and we wanna grow in india that india for india and this investment shows of confidence in india and installed some gold prospects she glanced at the park and tacos and seaforth on the doubling the capacity of the country in the next sixty s newly saved. pepsico is going to make an investment of thirty three thousand coerced into india. pitino and two thousand and two that is five and a half billion dollars. and this investment is in the maiden manufacturing and agriculture infrastructure and innovation she was down and saw that a focal point on which said last year that it would invest a total fire ban and dawn as potential causes red and two thousand twenty despite its growth in india an explosive device was told that the office of assistant high commission of india in bombay the two sports at the octagon ball on sunday the crude bomb was her undoing them into five shutdown caused by the opposition alliance led by the mighty task despite the bnp. nobody was injured but these are trying to identify the attack as the explosion was into the meat patty and support is called the strike

how do you compare the models and what is the indication for poverty alleviation in india with india's model. >> i would say one thing, which is that -- in our book we do explain how we haven't really used labor-intensive manufacturing. what we do point out is that our growth has been inclusive. there's a lot of evidence in the book that in fact growth has drawn in and benefited the marginalized groups, including women and so on. not a single group, including the untorchables, that haven't profited as a result of this. but we haven't made the same impact. not as much bang for the buck at reducing poverty as the far eastern economies which used usually a -- actually a lot of labor intensive manufacturing. we have been trying to protect the small guys, which is a big mistake, as a result not able to grow into bigger ones with scale efficiency. so the wrong way of approaching the problem by helping the small guys. we need to -- the next stage of reforms on that -- we should not knock manufacturers out. we have the wrong kind. on the service sector, i think if it's going to be important, i

in terms of doing business in india. and i didn't feel on top of the globalized and so opened the pot industry to foreign investment but the novelty record extent of it why some will happen other causes. some people for one who maintain their positions without competition from the outside world because some people who see you dead the indian business should be protected from the outside world but none of them on going economic reasons. to do so. driving through mumbai just uber bring it on to the real estate sector driving through mumbai you see a lot of construction sites that seem to have come to tucson still it is not in effect all of what you've been talking about parking. i think owen is because the economy is going on the markets go down to some construction sites you might have seen mine is going down on the progress secondly the decision making in india the government never got promotions to people want to put the project has always been selected to become school. so ease of doing business has ordered another boy

how do you compare the models and what is the indication for poverty alleviation in india with india's model. >> i would say one thing, which is that -- in our book we do explain how we haven't really used labor-intensive manufacturing. what we do point out is that our growth has been inclusive. there's a lot of evidence in the book that in fact growth has drawn in and benefited the marginalized groups, including women and so on. not a single group, including the untorchables, that haven't profited as a result of this. but we haven't made the same impact. not as much bang for the buck at reducing poverty as the far eastern economies which used usually a -- actually a lot of labor intensive manufacturing. we have been trying to protect the small guys, which is a big mistake, as a result not able to grow into bigger ones with scale efficiency. so the wrong way of approaching the problem by helping the small guys. we need to -- the next stage of reforms on that -- we should not knock manufacturers out. we have the wrong kind. on the service sector, i think if it's going to be important, i

it's the seasonal festivals in india. i mean the view behind with appearances of the body the festival of lights on the top food up from across india. i didn't. we won. gone are the end of the traditional music something to win back next week with more meals meals and analysis from the sub continent. we bought it back into a sack and obviously out in my inbox call. this is not about to sign off on couples in the production team of music's off a about. yet again what am i. a weekly roundup of developments in afghanistan. instead it's about time the the dogs ate toast post two thousand and fourteen. the afghan report sundays at six thirty my name is maria was ready. and then our streets. i can from here on. i've been thinking more than ten years. i'm asking you to see the team on tuesday i took. my tour guides. i couldn't imagine be done then i can think. it's all its npt to the music give me some jewelry nineteen twenty the communication something i had just bought the two pink and then finish. i don't know then i can use

