the 2002 gujarat riots are a sensitive subject for the narendra modi government.14 national elections, when modi first contested for the prime minister's office, the ruling party, the bjp, its image managers worked assiduously to get rid of the shadow of gujarat riots, revamping his image from a chief minister who allowed anti—muslim violence to go unchecked to a chief minister who brought development to his state and promised to bring that for the rest of the country. and that messaging worked. the bjp won that election. modi became the prime minister. and since then, what we've seen is that large sections of the mainstream media in india have been reluctant to question the bjp�*s narrative. several media outlets uncritically amplify the establishment narrative to a point where the public memory of the 2002 gujarat riots has faded, worse, even got distorted in the process. and then comes this bbc documentary which reminds everyone of what happened. and it's now being viewed by a generation of indians born after 2002, who weren't familiar with the events that took

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the film focuses on his role during communal violence in gujarat in 2002, when he was chief ministerations linked with this, and in 2013, a supreme court panel also said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him. there are still a lot of unknowns about tuesday's searches, but the situation has raised questions about both press freedoms in india and the impartiality of the bbc, with a bjp spokesman describing the bbc as "the most corrupt organisation in the world". here are reporters without borders. it very much points to this climate of intimidation that journalists in india who speak for this government and speak critically of this government, and the prime minister and the government ministers, face. to the us now, and the white house has said preliminary evidence suggests the three aerial objects shot down by us jets were not involved in a wider chinese espionage programme. earlier, i spoke to victor gao, who is a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the centerfor china and globalization, a think tank with links to the chinese communist party. i asked him if china

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the film focuses on his role during communal violence in gujarat in 2002, when he was chief ministered accusations linked with this, and in 2013, a supreme court panel also said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him. there are still a lot of unknowns about tuesday's searches, but the situation has raised questions about both press freedoms in india and the impartiality of the bbc, with a bjp spokesman describing the bbc as "the most corrupt organisation in the world". here are reporters without borders. it very much points to this climate of intimidation that journalists in india who speak of this government and speak critically of this government, and the prime minister and the government ministers, face. scientists in america say they may have developed a drug for use as a contraceptive pill for men. they say it works by temporarily stopping sperm from propelling itself. the drug switches off an enzyme that sperm needs to be able to swim to reach a females egg. tests done on mice show that the effect is short—lived, with normal function restored within 24 hours. well, le

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film features or british government investigation which concluded that mowdy who was in charge of gujarat at the time as its chief minister was directly responsible for those murders. that the riots which police stood by and let happen bore the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing. india supreme court later cleared modi of wrong doing. and since his election as prime minister in 2014 journalists have treated this story as a red line, not to be crossed, the government's decision to ban the b b. c documentary, which extends to social media, has become its own story. it is also drawn global attention to modi's record in office and the subsequent decline of media freedom in the world's largest democracy . in this digital world where brevity is king and short, punchy, new stories are designed for shrinking attention spans the bbc's series india. the multi question speaks to the impact that long form investigative journalism can still have not in the morning or body. a doctor like this with all much episode, one of the series focuses on 2002 and the communal violence between hindus and muslims, which

looked at the role of the prime minister, narendra modi, during anti—muslim violence in the state of gujaratdreds of grassroots football referees in england have told the bbc that they fear for their safety on the pitch. out of almost 1,00 referees who responded to a bbc radio 5 live questionnaire, just under 300 said they'd been physically abused by spectators, players, coaches or managers. some described being punched, headbutted and spat at, as jane dougall reports. you're always one decision away from a smack in the mouth. i've had people comment on my chest in the middle of a game. it could be threats i against your family, and it is getting worse and worse and worse. | at grassroots level, the abuse of officials across the country has risen to breaking point. threatening — "i'm going to smash you up at the end of the game, just you wait." ryan crabtree referees forjunior and men's leagues in pendleton and north yorkshire. he's been assaulted multiple times. after the game, a group of men, when i were a teenager, chased me out of the changing room, out onto the field, and i've had to th

