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in delhi for us thank you. for . absolution in the north of thailand has hit alarming levels authorities are having to provide pollution face mostue delegates arriving for a banking summit in the region thailand's prime minister has been in the chiang mai region to discuss the problem wildfires caused by land clearing in exceptionally dry conditions have sparked a public health crisis the air quality index shows the level of the most dangerous microscopic particles at four hundred eighty per cubic metre any level over three hundred is classed as a. despite the dangerous airport quality the meeting will still go on have as planned later this week some three hundred officials from all across southeast asia will be it and that's all for now thanks for watching. the female. could come to a point still don't quit your new team comes from the top spot committees or against five drops to second spot on the takes on victory last monday and maybe more small quick to go and see which stocks. ninety minutes on the double. i'm n

in delhi for us thank you. three . evolution in the north of thailand has hit alarming levels authorities are having to provide pollution face mass to delegates arriving for a banking summit in the region thailand's prime minister has been in the trunk my region to discuss the problem wildfires caused by land clearing in exceptionally dry conditions half sparked a public health crisis the air quality index shows the level of the most dangerous microscopic particles at four hundred eighty per cubic meter and the level over three hundred is classed as a. this by the dangerous air quality the meeting will still go ahead as planned later this week some three hundred officials from all across asia will get and that's all for now thanks for watching. go a wasted opportunity comes from the top spot. i am a manages a draw against tribal control just seconds from it takes the victory constanta and maybe most cloak with two colors stoppage tonks. thirty minutes on the. small scale inspired to change. the people making it possibl

in delhi for us thank you. first . air pollution in the north of thailand has hit alarming levels authorities are having to provide pollution face mass to delegates arriving for a banking summit in the region thailand's prime minister has been in the chiang mai region to discuss the problem wildfires caused by land clearing in exceptionally dry conditions have sparked a public health crisis the air quality index shows the level of the most dangerous microscopic particles at four hundred eighty per cubic metre any level over three hundred is classed as a. this by the dangerous. quality the meeting will still go i have asked planned later this week some three hundred officials from all across asia will be at and that's all for now thanks for watching. him in the closet yourself up a long it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why folks say i'm do this because we can't stay on his way and i nag i'll support that. closely coble news that matters. made for minds. that seventy seven percent. are younge

such in go lives in delhi the capital of india he works in the secret side of india's high tech boom. he has a double lost as in computer cryptography making computers safe from hacking. he also believes in using digital technology to help the less fortunate. india at all but a billion mobile. i believe george and me again worldwide technologies. evolution's so many offered. my questions to find on so to help people who were living at the bottom of the economic bit of. such and belongs to a collective called mix or they use technology to help underprivileged communities . one of their ambitions is to help india's beleaguered small scale farmers. get anything they need. coming out of. the challenge for such an is to design and life. a mobile phone app to help bring farmers a better life. in the local café such and his mix all colleagues brainstorm some early ideas they're going to. get your favorite the sack stories from you know pharmacy sites and all that so there is definitely some problem on the ground which they're facing and my in benjamin not to push any technology to them but m

smoke is a huge part of delhi's air problem.me time it makes everybody's health that much worse. so the government is subsidizing an alternative. clean burning, natural gas stoves at a price almost everyone can get. >> air is needed for every breath. the only thing you can do if you want to wipe out total damage is to stop breathing which unfortunately we cannot do for more than a minute. >> reporter: there is some hope. peak pollution levels in new delhi seem to have leveled off. so now the urgent challenge is to actually bring them down. for "cbs this morning," i'm elizabeth palmer, in new delhi. >> i mean, that was alarming to hear from that doctor. >> a lot of work to do. look how we complain here when you see the slightest bit of smog here, stuff we take for granted in this country, shows you what other people are dealing with. >> the future is electric. cars and everything. really interesting. >>> there could soon be more plastic in the world's oceans than fish by waste. we're going to go to australia to learn about a crea

