in 2004 the indian supreme court ordered the city to provide residents with drinking water since then a few neighborhoods have been hit. to the water network but the pipes are often leaky and sewage mingles with the clean mortar. to children's ear is a nurse from the some above the clinic every week she pays a visit to her patient into. the way. that the tap i fill my water from i used to have to go further and fill it over there but now i have it here. but since the taps are only on for an hour a day people here store water for the rest of the day in the open air. the people here drink contaminated water for a long time clean water from the modern river has only been available for 80 years and before that people drank contaminated water from bore wells or hand pumps it affected their internal organs and many of them also have skin diseases. that is probably the cause of the source on interest hands. according to studies by the indian institute of toxicology research the contamination of the groundwater in bhopal is spreading in 201842 neighborhoods here were affected a year later it

indian country. president trump also strengthened the supreme court by nominating strong conservative judges like neilsupports native american rights. thank you for the opportunity to be here tonight. i'm excited to endorse president trump's re-election. and mr. president, we look forward to hosting you very soon. come visit our land. thank you very much. >> i had always had this unshakeable sense that i know that i know that life has to be more than what it was i've been living. i caught my very first felony conviction at 16 years old, and that type of behavior had led me into more and more arrests, getting in trouble. until the age of 37 years old. i was arrested for a string of bank robberies. and based off of my criminal history, there is a potential that a federal judge could sentence me up to 23 years in a maximum security united states federal penitentiary. in that moment, i played let's make a deal with god. and i asked god to climb into the robe of that judge, whether it's ten years or 50 years, i'm going to invest the rest of my life serving you. and i stood before that federal judge, and th

indian country. president trump strengthened the supreme court by nominating strong conservative judges like neil gorsuchative american rights. thank you for the opportunity to be here tonight. i'm excited to endorse president trump's reelection and mr. president, we look forward to hosting you very soon. come visit our land. thank you very much. >>> i had always had this unshakable sense i know that i know that life has to be more than what it was i've been living. i caught my first felony conviction at 16 years old and that type of behavior led me into more and more arrests until i was 37 years old. i was arrested for a string of bank robberies and based off my criminal history there is a potential a fud real judge could sentence me to 23 years in a maximum security penitentiary. i asked god to climb into the robe of the judge, whether ten years or 50 years, i'm going to invest the rest of my life serving you. and i stood before that federal judge, judge mayhan took his glasses off and leaned back and said i don't know why i'm going to do this but he said i'm not going to give you what you deserve. the

indian country. president trump also strengthened the supreme court by nominating strong conservative judges like neil, who supports native american rights. thank you for the opportunity to be here tonight. i am excited to endorse president trump's reelection. mr. president, we look forward to hosting you very soon. come visit our land. thank you very much. >> i had always had this unshakable sense that i know that i know that life has to be more than what it was i have been living. very first felony at 16tion -- conviction years old and that kind of behavior led me to more and more arrests, getting into trouble. i was arrested for a string of bank robberies, and based off of my, history, there is a potential that a federal judge could sentence me up to 23 years in a maximum security and attention area. in that moment, i got to climb into the -- robes of that judge. i'm going to invest the rest of my life serving you. i stood before that federal judge. he took his glasses off and said i don't know why i'm going to do this, but he said i'm not going to give you what you deserve. and he gave me a lesser

a prominent indian lawyer known for his public activism has been held in contempt by the supreme courtepute." the judges will rule next week on what punishment prashant bhushan will face. his lawyers argued that he was exercising his freedom of speech. the afghan government has begun releasing the final 400 taliban prisoners it's been holding. the move was approved in three days of talks by the grand council of elders at the start of the month. many of the prisoners are accused of crimes such as murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. but their release was a pre—condition to the start of peace talks. pakistan has been celebrating independence day. president arif alvi said in a speech that pakistan is united on the issue of kashmir, and emphasised his support for the people of the region. a flag hoisting ceremony was held at president house in islamabad. plenty more coming up, i'll have the headlines shortly. do stay with us. hello. i suspect my windows will be rattling just as they were last night as the thunderstorms roll on by across the southern part of the british isles. that is

