the indian army has begun disciplinary proceedings against a group of its soldiers the troops admitted they acted with excessive force by killing 3 men suspected of being involved with groups in indian administered kashmir the army ordered an inquiry after families accused the soldiers of staging a gun battle to cover up the man's death charles trafford reports this is. john sits with her family at their home in rouge in the himalayan region of indian administered jumbo and kashmir son. and his 2 cousins were killed by indian army soldiers on july the 18th. but it's been over 2 months that we were roaming here and there we forgotten to be forgotten to live and forgotten to take care of our cattle i miss him always wherever i go i miss him those who are involved in killing our children they too have children how can they do this brutal crime they were all innocent and had all the necessary documents with them required for identification this pride that they were killed so the young men had travelled from their homes in germany to shop beyond in kashmir to look for work this is the build

it is an indian army that defeats the japanese.they are fighting on the british side, who they're really fighting for is india. after the war, my grandfather continued his military career and had a long life. others were not so fortunate. a war that drew in many countries means that today some lie far from home. their service is commemorated, but their stories are slipping further into the past. now it is up to us to remember, to learn, to be grateful for the courage of those who went before. sophie: mishal husain and the extraordinary story of her grandfather. while fighting a conflict on this scale required immense resources a nd co nsta nt supplies, much of it was transported by sea. the merchant navy delivered supplies to britain and the troops who were serving abroad, but it was a dangerous job. the merchant navy suffered one of the highest casualty rates. huw edwards tells the story of his grandfather, who served with the atlantic convoys. huw: the story begins in the tiny seaside village of llanddewi aberarth on the coastlin

guarantee limited autonomy to the region the ruling sparked widespread protests rights groups say the indian army crackdown has been brutal the organization general kashmir coalition of civil society says indian security forces have killed at least 32 civilians since january . this human rights lawyer says the indian army will never be fully held to account for the killing of the 3 men army is not saying that they are discerning ins and as far as my experience is concerned you know. promised 30 years. and these fake and contras have been continuing. and unfortunately it will continue. for good reasons because there is complete impunity to the army tens of thousands of people mostly civilians have been killed since the uprising began 30 years ago in indian administered kashmir demanding greater self-determination there are fears the military crackdown after the government ended the region's old sodomy is forcing some men to join armed groups sify jan says her son and his cousins had no connection or involvement with such groups she wants the indian army to exuma his body from the undisclosed locat

and without what was then the british indian army, the war might not have been won. the royal military academy sandhurst, which has trained officers for generations, and where this entire room on is the contribution of south asian troops through successive conflicts in different parts of the world. my grandfather, syed shahid hamid, was at university in northern india when he found out he'd won a place at sandhurst. it was 1932, and he was one of the few indian cadets. i'd like to show you this lovely photograph of your grandfather as part of the old military college second six tennis team, named there, and you'll spot him there. yes! this is one of the earliest pictures i've ever seen of him, cos he would only have been about 20 at this point. back home, he became a husband and father, and when war broke out, india began to play a central role. archive: no praise is too high for these fine men who are doing so much forthe empire. when britain went into the war, it was an imperial endeavour, and the imagination was that everybody around the empire would come to help

mishal husain looks at the part played by her grandfather and the indian army.fields to asia and in europe. and without what was then the british indian army, the war might not have been won. it's all commemorated here at the royal military academy sandhurst, which has trained officers for generations, and where this entire room on is the contribution of south asian troops through successive conflicts in different parts of the world. my grandfather, syed shahid hamid, was at university in northern india when he found out he'd won a place at sandhurst. it was 1932, and he was one of the few indian cadets. i'd like to show you this lovely photograph of your grandfather as part of the royal military college second six tennis team, named there, and you'll spot him there. yes! this is one of the earliest pictures i've ever seen of him, cos he would only have been about 20 at this point. back home, he became a husband and father, and when war broke out, india began to play a central role. archive: no praise is too high for these fine men who are doing so much forthe e

guarantee limited autonomy to the region the ruling sparked widespread protests rights groups say the indian army crackdown has been brutal the organization general kashmir coalition of civil society says indian security forces have killed at least 32 civilians since january . this human rights lawyer says the indian army will never be fully held to account for the killing of the 3 men army is not saying that they are discerning ins and as far as my experience is concerned you know. promised 30 years. these drones have been continuing. and unfortunately it will continue. for good reasons because there is complete impunity to the army tens of thousands of people mostly civilians have been killed since the uprising began 30 years ago in indian administered kashmir demanding greater self-determination the riff is the military crackdown after the government ended the regions will tell me is forcing some men to join groups so far john says her son and his cousins had no connection or involvement with such groups she wants the indian army to exuma his body from the undisclosed location of his burial so

