wearing indian americans. that it's yeah i think it's complicated complicated and a lot of that has to do with. just evaluating each candidate for who they are and what they bring to the table and where they are in terms of. their position on different issues. certainly at the national level i see that there's a very diverse understanding of how people view this mo the trump relationship of course you know the indian diaspora in the united states is not a monolith it is just as diverse as india itself and so that is incredibly important and understanding where the indian american vote will be and this i think you know we were just talking about that how the more the celebration where there is essentially massive celebration of a genocidal killer. you know in houston texas so. this is not in tune with the ideas of the indian constitution or the u.s. constitution so i really question you know what is driving that sort of. that zeal and that it's something to be to be vigilant of the sort of ideology that is is d

to be proud of our indian heritage. thanks her late mother for guiding the course of her life and how this is indeed a connection make a difference to india u.s. ties where washington. british welcome to. glad you could join us. has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the post of vice president of the united states it is the 1st time a woman of black and indeed american heritage has been nominated for such a position by any major u.s. political party besides the u.s. is also generating excitement in the country of those above india a mission where common law still has family ties but the question really is if and how that will impact relations between the u.s. and india. banus of kaamelott harris not in the united states but in india the possibility of an indian american becoming the next u.s. vice president is stoking national pride. especially in her grandparents' native chennai in the south of the country what if they give me immense pride as a woman to learn that the woman with roots in this city is all s

indian society the young the young indian population has progressed and particularly on off on the for for women there's been a quantum leap both in terms of professional responsibility social independence day ability to just educate yourself and then do something with it so there's this weird expectation around having a highly educated partner a lot hardly educated white but doing nothing with that education safe if there is a bit of room for 2 people to explore and this is the crux of like are the companies proposition it's that space to get to know each other without sort of over committing so arranged marriage becomes really had because when 2 people actually meet 2 families are involved uncles a lot of communiques exchange and both sides it becomes a very vested decision when those 2 people meet whereas if a guy and a girl still meet in an arranged marriage setting but they have the room to explore that relationship over several months or a year like it like they would because expect eons of individuality have progressed there's a shot at it working. so now that it is now over but

where pakistani and indian troops face off day of. pentecost boarding would leave about here in pakistani administered kashmir a few foreigners are allowed in. but we've been granted special permission. to. this mountainous region looks peaceful but it's a highly volatile area where fighting can break out at any time. over the last 7 decades up 210-0000 people from both sides have been killed. on the deadly violence began from the moment the 2 nations of india and pakistan were creating. the accession of kashmir is the unfinished business of politicians. feeling was on the part of pakistan that kashmir would naturally sheet to pakistan . kashmir was a muslim majority state ruled by a hindu maharajah had troubles in kashmir where india supported the project in many ways it should have gone to pakistan because it had a muslim majority but it hindu my raja chose for it to come to him it was a choice forced on the maharajah when weeks after partition pakistan sent in fighters already the rebel forces have left a trail of bloated and burni

outrage in the indian parliament on august 5 last year the indian government stunned opposition lawmakers by announcing it was revoking cuss me as autonomy the basis of the region's complex relationship with india for decades. the special status of german and kashmir is going to be automatically null and void and. the hindu nationalist government said the move was necessary to spur economic development and to better integrate the region with the rest of the country the opposition was shocked. and today the ruling party b j p has berri the constitution and the democracy. thank you as a result 7000000 people in the kashmir valley were put under lockdown for months the government severely restricted freedom of movement and bans gatherings it cut landlines and mobile phones and even shut down the internet. thousands of people were arrested including 3 former chief ministers reportedly hundreds of people still remain under house arrest all behind bars mostly without charge there are also reports of torture indian authorities deny the allegations. neighboring pakistan still condemns india's act

she is a legendary american indian actctivist. she is a cofoundnder of women of all red nations. >> thank you. >> you were born on an indian reservation in south dakota. thebecame an activist in 1960's. you participated in someme famos momoments, the occupation of the alcatraz jail in california in 1969, then there was the hamlet of wounded knee in 1973. you became an activist because you were confronted as a very young child with the issue of being an american indian in the country where there were tensions around the issue. >> it started, i guess, when i was young because the u.s. americanovernment have indian policies through the decades. it depends on what party is in control of the government at the time. ththey had a boarding scschool system foror our p people natioe on different reservations. thth were boarardi schools t to take the chihildren awayay frome famililies and put t them in the boarding schools where they are taught to be a non-native. >> you recount all those years womenocumentary, warrior is the title of it. yo

