but yet india is known as a great democracy, and there is a part of india which is a great democracy, it's just that it doesn't apply to all the people. it just applies to some people, you know? so i think social movements are going to be under tremendous pressure. i think we're going to see the army called out against the poorest people and what india's very good at doing in the government is that it'll take young men from kashmir and deploy them in -- [inaudible] it'll take people and deploy them in assam, it'll take people and deploy them in ghana. in this way like a good colonial power, it pits people against each other. >> do you want to take an india question or a writing question? not that they are mutually exclusive. >> food question. >> food question. there are no food questions here. [laughter] not yet. >> often the discourse and writing, both fictional and nonfictional, within the muslim-american community are highly apologetic and stay within the safety net of acceptability. can only ends up sidelining our identity. what advice would you give to -- [laughter] young muslim-

the books in india?>> it is quite fascinating that i see legislative more about free speech and as you make more of a son and gave it about free speech, in fact in india with the persian poet could say in the 1970 about his relationship with islam, nobody could say today but separate short story writer but say about mulan is. nobody can say today about tenderest and. you can't say it now. i mean, it is almost unbelievable how little you can say now. on the issue of when they don't occur it was really sad because it wasn't even as if there was a court case for a fan order or anything. it's just a hindu group -- hindu group that said sentiments were heard by the book on hinduism is just pulled back which frightened many people because at least paying when houston resources to fight the legal case. other people don't. when i wrote the god of small things, five lawyers filed a criminal case against me for corrupting public morality. and then i have to appear in court, by which time it when they put prize. th

wheren in the state --re's a huge population >> and central india. >> in central india.he first thing the government did was, very similar to places like peru and colombia, they started to army section of the indigenous population and create a vigilante army. they along with local paramilitary went in and started decimating villagers. they basically chased some 300,000 people out of the forest and some 600 villagers were emptied. then the people began to fight back. and really this whole experiment failed. at which point, they announced operation greenhouse where there was this official declaration of war. and there is so much propaganda in the media. the media is owned by the corporations who have interest. the prime minister came out and said, they are the greatest internal security threat. there was this kind of conflation between the maoists with the ski caps and all of these people that are threatening the idea of india. what the government wasn't prepared for was the fight back. not just from the people in the forest, but even from a range of activist and a range o

this is india's bread basket.n india, every inch of fertile punjabi soil has great value. these are people who own land over there, then they put the fence, suddenly your life became difficult. >> exactly. they can only grow some kind of crops and they can't farm more than eight hours in a day. >> how long does it take to get back and forth? >> the border security force manage these gates so they have times when they can enter and come out. >> how much farther can we go before they start to get worried? >> i think we can go to that pole. >> when india and pakistan were separated, the attempt was to try to draw a line across religious lines. >> exactly. >> drained by the colossal task of fighting two world wars, in 1947 great britain decided to end their nearly 200-year rule over india. in an attempt to prevent an inevitable civil war between the hindus, muslims and sikhs, the british commissioner drew up a new border. >> he was given two months. >> two months to create a new country, basically. >> people died beca

this is india's bread basket.n india, every inch of fertile punjabi soil has great value. these are people who own land over there, then they put the fence, suddenly your life became difficult. >> exactly. they can only grow some kind of crops and they can't farm more than eight hours in a day. >> how long does it take to get back and forth? >> the border security force manage these gates so they have times when they can enter and come out. >> how much farther can we go before they start to get worried? >> i think we can go to that pole. >> when india and pakistan were separated, the attempt was to try to draw a line across religious lines. >> exactly. >> drained by the colossal task of fighting two world wars, in 1947 great britain decided to end their nearly 200-year rule over india. in an attempt to prevent an inevitable civil war between the hindus, muslims and sikhs, the british commissioner drew up a new border. >> he was given two months. >> two months to create a new country, basically. >> people died beca

so again i say india where somebody says india i really don't know what they've been. when someone says you have an interview about indian women, what does that mean? the women who are the most liberated in a unique and free that i know at the same time you don't have to dirty five minutes to know that people are living in the medieval times. how do we think in terms of countries? sometimes i really don't understand but i am not anti-american bets into i many american policies by the government. [applause] to i have a rice for the entire capitalist movement in the u.s.? >> i am data giving advice or taking advice. [laughter] i don't have any advice. [laughter] [applause] >> you mentioned india is recognized as the land of gandhi but largely not just a perception of the western world. is that not recognized in any manner relative to other things? his drive to bring india independence? one of the of very heroic that was hanging when he was 21 or 22 years old, in fact, i think the thing is he is one of those figures that everybody sees which happens to icons but i would s