started to pick up once again kolkata could touch forty one celsius is a thirty two that's the new delhi we're into the myth that the mid twenty's recently said that represents something of an increase in those temperatures in the hague does become a little more extensive as we go on through friday southern parts you could just catch want to say showers into canada to tumble not there but the mother cloudy to push franka. capturing a moment in time. shots of all the. other stories. provided attempts into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove. witness on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the former president alan garcia has died after shooting himself in the head as police arrived at his house to arrest him in parun garcia was accused of taking bribes from brazilian construction company autographed. sudan's deposed president on martin bashir has reportedly been moved from house arrest to a maximum security prison in the military leaders have arrested dozens of former o

continue to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al-jazeera you delhi.tens of thousands of passengers have been stranded after scandinavian airlines s.a.'s canceled more than twelve hundred flights scheduled for monday and tuesday ellen move follows an ongoing pilot strike on a wage negotiations which shows no sign of being resolved as that explains. it's already disrupted the travel plans of thousands of passengers now a strike at scandinavian airline s.a.'s means more than twelve hundred flights scheduled for monday and tuesday a counseled the industrial action by pilots started on friday stranding more than seventy two thousand people some of those stuck at arlanda airport near the swedish capital stock home with taking it in their stride but others were distraught and french so it's always for good reason if people stopped working it's because there is something special to to put in light i mean nods and then the atheist doesn't do anything right now and our company do anything what you can do or i meant a new stuff or you know right now i feel as th

in new delhi without winning this socially facing a huge challenge this time from two powerful asian economies to form the coalition to take them all on and that's something that was seeing elsewhere in the country other regional council regional parties forming coalitions to really challenge the b j p in this election and there's a problem with that update there from our protest thank you as well for norman speak to mindanao taco in new delhi he's a professor of political science. narrowed university myntra took us through some of the key issues here is this a referendum on modi off to the b j p's landslide victory in twenty fourteen. are you asking dutch would be good to be done. is this an issue of referendum on modi or or is this an issue of national security talk us through some of the key issues in this election. is the securities one of the cold issues arising there we. should be and with india is just going to strike and all that. b. has been able to raise or discourse on. each other gone into the psyche at the moment of the waters i think. in the post partisan psychology of

i mean, these big fashion names and prices, still delhi, but it's a new delhi. >> i know from the healthes that keeping a nation of more than a billion people healthy has got to be a daunting task. but prime minister modi has a plan. >> thank you, again, mr. prime minister. i really appreciate your time here. here you have a family, as you say, of 1.3 billion people. what is the state of health in india? [ speaking foreign language ] >> prime minister modi believes an embrace of traditional practices can elevate the health of his people. he's created a government ministry to promote yoga and is bringing yoga programs into schools and has declared june 21st international yoga day. >> some 8,000 people showed up in new york. >> new delhi over the weekend setting a world record. >> this year, more than 200 million people around the world joined in. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you have many religions here and this is a multi-religious country. it seems many people still associate yoga with hinduism, aum, sun salutation -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> what about ayurveda? ayurveda an

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al jazeera you delhi. and in the next part of our series a life displaced we look at the thousands of bengali and rohingya refugees living in pakistan that's on monday here on al-jazeera. so i thought a short break here not to say i want to come back but i will of school what a big step forward for equality in french football and they say with that story more on that stage. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super thirty announces iraq. harvested navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish are scared to the fish and i'm dicing with death i am afraid of fall and i'm afraid of dying really if i don't go by coughing where am i to meet the man who go to the extreme just to make a living i am not you have to be a stroll through him and otherwise i'm certain that ri

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al-jazeera you delhi. tens of thousands of passengers have been left stranded after scandinavian airline s.a.'s canceled more than one thousand two hundred flights a pilot strike of a wage negotiations shows no sign of ending at the end of course. it's already disrupted the travel plans of thousands of passengers now a strike at scandinavian airline s.a.'s means more than twelve hundred flights scheduled for monday and tuesday a counseled the industrial action by pilots started on friday stranding more than seventy two thousand people some of those stuck at arlanda airport near the swedish capital stock home were taking it in their stride but others were distraught and french so it's always for good reason if people stopped working it's because there is something special to to put in light i mean nods and then there's this doesn't do anything right now and our company do anything what you can do what i mean when you start for you know right now i feel still actually is that why right i want to cry over the

