delhi. a vibrant bustling metropolis with over 20000000 inhabitants the capital of a rapidly growing india expected to be the most populous city on the planet in the next decades. it's also my home i was born in delhi and i've lived most of my life but i've been away for a few years and in that time delhi has been making the headlines for an alarming reason it's become the most polluted capital city in the world and its residents say there's snow leaving bison by the air they breathe air pollution is estimated to be the hard highest cause of death in india killing over a 1000000 people every year nearly 12000 people died in that lead 2017 because of the city's bad air some doctors are calling this a public health emergency. so i've come back to find out why like many big cities around the world this pollution from too much traffic and from industry but there are also specific local causes delis geographies one is another what i'm keen to know is why can't more be done to stop this i also wan

there's more to delhi's application than just a good dust bowl. and so we set off to take measurements around the 6 x. 7 right now we have quite a bit larger the field $2.00 level here is higher than 60 in the last 24 hour standard how much of a problem is that if you know. the rate of actually called about 30 to 35 percent of families pollution going over the cost unless it is regulated to keep going. with around $10000000.00 vehicles fighting for space in delhi's crowded streets it's unavoidable in sadly ironic that among those in the news them are some of the victims of the city's policing crisis. i'm a 26 year old new delhi resident about 6 months ago i got diagnosed with stage 4 met a static lung cancer. priyanka jan is a digital marketing consultant an only child she lives with her mother in south delhi the right lung is completely damaged the cancer has spread so much that it's just not visible on the extreme it's less than a year ago she used to drive for an hour and a half one way to get to her office nearly 25 kilometers away. now many o

there's more to delhi's application than just to go dusted. and so we set off to take measurements around the 6 x. 7 right now we have quite a bit larger the field $2.00 level here is higher than 60 in the last 24 hour scandal how much of a problem is that you know. the rate of actually called about 30 to 35 percent of families where you should wake up going in a very costly unless it is regulated to keep going. with around $10000000.00 vehicles fighting for space in delhi's crowded streets it's unavoidable and sadly ironic that among those we knew them as some of the victims of the city's policing crisis. i'm a 26 year old new delhi resident about 6 months ago i got diagnosed with stage 4 met a static lung cancer. priyanka jan is a digital marketing consultant an only child she lives with her mother in south delhi the right lung is completely damaged the cancer has spread so much that it's just not visible on extra has it's less than a year ago she used to drive for an hour and a half one way to get to her office nearly 25 kilometers away. no

there's more to delhi's application than just to go dusting. and so we set off to take measurements around the 6 x. 7 right now we have quite a bit larger than the field $2.00 level here is higher than 60 in the last 24 hour standard how much of a problem is that if you know. the rate of that you call them or 30 to 35 percent of families where you should break up going over the top unless it is regulated or keep going. with around $10000000.00 vehicles fighting for space in dallas crowded streets it's unavoidable in sadly ironic that among those we news them are some of the victims of the city's policing crisis. i'm a 26 year old new delhi resident about 6 months ago i got diagnosed with stage 4 met a static lung cancer. priyanka jin is a digital marketing consultant an only child she lives with her mother in south delhi the right lung is completely damaged the cancer has spread so much that it's just not visible on the extreme it's less than a year ago she used to drive for an hour and a half one way to get to her office nearly 25 kilometers a

around half of all the waste produced in delhi and on mountains of garbage like this. they emit poisonous gas into the atmosphere and poor. yes fluids into the soil. indian cities churn out more than $60000000.00 tons of waste every year and only around a quarter of it is collected by municipal authorities. unofficial waste collectors and pickers do the rest of the work. the poorest of the poor live in this quarter of the city many of them came to delhi from elsewhere . they collect and store any waste that might bring in even just a little income. the residents are not in any way acknowledged or recognized by the state even though they play such a key role in the city's waste management. it's. only have a. little boy who's going to collect it if not us that we don't take no responsibility for their own waste especially not the people who live in big houses that other if we didn't collect it it would pile up in the street and stink so badly no one would want to go outside if we stopped collecting it for 2 days everything wrong. it's estimated there are between one and

up cycling in delhi we learn about an initiative that's creating much needed employment opportunities and carrying up the city. in our new series workplaces we find out just how much potential disused ships still have to offer. and we head to a pioneering restaurant in marrakesh where women are being helped to earn a living and lead self-determined lives. caring for children looking after sick relatives doing the housework such tasks are still overwhelmingly the dumain of women and girls according to the nonprofit group oxfam every day around 12000000000 hours of such work are undertaken worldwide all of its paid men on the other hand a commonly paid for the work they do. in germany 72 percent of women have paid employment in the e.u. average is 67 percent while in morocco that figure is just 21 percent of the country's strong patriarchal traditions make it hard for women to achieve financial independence part they're not impossible. when for tim's are all mixed in the morning her mother and sisters are still asleep she's the only one who has to leave early because she is the only one

