mahatma gandhi. the father of indian independence. even though gandhi is a towering figure synonymous with aindia. in india he's losing favor. this week was the 75th anniversary of his death. his assassination by the member of the right wing group the rss. narendra modi marked the occasion. but that gesture conceals a contentious attitude toward the famous freedom fighter on the part of modi's policy agenda party which is an off shoot of the rss. as rahm goo writes that is born the fact that the religion he preaches is an anthema to the hindu right which seek to make india in a hindu state. gandhi celebrated the diversity of india. but the current leaders sometime seem to believe that hindus deserve supremacy in the land in which they are the overwhelming majority. take one example of the anti-pathy of the ruling political class toward the icon. gandhi's killer has become for many a national hero. lawmakers have publicly praised him, the party brass usually distance themselves from such comments. or

gandhi. that's the fact. rigorous scrutiny and many worthy historians have taken a very critical eye to gandhi in recent years. all the same, we ought not to forget that gandhi was genuinely a world historical figure, one who pioneered a strategy of non-violence and transformed the struggle for independence into a grassroots-based mass movement that inspired people everywhere outside of india from martin luther king and mohammed ali, nelson mandela and barack obama. this is the man who took on the greatest empire in the world non-violently and defeated it. in a country representative en with divisions, he built a co-lags that included and honored everyone. he was uncompromising about the need to reform inequities, such as the caste system, renaming the lowest class named untouchables as children of god. he gave his life for it. people often describe albert einstein as the greatest general use of modern times, "time" magazine named him man of the century. organizers kept a photo in his study and on his 70th bi

ringback in best moder, wilson's eyes mahatma gandhi should have done more. gandhi also said that my mother has clean my and scanning women. he's also cleaning this. she's like my mother. if i have any chance um, but the one at the next. but, and i want to become it i want to bottom into the family of this candidate. so you good if i the system. you said that until i come as in a next but you people in london, you do the stan, lindsey. so you body 5 that and of my mother did them, do you actually never want to say, but did this is that wrong? which is the mean? you go man, this is a lot c s which is not accepted by any human validity. sin bond was mon bascom, kim gandy never said with every human life is equal using all human rights are the same richness and poverty. don't make you unequal in your humanity. good over to look it over. stand over the stand and pour the water. there's a homeowner part of the park, i can't read or write any something. i don't want my child. my uneducated to, i'm the source. i want my child to move forward in life. what am i being on to be known as the il

commissioner gandhi. we have a quorum. okay motion in order to vote to disclose the discussion in closed session aurnd the code section 67.12 a. can i have a motion? i move we do not disclose. >> second. motion by commissioner bridges and seconded by commissioner thomas. before we take the vote take in person public comment. >> no in person comment. madam secretary open the phone lines. >> thank you. >> callers. if you have not done so press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> do we have callers on the line? >> there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. public comment is closed. great. public comment is closed. there has been a motion and seconded by commissioner thomas. call the roll. >> commissioner bridges. >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll. >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye >> commissioner thomas. >> thank you, motion passes. >> okay. let's see. i guess we go to general public comment. >> yes. >> yes. item 5, general public comment. >> um. seeing

when gandhi had to fight the cotton empire, british, he did not take out camel. he pulled out a spinning and when he was asked, how do you think a few pieces of wood can bring you freedom? is it the only thing that can, because any one can make a spinning wheel, the poorest woman in the porous hut can spin her freedom. so the spinning wheel became not just the symbol, but the methodology of getting freedom in the colonialism. and globalization of that time. gandy saw the spinning wheel as a symbol of national identity and economic independence. a country where ordinary men and women would spin their own class. brandon, as shiva is one of gandhi's most prominent intellectual heirs and a vocal critic of modern globalization. she continues the fight for his ideals of freedom, equality, and non violent change. ideals that paved the way to india's independence on the 15th of august, 1947 at the school of the midnight or when the room sleep well, when are we laden? freedom blue. oh oh. oh i i ran gandy was born in 1934. he's a grandson of mahatma gandhi, and spend time

