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between conservative hindus and women's rights activists in india after two women entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines for the first time under police guard the pair secretly entered the. sabra mill a temple in the southern state of carola on wednesday for centuries it has been closed to women administrating age but last year india supreme court overturned that local ban a ruling in a rage traditions on tuesday thousands of women in kerala formed a human chain to demand access to the building. in an interview with indian prime minister narendra modi he appears to have sided with traditionalists who want to keep women out of the hindu temple and the prime minister's office tweeted every temple has their own beliefs there are temples where men are not allowed to. offer more of us cross over to. jobs wall in delhi india supreme court ruled that women cannot be banned from the temple is the government not insisting that the law be obeyed. unfortunately the women in india who want to enter the shopping mall or temple are not getting support from the government that's bad enough that afte

we start in southern india where two women have defied a centuries old taboo and entered one of hinduism holiest shrines the move to spot violent clashes between women's rights activists and traditionalists the temple was like to close for what were called purification rituals. under the cover of darkness escorted by police two indian women wearing black enter the shabby mala temple they offer prayers and quickly depart it was more an act of defiance than devotion the women were claiming the right to enter given to them by india's supreme court but so far blocked by protesting hindu traditional lists. of women and shapley malad today isn't a story when for us it's a victory of the movement for quality and women's power because after the verdict of the supreme court some people were still opposing the entry of women today that protest has failed because the women have entered the temple. the sharply mala temple is visited by some fifty million devoted speech here but it bans women aged ten to fifteen conservative hindus believe women of menstruating age would defile the temple which is de

a third woman has entered one of hinduism holiest shrines breaking the centuries old tradition of foreign females aged ten between ten and fifteen on wednesday two other women offer prayers inside the sabarimala temple in the southern indian state of carola one person was killed in fighting between police and protesters who support the ban on women inside and the stop court had lifted the ban in september . in days gone by the holiday season would be a good excuse for a game in hong kong but the younger generation with their mobile phones and computer games often don't know how to play and craftsmen and women who hand make the tiles for the traditional table game are dying out to do gopalan reports. once a familiar sound in almost every hong kong neighborhood. was so widely played it became synonymous with the city's culture but over the years as gambling lost titans and the younger generation lost interest the mahjong tables got through one scene everywhere started to disappear and so did the intricate handmade tiles that define the game. is one of the last three modular artisans in hong

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in the south is one of hinduism's most sacred sites.mila shrine, which until last year had banned all women of menstruating age from worshipping there. today there have been some angry protests, police scuffling wiht demonstrators who then set fire to an effigy on the ground. this was in kochi, elsewhere in the state police used tear and watercannon. the protestors are right wing hindus and they're bothered by this. women entering the shrine for the first time early on wedesday morning. this footage shows two female worshippers, flanked by police officers, enforcing their right to enter the temple. devina gupta, in delhi, explains. the temple is said to be home to lord that mac which is a deity considered to be celibate, and that's why menstruating women between the age of ten and 50 are not allowed to enter the temple. mail deities have to fast for days and wear black clothes, take a pilgrimage, which is on top of a temple sits, and they have to climb this hill, that's how the conservatives deities see this pilgrimage. but forwomen, co

in india have entered the sabarimala temple defying a local tradition banning women from one of hinduism holy sites at the same time thousands of women formed a human chain in support of a court order overturning the ban traditionalists of cold for protests against women. and cuba has celebrated sixty years of revolution them its economic crises and political reform the symbolic commemoration took place in santiago de cuba at the foot of the tombs of the country's socialist heroes it was a model t. and it cost. more and more migrants are risking their lives crossing the sea from france to britain over two hundred people have or thought to have made the boys since november now the british government is strengthening its coastal defenses in a move the opposition has condemned as politicizing migration. this little dinghy made it from france to england with twelve migrants huddled together on board the dangerous passage across the english channel is becoming more popular since strict road checks have made illegal crossing to britain by truck next to impossible. british home secretary sajid

of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduism holiest shrines the shop a remodeled temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift a ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple . but the temples authorities refused to abide by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit have been blocked by thousands of the bootees supporting the bam conservative hindu group say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples in a shrine local media is reporting the chief priest briefly shocked the temple for purification rituals decent clearly any issue of. elected in politics by am saying days after these two women ended up being a shy and. dad being a baby at most fitting that replay in my eyes is b.s. for. there have been these three men bad and getting a bit not object dad not paris is very peacefully silently allowing gays to be made

