straight ahead. this is the interview news a live from berlin from a brian thomas an entire crew here thanks so much for being with us. tomorrow today looks at the big picture. we look down from high above the earth. and here far out into space. walk to the images we find tell us about a planet and the people that live

it's good to have you with us we begin in the indian capital delhi a sprawling city of more than eighteen million but constantly going to an international and national surveys as being unsafe for women discussions about women safety peaked in twenty twelve after the horrific gang rape of a twenty three year old medical student in a moving bus street protests followed and so did a toughening of laws against sexual assault but another thing happened it prompted develop us to walk in safety apps for women apps that give women some measure of assurance went out on india's streets even the correspondent common miles spoke to the women behind some of these apps as they look to make the streets safe for other women. figures of harassment on the faces who come forward with their stories over four thousand instances detailing sexual harassment of women have been shared on an online platform called safe city these experiences are marked on a map in this case in the heart of india's capital delhi it did happen to me. by to the north did not meet your victim never could. and you still i will always b

it had granted pakistan since one thousand nine hundred six opting out of the trade pact means new delhi can now and hands customs duties to any level. it's coming from pakistan on tuesday india said it launched a preemptive air strike on what it called a terror training camp in pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir as ahmad warned it would respond never porters covering the story from both sides of the border so how raman is live in the indian capital new delhi first let's go straight to canal hiders and the pakistani capital islamabad so what what do we know about when this pilot is supposed to be released. we've been hearing since morning. it's going to be nice and then handed over to the indian retarded across the border wog off however so far we have no confirmation of that move expected to happen within the next few hours while your son has already made it clear that this is the overture. we have off it and then again skepticism even and follow them and read members of parliament have been speaking sangat instead of the appreciating that move by a thought just on the indian pr

thank you it's going to delhi now we're standing by live gathering more information as well so there had been some confusion about what was supposed to happen with this pilot it seems like we're getting some more clarity so it are you getting the same for information houses information being received there. yes indeed rachelle certainly when the pakistani prime minister imran khan said that the pilot would actually be released into indian custody there was perhaps a great sense of relief that that was going to happen but the well the proof of the pudding is in the eating can only assess what that situation will be once the indian national is back home soil what we do know at the moment in those pictures that accompanied. report there from islamabad you saw the atari border where whole host of local media are covering the story well we've now been told by our sources on the ground that the media has been pushed back one kilometer from the border which indicates that it seems the pilot will be transferred into indian custody through the land border he will be put in commuter car obviou

call pay day but figures show equality is still a long way off we go to our correspondents in delhi and singapore to find out how much of an issue equal pay is in those regions. welcome to the w business asia i want to go jones and well and good to have you with us starting with germany's top banks deutsche bank and command's bank saying they're considering a merger that could solve their ongoing problems both lenders have been struggling in recent years with deutsche in particular falling from grace tumbling from a global giant to just one of many financial players globally daughter bank currently ranks in fifteenth place with assets over around one and a half trillion dollars a year now it's lagging far behind the world's number one bank that is chinese i.c.c. and the largest u.s. bank j.p. morgan chase bank is in the fifty third place down there as you can see with acid sheet of just under half a trillion dollars if germany's two biggest banks were to much they would move up to tense place internationally but the problems will hardly be going away jobs and branches will have to be cu

for protest marches in cities around the world young people are out on strike in the indian capital delhi to persuade politicians there to take climate change seriously they're joined by students in japan with schools strikes and protests loud and dozens of other countries including the us chile and brazil. of more on the situation in india let's bring in our correspondent and we should fall in delhi good morning to you how popular is the fridays for future movement where you are in india. well there was actually a pretty good turnout asked. me to show it in daddy's house but i actually didn't process the head across the country now this is a very nice didn't move much out in and out of the front trying to fit kind in the country watching from watching you know from organizers and children back to conduct and then you would indeed buy every month now and that's before the eyes of the children holding up both are thinking oh i don't need education that's why we have to make well if there are things we want better and all this was going for us just go away show it on the movement and then t