ringback embezzling a wilson's eyes mahatma gandhi should have done more. gandhi also said that my mother has cleaned my and carrying women. he's also cleaning this. she's like my mother. if i haven't a chance of but the one at the next, but i may want to become it. i want to bon into the family of this candidate. so you good if i the system you said that until i come as in a next bad, you've been bullied underneath. do those diamonds. he so you brought, if i had that and my mother did them, do you actually may want to say, but did this is that wrong? which is in the new woman, which is a lot c s, which is not accepted by any human validity seemed born was. mon bascom, kim gandy never said. i told him that every human life is using all human rights are the same richness and poverty. don't make you unequal in your humanity. good over to look it over, stand over the stand and pour the water. there's a home on a portable park, i can't read or write any something i don't want my child to uneducated to. i'm the source. i want my child to move forward in life. what am i being alone to be known

gandhi in india. and to what extent is the struggle of the american -- part of the worldwide movement for freedom. well, the opposition people was, after all basically an african people settle down in the united states states the times of the part of the question first i would say that our movement here in the united states is in a real sense a part of a worldwide struggle to break the barriers of injustice and. it is not in isolated or detached struggle, but it is a part this worldwide struggle for, freedom and human dignity. now, in the first part of the question, i would say that our movement has been after the gandhian movement in india, a great deal. i have been influenced by mahatma gandhi a great deal. and i think this is true of many, many people in the movement in the united states. some years ago, when i first studied the gandhian philosophy and method of nonviolent resistance. i came to the conclusion that it was the most potent weapon available to oppressed people in their struggle for fre

>> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond? >> aye. >> president safai? >> aye. >> commissioner thomas? he must have dropped off, we do have 5 ayes, motion passes. >> great. please call the next item. >> approval of consent calendar. >> great. >> so is there a motion to approve the consent calendar. >> i move. >> second. >> motion made by commissioner bridges, seconded by commissioner driscoll. madam secretary, please call public comment. >> thank you. moderator do we have any in-person speakers? >> we have no in-person speakers. >> thank you. do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> great, motion has been made by commissioner bridges, seconded by commissioner driscoll to approve the consent calendar. please call the roll. >> commissioner bridges. >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll? you're muted. >> aye. >> thank you. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >>

. >> commissioner gandhi? >> aye. >> president >> present. >> commissioner thomas. >> present. >> thank you, we do have a qualmer. >> okay, so we're back to general public comment. >> you're making a motion to vote. >> oh sorry, let's make a motion, can i have a motion to vote to whether disclose discussion from closed session. >> i vote that we do not disclose matters of the closed session. >> okay. >> okay, madam secretary, can you please call public comment before we vote on that. >> yes, thank you. moderator, do we have any in-person speakers? >> for this item? any members of the public wish to comment on this item? seeing none, can you please--le >> general comment, right? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> madam, secretary, can you please see if there is any online public commenters for this item? >> callers, if you have not done so, please press star-3 to be added to the queue. if you have on wait, please continue to wait until you've been moderated. >> we do have two callers on the line. i'm going to unmute the firs

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what's fascinating is it's both and gandhi . yes. the two men were in gandhi. yes.e in opposition over freedom of india and originally. the idea of granting dominion status and then full independ to india is fundamentally about saying no human being allowed to have any sly at all. it's a false view of humanity. all of us even can as got flaws. i have abundant. i'm sure you did. you're a perfect and a woman. but the reason those statues go up is that those statues go up is that those people did something great. often, many things are great, but equally , of course, great, but equally, of course, they have flaws and. they particularly have flaws. you read history backwards, but the fact we think you're there for you, petty little non—entity of a person are entitled to besmirch literally, physically by defacing a monument to those people who work great, did great things and above all give you the freedom to deface monument. imagine if churchill had not led us to victory in the second world war. we would be subject to the kind of world that ken was once very keen on. ke