india's size is his an advantage india. pakistan needs to get over one thing and be happy with security as long as there is no attack from india. pakistan has nuclear weapons has nuclear weapons and india's nuclear weapon. now pakistan needs to trade with everybody in the neighborhood address its economic dysfunction and put 40% of its india children who don't go to school in school and make sure pakistan's population doesn't continue to rise at the base that is much faster than the pace of its economic growth. none of those things can be addressed just by building relations between the american military personality in the pakistani personality. >> host: i think that's absolutely true and you know if we fast-forward and look at relations over the past few years i think we definitely have seen a decline in the relationship and some real tensions particularly over the the -- and what's interesting is i find you have some interesting information about the meeting that took place in 1998. this is when the clinton administration

it's the seasonal festivals in india. i mean the view behind with appearances of the body the festival of lights on the top food up from across india. we will. gotta get up with additional music something to win back next week with more new meal was an analysis of the stuff on tonight. we bought it back into a sack and obviously out in my inbox call. this is not about to sign off on couples in the production team of music's off a about. i can't get enough of international mystery. now you can bring your favorite detectives home on dvd. the best of international mystery and drama. now available at teammate see networks dot org yours the air. judges long tradition of baking with cuts and it's based on their publication. the first one has produced illustrations for books they read severr in coloring them and then just for a reason to practicality instead of in green the move to putting color on was the same kinds of hearts that they use to put their minds once we expect to on this long tradition. what makes him more particul

it could give india a much-needed boost in its space race with china, a race in which india has until now been lagging far behind. >> united nations is warning of a potential genocide in the central african republic, where it says the government is unable to control armed groups. aid organizations are calling for urgent help. the u.n. chief, ben kee moon, says there has been a total breakdown in law and order. the centeras been in of this violence. we have this report. >> the church -- over 40,000 have sought refuge after their homes were attacked by former rebels. this is a community under siege. camp, as life goes in the people are afraid to leave, even when their homes are just down the road. her brother tried to go to town this morning. he was shot dead. this story, however, has a happy ending. the brother was eventually found. badly beaten, but alive. for many of the men who venture out of the camp, the risk of being beaten or worse is high. he goes home whenever he can. there is nothing left, after all the furniture was stolen. says both seleca and muslims are now the enemy. >>

india. using surprise and superior gunfire, they blew all competition out of the water. goa became portugal's base in india, home away from home, a catholic stronghold surrounded by muslim india. like the chinese and the arabs before them, they came for india's fantastic spices: pepper, cardamom, turmeric, ginger, and cinnamon. india's keynote dish, the biryani, makes use of many of the spices which brought the portuguese to india. but many more spices are from the far ends of the spice trails. can you guess which are native to india? padma is on the case. >> master chef mehboob alam khan is inviting me to his home to cook his specialty: the biryani. >> ...ginger and garlic paste. >> garlic and ginger. >> now this is a common ingredient for all-- most of the indian cooking. also give me some turmeric. >> where did you learn to make this biryani? >> oh, at my house, from my mother. give me the red chilies. some cinnamon stick. the lychee cardamom. >> and you leave the shell on? >> now give me

of india's hopes his ninety companies. he is gay. this is just from that that the city's growing since the last services like power transport and warts are opting to keep up tech support company going and keeps this up since he is a canadian success story has more than two million customers complete and is was one hundred million dollars spencer not share pics with me on basics like electricity bill amended it was cool with it the way to think that the boy goes to the bar back of the dc community. this would cause they can estimate the cost of the management is almost no this isn't as much out of the new baby this facility are hiking up the heat of the songs cost us close to a boat with a piece in between. this is one of my kitchen's the costs because transport six gas companies obliged to pay for food to point the texans to. not the safest place you can get to play. you might need it to be to get above the gospel to the bins stated that the north of the cabin at night and won't moan when one of the bulls. infrastructure i

it could give india a much-needed boost in its space race with china, a race in which india has until now been lagging far behind. >> united nations is warning of a potential genocide in the central african republic, where it says the government is unable to control armed groups. aid organizations are calling for urgent help. the u.n. chief, ben kee moon, says there has been a total breakdown in law and order. the centeras been in of this violence. we have this report. >> the church -- over 40,000 have sought refuge after their homes were attacked by former rebels. this is a community under siege. camp, as life goes in the people are afraid to leave, even when their homes are just down the road. her brother tried to go to town this morning. he was shot dead. this story, however, has a happy ending. the brother was eventually found. badly beaten, but alive. for many of the men who venture out of the camp, the risk of being beaten or worse is high. he goes home whenever he can. there is nothing left, after all the furniture was stolen. says both seleca and muslims are now the enemy. >>

