called jamu and kashmir in india is now set to come under complete control of the government in new delhi more indian troops have flooded it and communications have been cut off a near total shut down of the internet mobile phones and landlines a blackout that is now into its 4th week 2 distinct news narratives have since emerged indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are the handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian government sent in 10000 more troops in early august because of what it called an imminent terrorist threat it turns out the modi government had other reasons. days later the media create after imposing a communications blackout new delhi announced it was stripping kashmir o

and a part of the this plant so definitely even in delhi if you are staying one place although please visit difference. as a doctor he knows only too well that absolution can have lost and consequences on his family's health. with the time you might have a week long. i cannot continue my excess capacity for very long because after a few days i get even a cough or anything the plant management refused to respond to our clarity on its health impact but none of it stopped officials said in a whatsapp message that the plant's performance met all operating parameters and is well within prescribed limits. over a 1000000 indians died in 2017 because of fare pollution according to the global burden of disease study but the indian government has consistently maintained there is no direct correlation between air pollution and deaths there are multiple causes of mortality how me or been boy quality is the cause. it can be a trigger it certainly is a trigger in most of the cases but i think if you continue to do studies on this and come up with conclusive data. but an increasing number of doctors

i had a short hour refugee women in delhi are working towards creating a plastic free world. a peek into a matriarchal community in indonesia sumatra. and how the city of atoms is preparing itself against the impact of climate change. first a heartwarming story a group of undergraduate students in delhi is working with of danny women who are very few jews in india to make meets the ones and boys that are edible most of the 11000 of refugees in india live in delhi projects but the idea is not only giving these women a source of livelihood but also helping create a society with lesser plastic. it is a bit prematurely and of the on 30. already on their way to work. the 2 women are of gone refugees. arrived in the indian capital delhi 5 years ago with her husband unfortunately her husband is unemployed she is the breadwinner it's a job to produce at the very. town. we live happy lives in afghanistan i think that until broke out there and bombs were falling up an event. the other way my husband and children's lives were in danger. that spent we decided to come here. to british wor

he turns like many parents in delhi dr shell into but they already are knows that allowing his children to play outdoors comes at a cost. and is affecting a life with his. of his place. and experience he came really was some time i have to come in the middle of the night you and my daughter who was just one month old see all 3 are together with markets doctor and one of the most polluted parts of the city and believes the air quality is made worse by emissions from a waste energy plant in his neighborhood there is high level of pollution delhi and a problem there this plant so definitely even in delhi if you are staying one place although please visit difference. as a doctor he knows only too well that absolution can have lost and consequences on his family's health with the time you might have a big long. i cannot continue my excess capacity for very long because i get even a cough or anything the plant management refused to respond to our clarity on its health impact but none of it stop officials said in a whatsapp message that the plant's performance met all operating parameters and

happened as scientists continue to analyze the data all right now mission giants 12 reporting from delhi thank you very much indeed. now it's one of the biggest prizes an international cinema of the golden lion from the venice film festival this year's prize has been an announced and it's joker from american director todd phillips the film is the dark origin story of the batman villain starring what king phoenix in the title role it's the 1st golden lion for phillips as a director. well to talk more about venice film festival i'm joined in the studio by melissa holroyd from delhi culture hello to you melissa so joker gets the top prize do you think it deserves it. certainly look like it deserves it during the screenings that got very long standing ovations during almost all of that screenings down there a large part of that was due to joaquin phoenix's outstanding performance as flick a mentally ill stand up comic who's taking care of his ailing mother and who ends up going down a very very dark path pinnock said he lost $52.00 pounds and started to go mad while preparing for the role th