this is a suburb of the indian capital new delhi tibetans to be refugees here since one nine hundred sixty four with kerry at that time this was open ground there was nothing here there were no street lights not even at all when we came here we lived in tents in our understanding and that was that but then one or two years we were going to go back to their bit indians help the with food and clothes and as the photographs show their homes were flimsy protecting them from harsh winters and blistering summers were simple brick and wood structures or tents. the community of a few hundred has turned into a few thousand this maze of alleyways is a part of a much larger community on the banks of the river you would not. the display of symbols flags and bunting defined it as tibet and the area also attracts tourists to see tibetans at work and understand their issues. have been defined as migraines are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the one nine hundred fifty one un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robert al jazeera you delhi. now tens of thousands of passengers have been stranded after scandinavian airline s.a.'s council more than twelve hundred flights scheduled for monday tuesday and move follows an ongoing pilot strike i will wage negotiations which shows no sign of being resolved as an arbor explains. it's already disrupted the travel plans of thousands of passengers now a strike at scandinavian airline s.a.'s means more than twelve hundred flights scheduled for monday and tuesday a counseled the industrial action by pilots started on friday stranding more than seventy two thousand people some of those stuck at arlanda airport near the swedish capital stock home were taking it in their stride but others were distraught and french so it's always for good reason if people stopped working it's because there is something special to to put in light i mean nods and then the atheist doesn't do anything right now and our company do anything what you can do what i meant a new start for you know right now i feel

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al-jazeera you delhi. in the next part of our series a life displaced we look at the thousands of bengali and rohingya refugees living in pakistan. tens of thousands have taken to the streets in hong kong against a proposed change to the law which would make extradition to mainland china easier they fear it could be used to target political activists critical of the beijing government the yellow umbrellas were a symbol of pro-democracy protests five years ago two organizers of the occupy movement were jailed last week still ahead on al-jazeera and sport a big step forward for equality and french football and he's here with that. sweat tears and sometimes blot but for them it's what their dreams are made of. colleges in their world tells the story of a young moroccan boxes from humble backgrounds for training for the whites of their lives. and the former champion who gives his all that six casablanca by car on al-jazeera. from the family home of the still navigating dangerous rapids from the time with the c

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al-jazeera you delhi. and that's part of our series our life displaced we look at the thousands of bengali and real hinge of refugees living in pakistan. this is all to sit with these are the top stories a breakthrough has been made in sudan following weeks of deadlock between protesters and military leaders about the political future protest leaders in the army have agreed to form a joint council to discuss a peaceful transition to civilian rule the military council to charge earlier this month after ousting president omar bashir well how about zero has more from the two and it turns out still very sketchy and all we know is that they have agreed to establish what they're calling a transitional solver in konsole what's going to lead these country for a period before elections are organized now that this has been the main point of contention in talks between the military the transitional military council and the civil society organizers of the process as well as sudan's opposition parities a special mass f

we will be getting the latest from our correspondent in new delhi. northern ireland police have arrested a 57-year-old woman overer the murder of a young tourist.t. we begin in sri lanka which has held three minutes of silence to honor the 310 people including 45 children who were killed in a series of suicide bombings on easter sunday. flags were lowered to half-mast on government buildings as the first memorial services for those killed were held. authority say two local islamist groups were responsible for the attacks and in the last hour, the islamic state group has claimed responsibility without providing evidence. the deputy of defense says the attacks were in retaliation for the shootings at christ church. it appears infighting fighting between the country decay leaders may have been taken to intelligence on the jihadist groups not being acted on. >> this is the intelligence notes. it is dated a april 11, 10 dadas before t the bombings. it warms of -- it warns of possible attacks, identifying the plan's targets, the names of the suspects, the

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so will robin al-jazeera you delhi. out in the next part of our life displaced will take a look at the thousands of bengali and russia hinge at refugees living in pakistan you can see that throughout the day on monday. a canadian mining company operating in boats want to has discovered what is now the second biggest diamond in the world the stones larger than a tennis ball it's second in size only to a diamond found in south africa in one thousand and five but it may not bring in as much money because it's says the rock is composed of variable quality. it is good to have you with us adrian sitting in here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera a breakthrough in sudan after weeks of deadlock between protesters and military leaders they've agreed to forward joint sovereignty council to discuss a peaceful transition to civilian rule the military took charge after removing the president earlier this month mohamed vall reports from consular. they have not yet come to an agreement about how many years the prosecution should take