do you want assistance to confront india? we have no interest in new fighting india. that's not what we want. you have thoroughly unrealistic expectations of what amounts of aid you want from the u.s. pakistan's first request was for $2 billion in 1947. a billion with a b. and the united states could give away 10 million, million within an. as it was a huge disparity. now we must understand that can then of course was a foreign-policy realist. he is most known for devising or conceptualizing the demon because he understood what the soviets wanted. the genius of george mckenna -- george kennan was he said we need to understand what the soviets were what race russia about, what did the soviets wa want. unfortunately, the united states wasn't very keen on getting involved in pakistan in the beginning and didn't have any pool of experts about pakistan pakistan's. most of them were people of gandhi that like india and didn't actually found the idea of pakistan rather unrealistic. many of them compared it to the pakistan poundage compared to jefferson davis by some people i

now it is india against china. story aboutnt has a mars, india, mars. the 300 day 800 million kilometer journey has cost 70 million dollars. there are critics that say the government ambition should be more grounded. for instance, britain has given india more than 460 million dollars in aid. 40% of children are malnourished and half the population have no toilets. the endeavor has made india think the government head is in the clouds. thank you for that. the international press review. >> world finals and let down. does the name. .he first city they could not be separated. he edged ahead in the ensuing tiebreaker. 7-4 in the breakout. murray in an injury enforced absence. winning the next five, including on his way. he began to show that again. the number five seed. playing sublime tennis along the way. no answer. the victory was 6-7. --e group as novak? bridge and roger federer. group eight. knocked out of the u.s. open. forced out by the world number eight. gaining six in the first set. third successful quarterfinal at the australian open. tied up the

don't put them on the border but the pakistan the fear of india is psychological. cannot do anything about it. they insisted to discuss the future of kashmir the of meetings were held they offered a substantive amount of military to make that adjustment pat pakistan said no. all or nothing. they ended up with nothing even though it fears afghanistan will fall but india's influence comes from an economic influence which pakistan cannot match because the economy is smaller. so what pakistan really believes is to have an army chief however friendly he may be cannot change the psyche of the institution or a nation of although he eventually he did say he felt after four years of trying he publicly had to stay on dash say of the disadvantage it has i am concerned about pakistan i always wanted to overcome its dysfunction i want good relations but not just out of love but it has to understand and realize no other nation can make you bigger than your neighbor. pakistan needs to get over to be happy with security with india pakistan has nuclear weapons until they need to tr

a french gentleman the japanese of the o in many condoned in india. and um you know unfortunately gold is no proof. so of that but i think of probity in the us tying the time to move icu that he should be back on on growth trajectory because they didn't open the game on in my view. and of sunday this is going to open up then and of the beam theophanous the victim on coming up second. so once those wheels actually stopped timing belt stopped timing fatty rapidly. this is what i believe this book by a guy i feel the buzz because it is said that the huge requirement in india for everything and of the zonal flow. of destination the mood of feeding and viola the young generation dollar of you know i wanted to do a bit of invective. therefore though. i think mum showed that the pizza man to die in the forty monks. i wanted to open a debate about the entire global steel market in europe for instance the focus is very much wants to make is downsizing the story isn't it a bit different in that in asia what then do you make all of the global students. then add

i'll bring you a kiss on the sax likened him to india. you can see that this would be an expose and no government control. i fiddle to see the king as a country which would certainly have its own content. yes to not come to such a diverse country such a country without history in a casino fluffy print new is that media entertainment of being you know compete in the private sector as artists who've been sent to the daycare that india would have a frightening. and don't miss the broadcast industry possible so that opportunity i will post an addition onto her no i didn't have any family kept sucking back by financial investor is no fluid so we picked up the plastic front of capital in the early nineties. we invested in the business news broadcast facility. i'm in business news broadcast that the general view that to be to build new slip to entertainment deck to the cobblers had two pieces of properties in internet properties so it or not. as i was mentioning in my introduction this fierce rival. for instance the u business channel cnbc the n