india still at 9%. in the past 30 days or so, you had $360 million being pulled out of the indian bond market pushing those yields two 9%. 9%.oes -- yields to as far as bonds are concerned, that shows the reality that perhaps the jury is still out whether or not the r.b.i can keep inflation in check. it has been good for the stock market. it has been good for the currency so far but the bond markets have yet to budge. yield.ou go, 9%, 10-year >> the bank of japan has begun its latest two-day policy meeting. the governor and his colleagues are fighting to keep the stimulus program. with japan's recovery still fragile, they may still take further action in the future which. could include more asset purchases. . they could buy bonds as well as exchange traded [indiscernible] . his triptt has begun to japan. is hoping to he make progress on a free-trade agreement. then he goes to china and south korea later in the week. a fraction of twitter as it looks to raise cash in the u.s., hoping to raise $300 millio

many in india. i mean the problem with the oft pets and people of ceasing to be and reach and engage in on has teamed up to the forefront of this election is also going to be sold as a movie just that the division the fact that other than the fact that i missed him when he's trying to. you know. i don't give a toss of the hundreds and the fact is becoming active in india has and hasn't been into acting. the review list of problems and return them is that when faced with a made for the challenge was to ride i'd turn up lots of new voters and perhaps a lot of surprises. come the middle of may we count those ballots have been thinking newport oregon officials and shops as well. the images into and said deepak rush when venus thank you for joining us here with constant updates. often labels seventeenth algeria to the polls president aziz was to pick up point for forced to. yet the alien presence is almost invisible presence of the political stage. faced with a system that produces change. algeria is was

oh, the champion of india.ted mountain villages has kept old traditions alive. village fare serves an opportunity for families who live very far apart to get together, play games, eat and partake in religious rites honoring local deities. >> quite a ride getting here. >> yeah, how do you enjoy that road? >> white knuckles. meet hasheem, he runs motorcycle tours through these parts. >> it is the holy grail of motorcycling. it is so unbelievably beautiful. >> so we have vegetable curry. >> vegetables again? surprisingly not a problem. it was good. one of the few places in the world that i can eat vegetarian every day and still be happy. most of the people in this area, farmers? agricultural? >> yes. >> what are they growing? >> a lot of corn, potatoes, peas. >> and wheat. as an export product or for personal use -- >> everything. so you think you want to go check out the town -- >> yeah, let's take a walk through town and see what is going on. >> it is an opportunity for all of these religions to come together an

it's easy to create india for one set of people. that's the mistake india in the last election. >> thank you so much for being with us. lovely to have you on the program. thank you very much. >> reporter: well, tim, from here in mumbai, back to you. >> jon, fascinating. thank you very much. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come, an apparent break through in the search for missing flight mh 370. an australian ship says it's detected two new signals. [ female announcer ] f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. rejoice... for you have entered the promised land of accomodation. ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! >>> in other news, early results in the afghanistan election shows fraud will not be a major factor. despite threats of violence in the taliban, it's estimated 60% of 12 million people eligible to vote turned the out at polls. >>> the release of three journalists from al jazeera

a big day in india and a big five weeks for india. a lot at stake. it doesn't get bigger than this.g has begun. in fact, right now, across those two states you mentioned, five seats in one and one in the other. the big fascinating contest between the two large political formations, the congress-led upa, which has the incumbent government led by prime bjp led byaying, and modi. is ais point in time, this long election, this is a nine-phase election starting today -- it goes into the month of may. on the 16th of may we will know. >> tommy something, narendra modi is the front runner right now. could he actually be able to get an overall majority, that 272 figure, which is the magic one? >> if you look at opinion polls over the past couple of months, it is very clear that they have the most numbers at this point. modi is the choice for the prime minister if you listen to most opinion polls. here's the context of this. the upa-led government has been facing allegations of bribery and corruption. in a phase of high growth -- high inflation and slow growth. on the other hand, you've got b

siegel all folks just don't deal with india. vijay singh on about how buying up with some entertaining rights it has to make this film is not just puts him at adding just a question and i'm acting a dozen you know we should not be concluding that it isn't that what he puts it in because this is the plumage is actually for the entire family it happens to have to admit that the most unique is that we the film has been made and i think as you see more of the film. as you begin marketing its awesome ova episode you will be if this is a fount of an entire family. meeting it was abolished for screen wants action in the face of all stickers in them. sigh i don't i'm not sure what they now want to be a single affected. yesterday the big eating it was the day. i do lulu. so i'd know. i'm so tired of it. back down i miss the hide a bed with me. i was in the government's new girlfriend for two weeks. and i'm the map. moved to manhattan. you know shannon i was happy. he is a mess for me and heidi came to him about my history teacher and his