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repeats the famous mantra of mahatma gandhi only with accuracy, on the contrary.ndhi first ignores you, then they laugh at you, then they fight over you, and then you win. here he went through all these cycles only in reverse order. unfortunately, this person who published and attached ogle eyes. the most outrageous, monstrous, nasty and vile massacre of the mailai in the sixty-eighth year in vietnam you told about how our guys in syria bought girls a backpack. now, if these were the american fighters who were in miami, they would not just have taken away this girl’s backpack, they would have raped her in a group, which they did in maya, then dismembered, which they did in may in a vietnamese village, where they are thus completely unprovoked. more than 500 peasants, men, women , small children, breast-blonds, were killed. all women were gang raped up to and including the age of twelve, and did not rape people. these are several dozen american fighters. these are not fascists german punishers in the belarusian village. this is the sixty-eighth year. it's been 13 y

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mahatma gandhi said, if we're to teach real peace in this world, we shall have to begin with the childrenave seen the worst war has to offer, perpetrated by adults. they've walked through the hell of a war they have no say in. their worlds upended, their souls scarred. and yet their spirits shine bright. their hope triumphs over hatred. and one day the future of ukraine will be theirs. >> they hope, and they are sure and they believe that ukraine will win. and we believe in them. we work with love, with love in our hearts. and we hope that every good thing will be with them, and ukraine will be. >> we'll be right back. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon li

is the northwestern part of color where we are dare, orange, and bid, is that the sort of gandhi that we serve? we have tools house in hector's. that green area is the remaining forest. in this, in these region, their white area is there, there cropland area or the palm or less? well there is had to have been the forest it so far. i, you know, i a buy a lot. is this at a local person that is trained to be a research assistant. when we started this project, one of the base is west to involve local people in research. that for me has always been very important, but it was only here that i could really develop this specifically. and i can see what i teach, the probably ologist a couple of lessons per month on science. how to type in the data collected how to write down things again with glen go, what isn't said one more. gotta finish with. so yeah, leader, i think she's a natural scientist. yeah, that is always asking why. why is dad's bird eating from that treatment? she goes and has her look at that word for weeks until she finds out mcghee. m a yoga laura on the soon and near the low

imam khomeini hospitals cooperate with the children of martyr beheshti gandhi and martyr afzalipour .er what circumstances? cell therapy can be very important in the treatment of cancer. we initially started with so-called indian stage patients, and we were 20-30% successful, but over time, when patients with better general conditions entered the study, this percentage increased to 60-70%. and for other diseases in the same way, especially movement disorders and diseases that have high inflammation in autoimmunity, such as various skin diseases , msls, which have inflammation, you can say that there are more than 70% success rate, that many patients who actually they are doing this report are they interested in being included in your research plan? do you accept specific candidates in any research project defined by the university of medical sciences? for more information, they can refer to therapy.com . and blocking the streets leading to the parliament also held its session under strict security measures and approved the bills to dissolve savak and to appoint some ministers . the in

, grand is all because as long as you get to the queen, i thought of actual lost thought or about gandhi per day. now to really mean the can be the silly you in the squad will be labeled with julian and told me to wait for that he kick it, they'll cope and i'll let she nap 8 instead of into the authority known a 2 week. notice the unit you go, george saw those all g machine and will be at a gun that distorted the hedge fund if you put them to just to the hedge, fabricate them. luckily, financier, a spiritual be capital stick. little then she nicole gap. but to go, you go way on in theory, let's look at the like the local agency, children. look at the coke, if you, nancy, of the cdn, the more you need to democratic ah, i will struggle is armed, struggle for all the with this type of struggle, one to fight with, like a logical weapon, social weapon, economic weapons, and political weapons. and that this is also really more powerful, again, oppression in just the interior right. that is violent. ah, with vietnam influence, my view about the importance of non violent struggle and particularl