i'm going to have our law larry university in new delhi they. now where violence broke out last night and dozens were injured there's a heavy police and media presence and with me are some students who witnessed what was happening so tell us what exactly did you see last night so if it's not from last night the last 2 days this next 6070 goons give me the mask on the sticks with the hammers and after that we get to they had people spitting at it as well and we did so we just ran out from that these people are hiding each and every one they are trying to save them so they going to see if places and all the. trauma center they really can't express how our night yesterday we just felt so disturbing we really were so afraid if if i remember you about yesterday it was really disturbing for us because we never felt this kind of fear in this campus when we were shouting to save us isn't trying to save our friends not even friends we don't even know people but steve you are trying to save them because at the end of the we are students of june we are try

presented mob attack on an indian university mosque goons run riot through a prestigious university in delhi students and teachers are. descendants but what prompted the attack and why is the opposition blaming the government for it plus. a city reduced to rubble in an all out battle against isis what will it take to get thousands of children evacuated during the siege back into school. welcome to. it's good to have you with us on sunday and indeed to diversity in india's capital turned into a battle zone students and teachers at the prestigious devolve to university knew what tech by mosque assailants wielding sticks and i don't rods police have to eventually be deployed on campus to keep the peace they say the incident was a clash between rival student groups but others unconvinced students and india's offer the parties of blaming a student group linked to prime minister narendra modi's ruling b j p the b.g.p. in turn has been true to the charges but there is one thing no one's disputing that for nearly 2 hours on a sunday evening and the mob roamed free in one of india's most prestigious

the violence has shocked many in india from mumbai to new delhi students held protests in solidarity with their message an attack on one is an attack on all. that of a correspondent michelle just. and spoke to students about what happened. and advocate of our law larry university in new delhi right now where violence broke out last night and dozens were injured there's a heavy police and media presence and with me a some students who witnessed what was happening so tell us what exactly did you see last night so if it's not from last night the last 2 days this goon sneaks 6070 goons the kid with a mask on with the sticks of the hammers and after that we get to they had people spit acid as well along with them so we descended from that these people. they are trying to save lives are they going to places and all the. things we can't explain how our night. i remember you about you. because we never felt this kind of fear in this campus. to save our friends not even friends we don't even know people but steve you're trying to save them because i've been. trying to save. the police is tell

for joining us it's been 7 years since the violent gang rape and murder of a 23 year old woman in delhi the story made international headlines and sparked massive nationwide protests in india the college student and her male friend were brutally attacked on a bus they were beaten with an iron bar the woman raped repeatedly and then dumped by the side of the road she died from her injuries 2 weeks later it led to the tightening of the country's rape laws the 4 men convicted of the crime worse scheduled to hang this weekend those executions are now delayed. we have to be should judge while in delhi for more than we should this process has taken so long there must be a sense of frustration from people and of course there has been so much outrage but i wonder has that outrage also meant division in the country most definitely release of the fact that this process has taken 7 long as has been frustrating not just for the week to this family but for people across the country brought us just bored out into the streets 7 long years ago and justice is only being delivered now according to many b

we have to me should judge as well in delhi for more of this process has taken so long there must be a sense of frustration from people and of course there has been so much outrage but i wonder has that outrage also meant division in the country most definitely release of the fact that this process has taken 7 long as has been frustrating not just for the victim's family but for people across the country protesters bored out into the streets 7 long years ago and justice is only being delivered now according to many but this also indicates one of the key problems in india which is the fear shows they should be that which the judicial system moves now the caseload is very heavy in indian courts and the judges in these courts are not as many so this has been a key problem one of the points which has been causing divisions all the thought in this case is that goals who have spoken out against capital punishment are favoring rapists but they have pointed out that just didn't bring captor punishment will nor change what is seen as india's rape culture what is seen as an appalling up in gas