despite india's success. experts fear the resurgence of boat you in other parts of the load i forgot. reading you'll be listening to her by running for the rights. schoolgirl all but ninety nine cents i'm on a delirium of all additional peak in the morning or dominion buy shorts and yes hope you are in your eye on him. or you are. it was. one piece of food you was recorded in india in two thousand and seven down from seven hundred and forty baht in two thousand and nine. a team from the eastern state of west wing gone into cars and eleven. when an eighteen month old. it was fun to have contracted the disease the forty three countries you just did an image hassan and nigeria. i still eat it all greeks in the pornographic a fourteen city of toulouse as closest to the senate in two thousand the team. vaccinations but this is done are still being hit by the bodyguard. this is to use it includes one of india's biggest topic of success stories accomplishing something it's called impossible thanks to aggressive. so

india andn pharma in it is buying ranbaxy to become the biggest from us -- pharma company in india.remember that ranbaxy, late last year, was the target of an fda rejection of some of its generic drugs being produced in the u.s. facing similar concerns as the u.s. banned some imports from sun pharma late last month. it has dragged on for weeks. tensions between students and lawmakers in taiwan have remained high. there has been a minor breakthrough. david inglis is here with the latest. what is the breakthrough? >> we had the speaker of the taiwan legislature come out and appear to have given them the biggest gesture to reach out and bridge what has been major differences over the course of those protesters. they have been there for 21 days. what do we have exactly here? he announced that there would not be any review of the services pact with china, which sparked the latest round of protests, until an oversight mechanism is past and in place. in other words, there will be no ratification of this deal just yet. it was signed in june of last year. keep in mind, it still needs approva

it also may bring india into it, but i do a very strong relations with india. been seen for many years by the indian as deborah should as their man. it will be a burden for him that he will have to address because the difficult position for the afghan president with respect to pakistan. the pakistanis have been reaching out to people. itre have been signals, that does not have to be either/or, completely hostile relationship. again, they have to be their unmanned and they will have a difficult set of constraints to manage and decisions to make over which powerbrokers they bring in and which powerbrokers they leave out. and the powerbrokers they will leave out will be heavily quoted by their neighbors. it will be a very complex management, but what they do internally will -- or hamper the regional engagements as well. >> very sober, your assessment. ambassador,, mr. what implications you see in the election. >> if we are sober. the good news is that i do not think there is a master plan despite what you might hear from your contacts in intelligence. there's not

side than india.ur global village voice is now on the indian media and their coverage of the parliamentary e elections. >> modi has had a very antagonistic relationship with the indian media. he has made an effort to focus on the visual media as well as social media. they can write the own narrative now on what it has been about and their own narrative about what modi has been about. it's tough to say whether all of these tactics will work out for the bjp or not. we know that internet penetration in india is about 20%. there are many more battles to be won. >> it is debatable how much influence the media has on these elections compared to the previous ones. it's been reported more than a third are owned by politicians or business people. given the distrib bucs system, slightly more than 60% are owned by local politicians. the second is unfortunately in instances of paid media over the last few years. third is the emergency he knew /* -- the e american he knew he iss of social media is part of the narr

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india is not america. india's policy is not buy polar. parties in india get roughly half the votes which means half the people that vote in india, 60% of 800 million people don't vote for either. there are dozens offal smaller political parties who would play an important role in determining the character, complexion of the next government in new delhi. india has been going to politics from 1996. this process began earlier in the late '80s. we expect that to continue. the party could conceivably contract further. we will know the 16th of may. >> reporter: it will take a while. thank you very much. i'm benefitting from your -- so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. only famou

to india as a whole. he can. this is a topic under debate. will he, as the leader for the coalition, enact the reforms to get the economy going. if you look at the record, most of the things done to stimulate the economy were about developing infrastructure, and building out special improvements to provide the infrastructure necessary for economic development. those things are a little less hingent upon a coalition versus the congress party. most of the measures focussed on legislative measures. when you focus on legislation, that's when politics is difficult. if the b.j.p. is the largest party, forming the coalition, the reforms he wants to do are less reliant on votes, and he'll have a freer hand in doing the things that he does. >> he's a controversial figure, with a dark history. >> he is. not long after he took over as the chief minister, there were religious riots, there has been questions over whether he as the chief minister did enough to quell the riots for contributed. he's not been proven guilt