confrontations have broken out in southern india sparked by a dispute over women visiting one of hinduism is holiest places on wednesday two women defied a centuries old and entered the shrine protests that erupted between hindu traditionalists and women's rights activists the temple was later closed for what were called purification rituals. under the cover of darkness scored by police two indian women wearing black and to the shopping mall or temple . they offer prayers thanks whitney the part that was more an act of defiance and devotion. the women were claiming the right to enter given to them by india supreme court but so far blocked by protesting hindu traditionalists. that actually have women in chapel amala today isn't a story when for us it's a victory of the movement for quality and women's power because after the verdict of the supreme court some people were still opposing the entry of women today that protest has failed because the women have entered the temple. the shop or temple is visited by some fifty million votes he's each year but it bans women aged ten to fifty conserv

southern state of kera is at a standstill following violent protests off the women and in one of hinduism earliest shrines for the first time a ban on women getting access to the temple was lifted by the country's top court bought conservative groups objected. from the temple to the streets outraged over the breaking of what was considered by some an ancient religious ban on women. hundreds of conservative hindu protesters marched on the streets of koshi in the southern indian state of carola calling for most women to stay out of the submarine mala temple which draws millions of worshippers every year. so far can one say to women under the cover of darkness and with a police escort to breach the ban the temple had refused to allow women of menstruating age to enter saying it was a centuries old tradition but in september india's supreme court overturned the ban despite. that ruling opponents continued to deny women between the ages of ten and fifty access that is until this week when two women made history by finding a way in. one of them it's the government's responsibility to protect wo

where passions are running high after two women defied a centuries old taboo and entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines police have used tear gas and water cannon after clashes broke out and they were not there but i'm the capital of carolus state now the chu women recently entered the supper a temple or. earlier to pray and for centuries local tradition has barred women of menstruating age from entering the shrine leicester india's supreme court overturned that but the temple has refused to abide by the ruling on tuesday millions of women across cater last formed a human chain to the men gender equality and access to the building. let's bring in our correspondent michelle jones well she is following the story for us in delhi hi nima should tell us more about the reactions to these two women entering the temple today. about some of the women entering the temple has brought in some very strong reactions to us so already breaking out of cross the state of which is where the temple is located of a statewide strike has been called by the template committee and these thoughts are several

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these waters are considered most sacred of all in hinduism, and when india's famed naked sages take a faith that brings them here. we believe that mother ganges blesses us and fulfils all our wishes. my daughter got a job because of her. teqhsléeqe’ translation: i have come because i have heard that all our sins can be washed off by bathing here. this time, the festival comes just months before a national election, and so it has got much more of a political colour than usual. all around this zone there are lots of posters of the ruling bjp party, and here behind me, on the path that leads right up to the banks of the river, cutouts of prime minister narendra modi. for the hindu nationalist bjp, such a large gathering of people from the religion presents a political opportunity. there is no overt campaigning here, but the message seems clear. earlier, their involvement with organising, but they were not in full front. no, they were organising, but this time they're owning it. this is their festival, this is their festival. so they are saying clearly, we are the people who are good to m

southern state of kera is at a standstill following violent protests off the women and in one of hinduism earliest shrines for the first time a ban on women getting access to the temple was lifted by the country's top court but conservative groups objected to tell.

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of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduismholiest shrines the shop a remodel temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift a ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple . but the temples authorities refused so by by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit had been blocked by thousands of the booties supporting the ban conservative hindu groups say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples and her shrine local media is reporting the chief priest briefly shut the temple for purification rituals it is simply ne ne she offered politics and elected in politics by am saying days after these two women ended up being a shine day by bemba a bad day at a baby atmosphere and that they replayed my sins so peacefully that it would be too bad there had been these three men bad and getting bad it not object there did not ba