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how come gandhi is still alive? at church hills request, roosevelt sends american ships loaded with grain to bengal by churchill diverse them to europe. and roosevelt is well aware of it. there was no doubt in anyone's mind that there was a great catastrophe unfolding and been gall. churchill. the decision was so be it. ah, the 1st meeting radically changes roosevelt's attitude to style it. it's a pleasure working with him. there's nothing devious. the outlines the subject, he wants disgust, and he sticks to it. roosevelt warm up the salad. and he starts talking to us dollar and making fun of the british making in front of churchill says winston got out of bed on the wrong side today. and by the end of that, he was to call him uncle joe. and in some ways, had the u. s and soviets were more on the same page in certain respects than the u . s. and the british were, at the time, during the same period, the germans offered stalin a trade for his son, yackel of who is being held in a concentration camp and his change of

joshua no. gandhi, we're not part of the important thing, but with diana, cuz she has by yeah, she's should i look good daughter, bianca? guess you know, by yet the listen soon. you been on me get, go get the police guy, but pretty much what the mom blanket we'll get up to on saturday morning for the new to the 5. the need to do of it a la city w by the point i mean so that he does. yeah, i don't have god done them. but of course that are the eel opposed to little politi galena. anything lethal 9th. austin, i listen. sunni glen on me gave me, let gunshots unit like wood duda la miss invoice. good god, join, boy, god, joe da. the da, lengthy. it will see younger the event it will she a bill up would put out. all said that the word is charlie. so that's all that much of a separate shiranda, m e, a predator, des moines. this is the russian center. in rhode island, the latest news, the italian government is declared a large group of russian diplomats persona non grata what that is. he chests not was so komodo, and yet i knew putting at that as a by dia squan. i see him normally pull a ch

and how mahatma gandhi, probably the most famous proponent of civil disobedience led the indian independence movement. and consistently remained non violent in 1930, the austere passive as to march nearly 400 kilometers to the sea, with his followers to symbolically harvest salt. thousands of indians followed in his footsteps and thereby violated the british self monopoly. the spectacular non violent uprising is seen as the beginning of the end of british colonial rule. the praxis, the city on glove of the practice of civil disobedience has been around for a long time, even though the term isn't that old. it's often associated with henry david thoreau, with the american writer who refused to pay taxes and protesting and slavery, and the u. s. war against mexico had given mcarthur somewhere. it's a violation of the law, but a violation justified by moral principles. so not done for one's own benefit or self enrichment, but precisely on the basis of principles that have to do with democracy. the rule of law and justice of this card directed could. so tune harbor. busy rosa parks is another ico

and how mahatma gandhi, probably the most famous proponent of civil disobedience led the indian independence movement and consistently remained non violent in 1930, the austere passive as to march nearly 400 kilometers to the sea, with his followers to symbolically harvest salt. thousands of indians followed in his foot and thereby violated the british self monopoly. to spectacular non violent uprising is seen as the beginning of the end of british colonial rule. the praxis, the civilians, the practice of civil disobedience, has been around for a long time. even though the term isn't that old. it's often associated with henry david thoreau, with the american writer who refused to pay taxes and protesting and slavery, and the u. s. war against mexico had given the correct author somewhere. it's a violation of the law, but a violation justified by moral principles. so not done for one's own benefit or self enrichment. but precisely on the basis of principles that have to do with democracy. the rule of law and justice of this could get rectified for 2 and harbor . busy rosa parks is another ico

of ukraine, the invitation to lost ukrainian lives and land, the group is not violence , mahatma gandhi said that abstinence from action is forgiveness only when there is the power to punish it is absurd when it pretends to come from a helpless being let me ask those who make these calls as well as all of you present here are you willing to demonstrate that power to punish if the security council remains with the criminal immovable and cannot punish him let us and all responsible nations do this work for the council and for our common good as stated in the first lines of the un charter to save future generations from the scourge of war zelenskyi iryna with us in direct communication from new york was iryna solomko. on february 7, president joe biden addressed the us congress with an annual speech on the state of affairs in the country. biden mentioned ukraine, called for reforms and bipartisan cooperation, when the democrats called this address rooseveltian. and parliamentarians from the republican party considered the president's speech about the key themes of the speech and how was it