the indian army has begun disciplinary proceedings against a group of its soldiers the troops admitted they acted with excessive force by killing 3 men suspected of being involved with groups in indian administered kashmir the army ordered an inquiry after families accused the soldiers of staging a gun battle to cover up the man's death charles traffic reports. john sits with her family at their home in regime in the himalayan region of indian administered jamu and kashmir son. and his 2 cousins were killed by indian army soldiers on july the 18th. but it's been over 2 months that we remain here and there we forgotten to be forgotten to live and forgotten to take care of our cattle i miss him always wherever i go i miss him those who are involved in killing our children and they too have children how can they do this brutal crime they were all innocent and had all the necessary documents with them required for identification this pride that they were killed says the young man who travelled from their homes in germany to shopian in kashmir to look for work this is the building where the

and withoutas whathan the british indian army, the war might not have beenon.t is commemorated here at the royal academy sandhurst that has trained officers for generations. this entire room honors the contribution of south asian troops through excesve conflicts ifrom parts of the world. my grandfather was at university in northern india when he found out he had won a place at sandhurst. it was 1932 and he was one of the few indian cadets. >> i would like to show you this lovelyhotograph of your grandfather. you will spot him there. reporter: this is one of the earliest pictures i have ever seen of him. heould only have been about 20 at this point. back home, he became a husband and father. when war b bke out, indiaan to play a central role. >>pr no se is too high for so much foren doi the empire. poer: when britain went into the war, it was an imperial endeavor and the imagination was that everybody around the empire would come to help and serve and save the motherland. from december 1941, the conflict came closer to india, as panese offenses threatened britis

the 2 countries is the indian army is saying that at no point did it transgress across that line of actual control the unofficial border between the 2 countries or resort to any aggressive means including firing they are saying that it was the chinese army that tried to close in on one of india's positions and when they were just weighted by their own troops that they fired a few rounds in the air they're also saying that despite a grave provocation that indian troops exercised great restraint that they are committed to just engagement to deescalation that china continues to undertake provocative activities to escalate and they're also saying that the latest statement by the chinese army about the firing this an attempt to mislead its domestic and international audience now this happened just 3 days after that meeting between the 2 countries defense ministers at the shanghai cooperation organization summit it was the highest level meeting between the 2 countries since the current standoff began in may as and we also had both sides saying that the other agreed to deescalate the situa

-- more than two decades in the indian army.both sides have tried to diffuse tensions, but it has not held. what would bring stability here? it is a situation where one country has occupied territory of another. it is a situation where generally stable border situation between the two countries that has held for years and which has been governed by a set of written agreements, four written agreements between india and china to maintain peace on the border. it has effectively and suddenly and unexpectedly been thrown out by china when it moved troops into indian territory or indian claimed territory i should say in the month of may. now, indian has a simple demand. that is that you have to withdraw your troops and we get back to the status quote of april -- status quote o of april. china has flatly refused. they say this area, which it has never claim to before or has never occupied before, has suddenly come under chinese occupation. the indian demand is clear and simple. please speak -- please vacate our territory. the chinese h

the indian army denies entering territory it shouldn't have — orfiring shots.s is the editor of the chinese state supported global times: a border conflict is looming due to the #indian side's misjudgment and repeated provocations. if indian troops open fire toward the pla — that's the chinese army — its troops in conflicted areas will be defeated. here's our south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan on where these clashing could be heading. the change of language on both sides, both china and india and if you look at the chinese military statement on monday night, it was very blunt, they said they had to ta ke very blunt, they said they had to take countermeasures and they strongly criticised and warned that china will be forced to take other steps so that the indian troops will not intrude into their territory. for months, the indian defence minister kept quiet on this alleged intrusions but the indian army was very swift this morning and issuing a statement and saying they did not fire a shot and that it was the chinese the fired and india and towards the positi