first a heartwarming story a group of undergraduate students in delhi is working with of gandhi women who are deaf eugene's in india to make meets bones and both that and to but most of the 11000 of gandhi refugees in india live in delhi project but the idea is not only giving these women a source of livelihood but also helping create a society with less aplastic. in. the desert but beamish honeyed and as the on 30 the old lady on their way to work. the 2 women are of gone refugees. rhenish arrived in the indian capital is dead in 5 years ago with her husband unfortunately her husband is unemployed she is the breadwinner it's a job to produce a debilitating marie. time while founded we. happy life in afghanistan. until war broke out there and bombs were falling up and. my husband and children's lives were in danger. that spencer decided to come here. british work for the project. the students from delhi's korea set of the initiative with the help of the you see the united nations refugee agency. is basically an amalgamation of both sanskrit word spot through and through basically mean

ard for more on this now let's pull an aliyah if the car she is in delhi she works for the committee to protect journalists which is a u.s. based organization that promotes press freedom around the world believes good to see you you are in touch as i understand with journal is across the kashmir region in order to document any obstructions to a free press what are they telling well actually we haven't been able to get directly in touch with many of our sources and the region. our correspondent has been on the ground in kitchener and was able to speak to many of them but largely in the beginning we were we had to rely on journalists who had left the region and camera able to get elected and were able to tell us what they were seeing and it's not a pretty picture as you outlined earlier in your program we are seeing journalists facing restrictions not just in their will meant they're being blocked from shooting videos or photos by security forces at times but they're not even able to do the very basics of their reporting which is gathering eras and filing stories just the basics of hav

ard for more on this now let's go and if the current she is in delhi she works for the committee to protect journalists which is a u.s. based organization that promotes press freedom around the world believes good to see you you are in touch i understand with journalists across the kashmir region in order to document any obstructions to a free press what are they telling. well actually we haven't been able to get directly in touch with many of our sources and their beach and. our correspondent has been on the ground in kitchener and was then able to speak to many of them but largely in the beginning we were we had to rely on journalists who had left the region and again were able to get connected and were able to tell us what they were seeing and it's not a pretty picture as you outlined earlier in your program re are seeing journalists facing restrictions not just in their movements they're being blocked from shooting videos or photos by security forces at times but they're not even able to do the very basics of their reporting which is gathering in areas and filing stories just the basics

cancer deaths in india one of its victims is priyanka chan a digital marketing consultant based in delhi she was diagnosed almost overnight with stage 4 lung cancer the right lung is completely damaged and the cancer has spread so much that it's just not visible on the extreme when we met april this year she blamed the city's dirty air for her illness i don't foresee any other reason for lung cancer to happen to me otherwise i'm breathing is the most important practice that you're doing every moment and that's your source of life so the air that you're breathing if that is poor that definitely is a significant contributor for any respiratory disease her doctor also believed that absolution could have led to her terminal illness does enough evidence in the world that pollution can do that and i really wonder if that was the main going to be a true fact in hokus priyanka lost her battle to cancer in july 2019 less than 4 months after the interview. she had just turned 27. so. and it's not just the health of people that's being affected by absolution it also affects the health of the econom

of this organizing has started with a tweet that you sent not too long ago just a few days my home delhi you wrote is set to join indian cities to have no ground water by 2020 that means i am going to be stripped of our water resources and $120.00 days including a video there it's a topic that we've covered here on the stream but for you this is personal i'm on when was it that you knew that you were a climate activists when that hit home for you. i think india is this dime or slant that has such an amazing green covered in biodiversity and even the people here but just looking at the fact of how my own city new delhi is the most polluted city in the world and how our groundwater was running shot and heat waves are striking our city and the way i from my own eyes could see the wildlife in my city dwindling and managing that. that's when it really struck me that if i don't take action right now and if i don't say that this is enough and children need a stake in the decisions that directly impacted affect their future i do less that there's no point of me sitting at home and not doing anyt