india's controversial citizenship law become the target a manikins fire at a rally in the capital new delhi. and a new plan in argentina to help fight mountain tradition among low income families . and the world health organization is holding an urgent meeting to decide whether to declare the coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency in china the death toll stands at $170.00 with almost $8000.00 confirmed infections the virus has now been identified in all provinces. after the outbreak china has been in close communication with the world health organization other countries as well as the regions of hong kong and macau and taiwan we have reported and circulated epidemic updates and shared the genome. sequencing of the coronaviruses soon as it became available president xi jinping has expressed china's willingness to work alongside the w.h.o. and its national community to safeguard regional and global public health travellers are facing growing restrictions russia has close several of its direct border crossings with china and not long ago the czech republic announced it will please it w

let's bring in elizabeth purana now she's joining us from new delhi because we're hearing that there has been an incident at a protest in india where you are elizabeth what are the circumstances that led to that incident. i mean we've just come back from johnny a 1000000 is to me a university where there was a heavy police presence following that incident we see mobile phone video which shows a man brandishing a gun waving it at protests and journalists and walking backwards towards a line of police officers who are simply just watching him now gentlemen has been one of the main protest saw it's against the citizenship amendment since it was polished by the government 7 weeks ago most of not all of the rallies at john have been peaceful but there was always a police presence and. questions being asked about how a man was allowed to enter the site with a gun and why he wasn't apprehended suna the questions are also being on stiring because this is not the 1st such incident in delhi this week earlier in the week and now the man with a gun was apprehended at one of the. big protest site

pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi.00 must men entered the compass of delhi's prestigious jawaharlal nehru compass of delhi's prestigious jawa ha rlal nehru university. compass of delhi's prestigious jawaharlal nehru university. they can be seen welding six and of rocks and brutally beat up students as well as staff stop one of the badly injured was the president of the university's student union. she and her supporters blamed the attack on a right—wing student group seen as ideologically close to the nationalist government by the police have instead accused her of being involved in the violence. what is your side of the story? where did they make up their mind these are they make up their mind these are the suspects? they were must men. they were beating me up. i want justice for it. left wing student groups allege right—wing groups are acting with total brazenness and impunity under the current government and that the police is protecting them. the rival right—wing students have a different story. translation: the lef

working against them after war al-jazeera new delhi. was thing in india 4 men convicted of the gang rape and murder of a female student in 2012 has been sentenced to death the brutal attack sparked a nationwide protests and led to new anti rape laws the 23 year old victim was attacked on a bus in the capital delhi along with a male friend she was raped and beaten with a metal bar and then dumped on the roadside she died of her injuries 2 weeks later the court ordered the assailants to be hanged before the end of the month. you know a court in cyprus says given a 19 year old british woman a 4 month sentence suspended for 3 years for lying about being gang raped by a group of young israeli men it means that she can now leave cyprus and go home but her legal team insists they will fight on to prove her innocence in cyprus a supreme court or the european court of human rights they say that she was questioned without a lawyer and police for storage to retract the accusation or a chalons reports from cyprus. arriving at court in power limmy t

leave it for the time being on a new show just speaking to us from delhi thank you very much. to pakistan but a high court has overturned the death sentence and that the former president and material. but of his musharraf's the high court said there is no court that had that the sentence was formed unconstitutionally musharraf was caught on tape in self-imposed exile in dubai was found guilty of treason in absentia last month the long running case centers on the general's decision in 2007 to suspend the constitution and declared a state of emergency when he was running the country. when the original sentence was delivered it was seen by some as a message that the military isn't above them all so are we back to square one now. in islamabad well that would be one thought the initial decision came out that it was a very symbolic 'd situation. successful but democratic forces the for the 1st time you saw that military dictator was punished but now everybody was wondering you know how would the military react to it because military do get ready seriously and it condemned the decisi

this is based on a complaint filed by retailers association here in delhi.atened nationwide protests against amazon during jeff bezos‘s visit. the all india traders association which represents about 70 million traders has in the past taken issue with e—commerce companies offering steep discounts which they say affect and threatens their businesses. 0ne retailer is also being investigated for the same reasons, as the in delhi —— indian regulator says, it threatens competition laws. it has been a tough week for walmart, the world's largest retailer in india as well, as it decided to sack over 50 senior executives as part of a major restructuring plan. will's main business in india is wholesale trading and while it wants to expand its footprint through it e—commerce venture, it has been held back because of india's strict rules meant to protect its local businesses. while in india, amazon's jeff bezos is expected to meet prime minister at narendra modi and other senior government officials and he is expected to discuss those e—commerce and fdi rules which are