far as we can we've got what we wanted to let to deescalate now it's pointless but yeah retired indian army colonel i just thank you so much for your time we do appreciate it you're welcome on to other news and after a coronavirus delay in iran polls are open for the 2nd round of parliamentary elections voters in 10 constituencies are taking part we have a 1st round in february and that had the lowest voter turnout in the history of the islamic republic it also resulted in the most conservative parliament in its 40 year history aside beit following developments for us from teheran. the reason that having the 2nd round of parliamentary elections now is because they were postponed they were delayed in april because of the chroma virus the 2nd round takes place when the 1st time that 20 percent threshold isn't reached by the candidates but when the 2nd round happens it's just a matter of who gets the most votes is elected now it won't doesn't look like the political dynamic in the much less the parliament is going to change 2 thirds of those seats still belong to the conservatives in terms of

warfare training in india, before he joined the indian army. but patrick was not long in india. the japanese had taken neighbouring burma in 1942, and his regiment became part of the huge 14th army which fought to win it back. but it became the forgotten army, as europe's focus was on itself. the men fought in the towns and jungles of burma in atrocious conditions. those back home could only imagine the horrors. my mother—in—law, jenny, still not married to patrick, wrote to him. "my darling patrick, i have been feeling for you tonight and i'm full "of sympathy for you. "they're putting more and more in the papers "about this 14th army campaign, and i feel nothing can be too good "to make up for such a hell." veteran john giddings was one of those men in burma, living that hell. we lost quite a number of lads in night attacks and bombing attacks of course. a bad raid when we lost 15 in an air—raid, terrible. i suppose in a way we were always known as the forgotten army. the history books tell people how difficult it was, but of course, it's notjust like being there. in may 1945,

the indian army was made up not of conscripts but volunteers, some of them still with us today, who joined up for many reasons. very, very poor people... for this man, it was a livelihood. translation: when the british asked us to help, we thought there is no work available, so instead of going hungry, we would do this. and there was the hope that if the british won the war, they would give india its independence. by 1945, more than 2 million indians had served, part of a bigger contribution. there are vast numbers of men recruited, but it also produces raw materials, uniforms, timber goods, cotton. there's a of drive to build up factories, munitions factories in india itself. after the war, my grandfather continued his military career and had a long life. others were not so fortunate. it was a war that drew in many countries, changing millions of lives, and taking some far from home, never to return. and tomorrow we'll hear from reeta chakrabarti and the story of herfather—in—law, in what was known as the forgotten army. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a good night.

for months, the indian defense ministry kept quiet but the indian army was very swift issuing a statementt they did n fire a shot, it was the chinese who fired in the air. both sides are now -- they want to dislodge each other. you have to understand, this is a punishing territory. we are talking about 10-15,000 feet high. nobody can live there during winter. this is where two of the world's biggest armies are locked and they are eyeball to eyeball. that is dangerous because anyone wrong step to the other side can lead to escalation. >> on a few minutes, we will hear from our australia correspondent after two australian journalists were forced to leave china. tighter coronavirus restrictions have come into parts of the u.k. . >> reported deaths remain low compared to early in the pandemic. ministers are concerned that although it's not inevitable they will go up because we have seen more cases, they might do based on what is happening in spain people inadvertently infecting members of their families or those who are vulnerable. that is why we have seen these tough new rules imposed. that

the latest ban was announced a day after the indian army claimed it foiled an attempted chinese incursionnto the northern region. tensions have been high in the region for months. in june, 20 indian soldiers were killed in violent clashes. >>> the un secretary general is urging more countries to become cacarbon neutral to comombat cle change. antonio guterres made the request during a conference including environment officiaia from over 70 countries and territories.s. they discucussed how to tackle climate c changee while rebuild economomies hit byhe c coronavis pandndemic. >> to meet the goalsls of the pariss agrereement, scienceells us that globall emissions need o be halt. these goals remain achievevable but we arare currently off trac. i urge all countries, especially g20 members to commit to carbon neutrality before 205050. >> meanwhile, his country plans to power data centeters with renewawable energy. >> in our effort to promote digital transformation and dedecarbonation at thee same ti replan to build zero o emission data centers. >> gutierrez also urged participants to come up wi

the indian army denies entering territory it shouldn't have — orfiring shots.r of the chinese state supported global times... the bbc‘s south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, joins me live. thanks for your time today. how do you read what's happened on monday night in the context of the tensions earlier in the year? what is interesting is the change of language on both sides, both china and india. and if you look at the chinese military statement on monday night, it was very, very blunt. they said they had to take countermeasures and they strongly criticised india and warned that china would be forced to take harder steps though the indian troops will not intrude into their territory. for months, the indian defence read just the micro... but the indian army was very swift this morning and issue a statement saying they did not fire a shot, and it was the chinese who fired in the air towards the area. it shows things are really getting hot along the border. both sides are now not onlyjostling for space and they want to dislodge each other from the territories. n