was speaking to us from delhi thank you for your reporting. to sports now and it is the standout match of the euro qualifiers tonight 2 of europe's most talented football teams and longtime rivals faceoffs germany is hosting the netherlands in hamburg. germany co-chair can love his played up his young teams close north the hedges their match rick the netherlands who is byron's knee on a gorecki are out in jet his been a break in the chain it's is shoddy about by the human mitts the rio shame on of i know from experience when there was a bit of a breaks of a team in 2010 that a need to play with move or less was same starting line of over 8 for 10 or 12 matches see the last without too many changes that he phoenix for endo own give dutch courage drawn or coombe and seems to have no problem switching up his young site and his 10 matches in charge he's never names the same line up in 2 consecutive games like germany in the netherlands are also emerging from a difficult patch there's ada dot we in germany or sometime of stronger and sometimes week

use of private cars in november in a bid to improve air quality that the toxic smog blanket in new delhi is from a combination of vehicle and industrial emissions dust from building sites and smoke from burning rubbish it gets worse in the winter months as the winds drop for 2 weeks private cars will only be allowed to use roads on alternate days the government was so distribute free facemasks. new zealand's prime minister descended durned has moved to further tighten gun laws it's 6 months since the mass shooting in christchurch that killed 51 people but 2 again the reports. prime minister just done used to visit to a primary school in christ church to announce changes that she says will make new zealand safer including an increase in mental health funding and stricter gun laws we know that the majority of gun crime is committed by people without a license with firearms that have either being stolen or traded illegally arning a firearm is a privilege not a right that means we need to do all we can to ensure that our in the honest laura biding citizens can obtain firearms licenses and us

next new delhi says pakistan controlled kashmir should be considered as part of india india's foreign minister also expressed hope that one day there would be a physical jurisdiction of the region new delhi and islam about it been at loggerheads for more than 7 decades of a kashmir this is they failed to agree on the borders drawn up during the british petition of india. it used to be one country under british rule where communities of differing religions live side by side for generations but 70 years ago independence or the region split into india and pakistan in a process that went down in history books as the partition and so did the man who hurriedly through the border the year 1947 the dying days of the british empire weakened by the 2nd world war india became a burden london was also unable to counter the growing independence movement led by matt macand to fix it britain appointed lord louis mountbatten as the last viceroy of india he made it clear it was not his dream job. i am prepared to accept the job only on one condition india must be granted independence by july 948 and i

get me a job in delhi i was in debt and needed money i had a debt of 16000 rupees so i went to delhi and he told me why don't you supply me with the girls from your village and you can take the commission from the families i used to get 200 rupees for each girl i sold $200.00 rupees is less than $5.00 in contrast to buffalo here can fetch up to $350.00. but arjun knows of this money is a life source to the desperately poor villagers he targeted. as we pressed him for more details he became uncomfortable talking about his past. at us tomorrow. i'm feeling faint. you're asking me difficult questions. let me sit down i don't like what you're asking me it's all in the past i was poor i don't want to talk about it now arjun says he now realizes the trafficking is wrong and has decided to fight the problem rather than be a part of it he and many of the parents are now on the same anti trafficking committee victims and perpetrators working to try to stop the cruel practices happening in their village. but for many the damage has already been done the man jew and her friends were trafficked

pakistan and china 2 which also claims part of its territory tension escalated recently after new delhi stripped india administered kashmir of its autonomy in august and claimed it as a result mediately pakistan rejected the move saying it contradicted international law now on choose day india's leader in their own dromo to come up with something else announcing that the kashmir region would get a development boost including foreign investment he said the region is to be made prosperous as he put it in negotiations are underway to end that to that end rather meantime india's top court ordered the federal government to restore normal life in kashmir as soon as possible guests explain the current situation in the volatile region they've already allowed some senior congress leaders to allow them to start visiting kashmir region already and i think in the coming days we're going to see more of a strategic plan to normalize the situation in kashmir. you know obviously there's been. an international pressure to put on india to make this happen and they were absolutely i think that the indian