has to say to new delhi at the moment i know that you delhi will care very much they're already in the middle of a trade spat with india and add to this an ongoing conference in geneva at the moment international conference on how those countries across the globe that have satellites in space are going to clear up the daybreak that's also up there so a lot of angles to this story you mentioned the actions there imagines lot of suspicion that this has to do with the elections coming is expected to impact the election mood. it's interesting sunny in the sense that as i said government officials are not allowed to sort of announce any and the policy but this all sort of comes off the back of a vicious debate within political circles here about how successful the indian military were in their recent operation against terror groups situated in pakistan held kashmir remember that in mid february a suicide bomber attacked an indian military convoy in indian administered kashmir over forty paramilitaries were killed india responded by hitting terror groups that is alleges are based in pakistan

had granted pakistan since one thousand nine hundred six opting out of the trade pact means that new delhi can now and hands customs duties to any levels on goods coming from pakistan on tuesday india said it launched a preemptive air strike on what it called a terror training camp in pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir islam apod warned it would respond so we have reporters covering the story from both sides of the border so raman is live in the indian capital new delhi first let's go to call hyder who is in pakistan's capital islamabad so what else can you tell us about this handover that appears to finally be imminent. the. border there's a major border crossing with. its. prime minister had already announced. three and a gesture of good. to try to. regain india. from daily. got there are. greater. than having said that one has to understand that they. have all united by different throne. and everything is on high alert. or do very. welcome and may be going to. war or did very due for a media event. ok hyder live for us in islamabad as i said we are covering the story from both s

shortly but there are works for the women's rights organization jog or even delhi i asked her if these apps are really proving helpful for women. given that if you're not you can speak and be a solution because i think you have to be you couldn't die and up to date you know . so any application would just be but i don't go as mediums and you can never really gotten be you know by using this to get anybody good at it give me the site be artistic be faithful than it can just act as one of those meet you so we can just so it is knowing your son wants it into what needs to happen what needs to change for women to feel safe or on industry. c.c.v. the bisection so all you have to really build a complete architected up state be you have to provide access to essential services you know that you don't die and infrastructure should be even inclusive for women the men should have a computer i do with they don't need me to be able to feel see if i don't see a venue i'm just you know only by like you know solution and not be able to. being that change and most critical five would be to change minds

this is true that when you fly from delhi and pakistan frees a captured indian pilots calling it a gesture of peace when command i've been on down bottom and walks across the border into india for a hero's welcome a whites and also on the program day long the battle with militants and efficiency is over first they bombed a hotel in the somali capital that according to police special forces surrounded and killed them all. i'm so going to welcome to the program pakistan has freed the indian pilot captured with his plane was shot down a pakistan administered kashmir indian air force as wing commander i've been and is now undergoing medical checks indian prime minister and the rendering and their entry modi tweeted the nation is proud of your exemplary courage pakistan says the release of the pilot who was captured on wednesday after each acting from zach raft was an effort to deescalate tensions between the nuclear neighbors. and hero's homecoming. wing commander done via time and walking across the border into india two days off to pakistan's side shot down his fighter jet over its territory

and who is live in new delhi for us and he is watching this with us as well so help. yes just a few moments ago as you've seen as well has them a us our viewers have we've seen when commander. of the unknown arrived at the. border crossing with the indian side the atari on the other side we're looking at pictures obviously those military personnel extra of got a look at the screen took the pictures all to one side of the military personnel exchanging details in a slow walk along with that out of the new towards the gate with officials it seems from the pakistani side now we were told about half an hour ago that several members or officials from the indian high commission had also arrived at the border crossing it seems that the processing itself has gone according to plan that the pakistanis had delayed the release of the wing commander at least three times during the day we were expecting this about five hours ago and then it kept getting delayed and delayed and delayed they were told it happened after sunset we don't know what the delay has been or why there has bee