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in ingrained just feed the indian armies in the field through war. it was associated so food prices rose. and india the same time there was a drought in a bad cholera epidemic sooty had this huge population. or people with compromised immune systems and i am argue that in sacks today we have to recognize its immunological standpoint well nearly to humanity's in the u.k. or the united states maybe if if the argue lation. is immunologically compromised it's not just because cancers and diseases but also because of malnutrition co-exist scene sections like hiv but in poor countries in sub-saharan africa and south asia and many parts of merican. the majority of the population is 75 percent. is in this position be gender are true. and demi i should say that the un special rapporteur who talked about increasing malnutrition up to $28.00 in britain have he said it was a political decision the british government denied that completely michael stopping that more from mike davis after this prank. call. was. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or

recognize government in tripoli says it won't resume exports the indian army has concluded its soldiers wrongly killed 3 men during a gun battle in indian administered kashmir 2 months ago initially the army described the men as pakistani terrorists but their families said they were labeled hers and filed a complaint indian soldiers in the region have sweeping powers to search seize and even shoot suspects the report concluded the soldiers exceeded their legal powers. still ahead on al-jazeera taiwan scrambles fighter planes as chinese military jets approach the island but a senior u.s. official is visiting so i paid. for this was a place with no rules set the rules of course they could do whatever they want to speak to a man tortured by authorities in belarus as the u.n. condemns attacks on up to 70000 people. hello there the remnants of sonnie still producing flooding rains across more eastern sections of the united states this massive county can see that is it is eventually carrying away from the east coast and study by saturday should be much drier day generally not in the goals thi

the indian army has concluded its soldiers wrongly killed 3 men during a gun battle in indian administered kashmir 2 months ago initially the army described the men as pakistani terrorists but their families said they were laborers and filed a complaint indian soldiers in the region have sweeping powers to search seize and even shoot suspects that concluded the soldiers exceeded their legal powers people in the us won't be able to download the social media apps to talk and we chat from sunday night president donald trump is banning them over national security concerns talks parent company by dance is trying to finalize a deal to sell its american operations our white house correspondent kimberly hauck it reports from washington. for a stirrer rebuke from the u.s. president we're not going to do anything to jeopardize security. the white house alleges the popular chinese based apps to talk and we chat are stealing american users' private information and handing it to the government in beijing on friday the u.s. commerce department announced we chat will be banned in the u.s. starting sunday

the indian army has concluded its soldiers wrongly killed 3 men during a gun battle in indian and minister kashmir 2 months ago initially the army described the men as pakistani terrorists but their families said they were laborers in far the complaints indian soldiers in the region of sweeping powers to search season even shoot suspects this report concluded the soldiers exceeded their legal powers coronavirus news on the top health agency in the us has reversed a guideline on covert 19 testing after widespread criticism since august the c.d.c. the centers for disease control and prevention had said people didn't need to get tested if they'd come in close contact with an infected person but didn't feel sick themselves prompted objections from scientists who claim the revised rules came from trump appointees or the surgeon coronavirus cases forced several governments to reimpose some of their restrictions with infections worldwide now topping $30000000.00 spain is limiting movement in and around the capital madrid and the british prime ministers want to 2nd wave is inevitable it's from tha

are have been carrying out a campaign of terror on its territory for decades the indian army has always faced back determined intelligence effort to. send militants. the border into kashmir to train up jihad these. many of them have been armed trained financed equipped and occasionally even offset by the pakistani military the pakistani i.s.i. has embarked upon what has been described in pakistani literature as a war of death by a 1000 cuts we learned never to underestimate the enemy for general assad to ronnie the former head of pakistan intelligence using any means to defeat the enemy is justified for me there can be quite a particular purpose. to durani served in the military for 4 decades and as the intelligence chief he was responsible for pakistan's strategy against india. every yes. if you do not have enough conventional a suit because of a lot of your enemy. who do not rely on a conventional response. and among those assets. fighters allies of pakistan who in 1980 s. had been waging war in neighboring afghanistan when the soviets pulled out of guns than a lot of the would have b