the decision to put their region under the direct rule of new delhi has had a mixed response from the communities determined to preserve the unique ethnic and religious identity as well as the land no goosed prime minister nuri through modi said he wants to open the region to investments and development it's really all the people of laid off from tribal communities and many are concerned about the changes outside les mis might bring to the local economy and culture reason. to resume is our backbone 2nd is agriculture we will not say no to outside investments but we have so many travel agents of own in many hotels are running empty so when our own people are suffering how will outsiders benefit. more than 200 kilometers away many muslims in cargo district are also anxious be include farmers like mohammad the boss. we are scared because genuine kashmir was earlier under protection and now the. protection is gone you're scared that outsiders can come and buy our land outsiders who have a lot of money. most of the people living in cargill are shia muslims the opposed splitting of indian a

had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been dry into new delhi for the last couple of days and it should stay dry through the weekend with a high there of 33 on sunday. with a sponsor down. in the heart of the amazon the libyan families put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. in the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. a risky new tool. on al jazeera. hello again you're watching edges in a reminder of our top stories this hour pakistan's prime minister imran khan has warned that new delhi's crackdown in indian administered kashmir will push more of the world's muslims into extremism made the comments at a rally in. the capital of pakistan administered kashmir. a massive strike has brought much of paris as public transport to a halt as unions protest pension reforms most of the metro lines are closed while buses and trains have also been affected. british prime minister boris johnson addressed local leaders in the probe reg's a town of don't cost in northern england before a meeting with the e.u. leaders next week joh

the ruling party in both new delhi and assam state says it's a long and it says it will appeal to india's high's court to review the fight it documents of indians living in post and dominated border districts they b.g.p. try to pass a law earlier this year to allow citizenship rights to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests are signed by groups that want illegal immigrants to be of india. as the occupants who are now because of religion grow a protracted legal battle faces nearly 2000000 people are due fate as indians. are dizzy or hearty as he was allowed on the program thousands time now in cities across the u.k. prime minister boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament just ahead of the bracks it deadline and residents returning to mosul began the long and difficult task of rebuilding their lives and their city. hello again welcome back we're here across europe we are looking at a frontal boundary that is pushing through the u.k. and that is going to bring a nice change of air mass as me and this summer and start to get to

get me a job in delhi i was in debt and needed money i had a debt of 16000 rupees so i went to delhi and he told me why don't you supply me with the girls from your village and you can take a commission from the families i used to get 200 rupees for each girl i sold $200.00 rupees is less than $5.00 in contrast to buffalo here can fetch up to $350.00. but arjun knows of this money is a life source to the desperately poor villagers he targeted. as we pressed him for more details he became uncomfortable talking about his past. at us tomorrow. i'm feeling faint. you're asking me difficult questions. then we sit down. i don't like what you're asking me it's all in the past i was poor i don't want to talk about it now arjun says he now realizes the trafficking is wrong and has decided to fight the problem rather than be a part of it he and many of the parents are now on the same anti trafficking committee victims and perpetrators working to try to stop the cruel practices happening in their village. but for many the damage has already been done a mango and her friends were trafficked biol

pakistan's prime minister warns new delhi's crackdown in indian that misted kashmir will fuel extremism globally. is a band this is al jazeera live from the hall so coming up more than 40 taliban members saranda it's the 2nd group of finds as to walk away in the past 10 days plus. he was the. prime minister is heckled about suspending paul months while giving a speech in northern england plus 1st so she got a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do ideological divisions on full display is white house hopefuls from the us democratic party face off in another t.v. debate. but his son's prime minister is warning a new delhi's crackdown in indian administered kashmir will push more of the world's muslims into extremism in non-coms been holding a rally and was offered about the capital of pakistan administered kashmir it's been more than a month since new delhi revoked indian administered kashmir is autonomy almost $4000.00 people have been arrested since then come out hyder was at the rally and was off. and the 30. minute me around to conduct. the people of. jordan. on the other