to be so until they feel they can safely return to tibet so robin al-jazeera you delhi. and in the next part of this series a life displaced are looking at the thousands of bengali and refugees living in pakistan that is monday on al-jazeera. the roman catholic worshippers in sri lanka have taken the unprecedented step of celebrating sunday mass by watching a televised service normal services in churches have been suspended indefinitely following last sunday's easter bomb attack so the archbishop of colombo led the t.v. service from his official residence with both sri lanka's president and prime minister in attendance disagreed tragedy that happened. do you manage. that human beings and. in the name of god. as he was a privilege in the hills near st anthony's church as well in colombo candles lit to remember the victims security still extremely high following last week's church and hotel suicide attacks that killed around two hundred sixty people more than one hundred arrests have been made in army and police raids and the government has banned two muslim groups suspect

meets some of those tibetans in new delhi have had to adapt to life away from home. to baton culture and dance drives here every day every home life and every step every smile has a meaning generations of tibetans young and old continue to embrace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are. and where they're from. this is a suburb of the indian capital new delhi tibetans have the refugees here since one nine hundred sixty four with kerry at that time this was open ground there was nothing here there were no street lights not even at all when we came here we lived in tents and our understanding and that of the i was there but then one or two years we were going to go back to a bit indians help the with food and clothes and as the photographs show the homes were flimsy protecting them from harsh winters and blistering summers were simple brick and wood structures or tents. the community of a few hundred has turned into a few thousand this maze of alleyways is a part of a much larger community on the banks of the river you would not. the displa

from over joined now by very high in delhi he's the founder of the indian environmental group. raymond good to have you with us now you found its way back in two thousand to work on the river yes which is a tribute really of the ganders what has been the experience with trying to clean up the yoda. judy experiences being of course very very overwhelming because then we actually started out work and years ago there was very little conversation not gunshy it out rivers or for that matter about cancer society and the city action. around river bodies or on issues of environment so the support has been a lot of the impact is a weed and not a deal has been overwhelming but there are a lot unfortunately remains asked what you did as it was or perhaps is what will you do then it was in two thousand so a better narrative but they realized two very very unfortunate speaking about the dentist now the national green tribe you know it doesn't bottom until court has repeatedly criticized the government saying that not much has been done and the ganges river continues to be polluted why do yo

my colleague devina gupta sent this report from delhi.urs was operating nearly 120 planes and 600 flights daily. but now with over $1.2 billion debt, the management has shut its operations temporarily and is employees are forced to come on the street to demand their salaries and other financial dues. people are using the savings, whatever they have, some people who have not been able to afford things are mortgaging their properties and selling the cars. it's been years and years, we never thought we would leave it this way. we are lost, we don't know where to go from here basically. way. we are lost, we don't know where to go from here basicallylj still where to go from here basically.” still believe that we are going to sail this boat. the government believes in us and make the bidding process as soon believes in us and make the bidding process as soon as possible. it's not just these employees process as soon as possible. it's notjust these employees but thousands of passengers stranded because of funding. the indian government is in th

ahead in the polls and what are the big issues moving people we'll hear from our correspondent in delhi plus. two tough perhaps impossible choices repeat creation or relocation it's an uncertain future for a million working just in bangladesh we get the un's view from the deputy high commissioner for refugees. and care for some top org with your coffee will take you to a cafe in bangkok where you can order a side of canine cuteness. i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start in india which is now less than a week away from kicking off the biggest election in global history starting next thursday around nine hundred million voters will be casting ballots over a six week period commentators are calling it a referendum on prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist government he's leading in key polls but some issues have dented his popularity. over wasted talent. millions of educated young indians like these protesters cannot find jobs the unemployment rate has hit a record high despite india's warring economy. yet we do insure would you go h

from over joined now by very high in delhi he's the founder of the indian environmental group. raymond good to have you with us now you founded switch back in two thousand to work on the river young which is a tribute to the of the ganders what has been the experience with trying to clean up the young. city experience is being of course very very overwhelming when we actually started out look at years ago there was very little conversation not gunshy it out there it was all of that magic about and civil society and the other city action around river bodies or not you should have environments all the support has been a lot belling the impact it is of even now to do has been well let me but there it unfortunately remains ask you to does it boil or perhaps it's local you've done it well in two thousand so. better not to do but i realised today that. speaking about the dangers now the national green tribunals india's environmental court has repeatedly criticized the government saying that not much has been done and the dendrites river continues to be polluted why do you think that