contained now with pakistan releasing the captured indian pilot and returning its commissioner to new delhi but the situation is still tansen kashmir is our risk of violence breaking out again. the question has been continue as you mentioned when all what has happened there tension has been is winding down they are happy to see that under international pressure pakistan has taken some steps against terrorist groups operating from a fly but would like to be convinced that what pakistan is doing is not merely medical needs or that they are willing to breach the law on have big office ponselle interests activities against india a look not that problem it is not i'm afraid that this you offer no terrorist actions on indian soil leading to escalation in will continue. so the steps to discuss later came quick and worked goodwill gesture from pakistan so as a release of a captive indian palace can that momentum of making sense carry on forward and bring about opportunities to improve the climate between india and pakistan. i yes it is possible there are two steps that i've been taken but as i ment

advertising and to kashmiri deniz taking away a vital source of revenue so raman reports from new delhi. the job of a journalist and bashir is not an easy one there are many protests to report on protests often aimed at the central government in new delhi or the security forces photojournalists knows not everyone will be happy with the work he produces. on the government side on the security forces side and unfortunately pressures from people side from the common masses will stop you at many places. you know situations whatever we see. moving around this highly militarized region is no mean feat there are security checkpoints at regular intervals and patrols by heavily armed soldiers stop and search is a regular occurrence for everyone including journalists. and documenting the region's news has become even more difficult for this month the government withdrew advertising from two major newspapers it didn't give a reason but such a move is being seen by journalists as a warning from new delhi to toe the government line or face closure as much as fifty percent of newspaper revenue comes

pakistani forces began after a suicide bomber killed forty indian troops in february reports from delhi. among the trees and fields of this village an indian administered kashmir is the home of a suicide bomber adl dar was responsible for driving a car full of explosives that killed forty indian paramilitary troops last month sparking a conflict between india and pakistan. his parents have confine themselves to their home since then praying and clutching to memories of their son trying to figure out how their cricket loving boy became a suicide bomber. he was very good at studies he was reciting the koran reading prayers used to go to the shrines and stay in mosques dar says his son was shot during a protest in twenty sixteen and had to leave college because of it. other young men say these incidents are common and breed resentment this nineteen year old college student who won't reveal his name says he's been panelized for joining protests three years ago and his house raided over a dozen times he says he's fed up with the situation. i used to take part in protests and i was tortured a

the disputed region of kashmir say they are caught in the crossfire as jamil reports now from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander in birth moniz released from baathist only custody back to india two days after the aircraft was shot down. because the officer. who did. a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcomed by india but that doesn't do enough to overcome this lingering mistrust of mistrust that have been generated by this. terrorism and supported the insurgency in kashmir these are the real key issues mean terrorism. the celebrations at the border are unlikely to last long as the roots of the kashmir dispute remain deep seated as attempts are made to deescalate tensions between india and pakistan continue to complain they're the ones caught in the middle and those from indeed in mr kashmir accuse the indian government of not doing enough for them not just now but over many years just before the pilots release there was a funeral in indian administered kashmir it was for woman ki

while domestically build consensus that will help them with the election so whole raman al jazeera delhi. where india's prime minister narendra modi has called for unity over the dispute with pakistan he is also defending his leadership and the current crisis. donna summers. these are those people who listen to statements from pakistani generals pakistan right and sighing there is evidence against india that they are against maybe against modi and now they are damaging the country india and turning against the country i want to ask the people who do you believe us or not or do you believe those people who assume going to arrest and to a country. kurdish forces in syria say i sell has almost been defeated in the last territory it controls in the country the us backed syrian democratic forces and a final push against the armed group in the village of a goose on friday but while the group may soon suffer a territorial defeat analysts say it's too early to declare victory after schapelle reports. exhausted hungry and sick thousands of women and children have fled their resort in southeastern

at how a professor has lived without electricity for almost seven decades in army of volunteers in delhi is making sure the city's poor don't go hungry. and how a french company is making it eco friendly with tonnage of two plastic from our would be. bought first one of my favorite stories on this short electricity use such a basic need for all of us and cities today we may not always know how it works yet we can't really imagine our lives without it but if we thought of botany professor in the city of whom we invest in india has never used electricity in her life in the twenty first century how does this really work let's take a look at this fascinating story. like. a family hard. to believe. you are just really ripping it would. mean the thing. to me. as you do this to electricity you know. it all go home. she so conditioned to have enough life that she hasn't quite realize. ficci has achieved. i am living without electricity since my but do you think i would not more here be in some hospital when i was abroad already at bedtime also they were morally. and still it is not the city mind