al-jazeera let's recap the headlines now pakistan's prime minister is warning new delhi's crackdown in in the midst of kashmir will drive more of the world's muslims into extremism he made the comments as a rally in the off the capital of pakistan administered kashmir in afghanistan 42 taliban fighters have surrendered into the province saying they're ready to live under government control it's the 2nd significant surrender of anti-government forces in 10 days britain's prime minister abbas johnston says because the rough shape of bragg's the deal to be done also says he's cautiously optimistic an agreement can be reached johnson is due to hold talks with e.u. leaders on monday. the latest televised debate between the men and women who hope to take on donald trump in next year's u.s. elections has thrown up some stark ideological differences front runner joe biden fought off attacks from more liberal democratic party rivals rob reynolds reports from houston texas there were sharp exchanges as the candidates debated health care criminal justice race relations and war former vice preside

india's supreme court has now ordered the government in delhi to respond to a legal challenge calling for an end to the blackout. until then the only reliable way for kashmiris to reconnect with the world is to fly out. to the nepalese capital caught bondo and the traditional artists who live there they're known as. families of pain thousands cutpurse were depicted gods for religious celebrations but they are distinct carefully created by and is easily replicated by modern technology caught on door is flooded with moss print of posters and postcards but one couple is trying to save their dying art form. really learned how to play the goods and goddesses with the elders of her family she says she took our name synonymous with the engine tradition a privilege it's printed making in the hall she knows all the tricks of the trade dedicate taken weeks to required to create these hindu gods and the recipients to make these heated colors. are really my father in law in his final year asked me to learn a swear and continue to swear cattery status so now i'm respecting his orders and i'm conti

this is a suburb of the capital new delhi so the refugees here since 964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient starting a pair of businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through a twitter feed that's just not the way we all click i agree to the terms and conditions that's just so most of us never even give it a 2nd thought and actually that's designed as well ali riggs explores how designers are manipulating a viewer and the final episode all hail the algorithm. the latest news as it breaks while the lunar lander has been tossed off the shelves expect to see images from new york with details coverage dangers remain true blood the wrong . walk through the eastern 3rd of dorian. from around the world his body will lie in state for

first a heartwarming story a group of undergraduate students in delhi is working with a gandhi women who are refugees in india to make meets booms and those that are ended but most of the 11000 of ghani refugees in india live in delhi project but there is not only giving these women a source of livelihood but also helping create a society with less up lost. in. the desert but beamish the on 30 the old lady on their way to work. the 2 women are of gone for a few. she's. arrived in the indian capital 5 years ago with her husband and. her husband is unemployed she is the breadwinner it's a job to produce at the very. town. we live a happy life in afghanistan. until broke out there and bombs were falling or any event. my husband and children's lives were in danger. that spent they decided to come here. beamish works for the project. the students from delhi's karim said of the initiative with the help of the you see the united nations refugee agency. is basically an amalgamation of 2 sons geared towards pot through and through basically means their pencils and there's something that you c

senior fellow with the indian political think tank the observer research foundation he joins us from delhi mr goble as mummy thanks for joining me the loss of context doesn't mean the mission has failed what more do you know well i mean i think that's that's what the official reports passable as it stays in the prime minister said there were damn message saying that you know be courageous and correction congratulated the scientists it doesn't look good. and they were like to wait for the official where they think to let him out but you but you know this is this is a bold an ambitious project well done well and we'll wait for until the final results to come out so india was set to become only the 4th country in history to land on the moon just how significant would have be if this mission indeed turned out to have failed also for india's pride. well i mean. by far a very successful agency be stored in a base just based projects do not come back but do not come out do not come without any said by actual funeral and and as far as bones tremendously back from all the said backs that they recei