can continue its aggression against ukraine if there are means well how did you just talk about the gandhis and we need to fight very hard with propaganda and this is what is being done in russia, that's because the russians don't know the situation of the real situation in ukraine, because they simply don't hear the state television in russia doesn't show the real situation. er propagandists are just er nonsense lies and it's hard to believe that er people can continue to work and er call themselves journalists a-a we from our side of the department are doing everything possible to covers the real situation in russian so that people outside russia can know about the real situation. thank you very much. andreia kalan. andreia kalan , officially the representative of the state department of the united states, was on the air. thank you for this conversation. we continue our international topic with the director of the center for middle eastern studies, ihor zaimlu volos. congratulations, mr. ihor, congratulations, i want to start with news that is quite strange for me . the meeting of the min

equal terms and with federal chancellor grant schmidt was it all his partners and what about indira gandhirime minister koindi a great country but the soviet ally of the country helped the country economically or as a mediator in the pakistani-indian conflict, prime minister indi lavbuha durshastr of tashkent during the negotiations with the president of pakistan yobkhanov, the mediator in these formed was the head of the council of ministers of the soviet union oleksiy kosygiv, that is, they acted as mentors with china it is also clear that there were conflicts in the soviet-chinese, but before that mao zedong came to the anniversary and stalin, who is 70 years old and not stalin at home ot zadun and was perceived as a junior partner of moscow's junior partner it was a long time, it ended only in the 60s with a break in relations, now putin is waiting for sidzelpin and would say simply as an icon, only he would come , this is the main task of russian diplomacy, so yesterday the deputy minister of foreign affairs of china was in moscow met with sergey lavrov. by the way, the deputy ministe

what about indira gandhi ? the head of the council of ministers of the soviet union, oleksiy kosygiv, was the negotiator of these, that is, they acted as a mentor with china, too, it is clear that there were soviet-chinese conflicts, but before that, mao zedong came to the anniversary and stalin is 70 years old, not stalin at home. he is out of date and he was perceived as the junior partner of the junior partner of moscow. it was a long time, it ended only in the 60s with a break in relations, now putin is waiting for seizenpin and would say simply as an icon, only he would come , this is the main task e-e of russian diplomacy so yesterday the deputy minister of foreign affairs of china has a hair dryer and was in moscow to meet with sergey lavrov . will come in the spring and the chinese says we don't know when he will come and this is the level at the same time us secretary of state blinken cancels his visit to beijing and he is immediately called by a member of the poli bureau interested in the party of chi

, for example, was know, gandhi, for example, was rude about black people.t say this statue is under threat? we need to give a special protection? well, i'm sure you remember that in the heat of the black lives matter movement, there were lists being drawn up by people of statues and monuments across the country that should be targeted . so that should be targeted. so i guess it's right for the police to highlight, at least in their own books. of course, this came out because of a freedom of information request, but to highlight which statues need extra protection . yes, but extra protection. yes, but i think it's important that to say, you know, people that i know left and right wing in politics, when they saw winston churchill's statue being defaced by protesters , you know, i was by protesters, you know, i was outraged. okay that that happenedin outraged. okay that that happened in the past by people without that that man we wouldn't all have the freedom to be sitting here tonight and disagreeing with each other. but the reality is, and we have to be care