cardamom is part of the ginger family and grows in southern india. hand-picking is essential so as not to damage the pods, which is why cardamom is one of the most expensive of all spices. arab traders became addicted to cardamom coffee, known as qahwa. good manners dictate that you drink at least three cups... which gets me out of my seat. back on the spice trail, i visit the beqaa valley. peaceful at the time of my visit, now politically volatile. i have come to find out about a spice-laden meal which sums up middle eastern hospitality. anissa helou introduces me to two staples of which are middle eastern appetizers. first up, tabbouleh, a salad made of bulgur wheat, parsley, and tomatoes. it's found all over the middle east, but the lebanese version is special. >> in lebanon they use spices in it. it has cinnamon, seven-spice mixture, pepper... and you know the thing about cinnamon? in the old days it used to be considered an aphrodisiac. >> wasn't everything? [both laugh] >> and the concubines in the harem used to rub themselves with cinnamon bar

second, i threat from india.pakistan's actions in response to those perceived threats -- in response to perceived threats have it generate an arena response the pakistan iran conflict is not the main issue. i think, i should also add iran's ambitions in afghanistan are limited. in contrast to pakistan i would say iran's means to influence events in afghanistan are probably greater than its ambitions, whereas pakistan's means to influence events in afghanistan has been considerably less than its ambitions and pakistan is, therefore, going through a very difficult process of trying to adjust its ambitions to israel capabilities. and a time when it's also internally and tremendous turmoil as well. >> thank you so much. thank you to our speakers. i think -- i've many more questions but i'm sure you all do. this is a great beginning. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> author and astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson on america's call for engineers. >> as nasa's future goes, so too do

india's second place to begin on now. indigo received charge a nominal the national board for distinguishable but since the nineteen ninety four and in nineteen ninety eight he visited the rajiv gandhi king novel. the country's high it was bought to normal the steel cables to the city and all the dishes before i see the unknowable. previous recipients of the art of not being told no they tore it in its amended to add to this. i can use the most deserving but some thought about it. i had a coupon which it did the central government the problem was in the banister. but listing this a lot of it went against him for the sower. and of adults attended the attitude of sucked into them. although the distinction which is unhappy with the decision agenda of the united mp patricia know what it can be as high as they've been gone now. the kid does something good instead of a good hockey player. don't jump the only goal. but it took me out the man had to head the capital p. meet the press that the state police at the time he picked it

india was the starter of this movement. it brought the two countries together, and around the 1990's, they even started cooperating in military and even security sector areas. iran provided oil and gas, and it is basically opened up -- that was the result of the ideologically for things that bear in the way of getting two countries to get closer. the peace pipeline that we will discuss in detail, that was an area that india and iran could have gotten very close, and you will hear the story and how india had to pull back in 2009. what was shocked by the three times that indiana -- india voted at the boards of governors against iran, which referred iran to the un security council, and that was grounds for imposing more sanctions on iran. let me know -- very quickly about afghanistan, iran has always been present in afghanistan, even during soviet occupation and communist regime. the only time that iran's president in afghanistan, even though iran was hosting warlords, iran was hosting millions of afghan refugees. it made a ne

this is the nation's second visit to india. for somebody to buy them on and off to its first visit in march two thousand but was rejected by an anti terrorism court. as the commission's members were not allowed to cross examine witnesses meanwhile india has reiterated its position that it wants to see justice in the twenty six in the us. it noted was on pakistan to comply it may be the session and says and ensure that the perpetrators of the dastardly attack. i bought two books and sixty and expeditiously. from there sunny chinese law should be joining his interactions with president obama also increase the disney movie which drew major criticism from india sharif cost to us. it is true. it is so until crispy used to be part of india. we should use it it's a good spot those be. this sense and a description also own identity. and dana. i was sensitive and as a nation there's no question of if anyone has any motif and say to anybody said it was is this idea. and i think the ice is american moses knew and liked his son. in the dyi