delhi correspondent michelle gys while michelle prime minister modi has been talking to employees of his country's space agency all we know is the loss of contact doesn't mean the mission has failed as or any more information. well nichole yes the reiteration here is that just because israel of the space program or for india lost contact with the land it does not mean that the entire mission has failed and this is primarily because this mission was in chief parts there was an orbiter orlando and a rover the rover was hoping to explore the southern pole of the moon which is so far not a part of the room of the moon that has seen a lot of exploration they were hoping to map out for more proof of water ice but the orbiter is still in function and will continue to orbit the morn for a year so the information that they received from the operators what they're banking on now of course if it had successfully landed on the moon india would have just been the 4th country after the us russia and china to do so so this is being seen as a blow but the country is rallying behind the space mission

the mission just one in delhi thank you very much for that informative interview. and now to the story of a former iranian judo who says he fears for his safety and that of his family. after he ignored orders to pull out of last month's was championships iranian authorities were concerned that saved might face an israeli opponent in the final israelis considered an arch an anime by the iranian leadership when i now is in germany considering whether to seek asylum do you dan we spoke with him at an undisclosed location about his a platic on this political fight. saeed mulai arrived at the 2019 world judo championships in tokyo with nothing but glory on his mind but after he reached the semifinals in his weight division things turned sour mulai claims his coach then received 2 calls from iranian authorities instructing him to withdraw his fighter from the tournament to avoid meeting an israeli judoka in the final. however he did contest the semifinal and he says purposefully lost showing disappointment at the time. now at a secret location in germany he told what hap

world and the united nations conference on how to turn it back has just ended in the indian capital delhi more countries than ever attended to find out how to combat also a fertile land which is threatening food supplies in many parts of the world at a farm near delhi it was clear why the fields are drying up when preached seeing looks at the fields in his village tears come to his eyes here and how yanna they used to grow millet and make a good living from it today the land is bone dry in fact 30 percent of india's land is no longer usable why because of climate change and the leeching of fields by intensive agriculture. yes the meaning they had been talking to cheney years ago our soil was fertile but then there was less and less rain and we had to irrigate. now the ground water has too many minerals in the soil is salty that's why farmers can't grow anything here anymore give me a. priti singh visits his cousin arrest his family near rush was a farmer and had taken out a loan for seeds but the harvest never came the bank would no longer accept his dry farmland as collateral then last y

the communication to the spacecraft back up and find out what happened and we're joined now by the delhi correspondent in the misha gys while he said the loss of contact doesn't mean the mission has failed does it do we have any more information. well that's right and now the loss of contact is with the landowner and the rover or the all bit or the 3rd part of the mission is still up and running it will continue all but in the morning for the next year and taking photographs of the day when the surface we've already seen a few of these and that of course the land and all of a void of important because it would have made india just the 4th privately after the us russia and china now to successfully soft land on the surface of the moon and explored the southern pole of the lunar surface so this of course has been a disappointment scientists continued to try to establish contact and also to find out and analyze the data to find out what exactly happened right when the lander was supposed to touch the lunar surface as you said india was sent to become only the 4th country in history to land

had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been dry into new delhi the last couple of days and it should stay dry through the weekend with a high there of 33 on sunday. a new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship and the belief this problem that we have can we overcome it can be challenging looks at the new democracy in ethiopia is fast changing political landscape through the stories of food diverse ethiopians to the this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching hour just 0 time to recap our top stories now pakistan's prime minister is warned new delhi's crackdown in india and minister kashmir will push more of the world's muslims into extremism can made the comment to rally in warsaw for a bad capital of pakistan administered kashmir. a massive strike has brought muncher of paris is public transport to a halt unions are protesting against pension reforms most of the metro lines are closed while buses and trams have also been impacted. britain's prime minister boris johnson has addresse

what happened and it only a correspondent in asia dies while joins us now from the indian capital delhi throw an image of president modi did look somewhat disappointed there but he made an effort to reassure the nation there was much to be proud of just how big a setback is this for him. well definitely the response across the nation despite the disappointment of what may be of fear off the program has been to support its stalled which is india's space program the prime minister himself and others in the administration as well as civilians came out on social media to express support but of course india was trying to be the 4th nation just after the u.s. russia and china to make a successful soft landing on the morn so this is definitely a setback however india does have a very ambitious space program going forward as well is strong in the past the mandate had been to help out with agriculture to help out me meterological predictions this attempt to be a part of the space treaty started only very recently there's already been one more mission and it's been a mission to mars but this also