india tends not to turn on a dime. and the party manifesto, there is a kind of dull fix statement about the need to re-examine and modernize india's nuclear policy, which currently is centered on no first use. after a certain amount of reckless press commentary, bodie himself made a statement to the effect glucan and no first use policy. you will see some policy changes, but it will not be like flipping a switch. most of the changes you are likely to see is in the direction the government lands on some kinds of issues, particularly in the economic sphere. mode he does not have this election sewed up, looking up the price. to my way of thinking, the most dangerous outcome of this election would eat that rickety coalition i spoke about. historically that kind of government in india has not lasted long, has not made many decisions and has been the prototypical week government, which is not able to deal with issues like relations with pakistan and anyone who was hoping for moves towards peace and pakistan had that her hope

but i still think that it also underlines on the country on fiona's in india especially among india's growth in the tunnel on the english speaking media that many of the ozarks. what kind of tyndale begun to see if the baby takes up an activity you know that it appears that two nights. they kinda sick of the fabric of india. if he comes along sailor was around half of india's population is under the age of twenty six all our young people going to the polls and whether the issues that are driving like i said the knitting economy is the single most issue but keep the deacon anyone comes to young people liking the woods. point a job as the single most pressing issue because the fact remains that india's on quantity not creating top of scenery you have an estimated twenty million people joined the locals every year. and the not enough chops to go around and twenty jobs to means and a big issue to people. i found a comic i think the jennings has to deal with an alpha. the key loving and some other news now. polls have now closed in algeria us presidential election where over twenty million

the keys three times in india. yes it can lead to other indian region of the officers have had to switch those that don't just die instead of the that the bpo tightening moves the heart of all attacks the news. i wrong. nice to get to see cooperation has been another sock yarn. since two thousand and twelve countries set to start the review. we have to go to sibu. the prize catch is that the most recent being opened by his sippy cup. it is time with its union which are at the finance of role playing i was going to try feast of the us seems to probation interested. cooling and an ite read on the new it is great but there's been a setback in getting him to india. p it. she needed a job in twenty nine we had. this may give one today. it began in june. maybe i am keep rooms and do more to say was we ended up ahead. for this it will be keen to begin with i d or c regional meet in groups and who can teach me keating. union home ministry teams that the leadership of indian mujahideen has been wiped out. is the home of the

this is the book, gandhi before india.ing with an iconic figure, a figure that bhongs to the ages, to bring a perspective to it that is virtually unknown to many people who believe they know him well. i believe i know gandhi, you say gandhi i have all of these things i think i know. >> yes. >> jon: i don't know anything. this is an amazing experience to read about him in his younger life. >> yes. i think it is important, jon, never to trust your subjects to biographies. you know, even a guy as famous as gandhi, i mean you write your memoirs? >> jon: what? >> your biographer would say, this is insight into me. >> jon: i say. >> gandhi has written about his life, other people have written about gandhi's life, therefore grand, based on gandhi's writing but i liked to look at the perspective on him, what people are saying about him, in south africa for example the whit whiy bulger newspapers, not -- not in a similar manner to the report you were just talking about, but saying things about him, you know, they were his friends,

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did i know the perception in india is that india under the citizens of the high via i'd go to our propertyto wrap up what is the same thing one gets involved with this i have a ravine in the cozy confines of days you know that the complexities and it isn't a pretty good. yet the minute mile. what an athletic team in laos. in india under the new commanding view of what obama does those that live and get them. so the accent addition to the tangle with the sole actor who can say that when the laundromat so that all walked to me and looking at each of the most demanding on the dresser but i did well today is a change of government only been in india but when bottling it all mean it isn't all. and the union demands was used as an adult with which our home and killed in the eye by the end of the oil drum and that the two part is that the kind of engagement the most festive hope you visit will even open the election and the importance of good to be among them is in here a minute of play was being of discussions the stockings we do not know that autism. i'm thinking of the bordeaux he had a discus

i'm off on and off to talk to us in india.of course the desert in the buff the investigations of the problem. like a miser zero there was a mouse and dumped on them. so for the event and i was off to the paltry sum. we don't do this the pharmacy department here. time to. so it's off to a policy here. it also lifted we visited the doctor first the sport isn't it. thus just made it good to see the effect on anything takes me into a field trip destination for the chance of einstein and other asian african and i'm in the east countries. in yet in all the good destination for many many countries and is what has gone off into different and begin boarding on a sun and patients to seek your coming and it goes. and the best possible treatment for most of the things is the leader within india. at a price which is sometimes what you don't want what you tell what it would cost in your robe on in america. this seems so nice to see and everything but the phrase is donald's of the nation be secure and then all that good ol' christianity in i