indians not taxed. i think the supreme court in wilkins is clear, the reason that clause is there, are not taxed are excluded from the count is because they are not citizens. well, the indians not taxed right now are illegal immigrants or foreign nationals who are visiting this country, who are not part of our body politic, the same principle applies. >> it has a lot to do with application of our laws to the governed as well as trying to make sure that we are beholding to the country, would it not? >> it does. look. the very notion of consent of the governed is that a particular people decide on the kind of government they're going to have and who the representatives in that government are going to be to govern them in order to best secure inalienable rights that they have from nature and nature's guide. it's not designed to give other people a voice. why have we been concerned the last three years of russia in the election, if we think anybody can choose in our representatives. choosing to govern ourselves and to apply laws to other people while they're here, but they're not the governing body and the polit

on columbia's supreme court has over the detention of former president alvaro uribe he's accused of witness tampering and cruel or even denies any wrongdoing. now indian administered kashmir is in lockdown to prevent protesters from gathering to mark exactly a year since the region lost its special status a curfew has been imposed in the area many local political leaders have been in detention for months and reports. so haleigh might come on has come to pray at his father's grave 65 year old bashir up at khan was shot dead during what indian security forces say were clashes with the main in the northern kashmir town of support on july the 1st they say he was caught in the crossfire. this video shows his body on the road near the car he and his 3 year old grandson were traveling in a photo showing the child sitting on his dead grandfather caused outrage. the family accuses the security forces of putting the boy in top of the dead man so they could take pictures. police reportedly filmed him crying as they drove him away from the scene. the locals who witnessed the theater fighting did happen but it had to stop sometime before bushie ahmed const. but he

appeared at the supreme court on behalf of the students against the decision to conduct the exams during the covert pandemic shush what is student at the delhi public school r k has an aspiring indian earring student and is set to write these exams to get into his course and we have szish watch an associate professor at delhi university and former president of the student federation of india warm welcome to you all. what were the. what was the supreme court's justification for paul ding the government decision to go ahead with the exams. supreme court allowed the government of india to continue with these exams on the grounds for so long while that didn't sit that they don't want to be inducted into the government sponsored decision 2nd long was that the suit they didn't want to lip an economic decision off it's too didn't get listed so on these 2 grounds and it will supreme court to say that they don't want to postpone the advance and now how about the situation here in india is that really the only bad not only quick 90 bend of meat which is that extremely interesting yet in a loving manner but also all many parts of india are witnessing that now incessantly in a flood lens laden

indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting] friends -- this, my friends, is , abortion on demand, a litmus test, the supreme courtrimination against religious schools, women in combat units. it is a change, all right. that is not the kind of change america needs. it is not the kind of change america wants. and it is not the kind of change we can abide in a nation that we still call god's country. [cheers and applause] the president of the united states -- the president of the united states is also america's commander-in-chief. he's the man we authorize to send fathers and sons and brothers and friends into battle. george bush was 17 years old when they bombed pearl harbor. he left his high school graduation, he walked down to the recruiting office, and he signed up to become the youngest fighter pilot in the pacific war. [cheers and applause] and mr. clinton, and bill -- i will tell you where he was. i will tell you where he was. i will tell you where he was. let me tell you where he was. when bill clinton's time came in vietnam, he sat up in a dormitory room in oxford, england, and figured out how to dodge the d

indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary! [cheering] >> friends, friends -- [chanting] my friends, this is radical feminism. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america. demand. on a litmus test for the supreme courtxual rights. discrimination against religious schools. women in combat units. that's change, all right, but not the kind of change america needs. it's not the kind of change america wants. and it's not the kind of change we can abide in a nation we call god's country. [cheering] >> a president of the united is also -- a president of the united states is also commander-in-chief. he's the man we authorize to and sons and brothers and friends into battle. george bush was 17 years old they bombed pearl harbor. he left his high school graduation. he walked down to the recruiting office. and he signed up to become the fighte fighter pilot in the pacific war. [cheering] >> and mr. clinton -- [cheering] >> i'll tell you where he was. i'll tell you where he was. [chanting] >> i'll tell you where he was! let me tell you where he was. [cheering] >> i'll tell you where he was. inn bill clinton's time came vietnam, he set up in a oxford,y room in england, and figured out how to dodge the draft. [bo