reporters covering this story for us on both sides of the border is live in the indian capital new delhi first let's go straight to come on who's in the pakistani capital islamabad come out and give us some indication of the detail behind this planned handover the seems to be some suggestion that although it is being made as a gesture of goodwill on the behalf of pakistan they may have to do it anyway as part of the geneva convention. where the geneva convention gods were to have their own laws and regulations but there was indeed an intruder who included into buckets on the airspace go buy gifts on death kept em dead or did it stay that indian come mando of the navy who has. said that he was indeed involved and. we didn't get done so bugger son could have kept him despite the geneva convention however as you've a critically said the prime minister of pakistan also created a day dead date for their gesture of goodwill in order to deescalate a major crisis because neither country forward a wall however the pakistani military spokesman and the pakistani prime minister riyad today dead thei

of peace india's prime minister has praised the pilot for his exemplary coverage reports from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander of the london bart man is released from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as i was going to go to work i was. going to look at it that was not there all day and then i want to get all of. this pick up and run good particularly because the officer has hacked. from an arab in ridgewood have already i don't know. i have to have people who have already gotten back to a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcomed by india but that doesn't do enough to overcome this lingering mistrust of mistrust that have been generated by this pakistan for men to terrorism and support to the insurgency in kashmir these are the real key issues cush mean terrorism. the celebrations at the border are unlikely to last long as the roots of the kashmir dispute remain deep seated as attempts are made to deescalate tensions between india and pa

all these indians want to do for now celebrate the release of their pilot as jamil al jazeera you delhi which of stacy is a former u.s. state department official and he says both sides need to act to diffuse the situation and that the u.s. has taken a backseat role this time. india might try something else i mean they seem to be celebrating it in their pilot back but they lost two aircraft overall for this thing to resolve you know moving forward pakistan has to rein in joshua homage in a couple of other groups in the indians need to pull back some of their troops in you know respect human rights a little better both have nuclear weapons now yet they do things that the u.s.s.r. and us would never have done during the cold war in gauge each other like this and that's what the international community has been so concerned about you've got things like the u.s. sitting this one out which is a big surprise normally the u.s. is right in there with secretaries of state even presidents getting on the line with both sides and that's been virtually absent in this instance partly because the trump

reports from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander. on his release from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as. the word was. passed. that you're all going. to go over. this pick up with particularly because the officer. from an airplane bridge would have orders and died aboard. is happy to have you gotten back a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcomed by india but that doesn't do enough to overcome this lingering mistrust years of mistrust that have been generated by this pakistan for men to terrorism and support to the insurgency in kashmir these are the real key issues kashmir terrorism. the celebrations at the border are unlikely to last long as the roots of the kashmir dispute remain deep seated as attempts are made to deescalate tensions between india and pakistan continue to complain they're the ones caught in the middle and those from india and mr mayor accuse the indian government of not doing enough for them n

beast professor has lived without electricity for almost seven decades how an army of volunteers in delhi is making sure all the city's poor don't go hungry. and how a french company is making an eco friendly were done to the plastic from el de. barge first one of my favorite stories on this show electricity use such a basic need for all of us in cities today we may not always know how it works yet we've gone to really imagine our lives without it but haven't done any professor in the city of bumi invest in india has never used electricity in her life in the twenty first century how does this really work let's take a look at this fascinating story. a my son is evening speaking but liking the antique lantern my family had and it don't matter. to. me. the. name you aren't usually with. me if you're not mean. isa mobile. me for the last decade she hasn't used electricity you know so i don't see any leaves at all the whole thing. she so conditioned to have your flight that she hasn't quite realized defeat she has achieved. i am living without electricity is since my birth only thing i would n

work for the region's most vulnerable children will now be affected so here raman reports from new delhi. it's an early start for these students should it go they come to this religious school from some of the poorest families in the region this hot drink and snack is perhaps the only opportunity to eat or the cold with the moly. many live in isolated villages and farms so it's a chance to see friends and catch up before classes begin however they may not be able to study here for much longer. the government has banned jamaat e islami that runs this religious school and many more like it in the region it says the group supports armed resistance against india and is a threat to the country's stability. student says it's a disappointing setback to his education. i want to do something in my life that benefits everyone i wasn't very religious and wanted to know how to pray correctly i was embarrassed that i couldn't answer questions about my feet this has changed what importantly the school has taught me social skills are to be polite speak to strangers and my elders with respect. late last