a hat—trick from sam curran won the game for kings eleven punjab against delhi capitals.ounder took four wickets in five balls as the delhi side went from 144 for three to 152 all out as punjab won by 14 runs. some action from the mlb in america, some baseball, yes. st louis cardinals were four nothing down before coming back to win at the pittsburgh pirates. there was also a worrying moment when umpirejerry layne got hit in the facemask and had to leave the game. he will be assessed before he next officiates. the cardinals were back to within two, when another two runs from tyler o'neill pulled them level in the eighth innings. the home side edged ahead again through this home run from colin moran. st louis levelled once more before a fumble from the backstop allowed them to go 6—5 up at the top of the 11th, and that's how it would stay. the 10th edition of the afriquia merzouga rally got under way in the moroccan desert on monday. the competition began with a 208 kilometre race across the sahara. the opening bike stage was won by yamaha racing's adrien van beveren. the

ramanan laxminarayan took us to this poultry farm outside delhi...ch out. ...where they mix their feed with four different types of antibiotics, including colistin. antibiotics make animals grow faster and stave off infection. it's a practice pioneered in the united states, where over a dozen different antibiotics are approved for use in farm animals. so, what is the problem with giving these chickens antibiotics? >> laxminarayan: if you look around us, the chicks are eating constantly. there are antibiotics in that feed, which means that their bacteria are being exposed to the antibiotics on a constant basis, and constantly selecting for resistance. >> williams: what does that mean, "selecting for resistance?" >> laxminarayan: it means that the bacteria in those chicken are being exposed to antibiotics, which kill off the bacteria that are sensitive to the antibiotics, leaving behind only resistant bacteria, which don't respond to antibiotics. >> williams: so it means these chickens are being accidentally bred to create superbugs? >> laxminarayan: b

and has our report from new delhi. for decades india had only been a coalition government. but in twenty fourteen the populace leader of the party or the b j p so up to victory with an absolute majority his government promised to ease poverty improve the economy and rid india of corruption. but he's been seen by many as favoring the hindu majority population and that's led to political tensions and violence although it is the second largest exporter of be for the world council venerated by hindus vigilantly attacks against people who eat beef have left many dead are the source of conflict is our youth it's a religious site played by both hindus and muslims but has been fought over for decades india's supreme court has intervened at the un human rights chief is war you delhi its actions are big bolted in a sob the b j p is demanding that minorities many muslims prove the indian or face deportation to bangladesh the government has a strategy one of course was a government development but other was communism no major conflict right but small incidences of rights were on the ag

your father there in delhi thank you very much.when the countdown to the election political parties have raided social media with last minute campaigning like anywhere else in the world these platforms are not immune to the menace of fake news. rushing to rise spends at least two hours a day going through election news on social media the shopkeeper says he almost always believes what he sees. when i watch news are obviously consider it to be true. popular in india think it's false. it's a view that sums up a growing problem in india technology experts say many users aren't able to identify this information on the internet. because. prime minister b j p party and the opposition congress party sent messages to millions of followers on social media but the user base is eager market for verified content critical of politicians india has three hundred million facebook uses more than any other country in the world meaning fake news has the potential to spread like wildfire. india's election commission has now taught facebook to tighten

based in the capital of delhi such ins goal is to use apps to help the less fortunate. my quest is to find on so to help people one living at the bottom of the economic freedom. it's such a long held ambition to help india's millions of beleaguered small scale farmers. so he undertook a two thousand kilometer journey to see for himself how he could help farmers like . taking in virtually my london late to my lord here. in the new government in one of the day then i may when i'm in monday and. the statement is it's stories like this that make such indeterminacy use these technological skills to help small scale farmers. if you want to do something for them you want to build something for them can i come to a game yeah and sure what i can with out son out of going to foster i will stop watch it's always done me good thank you thank you. back in delhi sachin and his team came up with a life which would allow farmers to spread their ideas by simply making a voice recording and uploading it's using the app so they could share it with the whole community. yeah. i could see in