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modi has banned the film, which in part covers his time as chief minister of gujarat, when he was accused of complicity in the deadly 2002 anti-muslim riots which killed an estimated 1000 people. students have been arrested for showing or attempting to show the film. independence fighters in the indonesian region of papua have taken a pilot from new zealand hostage after he landed his plane on a remote airstrip. members of the west papua national liberation army have vowed to hold the pilot philip mehrtens until the indonesian government acknowledges papuan independence. the liberation group released photos of the pilot along with a brief video statement from one of the group's commanders. >> we will not release without the freedom of papua and we will continue detaining the pilot so the whole country should open their eyes and acknowledge the freedom of papua. amy: in new zealand, cyclone gabrielle has killed at least four people and left a trail of destruction as it moved away from the country while rescue and recovery efforts continue. hundreds of people were rescued from rooftops due

amna: examining prime minister narendra modi's role in anti-muslim raids in his home state of gujarat people were killed. the documentary cites a british foreign office report that called modi -- quote -- “directly responsible for the climate of impunity enabling the violence.” modi's government invoked emergency powers to block film clips online and arrested students who held screenings. but students resisted and protested. as the tax raid unfolded yesterday, modi's hindu nationalist party, the bjp, denounced the bbc at a press conference. gaurav: how shallow the reporting of the bbc is. india is a country which gives an opportunity to every organization as long as you do not have a hidden agenda. abhinandan: it's just an intimidatory tactic. it's made pretty clear. i mean, there are no pretenses, even in the case of the bbc. amna: abhinandan sekhri is the co-founder of newslaundry, an independent indian media outlet that published reports critical of the modi government in 2021 and faced a similar tax search. a new delhi court later dismissed all allegations of tax violations. abhin

now imagine, uh, the transport shoulder between baltiysk and rotm and between baltiysk and gujarat andunderstandable, then, naturally, all this shoulder will be covered from the price that indians will buy russian oil . they will talk, but you understand that your oil is now toxic, so you never know that the brand costs 80, and we will give you 45 and no more. well, here, the result will be obvious. and the fact that budget revenues are falling, but two people showed us this, they fell by 46% in 20 minutes, vyacheslav mikhailovich, after all, again, so far about them, how successful. this declared policy of renunciation of all this non-free russian oil industry and so on and so on, as far as it really works. we have repeatedly said that the first strike, maybe we were a little hasty to show the catastrophe there in everyday life plan, but among the inhabitants of european countries there. in fact, a powerful blow was dealt primarily to the industrial energy sector. well, and, accordingly, with regard to the supply of petroleum products. this, of course, is transport. yes, that is now d

but what is often being pointed to is many people might be from gujarat, which is an area of pakistanrts of the world, into europe as well. so at the moment, still a relatively unclear picture but this is still being pieced together. the pakistan authorities say they are waiting for more information from italy. the energy regulator ofgem has set a new annual price cap for a typical household. the announcement will not affect what customers pay for each unit of gas and electricity, because that is limited by a government guarantee. the new price cap is set at £3,280. it represent a drop of £999 from the current energy price cap — it means the cost to government is falling. but the typical annual household bill is still set to rise to £3,000 in april because the government�*s guarantee will become less generous and a £400 winter discount on all bills ends. our money and work reporter peter ruddick has more. there�*s lots of schemes and numbers out there, so let�*s break this down. we�*re talking this morning about the energy price cap, the level that the regulator ofgem thinks that bill

questioned the role of prime minister narendra modi during riots in 2002 in the western state of gujarather platform that had blown off course. investigators say a closer examination of electronic devices attached to the balloon should reveal more about what it was doing. but there are no such clues to the identity of the three additional objects that were brought down in canada and the us states of alaska and michigan between last friday and sunday. they were much smaller, with one being described as having an octagonal shape with strings hanging off it. no, says the white house, it's not what you're thinking. i know there have been questions and concerns about this. but there is no — again no — indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent take—downs. i loved et, the movie, but i'm just going to leave it there. laughter from the white house press call, but why was it necessary to shoot the objects out of the sky? even though we had no indications that any of these three objects were surveilling, we couldn't rule that out. you want to err on the side of safety in t