of the 20000000 indian seats. and as well as a month you can keep the pilgrims from within pakistan are also under way. on sikh holidays believers are required to visit a temple or. ideally one of the especially holy places like one kind of sucky birthplace of the religions founder. of the. one kind of sucky plies a good 3 hour drive away from car talk and this is where we've been to seeing lives of works. but. i'm going along to the 1st secretly who migrated here after 947. my grandfather and his 2 brothers were the 1st ones to come of it all. families had moved from here to india during the partition 947 which partitioned into. that time it was difficult for us with pakistanis see it with their target to live here. today pakistan has an estimated 6 population of just 20000 in a country of 220000000 muslims 28 year old put in there has strong thoughts about the country's partition over 70 years ago. i could see your indian saying brothers on the other side they would look at the great water through binoculars tha

a former indian consul general to pakistan explains. what is a very very hard stress it all very very very important to them and don't forget that it is probably the sikhs who suffered the most a partition the sikhs who lost the most at partition and the sikhs also who retaliated the most at partition. how did the tiny minority of seats become such an important political issue for the 2 powerful nation. will cut off or change anything for the seat. could it be a testing ground for peace between india and pakistan more than 70 years after their partition. as we travel through india and pakistan when john we come across new hopes and fears. of. going. to. the new border crossing is located just a few hours drive south of kashmir the region india and pakistan have fought 2 wars over since the foundation and where they remain on a hostile footing with each other. but here on the ground in punjab at the entrance to the car talk or corridor the mood is currently a peaceful even relaxed one. of. the indian subcontinent is home to over one and

culture and indian punjab. among deep in his wife stepped up to visit his brother who lives nearby and now have their nice with them to visit the 1st and only partition museum on the indian subcontinent. the museum was opened in 2017 a town hall of them gets up to mark the 70th anniversary of partition most of the collection comprises photos and memorabilia of people directly affected by the partition ruins and life size replicas bear witness to the victims and give visitors a very physical and emotional impression of a suffering. 40 percent of the population you know operative completely on board the side. people lost their lives there are names. used it's been 70 years it was up not he. in june 1907 the british had agreed to separate muslim pakistan from the predominantly hindu india and grant the 2 nations independence barely 3 months later. british wanted to rule here so it was their policy to do why divide us it is one of the you know blackest step in the colonial rule. you know you know we need people wit

const to the indian constitution. in purely temporary provision of the constitution of india was amended or. changed by the parliament of india and this change was made with the objective to give better governance and better rights to the people of jammu and kashmir and dark and because jammu and kashmir and of course india as well have been at the receiving end of cross border terrorism for 40 years with 40000 people having innocent people having lost their lives to terrorism. there were also credible inputs to indicate that they were they were going to be attempts made of a similar nature. so certain law and order mccann isms had to be put in place to secure the lives and safety of the people now these measures have been progressively you know released or changed over the balance and. normal life is you know almost everything is there all essential supplies all essential services are working that has never been any shortage of food or medicine. landline telephone even internet is working in fully in the dark and sel

in 1924 indian citizenship act. we as native people were the last people to have citizenship for our own land. not even all states honored that. they did honor it in 1957. in 1968, indian civil rights act. san francisco was a huge part of the movement with the alcatraz occupation. we just recently celebrated the 50th year anniversary of alcatraz o ok cue participation. more haven't in 2019 the california state legislators have 10 native democratic members. oon may 5th it is san francisco city and county days of missing, murdered indigenous women awareness day. >> for the school year 1819, i am going over highlights and successes. indian educational alumni returned to support the program after they graduated. collaboration and teamwork with the san francisco school district we can empower the community and increase academic achievement. the indian education program students and alumni created a mapping project and build leadership skills and entrepreneur motivevation. the opportunity enabled our students to learn abo

the standing rock protest was framed as cowboys versus indians as the case of the white man getting indiansdown again it is true but not completely. the bigger conflict between privileging profit and enterprise over the common good and once again native people were there to bring the fight to our attention once again we were put in the position to make america a better and safer from herself a new way to think it is up to us to dream a new one. to help it's always useful to invoke the late great walter bennett dean also on everyone's reading list. come on. the german critic and thinker? know? he says to articulate the past historically does not mean to recognize that the way it really was a means to seize hold of the memory that in every era of the attempt must be made to arrest tradition away from conformism that is about to overpower it only that historian has the gift of the past two is firmly convinced even then it would not be safe from the enemy if he wins. i think today is that moment of danger i think today we can see and we can feel it is particularly true for you who live in dc th