via skype me how dixit an independent journalist based in new delhi and also in new delhi been caught and associate editor at scroll media. everybody is really good to have you let's go back to twenty fourteen when the interim modi at his hindu nationalist janata party swept into power as india's first single party parliamentary majority in thirty years the question now do the engine still want five more years of the b j p modi's main challenger is raul gandhi of the indian national congress or congress party how to listen to voters talk about what they want from this year's election. obviously confident. i'm obviously confident the winner is b. j.p. i also voted for b.j. i don't think other parties have a chance everyone will vote for b.j. pete obviously b.j. pierce the winner their work you can see it may both. want the new government to function well to be peaceful and for the situation in kashmir to get resolved as someone living in kashmir this is my desire so i think i can support on gandhi i mean i see him and i i mean you know if you do i need to see a prime minister who talks

fought over for decades india supreme court has intervened at the un human rights chief is war you delhi its actions are being monitored in a saab the b j p is demanding that minorities many muslims prove the indian or face deportation to bangladesh the government has. one of course was a government development but other was communism no major conflict right but. that's what they have been doing for years. fear in their manner community of the economy the government was criticized after it took high value five hundred thousand repeat banknotes out of circulation in twenty sixty it had a devastating effect to brew areas which rely on cash not plastic even in towns and cities there were long queues at banks problem that has created is very clear that it has. informal sector and it is also a rural business in a big way and. in the cities they had to go back they lost their jobs. there's a lot of risk there in the economy. begin to get national congress party and its allies that form the united progressive alliance are trying to claw back power it's led by forty eight year old rival gandee w

new delhi. force. a building collapse in nigeria last month that killed as many as twenty children and raising questions about construction safety standards reports from lagos. every morning blast that up to god takes his son to schools mission because she says as a parent she understands why getting an education is important even if it still it is here are basic the schools had mistress insists children who attend private schools like hers have a better chance of making it in life compared to the us government institutions. to teach us a global governments whose we do day work offered to do left me at any time to close the mideast you don't have to go to move on. but after a four story building collapse recently killing as many as twenty children questions are again being asked about building safety standards in nigeria. i had to dig through rubble looking for a five year old son the day the building collapsed she found him allies but she now wants the government to arrest building contractors who put

monica, thank you very much, in delhi for us.d in the business papers. one of them is about the imf warnings about big tech. they do not name the companies in their analysis, but the reporting of it, you have to put google, amazon in there, so what is the imf worried about? it's about standard economic policy and oligopoly power and companies with a big market share. theory suggest if you allow group of companies to have a big market share they can depress the ability of smaller companies to compete and if you don't have competition then generally speaking, in theory, those big companies can push up prices and make us pay a little bit more than if there was a level playing field. what they do say is that there are not many signs yet of this happening. they are more concerned in the us than europe. it is a worry. they are saying governments should have stronger competition policies. this analysis is a long way from the more radical proposals about breaking up the biggerfirms but you have presidential candidates like elizabeth warr

al-jazeera new delhi. for them as the lansky is the front runner to become ukraine's next president in sunday's second round runoff against incumbent petro poroshenko the actor and comedian who's challenging the president for his job as a multi-million dollar t.v. production company robin forced to walk a went to selenski his hometown to find out more about the man whose only experience of politics is playing the president on t.v. for. this is wreak crooked hold in english a city built on a no and steel production. and birthplace of a man who is promising to reshape ukraine's political landscape the low to mid zielinski. zielinski plays a humble history teacher who becomes ukraine's president in the hit comedy t.v. series servant of the people the real zelinsky has no political experience but ever since announcing he wanted the top job he's been favorite to win. i asked a local historian what could be a greek can tell us about the zielinski. this is a city of mentally iron and steel the kind of character t

al-jazeera new delhi the us government's chief lawyer is promising to release a sensitive version of the mother report within a week democrats are demanding for publication while attorney general william barr has been facing tough questions in the house of representatives so far bars only release the summary of the report and the possible links between donald trump's election campaign and the russian government actually the president of collusion with moscow. united nations has agreed to help train mexico's newly formed national guard saying it will help strengthen human rights un human rights high commissioner says her office will offer technical assistance to ensure people's rights are respected and showed but they also offered to help with cases involving more than forty thousand missing people a monday the un agreed to assist mexican officials with their investigation into the disappearance of forty three students and two thousand and fourteen. colombia's president has refused to meet indigenous leaders because of a dispute over security even decay had been due to meet community

new delhi. and in asia as president and his rival. have both claimed victory in wednesday's election the final results way you know until next month have appealed for calm after some supporters of to be on to.