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of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduism holiest shrines the shop a remodel temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift the ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple. but the temples authorities refused so by by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit had been blocked by thousands of the booties supporting the ban conservative hindu groups say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples in a shrine local media is reporting the chief priest briefly shut the temple for purification rituals. it isn't clear to me any issue of politics and electoral politics by am saying days after these two women ended up being shy and dead in a year but dad the baby of the atmosphere in that. piece for. their van these three men very endearing babbitt not object there did not paris is very very peacefully silently allowing t

this is video of the two defying centuries of tradition stepping into one of hinduisms holiest shrines. this is the violence their visit inspired, with police deploying tear gas and water cannons to end clashes between protesters against women entering the sacred site and those for it. these are some of the millions of women who formed a human chain hundreds of miles long in a show of solidarity. >> my message to the womens of india is that police, break the system and please break the evil customs. that is the message. >> reporter: bin ja amini says her pilgrimage to sabarimala was about gender justice. she was turned back by too many earlier protesters in an attempt to reach the temple in december. this time the police helped her through in the middle of the night after she threatened a hunger strike. amini, a legal professor, said she showed the law is on her side and that's why she went. >> our constitution and the decision verdict of supreme court and gender justice, because of that, the protection of all these things, i decided to go to sabarimala. >> reporter: in december india'

it's common east and west and south, you can find pieces of it in confucianism or hinduism or buddhismion. there is an old joke advice about how to write well, how to write well. be good, then write naturally. i'm suggesting that the named virtues, prudence, justice, courage, temperance, faith, hope, the love, and the greatest of these is love, with their libraries of cultural products on each of them, should be and models for behavior, florence nightingale Ãb these should be our guides, not the abstract rules that became unsurprisingly popular in the 18th century. or jeremy benson, with prudence elevated to the one. as adam smith said, when i do this in russia i always do it the other way. [laughter] as adam smith said, in his greatest book, a must-read, called the theory of moral sentiments in its last edition. the great guide to behavior should be the virtues arranged together. but if all you have in your heart is justice, he lack love. if all you have in your heart is love, you will lack justice. so i and with this summary of how the rules turn out. which is a combination of our co

violent clashes have broken out in india after two women defied an ancient taboo and entered one of hinduism strogatz trials of the temple in kerala states was basic lows for called purification rituals. six people have been killed in a row crash in denmark a truck trailer apparently blew into the path of a passenger train a storm force winds battered a bridge. how it works sara madine is facing the people smuggling charges increase after being praised back in two hundred fifteen for helping to save migrants from drowning at sea this summer she was arrested by greek or started to claim she's been assisting migrant smuggling after spending three months in detention as madine who's a self a refugee she's now back in the back she's not out on bail and back in germany completing her studies but she still facing the prospect of years behind bars. saddam or dean is relieved to be back with her college classmates in berlin the syrian refugee an activist was released on bail after spending more than three months in a green prison. so i was returning from last bus in august when police arrested her o

first defying religious hardliners but backed by india supreme court two women have entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines the pat in their forces went inside the sub ramallah temple in the early hours of the morning in the southern states of carola the women had police protection amid a backlash from conservative hindus the temple has long been closed to women of mensuration age that steam to be between ten and fifteen. that that was overturned by the supreme court in september. and on tuesday neal eons of women informed a six hundred twenty kilometer long human chain to demand equal rights for women and the women's wall was organized by carolers communists governments. and the raja who was one of the women who took part in the women's wall in kerala she's joining us live now from new delhi thank you very much indeed what exactly was the specific objective then as so many women turning out in a show of force in character. to be heir you know essentially the supreme court of india has given never heard big. in favor of the men and they're rejecting you need discrimination off the world

of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduism holiest shrines the shop to remodel a temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift a ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple . but the temples authorities refused to abide by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit have been blocked by thousands of the booties supporting the bam conservative hindu group say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples in a shrine local media is reporting the chief priest briefly shot the temple for purification rituals. it disappear me any issue of politics and electoral politics by am saying days after these two women ended up being a shy and dead in a year but dad. did the atmosphere in that. piece for that he would be spared there'd been these three men very endearing there did not object there did not paris is their very very p

hindus believe that bathing here during this time will wash away their sins and help them reach hinduism ultimate spiritual goal salvation from the cycle of life and death. it is said that if you base at the confluence of these rivers during the time of calm you retain nirvana received blessings and all your wishes are fulfilled. the camilla draws on centuries of hindu tradition but even among young people today the ancient ritual is hugely popular. but one theory since my childhood i used to hear stories about the come from my grandparents this is the land of meditation of millions of sages and holy men i feel privileged to have braved in this confluence of rivers today. managing the crowds is a mammoth task portable toilets lined the dusty roads and a special tented city has been set up to accommodate the pilgrims festival officials say india's hindu nationalist government has made it a priority to make the festival a success. the unity government was to make sure that the indian heritage the indian culture the. reject any for you what india is is shown today and i would. have a good e