nomadic goat herders in the levant region near the border between india and china herders say the indian army stopped them from grazing their coats on pastures near the border this summer. most of the land for bashing in the winter is near the border so if in the coming winter they are stopped from going there we will incur a lot of loss. in some settings that thousands of goats could die this one to which would be a disaster for the more than $1000.00 families in the dark which depend on them for their livelihood and also meet mina industry and if it happened then. it would mean depriving. them of the men who are. from any other. a both india and china have been reinforcing their military strength of the mountains and accuse each other of firing warning shots for the 1st time in 45 years they foreign ministers have agreed to disengage militarily but political analysts say a further escalation is possible given there is no official border between the 2 countries. no ok one or 2 gun shots to start with but all of them have guns. you never know at what time this happens how this happens or when

and the bbc‘s mishal husein tells the story of her grandfather and the indian army's contribution in

and mishal husain tells the story of her grandfather and the indian army's contribution to ending

he was one of more than two million men who fought for britain in the indian army.

with the diamonds each of the 300000 also it is important to keep in mind that critics say that indian armybanned the octagon despite chopping up testing that testing is not a mouth that maybe even debts are behind the cockpit so there is definitely a need to be extremely cautious because india cannot definitely see the clothes in their tools to compete they may should dress well with a view from delhi thank you here watching d w native still to come on the program. a german conductor refuses to pause for a pandemic and celebrates beethoven's birthday in south korea. but 1st all this week here on news we have been marking the 5th anniversary of a decision that could change or excuse me would change the course of european history on this day in 2015 thousands of migrants who had been stuck in limbo in a station in budapest set off on foot for the german border for them it was the start of a new route to the heart of europe for the european union it was a challenge to its core principles by the end of 2015 more than a 1000000 people have sought refuge in the e.u. with many making the long tre

thanks wonder al-jazeera when osiris the indian army has begun disciplinary proceedings against a group of its soldiers the troops admitted they acted with excessive force by killing 3 men suspected of being involved with on groups an indian at a minister's cost near the army ordered an inquiry ah to families accuse the soldiers of staging a gun battle to cover up the men's deaths let's take you to live events from the united nations general assembly where the king of the bahrain is due to speak homage to be nice to our khalifa let's listen in to what's happening at the moment by his majesty king hamad bin and honey for the king of the kingdom of bahrain may god protect him. in the 75th session of the general assembly. in the name of a law the merciful the compassionate what may the peace mercy and blessings of god be upon you. mr president. allow me and out to congratulate you on your election as president of the general assembly in its current session. we wish you success and the fulfillment of its mandate. allow me on so to thank the president of the previous session for his efforts

herders say the indian army stopped them from grazing their coats on pastures near the border this summer. most of the land for bashing in the winter is near the border so if in the coming winter they are stopped from going there we will incur a lot of loss. in some settings said thousands of goats could die this one to which would be a disaster for the more than $1000.00 families in the dark which depend on them for their livelihood and also meet mina and destry and if it happened then they are not able to get. their only source is that it would mean depriving a section of the men who are vulnerable who dig through this economic activity because they're not able to and from any other activity. both india and china have been reinforcing their military strength of the mountains and accuse each other of firing warning shots for the 1st time in 45 years the foreign ministers have agreed to disengage militarily but political analysts say a further escalation is possible given there is no official border between the 2 countries now one or 2 gunshots to start with but all of them have gone. whe

with programmers in new delhi and she says the indian army maintains it did not go across the line of actual control. they are saying that it was the chinese army that tried to close in on one of india's positions and when they were just swayed by their own troops that they fired a few rounds in the air they're also saying that despite grave provocation that indian troops exercised great restraint that they are committed to disengagement to deescalation that china continues to undertake provocative activities to escalate and they're also saying that the latest statement by the chinese army about the firing that's an attempt to mislead it's to the west and the international audience now this happened just 3 days after that meeting between the 2 countries defensemen this does at the shanghai cooperation organization summit it was the highest level meeting between the 2 countries since the current standoff began in may and we also had both sides saying that the other agreed to deescalate the situation after that but we have had so many rounds of talks at different levels since may and ea