with cowboys versus indians. just as the white man again but of course and privileging profit and enterprise. over the common good. and to bring that to our attentionbr to make america a better. so we need a new way to think like a guy in the snow at wounded knee it is up to us to dream a newew one. it's always useful to invoke the late great walter bending. he says to articulate the past historically does not mean to recognize that the way it really was a means to seize hold of the memory that in every era of the attempt must be made to arrest tradition away from conformism that is about to overpower it only that historian has the gift of the past two is firmly convinced even then it would not be safe from the enemy if he wins. i think today is that moment of danger i think today we can see and we can feel it is particularly true for you who live in dc that america has always been at war with itself. since the beginning it has been in a war over its character. and native people have been at the center of that co

south africa was 1.1.5000000 people of indian origin. india tries to play the 4 card and also in order to strengthen its relation with africa and this is certainly an advantage that india has was just china has more and does it does it work you could do do do these these indian populations in african countries do they make a difference well it's very very difficult to assess because in most of the african countries the shelf the indian dust was relatively small a country like angel or tanzania only have about $100000.00 people so it's pretty difficult and at the end it depends more on the political and on the economic relationship. rather than them on the just or the bit which sectors of the economy commies india focusing in african countries well india is mainly focusing on the energy sector india has used the energy imports from africa in order to diversify its energy imports india has traditionally been very dependent from the middle east which of which is a very volatile region as we are seeing just in these days. improved in recent

indian premier a caused b. honeybunch life. and it's in that spirit of peace that i monday and keyed out to are now making their trip. they were both born in punjab not far from where they now live and with. their making the trip on behalf of their respective families and are among the 1st to have been granted permission to go to talk a. little. i'm excited i am. just living the moment i saw many video of the many big jazz many people going across about me visiting that place and it would be a feeling physically and money to live. on in the region and i just think that it didn't think that me and linda muslims on. their journey takes them through the indian part of the punjab the bread basket of india and the only indian state where sikhs comprise the majority population the rule even romantic region is home to 18 of the 20000000 people and see. it as well as on monday can keep programs from within pakistan are also under way on sikh holidays believers are required to visit a temple or cold water ideally one of the especially h

well when i 1st became the prime minister i made every effort to talk to the indian government prime minister the in the moody. my 1st speech i said you come one step towards us we come to towards you that we can resolve all our differences through dialogue. but it soon transpired that there was a recent why india was not responding and the reason was the r.s.s. ideology and this then soon became evident last year when on 5th august they unilaterally annex. is a disputed territory between pakistan and india. in the. several united nations resolutions from 70 years ago. not only call it a disputed territory but the people of kashmir were given the right by the international community by the united nations that the. plebiscite they were they should decide their own destiny. but prime minister conned many pakistani people who also say that the human rights situation in the pakistani part of kashmir is also not perfect how do you answer to that. well this is very easy why the we invite anyone anywhere in the world can come and see the pakistan side of caution and then they go and see the

this is the news coming up an indian on paper or not at all that's the choice some think they could be making thanks to a new citizenship law the government has brought and we speak to those facing this real crisis plus. a general in the pakistani court provokes a death sentence time to form a. message for the military. about corrupt. debuts as an olympic sport. but in japan it's kicked off a debate. very welcome to. it's good to have you with us indians have been on the streets since last month for testing a new citizenship poll introduced by the government the law provides of due to indian citizenship for persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries everyone except muslims that is. now that all says that this law in conjunction with the head count of residents in the country could affect citizenship rights of india's muslims numbering 200000000 that's if the government asked for documents many especially for indians don't have either because one of militia just followed reports from was a foreigner in the state of. delhi is out on the street and it has been called weeks

it's good to have you with us indians have been on the streets since last month for a new citizenship role introduced by the government the mole provides a route to citizenship for persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries everyone except muslims that is. now that all says that this law in conjunction with the headcount of residents in the country could affect citizenship rights of india's muslims numbering 200000000 that's if the government asked for documents many especially for indians don't have legal correspondent and we should just. in the state of. delhi is out on the streets and it has been called weeks now thought after body that an amended citizenship law combined with a national population register goodison franchise minorities this has birthed a rallying cry in followed that at the with those who don't have that i documents we won't show up people. if the authorities come knocking but intervene could be in trouble. he does have documents. a water identification card and a government mandated id. but in each his name is spelled differently in one it starts