pratiksha ghildial, bbc news, delhi. into the death of nora quoirin, the teenager who was found dead after ten days missing in the jungle. was found dead after ten days missing in thejungle. nora's pa rents a re missing in thejungle. nora's parents are demanding answers from the officials after they said no further action will be taken after her death. earlier, annita mcveigh spoke to nora's mother, who told her what she would like the malaysian authorities to do now. we want them to keep the case open and to keep an open mind. frankly, there are so many questions that we have that remain unanswered. there has been, only the very initial findings from the pathologists on the cause of nora's death. we have yet to see a full postmortem report, which could unveil full postmortem report, which could u nveil lots full postmortem report, which could unveil lots of different details. perhaps at least, may be even more importantly, there are all the questions surrounding how nora got to where she was found. we don't believe our

sodomy in august and imposed extra security and restrictions will is joining us live now from new delhi high there on shelves so will this ruling that's been made make a difference in reality to the people of kashmir. well that we don't have an answer yet because the court has ordered a review of all restrictions many restrictions have been lifted but some such as the internet continue to be that now when the government can lift that restriction of that. window and get on so that at the moment but what the court has essentially said which is very significant that any government cannot impose internet shutdowns arbitrarily because right to internet is a part of article 19 in the indian constitution which gives the indian citizens a right to freedom of expression and internet that that's how it comes and i do have one of the petitioners with me in the group thanks very much for joining us could you tell us you know in brief watch does this would it actually mean in legal terms but also for the people of the valley i think it's a very significant judgment i was representing dimes a newspap

into the south so across the showers on sunday with a high of 22 but as i say staying cold in new delhi with a high of 90. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the method of nonviolent resistance it was over the available to the oppressed people of revenue. and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what they mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera our mind over our top stories the head of iran's civil aviation body says he starts in a ukrainian airliner which crashed outside serang was not hit by a missile and said there was a fire on board new york times for days video that appears to show the moment a missile hit the plane. yes house of representatives is billed as the president on the terms ability to be gauged in military action against iran comes we counting your digital on strike the kill zone they remain commands our custom so no money. in these supreme court has o

pratiksha ghildial, bbc news, delhi.e, after president tsai ing—wen‘s landslide re—election victory. she advocates continued autonomy for the island and rejects beijing's demand that it should be reunited with the mainland. for more on this, i've been speaking to kelsey broderick, asia analyst at political risk consultancy eurasia group. i began by asking her what she thinks china's next move will be. tsai won very big. she got a huge mandate from the taiwan people, primarily because of opinions on national sovereignty. beijing does not really like tsai. they've had four years of her, they've put a lot of pressure on her administration, but they know tsai and they were probably prepared for her to win. so beijing's reaction so far has been very rhetorical, slightly muted. we do not expect any strong aggressive reaction from them, as they are looking also at the legislative un race where the kmt party, the more pro—china party did actually fairly well. so on balalnce beijing will be looking ahead to the next four years, n

on sunday evening about 50 miles men holding on wrong side the campus of university in new delhi when from one of. the took some students that. others are also allegations of the some teachers that is well now the students. have protested against the controversial citizenship law this is a these men were no rules for members of the repeat which is another student. with . the nationalist. agenda this happened on the day that group. also complained that police had gone to asked them to leave they are worried that they will be asked to wrap up the protests and all of this is happening at a time when india's home minister has started what's being described as a door to door campaign to convince people that the citizenship law may be a good thing for the country a mistake to put in job which has a majority sikh community has seen some the most vocal objections to the law have raman reports now from indiana. for. hindu sikh christian brothers we are warned now and forever they chant this is a day of peaceful but noisy protest against india's citizenship law in look behind and across the sta

so what kind of impact will massive public outcry have if any with us to talk about this in new delhi i should read out a protester a student at india's national islamic university in hyderabad a sad day in a way see a member of india's parliament and in miami florida to care tana a lawyer after school commentator it's good to see you everybody i want to start with a little flavor of what it's like to be online there's so much support in terms of social media going against various different perspectives on the citizen amendment act give you a little flavor here grandma protesting the hash tag c a a underscore n r c protests let me just give you a little bit of grandma in the streets here. just to be clear this protest is against this is the amendment act i mean if you love a little sample here this hash tag see a protest 15 year old janay destroyed 9 vehicle stealing these protests is motherboard he has been served notice to recover damages and she has no money or property and i'm not sure about this bit about how she is going to raise the money but we move on we give you one more exa