how a professor has lived without electricity for almost seven decades how an army of volunteers in delhi is making sure the city's poor don't go hungry. and how a french company is making it eco friendly we're told we took two plastic from the . first one of my favorite stories on this show electricity use such a basic need for all of us in cities today we may not always know how it works yet we can't really imagine our lives without it but if we don't have any professor in the city of bumi investor in india has never used electricity in her life in the twenty first century how does this really work let's take a look at this fascinating story. a family. name you are just really ripping it would. mean. to me. you know so i don't see it all the hosting. she. hasn't quite realize. ficci has achieved. i am living without electricity is since my boat only thing i would not hear again from hospital but when i was brought over here at bedtime also they was mostly the city and still it is not the city mindset has become like that i haue not may want to talk about i mean like in all of the compon

let's find out what things are like in asia with our correspondents on your car which joins us in delhi and andrea hang in singapore and they are let me start with you because singapore obviously being a financial hop with an advanced economy and a largely modern society is income inequality still an issue there. surprisingly yes it is still very much an issue in singapore although the country of the means sar head off its counterparts of major economies such as china and as well as career in the global index here in singapore women are paid a little over a little under twenty percent less than men in nearly all industries except that of clerical work and are there any plans there to bridge this gender income inequality. certainly there is but a lot of it does depend on the community as well as companies in singapore in singapore love it is not a is no law mandating that there should be no discrimination between genders when hiring a person but a lot of the hiring application processes if systemic in a lot of women drop out of the career of their careers to take care of families which i

other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region on wednesday so raman is live for us from new delhi tell us about the mood there. indeed a great deal of anticipation here in india as the pictures that everybody is waiting to see of those of least a convoy of cars from the atari border hopefully inside one of them will be at the london the wing commander who plane crashed in indian administered in pakistan administered kashmir within the last half an hour hour and a half. indian air force military personnel arrived out to the border to most probably a score to him from there it's expected that he will be taken from the border areas of live from amritsar to new delhi where be taken to the indian air force base for a medical checkup and after that we will perhaps hear and see a press conference from a senior military official to explain what seems to have happened what condition that we command is in all right thanks so how we're going to cross over to the he's in islamabad a lot of anticipation as so was mentioning there come our what's the word from islamabad. everybody. wall all. go

i they want a future in india as well students took to the streets in delhi i support that and like she is the only one who took initiative in sweden and because the thought of you got to know about this is just out of supporting her benefits on young people in delhi were joined by some with a few more years experience of breathing delis in from ists marg older protesters have all but given up on their own generation and are looking to the next for a solution. now that you don't recall forward it's for them their future we have ruined it for them and i have no hope from our generation also i mean even if i get the government even if it doesn't in italy there were strikes and protests in dozens of cities students left class to hammer home the same messages that great a tune first made in her first strike this is the biggest day in a global movement that shows no signs of abating. well there were plenty of berlin schoolchildren taking part in today's climate protests. and david thoreau accompanied one up. her message protect the environment now sixteen year old nor mother and thousands of

sions between the nuclear neighbors that we are bringing correspondent michelle just well in delhi near me said there must be huge relief in india that being commander i mean and that is back after an anxious wait of many odds is he getting a hero's welcome there well definitely i'm with one of the first reactions to come in was a tweet by prime minister more of the actually getting command up in and then words about his return and saying that the country is spout of him now are forced by mr moore they have not commented on this crisis and then elaborate fashion over the last few days which has been question but otherwise of course the whole country has been anticipating the return even at the waca border itself crowds of locals had gathered through the day because it wasn't clear exactly when he would be coming to there was at least a five are do the reports are that it was a procedural deal that they were documentation issues that were that the what caused it and of course the crowds eventually didn't pan out by the time the pilot actually managed to come through the border but at all