course from the state of west bengal in the east of the country he's been a rickshaw rider in new delhi for twenty years with few job opportunities moving to the big city was the only way to support his family. it would be wonderful if my son and daughter get an education that's my only wish and nothing else as a responsible rule water i go to great lengths to cast my vote but the politicians take my vote and then disappear where is the promised help millions of workers have converged on india's major cities to find ways to survive economic pressures back home they're relying on politicians to keep their election promises to them while the. millions of indians voted for the bharatiya janata party b j p led by right wing populist leader the red remote in twenty fourteen he promised a lot to the electorate especially the young and. if we want the country to progress then we need to develop these skills that's my mission this is my promise to develop skill india where the promises were made that where there really is skill india training with something called a start so hope was the. early

if you give the capital new delhi aspiring fashion designers are close to graduating and many in this class like books and the leisure of first time voters because i was and will give my promise that i would want a government who keeps their promises just not for the stakes sake of getting what in the next election is but do we care for the people as me graduate out of court is the first thing which we will look at. and that's what we want these are just some of the estimate. fifteen million graduates that will join the job market each year the government forecasts that manufacturing will increase by eight percent so that's good news that these students. go she is not the first to look for work in the big city and he won't be the last but he'll be heading back to his village to vote hoping his choice of candidates will keep his election promises so robin al-jazeera new delhi australia's prime minister has called a general election on may eighteenth scott morrison is seeking a third term for his conservative coalition he's been in office since august and is the third prime minister to

al-jazeera you delhi. still ahead on al-jazeera in sport the footballers in gaza proving that disability is no barrier to playing the game they love. the way. the u.s. congress is looking into white nationalism and reports of increasing white supremacists violence rights groups and affected families attended the hearing as did representatives of social media companies the reports.

its crossover to delhi sagna fall is standing by she's closely tracking this election for us voting in the world's biggest democracy is getting underway there but it's a massive logistical undertaking what's at stake here politically. well terry i think about all this election really boils down to a referendum on one man and that is prime minister great not in the money now in the last five years he's really dominated the political landscape in india like no other he is adored by many her for what you've already see as his hard work has integrity and his honesty but to this critically remains a usually polarizing and desired divisive figure when he threatens the secular secular fabric of india now this election campaign which is that unusually for style to drive it has really been all about more that you know he's the face office party in this government he's been he's a tireless campaigner he's been going huge crowds there's been lots of more the much of that is floating around t. shirts mosques even a t.v. channel dedicated to straightening his speeches so i think above all this elec

instead, they have taken premier league offcuts like delhi blend and lu ce nt league offcuts like delhiucent had h. last season, we had maybe a lack of experience. we were looking for experience, will it on purpose in the premier league because they know how to win titles and beat your biggest opponents. the biggest of opponents will be watching from the stands, harry kane injured, son heung—min suspended. spurs secondary strike force will need to fire. we need to counter with other players, we need to counter with the squad. other players will have the operator tube to show and have a good job. for ajax, the opportunity to rekindle the glory years. for spurs, the chance to go one step further from the grates of 62. it is astonishing to think that touch on the only one point from the three opening games but here they stand, two games away from a place in a chinese league final. interesting to hear the voice of mauricio pochettino, saying that reaching the semifinals of the champions league is as big as winning a domestic cup. it is a huge night, no doubt about it, for the fa ns night, n

al-jazeera new delhi. scientists have unveiled the highly anticipated first picture of a black hole a gravitational monster in a galaxy more than fifty three million light years away black holes have been impossible to see because of the distance but now a global collaboration involving the network of telescopes has made this first picture a possibility the debate begins on whether the image supports or shatters theory of general relativity is a science and tech at the ronald. people have long tried to imagine what a black hole knocks like.