it was a muse from india where a third woman has entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines breaking a centuries old tradition that women of menstruating age on wednesday to forty year old women became the first to access the. temple in the southern indian state of carola follows the supreme court's decision to overturn a ban on women aged between ten and fifty in september conservative hindu groups have shut businesses in whole to transport across carola in protest reports of one person killed and over two hundred fifty others injured. well now in the united states health care experts are warning about so-called pharmacy deserts from oregon on the west coast of baltimore in the east low income and minority neighborhoods are left without local drug stores and with the widening scope of services pharmacies offer in the us an increasingly important pos of the national health care system john hendren reports from chicago. for miles around every pharmacy has abandoned reader johnson's neighborhood on a summer day i really could walk to the one that was too far from here and. they close w

now a third woman has entered one of hinduism holiest shrines breaking the centuries old tradition barringfemales eighteen ten and fifty it's not clear how the sri lankan national got into the sort of mala temple in the indian state of kara on wednesday two women offered prayers inside the temple sparking anger across the state one person was killed in fighting which includes some protesters who support the ban on women inside india's top court and lifted the ban in september a former mayor in the philippines has been killed in a confrontation with the police local media say taliban was shot by officers during an anti drug operation in qatar bottom city president teddy had accused him of drug trafficking. now a record thirty three million visitors are heading to greece every year and they're helping revive a previously depressed housing market non europeans are being encouraged to buy for the chance to get a visa to stay they spend enough reports from athens and. has just sold this one bedroom apartment to a chinese investor it has a panoramic view of athens but until last year the owners

take the difference between the western hinduism over reality or peer review. many things that are critical to our world assume and require truth. we needn't be embarrassed at all. and people who deny truth will sooner or later talk in ways that express truth. you cannot get away from truth. nor can you get away from ethics and morality. some would say you are, you shouldn't, whatever. now the question is about what they're saying in the different views. they're not the slightest bit worried. truth itself will disappear. no one is hurt by postmodernism. everything is in power. in an earlier book i told the story of picasso. picasso, genius artist and monster of a man. when mr. said he would rape us then paint us. he was a devouring ego. his friend called him the monster. picasso predicted that when he died those around him would go down as it were with the titanic. certainly, several committed suicide after he left. if you look at the terrible story of his relationships, there's one person who survived him well. one of his mistresses, 40 years younger but she s

stewart: yeah, it's a complicated concept, but central to hinduism and buddhism. emily: how did that shape you? and what kind of a kid was dharma? stewart: i was very curious. my mother tells this funny story. round the mile away from us there was another family and they had a son who was maybe six months younger than me, and his name was noah. he was the only other kid i knew. it turned out that i understood "noah" to mean "other child" and she took me on a train to see family back east. i've never been anywhere where there were so many people around. so i go on the train, and i was wide-eyed and went, "noah, noah," i didn't realize there were other children, so that was a little weird. emily: so, given that seeing other children was a rare occurrence, when did you see a computer for the first time? stewart: by 1980, we had an apple 2e. and i was super into it. so, seven, i'm in second grade. i was in the first class in my school to have computers in the classroom. in apple basic, you could pretty easily do some basic graphics. you could make this little square t

i'm into world religions, buddhism, hinduism, original christianity.nking. i dropped out of high school but that doesn't mean you can't be self-educated in life sir, that really you? is that who you really are? or is this a image because you're putting out there because it is attractive to be the alternative to a regular boxer? >> well if i cared about my image i would have a million followers on instagram. i'm really not that kind of guy. i love to be myself, down-to-earth. borne and raised clearwater, florida, my original trainer, raised me and trained me from age of 20, he passed away, a vietnam veteran. i wear his name on my trunks. he made me the champion i am today. don't forget where you come from. i like being me not nor anybody else. stuart: could you care to tell me how much money you made? this is financial program. we're interested in a man's money. >> seven figure pay days. stuart: trying to do the math. seven-figure pay days. >> over a million dollars,. stuart: per fight? >> per fight. stuart: you we started doing that four years ago. stu