recognizing what happened to the american indians? would you say that today your respected, more listens to, or is it still a struggle, that you still feel that the american indians may have less fear of the government and other minorities, for instance? madonna: i say we because it is mostly people who are activist, of our people that i am involved with mainly. we do have tribal governments that are recognized by the federal government, and that is how the nation to n nation relationship is today. but, no, the united states government has never, ever honored any of ththe treaties tt whichatified by congress, -- by totally ignoring g the provisions. then violating many of the provisions by stepping in a and kiking ld, o occupying land that is under treaty. comes in whatever america, recognition of anything for our people, comes from our doing to make it an issue. a treaty rights issue of land and water -- we have to do that. we have to make the noise so that they look in, a a it is the people and organizations in america that makes th

anywhere of indian origin india is. perceived and is an important player in the vaccines for supply for the world this pressure however took a political turn india's top medical research body in a letter to trial sites said that the trial should be expedited to have the vaccine ready to launch by mid august this raised serious concerns on whether the extraordinarily expedited trials will be free and ethical the move was seen by critics as the indian prime minister to make a dramatic announcement in his independence day speech on aug 15th are rallying on a cry that india can be self-reliant. but after pressure from medical community the government body. clarified that no compromises would be made on safety and that the deadline was simply to expedite the trials and to dictate. in geology the researches see that it could take close to a year for the 1st 2 phases of the indian vaccine trials to be completed and so far there's been no works which has gone through not been psyco. any rexy mistake then there's a few years i h

south east asia anywhere of indian origin india is. perceived and is an important player in the vaccines for supply for the world this pressure however took a political tone india top medical research body in a letter to trial sites said that the trial should be expedited to have the vaccine ready to launch by mid august this raised serious concerns on whether these extraordinarily expedited trials will be safe and ethical the move was seen by critics as for the indian prime minister to make a dramatic announcement in his independence day speech on aug 15th out of rallying on a cry that india can be self-reliant. but after pressure from medical community the government body clarified that no compromises would be made on safety and that the deadline was simply to expedite the trials and. in reality the researchers say that it could take close to a year for the 4th to faeces of the indian vaccine trials to be completed and so far there's been no work. which promises. but with close to a 5th of the world's population of india is seen as c

of trips on the reservation the pine ridge indian reservation. and we were going from one community to the next we were invited to go and listen to their troubles or problems- and you know just to make contact because we were invited to go. so i had my ten year old son with me and we were gonna make our rounds o on thehe reservatin visit the communities and then go back to where w we were in rapid city off the reservation we were gathered there. end basically we were confronted. in the hamlet of wounded knee which is a very symbolic place on this very symbolic because there was a massacre in eighteen ninety there. and it's kind of like it it was not so much now but it was a major tourist attraction. because many of thee us soldiers back in eighteen ninety ththey were. up medals of honor. for the massacre i meaean that's the kid of hisistory that we know the other side. of the history so- but the fact that we werere liliterally surrounded. and helo there i mean when we were on our way to another village. but gunfire you k know opened up in anand w

southeast asia anywhere of indian origin india is. perceived and is an important in the vaccines for supply for the word this pressure however took a political tone india top medical research body in a letter to trial sites said that the trial should be expedited to have the vaccine ready to launch by mid of this this raised serious concerns on whether these extraordinarily expedited trials will be safe and ethical the move was seen by critics as for the indian prime minister to make a dramatic announcement in his independence day speech on aug 15th out of rallying on a cry that india can be self-reliant. but after pressure from medical community the government body clarified that no compromises would be made on safety and that the deadline was simply to expedite the trials and. in geology the researchers say that it could take close to a year for the 1st 2 faeces of the indian vaccine trials to be completed and so far there's been no work for. few years. which promises. but with close to a 5th of the world's population of india is se

the indian army has released a statement the indian government in fact saying that late on saturday night in the early hours of sunday morning that chinese troops violated a consensus that was agreed to in the treaty diplomatic engagement during an ongoing standoff between the 2 countries in the region of east in the dock and that china tried to carry out military movements to you need naturally changed status quo they said that indian troops preempted this activity on the southern banks of the path leg they also said that india is committed to maintaining peace through dialogue but equally determined to protect its territorial integrity and that there are now commanded level talks going on to try and resolve the issue now talks have been going on between the 2 sides since may 2 this all of these escalating tensions and the border dispute between india and china goes back decades they both have territorial claims on 3 and a half 1000 kilometers of land they often have soldiers often have clashes along that unofficial boarded the line of actual control but what changed was despite these ta