maybe with slavery you are right. question answers 500 mahatma gandhi, emphatically modest in everydaylife , answered this question once, because there is no fourth. when asked why are you traveling third class right? questions and answers 400 if you have ivan 1.400, alexei 1900 , konstantin to whom does alexey choose the topic? 100 or 500, well, here for 500 her victory in the third consecutive elections. many were dissatisfied june 12, 1987, the newspaper, yes or the world came out with the headline you endure another five years and made a mistake. she retired early. questions and answers for 200 auction 1900 you have the same amount with konstantin 2 200 ivan all-in ivan all-in playing with ivan khabarovsk residents sometimes ask guests of the city. in which hand does yerofey khabarov , standing on the square in front of the station, hold his hat, is the correct answer exactly like this? that he has a hat on his head, for example, vernograph works in this genre, recorded from the alonitsky peasant woman irina maybe this genre is called lamentation? deep towers were once built throug

meanwhile, the opposition party has demonstrated some protests in front of the gandhi statue in the capitalhings are gathering pace, we don't know whether they will take to the street with this adani protest. francine: we will keep a very close eye on everything going on with adani. the other big story is the renault-nissan story. our anchor tom mackenzie is on the ground. this has been quite a lot of time in the making. it is interesting to note that the landmark deal to reshape the alliance has been happening in london. they signed a deal this morning aimed at using long-standing tensions between the two companies, and we hope it is allowing them to move forward at a time of unparalleled challenges for the automotive industry. it includes joint development of several new models, and as part of the pack, renault will cut its holding in nissan to 15% from 43% to rebalance the lopsided capital ties. tom will speak to both chief executives in an exclusive joint interview at 10:15 a.m. london time today. we will have more on the alliance, and more on some of the challenges, including several i

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with paul gandhi's kentucky but he can beat the bookcase, correct.er the cursor and cross examination the defense made a point to underscore that murder was expressing concern about his son's reputation, not his money. jon: jonathan life melange of thank you. here now some headlines from around the globe. in ironic thousands of merchant through city streets to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the 1979 islamic revolution. this amid nationwide antigovernment protest and heightened tensions with the west. in france, purchasers held another round of nationwide demonstrations against president's plans to reform the countries of the pension system. hundreds of thousands of people marched in paris and into other cities in hopes of keeping up the pressure on the government to back down. in germany, hans who served us east germans a lesser communist leader has died. he was 95. he took over east germany shortly after the berlin wall fell. later invited opposition forces into the government as momentum built for german reunification. an unproved russian supply

this one mahatma gandhi 1869-1948 lived here as a law student. francis bacon, painter lived and worked here 1961-1992. lady diana spencer, princess diana, lived here. some are exactly what you would imagine if you know anything about british history. some are a little harder to guess at. this is one, featured in the "new york times" not long ago, that commemorates the discovery of the cato street conspiracy just in case you don't know that was in 1820 a plot to kill everyone in the british cabinet and the prime minister. they put up a plaque where the plot was discovered. okay. or this one. this one is for the first woman to qualify as a dentist in england. i had no idea. this one is for luke howard, namer of clouds. which sounds like a tarot card reading but he was actually a namer of clouds in that blue plaque marks where he lived and died. so those have been part of the sort of british landscape for a long time. very familiar thing. a couple weeks ago a new one went up that was a whole different kind of idea. now, you might remember in the ver

this goes back to indira gandhi during the emergency in the 1970's.ndia by state governments and national governments, all kinds of raids, customs raids, tax raids. these are a tool of harassment. it is only one of several weapons of intimidation and coercion that the modi government has brought to bear, primarily on the domestic media. amna: bobby, there's an organization called freedom house, which grades nations according to their adherence to democratic principles. they rate india as only partly free. is this just about cracking down on journalists? bobby: no, i think it's a -- there's a -- there's been an across-the-board shrinkage of free space in india. it's not just journalists. it's ngo's. it's for any kind of organization that the government perceives as a threat. and like populist governments elsewhere in the world, the modi government is very quick to see threat where mere criticism is being committed. opposition parties, minority groups of all kinds ha come under enormous strain. so, this is not simply a matter of cracking down on journal