tune in for a special type thinking for a visit to india. don't miss this special edition of twenty four on the lookout well welcome to the program this summer bringing you a special edition from the moon by which it of course the scene of the top of that india's film industry and what i say indian film. you may think of that they get lavish holiday with productions but the industry has a lot more to it than just got to talk about that time joined by a non gandhi he is the director and director of the critically acclaimed film the shape of the cia said it won awards around the globe before it opened up day here in india just a few months back radio welcome to the show. thank you enough. you'll film the cheapest easiest it's a far cry from the typical aborted with production that it's been critically acclaimed but what about the ordinance would howl have the organs man does that seem to you to your toes is a splendid beauty that god in india. though. the man in the fetus was six weeks and extended phone call from six cities to reading in the

india was the starter of this movement. it brought the two countries and around the 1990's, they even started cooperating in military and even security sector areas. gas, andided oil and it is basically opened up -- that was the result of the for things that bear in the way of getting two .ountries to get closer pipeline that we will discuss in detail, that was an area that india and iran could have gotten very close, and you will hear the story and how india had to pull back in 2009. what was shocked by the three times that indiana -- india voted at the boards of governors against iran, which referred council,he un security and that was grounds for imposing more sanctions on iran. let me know -- very quickly hast afghanistan, iran always been present in afghanistan, even during soviet occupation and communist regime. the only time that iran's afghanistan, even though iran was hosting warlords, iran was hosting millions of afghan refugees. to expand itsork invested heavily in the construction after the fall of the taliban r

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that's what she was like ten times that i bought terrorists to reach india. even as it boasts pulled the hitting of the case but two weeks science as the great vaults of the cross examination of indian witnesses by a puff piece on the judicial commission in connection with the tax base northeast of fort scott bought. on the proceedings were postponed. and in the robotics sources said the reckless was sent to the pockets on high commission in new delhi last week itself. as you add a bit and had plenty of off the dust in the mumbai attack was undertaken in parkson because the new c5 that attack was in talks time the finding photos of people you want it to bed attack was wasn't dark sky and the training was undertaken in pakistan. it therefore follows that ninety nine percent of the evidence in this case exists in pakistan the commission that cross examine witnesses in the lake including the back just to old record of concepts confessional statement the chief investigating officer and two doctors who conducted the autopsy all the terrorists who carried out the m

india is to st and on many mission to mars. on monday on one of the main objectives of the seventy million used on this mission is to determine that that india is capable of sending a spacecraft into orbit and on mars the otago think i don't get it in the convenience of life on the motion so things can be oh so steady that nsg on the jeep and it was trading conditions so that in the oakwood been made possible in mind though that planet. the student loan information. in india. once he had all the changes to the committee's initial. his message. the indians to be normal. and you. in an sbc such organizations even as detroit's money on pasture that skepticism among smaller than a few explodes. some of whom believe that the mission is to compete to be so far this up but there are also those who feel the animation is oval in the exercise. any space station. but that's to be more on it to some awesome this case. does it take them off the country's scientific and technological capabilities. and its ability to demonstrate of city compl

india's hopes of joining the city. now that in japan it takes going to handle his cars signs golden cup and prayer. to be carried by new book is much smaller than american or russian equivalents. the breakdown has had to contend with creeps is an economic sunday was such a grand scale would be best to spend place to hang in taiping lights but all the tea. thus according to the new space was said to my station every dollar invested in space has generated at least two dollars for the country uniqueness of the indian space programme is max. we are using in this country the high tech enormity of space for finding solutions to the problems of common man i'm so psyched. the mas nation is also a chance to prove the value of india's low cost technology entire project has a price tag of around seventy three main us dollar as a faction of the cost of foreign equivalents. the braces on today with a well news we leave you it teaches all the time and not india in this space cough headed for mas to cross that off in the last couple