and protests across india after a mosque group attacked students and teachers at a university in new delhi and one parliament but 2 men claiming to be in charge of it were in caracas for venezuela's latest political crisis. or. how the weather squatting down my see now across the arabian peninsula still quite a brisk wind you see this area fading away out of iran into pakistan southern parts of afghanistan as well making way for the next system actually that's going to slide in from the mediterranean more heavy downpours there just around the levant around the coastal fringes of the lines in particular where of course we have seen some very heavy downpours recently so the choppy seas the very strong wind the gal force winds and the heavy rain could well lead to further flooding west impossible syria into lebanon jordan pushing down into israel yet again for the south as a largely dry across iraq in peninsula a few showers just about he just mountains over towards the southern end of the red sea come across the water here and we want to show us just making their way across eritrea through a

demonstrations taking place in bengaluru channel i chanda and mon by besides new delhi the protestors say that students affiliated with the ruling p j p carried out the attack counter-demonstrations have also been held in solidarity with the accused the b j p s student body tonight is that it carried out the assault or more than 30 people who were inside. there a university came under attack on sunday evening last people with roads sledgehammers and stones targeted to teachers and students despite multiple calls victims say the police arrived late the delhi police which is controlled by the central government is also accused of doing little to contain the violence. the police say they are investigating how mosques people could have entered the university campus and attacked students back. and as far as the identification. the people who were participating in the clashes all possible methods of identification are being invoked we're also keeping an eye on the messages videos and pictures circulating on social media the investigation is going on in right earnest and they will be identif

both him and the law threaten the foundations of a secular india elizabeth brannon al jazeera new delhi. flash floods and landslides have killed at least 9 people on indonesia's sumatra island heavy rain has forced thousands to flee temporary shelters civil defense authorities say most of those who died drowned or were hit by logs. palestine's ambassador to the u.n. says there's no way any official will consult the u.s. over what he calls its earthquake of a middle east plan his comments come after america's representative said she was ready to talk about the future of a palestinian state diplomatic editor james space reports from the u.n. in new york. there's still be no security council meeting about the trump middle east plan the us ambassador kelly crafters not briefed her colleagues but she did come to speak to reporters outside the chamber in the days to come that will be able to work with the countries that were very positive and hopefully have more dialogue and i'm open to conversation with mentor what is there in this deal for the palestinians to like that doesn't this just rew

politicians have been banned from campaigning for 3 days in delhi. upcoming local elections after saying protesters should be shot and likening demonstrators to rapists and murderess. dozens of people have been killed in 7 weeks of protests critics of the government point out that while demonstrations have taken place around india the deaths have only occurred in states ruled by the b j p the prime minister says the citizenship law helps people from other countries who've been persecuted for their faith that protests to say both him and the law threaten the foundations of a secular india elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. flash floods and landslides have killed at least 9 people on indonesia's marshall islands heavy rain has forced thousands of people to flee to temporary shelters civil defense or thora to say most of the victims drowned or were hit by logs illegal logging has been blamed for making soil more susceptible to landslides. the small to this in the occupied west bank as a potential capital for a palestinian state and its proposed midd

on sunday masked men armed with roots and sticks stormed the university campus in new delhi. attacking students and stuff. rival leftist and quite weak student groups have been sparring over a hike in university accommodation fees for weeks but too many sunday's brazen attack in one of india's leading universities is unprecedented when i read that i was huge because harry or in a university any year and there's a group of about $5060.00 young men aung. their faces covered and mary calmly getting her ready for an attack. i spent my entire life on the gamble i've never seen and so the protesters are accusing a student union linked to prime minister during their more these ruling party a party it has denied the accusations police blamed for not doing enough to stop the assault say they are investigating what happened. back. far as the identification of people who were participating in the clashes all possible methods of identification are being invoked we're also keeping an eye on the messages videos and pictures circulating on social media to students and campuses across india

turn and this could lead to a split with modis b j p party in new delhi nearly 2 percent of punjab's population is most and often thought office an important voting bloc seems a swing voters but a major move by a large sikh party like the s.a.t. could well influence those voters across the board to wards i say to his opponents the congress party and its allies they currently control the state of punjab in the last general election secular candidates consolidated their victories across punjab and much of the credit was given to the muslim vote. while any teacher election is a long way off changing opinion is all the senior muslim priest at this mosque can do for now. we are happy today that our sikh hindu christian and dalit brothers protested with us we all realize this isn't just one communities issue it's the whole nation and we are all affected by discrimination. it's an opinion held by many israelis continue across india's major cities. al-jazeera but job. wise it is time for the weather with jenny and is there more risk in store for a stray yeah you know liz it's not looking to