the times of india. yes it can lead to other indian region of the officers have had to fix those that don't just die instead of the there could be the tiny bit of the total tax the new. i wrong. he secured to the sting operation has been another sock yarn. since two thousand and twelve countries such as start the review. we have to skip the big prize catch is that the most recent being approved by the city proper it is time. it's indian mujahideen finance a role to play i was going to try feast of the scenes to probation interested cooling and an i e read on and it is. however there has been a setback in getting him to india. p it dh made a joke than twenty nine we had the media wanted it. may it be given due to the imdb rooms and don't want to say was we ended up ahead for a service it will be keen to begin with ideas and or seen the good ol' militant groups and who can teach me keating . union home ministry teams that the leadership of indian mujahideen has been wiped out is the home of the q what's th

india at ap, crossroads.e bring you up to speed on an election that will shape the fate of a country for decades to come. 800 million people are expected to vote. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. you are watching "the pulse". india starts going to the polls today in the biggest democratic exercise in history. with a population of 1.2 billion, india's selections are set to last for five whole weeks. ryan chilcote looks at the staggering numbers. worlds largest democracy and this is the world's largest election. 815 million voters, more than every man, woman, and child in all of north america and europe. they will be casting their ballots in nine rounds of voting over the next five weeks at 8 million polling stations equipped with almost 2 million electronic voting machines. their job is to choose more than 500 lawmakers and the party that will run the world's 10th largest economy. countrywins rules a that is home to almost 1/5 of the world's people. anxious about an economy in its asst shape in a de

is that blood line enough in the changing india?ve more on the man congress would like to see as prime minister. >> trying to avoid a hard landing, gandhi is calling on them to give the congress party one more chance. congress is the government for the poor. >> translator: we have done what we promised. we have put 150 million people out of poverty. no one else can do that. >> the gandhi family name is a draw. some came here to see gandhi. >> he is the right person to become prime minister because people from congress are 85 to 90. they have no sense like young generation. he can lead our country really nicely. >> it was rahul gandhi's great grandfather that led. as the economy has slowed, it's no longer so clear congress and india's destiny are intertwined. the party has been tarnished by corruption and increasingly young population wants promises of jobs rather than handouts of subsidies congress has relied on. >> i think we are seeing the end of the congress party. >> the politics keeps the congress party surviving. it doesn't ha

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telling us in a recent interview, he's trying to break up india's old order. >> india is a first classe who are suffering. today indians, if you go abroad, if you go to america, to london, india's shine in those areas. they are the top in almost all areas. in their own country they're not allowed to prosper. >> reporter: a former task inspector, he's now known as the broom who promises to sweep away corruption. rickshaw drivers, amongst his supporters. more than a year after he founded his party, he's shaking up indian politics. he's not just attacking corruption. but the whole way the country is run. and that struck a chord with voters from all walks of indian life. some say his party is also clearing the way for new people to gain power outside the families who've long dominated indian politics. >> they've given a lot of people the belief that they, too, can stand for election. and that they, too, can fully participate in the democratic process. this is a very -- in a country where die nastick politics has a stronghold. >> reporter: and he's aiming high. he's standing against the fro

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keep in mind that the pulls are often wrong in india. polls are often wrong in india. one of the reason why business like seven and one of the reason s we have seen the rupee coming on is because they think he will win this election. >> thank you so much ryan chilcote with the latest on the elections. us get more on a take of what is happening from a business point of view. an onlineined from a i travel agency. how should you see these elections and what would be the best possible outcome? >> i would want them to come in. from a governance point of view, he is the best guy around. >> simple as that? indiaave done business in and it is difficult. -- governance is a problem. time is of the essence. it is not of the essence to them. it is difficult. >> you have a company that has investments and sustainable education. remains a big unknown. what is the thing that the new person in charge has to do? it seems like it is difficult to get a handle. >> there are 1.2 billion people in india and i suppose that you have 600 million who do not have any electricity or running water

i'm off on and off to talk to us in india.of those who deserved it because the investigation of the problem by two of my eyes are doing. there was an awesome dumped on them. so for the event titles of the tree so we got the best part is easy to pop in here time to. results of the policy here. most olympians. we visited the doctor is a slippery fish you want it just made it good to see the effect on anything takes me into a field trip destination for a chance of einstein and other asian african and i'm in the east countries india in all the good destination for many many countries and is awarded on all that different in and boarding on a sun and beaches to see the opening of the clothes. and the best possible treatment for most of the things i'm only human in india. praise be to some claims. what could be a total of one unit of what it would cost in your robe on in america. seems so nice to see and everything but the phrase is donald's of the nation be secure and then all that good doctors in india they retained. and crucially