in india. a forty g comic and efficient with great food and a full posting to sink in that business conference in just a business conference in india. doodle for two. the gym. tool contents of this as this one for more three qt. with new tradition. the comic these fish meat and veggies at all and we hope will we succeed in him. looking to succeed had been built to choose. no chief. looking forward to these students unique one of the hospital to the country the countries trying to bring that on the bund to the negotiating table abundance is that i got to talking about it's done but this time until the next month's crucial. this is all and it still was taken. try not to talks were taking. and it would be focusing more on north east outfit bikes. he soon had another one in london. we hope this transaction would be enforced the mood of the beautiful distinctive mitchell from the stocks so that the sentiment. fix this. in the summertime. as quick as possible so we hope that i had to include. it's go

but most of them were people who were enamored in light india and actually found the idea of pakistan rather unrealistic. many compared it to being compared to jefferson davis is. but once pakistan was about to become a reality, the british suggested that they should develop this kind of relationship. in pakistan, as you know, is full of very hospitable people. pakistan is about to get one third of the british ministry, but only 17% of british resources. they were not going to have a vibrant economy. and their leaders were unsure about the future of pakistan. so they decided that the value of the nation together will be by saying that pakistan is under pressure. but who would pay for the military? pakistan's founder said that pakistan can leverage extra traffic locations. and get the approval of the united states. in so doing, they would not actually get involved in the american military plans or anything. so from the beginning, it was it was about getting the assistance under more or less false pretenses. and then they started interacting and sold themselves and they said that miami

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in 1947, when pakistan and india separated, what india had 18 percent literacy, today pakistan has 16 percent literacy, two percent. >> now it is pakistan's hovers at 65 percent, it is a 20 percent difference. >> do you believe the united states should give military aid to the pakistan. >> i think the united states should not give military aid to pakistan if it is simply going to fuel an arms race between india and pakistan. i think the united states should help pakistan, turns the corner in terms of understanding its position in the world instead of feeding delusions in pakistan. >> rose: do you believe that the isi is protecting in north waziristan the haqqani family. >> i don't think they are actually, they actually have to protect them, because the haqqani network has its own influence and power, i think what they are doing is they are not doing anything to take them out or to weaken -- >> rose: do you think they could if they wanted to, the pakastani military? >> absolutely and they should, they should for the sake of pakistan because look even if pakistan wants influence in paki

the un to go to the city of india. no plans to initiate digging at the new site near the river and up. will be fixed issue is to stick it. maybe this is so cool that anybody wants the chucky meters by one of the peaches. and hence they know and getting up to a depth of four point eight meters below the surface. and it is these two little information. it is in store well that ends with the style it's the reason has been going on. that and an an it changed you go to the city of india. with the consultation is nice to see his side has suggested another idiot side goes to the down side it's to be sin he said. no subject of today's photographs drawings when i was in progress. in an in. in in. yes it is stated that the key. the tickets for the job of listing in the books the video no cost to students it seems so simple. instead of one thousand tonnes of food. hope to go team. the two kittens team and to improve on that issue. it's a. it started off great estate deal. after the break. but adding i've gone soft. that basically

these brics countries on an individual basis and as i was traveling to various places from brazil to india i was getting a sense that a sense of complacency is setting in after agreed last decade and that it was bound to lead to a slowdown in reforms and so therefore the good traits of these economies will bound to slow down and not to live up to the hyped up expectations so it really is . a very honest assessment of what i told would be the goods to these videos countries. but i think this is where your book gats rather ambiguous and this ambiguity was even better articulated in your later article in the foreign policy magazine that you there have provoked actively titled broken brakes why the rest of prizing and i think it contains two major fallacies first. the brakes are not broken i mean their growth is slowing down but they're still growing they're still developing and second is that the rest didn't stop rising simply because the rest is not confined to the brics countries and what is more important is that that's a major transformation of global economic and political architecture a