19 in 2017 when he was kidnapped by by agents of likely the bellary sin secret secret services in delhi reuss and illegally extradited to russia to stand trial on some very strange terrorism charges on the on the side of prisoners being given back to russia this is a little more complicated there are less well known figures but they include the editor of ria novosti in ukraine a russian news outlet widely regarded as propaganda and he was a he was a dual citizen ukrainian russian he tried to renounce his russian ukrainian citizenship but to avoid charges here on treason he was released a few weeks ago. and now it looks like he will be returning to russia there also the other person connected to this is. a a witness and possibly suspect in the downing of malaysian airlines flight 17 in 2014 which killed 298 people he is not being handed over as far as we can see but yesterday a court released him which from prison which likely means he will somehow escape or make it back to the russian backed militant controlled areas ukraine or even across the the russian border. how significant is a sw

teenager who is basically kidnapped in delhi roost and illegally extradited to russia on the in terms of. russian prisoners held in ukraine being returned to russia we don't know much about them most of them are less well known individuals we know about you know which is why i mentioned earlier and a day or 2 ago ukraine a ukrainian court released. a suspect or a witness to the downing of the mh 17 flight in 2014 which killed 298 people he was not included in this exchange as far as i can see but his release likely indicates that he will somehow make it either back to the russian backed militant controlled territories in eastern ukraine or even to russia at least that would be my prediction and i kind of just a reminder thought what it's again these are live pictures we just saw a plane landing that tell us matthew what's the significance of a swap like this between ukraine and russia. in terms of trying to free prisoners this is a hugely significant event it's the largest prisoner swap yet between russia and ukraine previously they have had only a few small prisoner swaps. in decembe

happened as scientists continue to analyze the data all right now mission giants 12 reporting from delhi thank you very much indeed q. you're up to date now and news coming up next reporter on location omarion evans dean from me and the entire team here in berlin and thanks for watching. the 1st thing in school in the film. the 1st clueless. doris grand moment arrives join the iranian tango on a journey very early on when you know we're going to return to the wrong and the running returns home.

over a 3 year period far more than pakistan syria turkey iran and egypt combined according to the delhi based software freedom legal center more than half of india's regional internet blackouts have been imposed on kashmir including 55 this year alone what is unprecedented however is the scope of this one and the duration 3 and a half weeks and counting. they've been going to sometimes sometimes a couple of days even though they're kind of broadband there been other ways of getting through this is the 1st time that everything has been cut off landlines mobile phones while internet broadband by fi those nothing so all you want used to happen is when there was an encounter between you know pakistan sponsored terrorists and the jane good police or the army they used to shop in that of that particular district or that particular area but this time without considering that there could be some kind of violence internet was shut down forms were shut down and it's been more than 3 weeks now so yes the severity certainly is massive and never seen before why ever since 947 when india and pakistan

in delhi, this corridor was met with popular resistance and had to be removed.orities want young people to appreciate the benefits of public transport in this town. buses run on natural gas. as the buses have their own lands, to get you where they want to go relatively fast. they have ordered 125 electric powered buses. they should be in service by the end of the year. at the edge of town, there are no elegant sidewalks. this family uses the prt -- brt to get into town. they don't have a car. buses are air-conditioned, that helps. >> i have been taking the bus everyday for nine years, from home, to the office and back again and on weekends to the park with my family. >> my than a million people travel by bus in the greater pune area everyday. resources are not available so electricy has to bused for now. still, more and more people are choosing to walk rather than drive. the truly bold get on their bikes. >> i l love riding m my bicyc. it is my major mode of transport in the city. it is quite doable. even now. but it is other risky because of the sheer volume of