every morning right nice ahmad makes his way through the crowded streets of old delhi to reach his workshop this is where he retires grana found a skill his father taught him. they're still produced in india but getting the old ones working again is his specialty. you'd need a station and on 1000000000 the they don't need any electricity in places where there isn't any of these things still get a lot of use and there are lots of places in india without electricity people bring their gramophone stick me so i can repair them. and then let this go they committed mohammed khalid brings in his family's gramophone. this one was made in germany although it's quite old he's very fond of it. or the other unit this is from my wonderful grandfather it brings back lots of memories how to hang onto it for ever if i could but it needs to be reconfigured i love it sound. many of the wind up gramophone come from germany raises proud to own a good number of them but his favorite is a 940 model from england. man in england electric tsonga with a gramophone sound brings in a piece listening to this music give

lockdown in indian administered kashmir the local government must submit a report within a week you delhi revoke the region's autonomy in this fashion a cease fire in the province of it to the last rebel held areas in syria hundreds of people have been killed there over the last year. russia and turkey have also called for a ceasefire in libya by sunday but that's been rejected by war khalifa his forces have been trying to seize the capital tripoli from the un backed government and fighting has escalated in recent weeks scatty of a boy is and before this. libyan warlord khalifa hop star says the fighting will continue. the ceasefire called by russia and turkey has been rejected and have tars vowed to take control of the capital tripoli has been renewed by either the libyan arab forces will continue to target the enemy by iran land moving forward and spread its control of new forces in all areas from the capital from the east of sirte to the outskirts of basra to. international concern is now growing across the region hoft are met with italy's prime minister to separate continental roma ho

seen covered in blood in this video after she says she was beaten by a mob gator university in new delhi is the one now under investigation. the police have registered a legal complaint against her and 26 others accusing them of vandalism on the university campus the day before the attack. but only one complaint on a crowd of 50 seemed hitting the students with. this student says he was also beaten up but doesn't want to bury his parents by revealing his identity. when i called the police they asked me what is. your new birth rate is that they didn't help us. instead they did the exit of the government. some people including lawyer among law now suspect police let the attack happen and allow the street lights to be switched off outside the campus so those responsible could not be identified the lights in the adjoining states were all on. so the lights were definitely off and then we were there by around 12 o'clock on so it's not definitely going to be a hit. the system or something. mangler says activists and journalists were assaulted and taunted outside the campus as the police watched

university despite multiple calls victims say police arrived late the delhi police was controlled by the central government is also accused of doing little to contain the violence i'm totally shocked. did institute late january i can end up with a program how did these ab v.p. goons end up you know politics aside elections aside this is india we're not there but not in public i'm shocked. i may not do politics again that's a different thing but what has happened today is a travesty. of reports now from the university campus the policemen are present here in numbers today but all sunday evening when some of the students and teachers hero were under attack they took their time to enter the university one must also get clearance from the security guard so the students who were beaten up are asking why the security guards just careless or was the administration of the university complicit in the attack that took place on sunday evening about 50 people including women wearing mosques holding on roles in their hands when from one also to another they beat up students as well as some teache

teachers and students despite multiple calls victims say the police arrive late delhi police which is controlled by the central government is also accused of doing too little to contain the violence the police say they're investigating. the identification of people who were participating in the clashes all possible methods of identification are being invoked we're also keeping an eye on the messages videos and pictures circulating on social media the investigation is going on in right earnest and they will be identified soon. firefighters tackling australia's widespread bush taking advantage of improved conditions rain and cooler temperatures bringing some relief but that's only short term with authorities warning the funds will burn for months jessica washington is in one of the worst affected areas in the country southeast. this is a brief period of for a spot it's expected to be around 72 hours if these cooler conditions with life wins and even a bit of rain unfortunately that rain is not enough to bring this crisis which has been going for months now it is not enough to bring this

in india and republic day celebrations concluded with a parade in the capital new delhi is the highlight of 3 days of festivities celebrations mark the anniversary of the country's democratic constitution and india's independence from british rule. in china health officials have announced they expect to see the corona virus outbreak intensify the virus has already appeared in all but one of china's provinces and in at least 11 other countries china has said it will boost efforts to contain the virus that means a lockdown in several cities including the city of new han believed to be the origin of the outbreak meanwhile the death toll is rising at least $56.00 people in china have died and more than 2000 have been infected this should be one of the busiest days of the year here as lunar new year holiday crowds swarm through shanghai's disneyland but disney town is a ghost town closed until further notice there will be no mickey mouse to usher in the year of the rat in response to the prevention and control. sure that help. are temporarily. tourist attractions across the country have been