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we traveled to ranbaxy's rural plant in northern india.espite the manicured grounds and catchy safety slogans, in 2012 ranbaxy found glass particles in their generic lipitor and issued a recall. later that year, f.d.a. inspectors found the plant failed to investigate manufacturing problems. at the nearby plant, f.d.a. found bathrooms with no running water. >> these things just look like similar patterns to the problems that were going on all along. so you have to ask did the company learn their lesson and, more importantly, did the f.d.a. learn their lesson? >> reporter: ranbaxy declined our request for an interview but in a statement the company said they will take all measures to keep full facilities in full compliance to all regulations. because of ranbaxy's latest manufacturing problems, just two weeks after we visited ranbaxy facilities, the f.d.a. banned a third ranbaxy plant in india from sending drugs to the u.s. now all of their finished drugs sold to americans are made here in the united states. >> pelley: an eye opening investig

commodity prices countries like india. they all want lower commodity prices so you know there are many differences and i think that the alliances also be fully india feels much closer to the united states that it feeds to china russia you know feels obviously closer to china now than it used to feel to the united states but its relations with europe are mixed so i think that these very distinct. asian of all these countries and seeing to the developed world is acting in concert to make the rules would suit them at the cost of the emerging world i don't agree with this guy because i feel that within the emerging world there are lots of differences and developing countries have their own priorities which mean or meet the priorities of other developing countries that's a very good point again slumping the. country together and approaching down an individual basis but i think this habit of looking into the world as us versus them or as winners and losers is a very american thing it's a winner takes it all sort of approach and

in india the date is november 26th. on that night in 200810 heavy armed pakistani men staged an assault on key sites in the indian city of mumbai launching three days of terror that terrified a nation and the world. a book raises questions that were not fully answered - who directed the attack and why? what was the role of a double agent? whyway the indian response slow? cathy scott clark and adrian levy worked for "the times" and "the guardian," and they are the authors of a new book. "68 hours inside the taj hotel." it was an iconic attack. one thing that made the attack horrible is they went after eight different sites and attacked people at all these different places. is that one of the unusual things about the attack? >> that's one of the most unusual. we call that a swarm attack, the idea that a small team could give a larger footprint to an attack. making it appear an army invaded the city. the idea that men could have charges attached to taxis. the fear is an army attacking the city. the guys are remotely contro

pakistan needs to get over wanting parity with india in everything and be happy with security with india but as long as -- that security has been achieved. now pakistan needs to trade in the neighborhood, address its economic dysfunction, make sure that pakistan's population doesn't continue to rise at a pace much faster than the pace of its economic growth. none of those things can be addressed just by building relations between an american military personnel in and pakistan superpower. >> the four pakistani ambassador to the u.s. on the english of pakistan and american relations sunday night at 9 p.m. on "after words." just part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> maura mcenaney recounts the life of the late entrepreneur willard garvey, the finance housing projects throughout the world and championed privatization and a limited government. this is ab

worked at india's second-largest bank for nearly 30 years, and she now leads it. how is it that women like her have done so well? >> the banks are making a decision based on merit. they are picking and choosing the candidate that they think is the most meritorious at that point in time. without any inhibition in their mind up whether the candidate is a male or female. >> as banking has grown, so has female talent. 1980's they have nurtured prominent women, and there are now eight major banks headed by female executives. she says indian women have an advantage -- there is always the message help and the extended family. >> family support is a huge distinction for us. my mom or my mother-in-law, even my father and father-in-law, would combine to help when i was stuck in a situation. >> these are the corporate bosses of the future. competition to get into this management college is unbelievably fierce, with around 1000 applicants per lace. the girls are determined to succeed. >> i wanted to study, i wanted to make sure i am working. i want to work. i want to make a c

india's very own aboriginals - the adivasis. >> i've come one thousand four hundred kilometres from india's capital, new delhi, far from the country's bustling cities and tourist trails, into these jungles, to meet the adivasis. an uprising by maoist fighters, and its brutal suppression by the indian government, has claimed more than 10-thousand lives since 1980, and displaced millions of adivasis. >> displaced and destitute in india's tribal heartlands, that span almost the whole country... ... millions of india's aboriginals are caught in a deadly crossfire. >> an ancient way of life... the adivasis, are believed to be the india's earliest inhabitants... a loose collection of tribes, there are roughly 84 million of these indigenous people... ...about 8 percent of the country's population. the pristine beauty of these jungles has been home to the adivasis for centuries. they not only rely on the lush forest for sustenance... it also nourishes their spirits. they are at one with this land. for generations, kandul deori's family has lived in the village of khandadhar, in the eastern indian s