first to indian the indian counterparts as you pointed out e.u. is of course india's the biggest trading partner at almost $92000000000.00 and is much much lower but remember always that yours has always been used by indian companies and indian businessman as a gateway to israel because of historical reasons and of course you can want to access to indian markets and india as a little girl i've provided so why did you could cause i don't relax this immigration policy is one this is the nuclear deal between you in the same of course it. was higher there are trade relations with the economic story of india today pointed out that they want to be if i didn't fall on me but 2025 and sleep will play a very important role in this. deal but what indications are there that indian companies will get a better deal from britain than you. well again it all depends on what the white house what pans out one of their own for one of the top indian company told me today the c.e.o. of the indian company told me that there is a lot of uncertainty late now or grades th

offers to indian the indian counterparts as you pointed out e.u. is of course india's biggest dope trading partner at almost $92000000000.00 and you case much much lower but remember what the your so you can has always been used by indian companies and in those notes meant as a gateway to euro because of historical reasons and of course you can once again access to indian markets and india as a little girl like provided why did you don't relax this immigration policy is one of the new trade deal between you in the same of course india itself once how you are treated relations of it in the economic so we often get a pointed out that they want to be a 5 trillion on me by 2025 and fleetly it will play a very important rule in this in this deal but what it occasions are that the indian companies will get a better deal from britain than the e.u. . well again it all depends on what the white house what pans out one of them for one of the top indian company told me today the c.e.o. of the indian company told me that there is a lot of uncertainty late now

joining us from mumbai with the details of an indian plan to evacuate some stu d e nts an indian planome students from china. the self—taught uk trader who made millions in bogus trades and contributed to a brief 2010 grass in the us stock market has been sentenced to a year of home confinement —— 2010 crash. he made more than $7 million, trading from his childhood bedroom, including 12.8 million us dollars tied to his illegal behaviour. with more, here are samira hussain in new york. what he was doing was something cold spoofing —— old max moving, putting forward all these trades but then actually not following through with them and profiting on that intent to get the shares. so that is something thatis get the shares. so that is something that is illegal, and he amassed in all of the trade, both illicit and non— illicit, $70 million. as you pointed out, from the comfort of his bedroom, in his parent‘s home in west london. in 2015 he was arrested and spent four months in prison in london. he decided to plead guilty to lesser charges and then cooperated with us authorities. both of th

battalions and indian per n battalions. the indian army bore a larger burden than the fighting as the campaigns went on. army is largely indian. supplied themselves. they had bases in india, sources of supply in india. they fought the war with what they had. ps, see american trucks, jee and they are ubiquitous throughout the theater. some aircraft were transferred to the raf. there are all kinds of transfers of capability. litigate would not take -- lindgate would not take indian troops as he insisted they were not dependent. equivalentwere the of the division and a half, maybe two divisions, sucked up a lot of the british battalions. slimdid not make general very happy. picture.ixed the numbers sometimes are misleading because you have lots of people but find out that not a lot of them were trigger pullers and you had tremendous logistical problems to find a huge commitment of forces trying to keep the spare point supplied. alliess is that the eventually enjoyed a slight numerical majority but not much of one. >> we have t

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his inventing new delhi was not matched outside the main gate traditional indian street traders have been protesting the c.e.o.'s visit they say around 100000 small businesses have gone bust because of internet retailers selling unfairly discounted products thank you i was in the main competitive flipkart of colonial practices. there the 2nd version of this should be a good one quite bold to go pretty sure they don't need to give their all. jeff bezos trying to head off some of that criticism with his 1000000000 dollar announcement he says the investment will help indian businesses to digitize and spread their products will wide we're going to use our global footprint to export outside of the new year to export $10000000000.00 us dollars of make in india goods don't 6 go by but that promise hasn't been enough to convince indian traders who wish amazon had never turned up in the 1st place. i report by consulting firm mckinsey says businesses are urgently need to adapt to the threats posed by climate change it says millions of lives and trillions of dollars in economic activity could b

in 1924 indian citizenship act. we as native people were the last people to have citizenship for our own land. not even all states honored that. they did honor it in 1957. in 1968, indian civil rights act. san francisco was a huge part of the movement with the alcatraz occupation. we just recently celebrated the 50th year anniversary of alcatraz o ok cue participation. more haven't in 2019 the california state legislators have 10 native democratic members. oon may 5th it is san francisco city and county days of missing, murdered indigenous women awareness day. >> for the school year 1819, i am going over highlights and successes. indian educational alumni returned to support the program after they graduated. collaboration and teamwork with the san francisco school district we can empower the community and increase academic achievement. the indian education program students and alumni created a mapping project and build leadership skills and entrepreneur motivevation. the opportunity enabled our students to learn abo

the indians. but some politicians point to a growing number of complaints about bias teachers and school materials horace german vice chairman of hong kong's largest pro establishment party season need for action he's helped form a committee to review the curriculum that shortage of pitches in hong kong they are still but fabric could carrot focus shape. in to shake out kiss in the school but it would need to appear rather like that about the patient a confidence being savaged by the mind up just like it my daughter lumber off to just sit home call. the government has made clear that teaches the rest of the demonstrations will be banned from the classroom. that has also issued warnings to teachers who voiced strong anti government opinions on social media although none have been suspended so far the teacher's union aligned to the pro-democracy com has organized protests against what it calls might terror i think it's just a face to present i. guess shows up positive i think so i think that that's.

policy that protects him what does the citizenship amendment act do does it render this muslim non indian that i know i want to go i want to be friend mr consequence again you have been stopping by telling that the people who was there dressing in the space x. men i made up the ass of north of it off the base i'll shout i'm not being a postgraduate student i have got the same i'll tell you i've got to be one of the students or was that india i have seen and i have went to the people i have thought the people all over the indian are 6 probably want to have me there and then i then understand everything regarding the city here all of the stages being it's not big and how to say the signings what in what fields and that's why i don't worry about india everyone including everyone else can only and i live for understand there being the odd little mark all read also but it's not the whole big ideology which the be the big government companies will say from the information or wealth they are signing one thing the flock stayed they went back for the. i did indeed on the basis that really the pres

coming up irony or chivalry i was on both jeff bezos pledges to invest billions to indian businesses the very kind many accuse his company of destroying. staving off trouble in paradise pristine beaches on the rich wildlife throw tourists from all over the world to the seychelles now there are told to keep visitor numbers down and. this new business i'm paid for it isn't welcome a day after the ceiling of the u.s. china trade deal the european union has cost dived over its legality the e.u.'s top trade official has pledged to investigate whether china's commitment to increased purchases of us goods by $200000000000.00 is w t o compatible the bloc says it will mind and legal challenge if it finds violations . there for more on this let's cross right over to financial correspondent jose luis to hire on wall street hi jose it's good to talk to you the ink on this deal is barely dry and they're ready its legality is being called into question what is the e.u. looking for when it comes through the fine text of this. well the key component of deal that could be subject to 2 contention as y

indian units in north africa came back and the indians participated in the burma campaign. it's a mix. the british troops fought with the british weapons, 25 pounders, guns, stuff that they used for a generation. i think the real issue was how rapidly the british commanders and the division and corps commanders were white british professional officers either out of the indian army or the british army. i think they had some real doubts about the fighting effectiveness of the indian army and the real accomplishment is to figure out how to mix in burqas, white batallions and indian batallions in mixed brigades which seemed to be the best formula. the british army did not get many british white replacements in 1944 and 1945. the indian army certainly bore a larger burden on fighting as the campaigns went on. 1945, the 14th army is pro dominantly the indian army, not british or burqa troops. the british supplied themselves. they had bases in india. they had sources of supply in india. they pretty much fought the war with what they had. you see american trucks, you see american j

policy that protects him what does the citizenship amendment act do does it render this muslim non indian that i know i want to go i want to be sentenced a consequence again you have been stopping by telling them the people who want their dressing in the streets as i made up the abduction without it also be i absolutely shattered not being able to grab his today and i guess at the same i'll tell you i was with the one of the students here was that indeed i have seen and i have rang the people i have spoke to the people all over the in the i don't really want to have that and then i then understand everything regarding this the hate all of the states is being it's not also big and how to say this signing what in what seems on the side of the word that and yet he said everyone including everyone else can only and they live for understand that being the odds will mark all read also that it's not willful big ideology which the be the big government and the nation state from the information or will they obviously i'm going to. the big when there will be bited india on the basis that really the

situation as it were if these laws were if this law wasn't passed what's the right of a muslim non indian who has an immigrant in india if he's a legal immigrant he can say under the rules of his visa if he's an illegal immigrants and it's divided into 2 sections one is. someone who is fleeing persecution on any grounds like it's the city religion etc that person under the government policy can continue to get what's called a long term visa which is a refugee policy of the government of india and that's illegal immigrant who is just an economic migrant who is coming to india for such a best a livelihood obviously is liable to be deported there's no refugee policy for him there's no policy that protects him what does the citizenship amendment act do does it render this muslim non indian so i know i want to go i want to be friend mr confidant again you have been stopping by saying that the people who was there dressing in the speech last night i made up the ass of north of it off the bill i was shot and not being able to grab his today and i have got the same knife i will tell you was that

the indians have not always spoken with a single voice. under a swindle promised the money and a better life some in the indigenous community the elders in general refused all mining from the start but others were tempted by rentals little gifts. to. a consultation meeting is organized the tribes gather at the traditional house of the luka their meeting place. and. worry because he goes complained they are making a manifesto for the colombian state to reaffirm their resistance to mining. so they are not now and they are connected by name and he had to get that private and i got mine i got it and i'm taking. him out of that by god what does that mean by a bit of good advice that i would have a headache i'm not gonna be here but i don't. feel good but i do make it if i go and then you know i think yeah my looking at it. but everybody will know you. as is their mother. almost as good as he was a. lawyer. i think a little more going to new york and bigger but oprah where nick when they started you on. them all know that if you walk in with the

also coming up irony or chivalry on the songs often baby pledges to invent billions in indian businesses the very kind many accuse him company of throwing. on the staving off trouble in paradise pristine beaches of the rich wildlife draw tourists from all over the world to the potential of now they are called to keep visitor numbers out. this is your business i'm kate ferguson welcome a day off to the ceiling of the u.s. china trade deal the european union has cost doubts over its legality the top trade official has pledged to investigate whether china's commitment to increase purchases of u.s. goods by $200000000000.00 is w t o come possible the clock says it will mind a legal challenge if it finds violations now earlier chinese vice premier youth who insisted the pact complied with w t o regulations let's take a listen to what he had. to. which there are 2 important conditions no negotiations the 1st one is not hurting the 3rd parties and the 2nd one is sticking to the principles of the world trade organization china's imports are actually based on the market principle and the rule of

detrimental to indian businesses.tres away from where mr bezos spoke, indian traders held a protest, accusing amazon of violating competition law. almost 40% of business has been taken away in the last four months by these companies. the indian regulator will be filing its report in the next 60 days. mr bezosis its report in the next 60 days. mr bezos is expected to meet senior government officials on this trip to explore more opportunities within india's strict regulation structure in an effort to keep expanding in what amazon considers to be a very promising market. now, can you now, can you guess now, can you guess the most popular apps on smart phones? well, nearly three quarters of the $120 billion thatis three quarters of the $120 billion that is spent by consumers last year went to gaming related apps. that's according to a market research company, atp and. this woman says it has a lot to do with young consumers. young publishers are driving trends, and if you look at millennials, who we re and if you look at m

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immediately address enhan delay hiring american indian and alaskan native enumerators and partnership specialists to enhance trusted sources for cou indian country population to ure rely upon.umeratio reallocate resources to address needs for more communications actions to ensure complete s are remuneration of american indian and alaskan native populations. increase communications to tribal communities on what resources are available to ibalc ensure theirom participation ism complete, increase media buys ia more diverse areas for tribal p communities, ensure data collected about american indian and alaskan native households is accurate and accessible after the implementation of a planned new disclosure avoidance mythologies. so in conclusion, in closing i urge this committee to continuer conducting oversight in the gens census bureau implementation of thee 2020 census.e this will help ensure a complete and accurate count for the indigenous people of this >> country. berthank you.you. i now recognize mr. moore for five minutes. >> good morning, ladies and f nw gentlemen, chairwoman mal

ambassador visit indian administered kashmir for the 1st time since its autonomy was revoked in oldest. and canada has joined the investigation to find out why a ukrainian jet crashed in iran killing all 176 people on. the us house of representatives is jews of those on measure limiting president donald trump's ability to take military action against iran as the fallout from the assassination of iranian general custom sala mahdi continues earlier on wednesday president trump backed away from saw the military confrontation but democrats are not satisfied house speaker nancy pelosi says that she doesn't believe saddam audi's killing has made the us safer. we are passing today a war powers resolution to limit the president's military actions ministration must use deescalate and must protect prevent further by alliance america and the world cannot afford to war but what happened in the view of many of us is not promoting peace but an escalation not that we have any confidence in the goodness. of the good intentions of iran and we certainly do not respect an act from my intelligence backgro