but many of those who live here aren't italians they're indians. at least $11000.00 of them and possibly up to 4 times more. mostly sikhs from punjab in northern india they are economic migrants who've come here to work in local farms and send money. but all too often those dreams are crushed instead they can face abuse and exploitation laboring for pitiful wages and trapped in a system from which there is no escape. we've come to hear their story. made of friends. on the lagoon of the border illegally b.r.c. needs to lump all it ended up on chairs for longer than the. 1000000 are there the number that about to get even those on the net. income of being that i wouldn't. have done more but i'm not. going to become a lost on most of them even if you get in the way. it can i'm going to run but i'm going never but a nominal number that i'm never going to live to back them got me. this 100 mile long stretch of land facing the terrain in sea was marshlands until a century ago when fascist dictator benito mussolini organized the mass migration for. northe

a religious procession had been banned by the indian authorities. injured and in pain dozens of people to help the hospital in srinagar the largest city in. administered kashmir some suffering from serious injuries to their eyes and face. others need treatment for wounds to their bodies after indian police shotgun pellets and tear gas and shia muslims taking part in a religious procession it was a peaceful protest. as will be as well to be followed properly by what happened all of a sudden you're getting started and some. of the more notice off. hours earlier hundreds had defied a ban by indian or thirty's on perceptions to mark assure which commemorates the death of the prophet mohammed's grandson but government forces were out in large numbers. and offices were determined to enforce the ban and break up the

citizens earlier also there were indian citizens somewhere the sentiment of separatism was big fan of the slogans of self totally freedom that's over in the years since india made that decision it has imposed a lockdown cut off all modes of communication and its forces everest at several political leaders and young men. amnesty international says the entire population of kashmir has been deprived of its right to freedom of expression and opinion through protected communication restrictions it's calling on the indian government to immediately release all political leaders journalists and activists from administrative detention restore 4 g. mobile internet the congested prisons and launch a prompt and independent investigation into the attacks on journalists indian officials say a curfew that's been imposed is essential to maintain security in the region. and human rights activists see it as a violation of india's international obligations more than 800000 indian soldiers are stationed in the picturesque valley nestled in the himalayas. there have been offers to mediate by the un secret

there's been a lot of academic studies about the role of the indian army and very few about the indianops in the burma campaign... 0ur correspondentjohn maguire is at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, where today's commemorations are taking place. the ceremony ended a while ago now the dignitaries are members of the royalfamily, prime the dignitaries are members of the royal family, prime minister, secretary of state have all departed, but there are still many people here wondering around. it is a very calm and peaceful, interesting and moving environment here at the national memorial arboretum and very fitting for a today's service. many veterans here talking to members of the media, each other, sharing stories. i'm delighted to see ted woodward is still with us here today. how are you getting on? tell me about what you getting on? tell me about what you thought of the service. where do you thought of the service. where do you want me to start? what did it make you think of? those quiet moments or moments of reflection, what were you thinking? mywife, she said she was

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 was docked out of the car and fired up all. the latest report from the rights group genera

a lawyer jinnah began his political life within the hindu dominated indian national congress . later on he also joined the muslim me a group protecting the muslim minority. both parties were fighting for an independent india which at the time was gina's ultimate goal jinnah in strongly opposed to the idea of a separate muslim nation and indeed he is saying this is british divide and rule they want us to be divided we've got to stand together we've got to fight for our freedom if we don't fight for our freedom to get that we will never be free but he increasingly gets sidelined by a new younger generation of leadership among whom particularly there is there is no room who is his nemesis handed now who calls for an indian republic is accused by the league of working for domination over the muslim minority but are making everyone with britain's grip on india weakening nehru and the indian national congress grew in power nehru wanted a new india to have a strong central government run by his party this alarmed general who argued muslim majority regions should govern themselves. it

this is the the line from palin a passenger plane skids off a runway an indian breaks into the air india express flight from dubai with nearly 200 people on board slid off the runway wet conditions while landing in terra let's bring you the latest of from india also a program. that grief turns to lebanon's leadership following the deadly explosions that gets through the capital beirut on cheers a major protest is planned for saturday. journalists ahead of sunday's presidential election the crackdown comes as president alexander lukashenko looks to extend his 26 year old a d w reporter is sentenced to 10 days in prison. i'm frugal welcome to the program we start in india where a passenger plane skidded off the runway while trying to land and 14 cause he koda also known as kali cuts in the southern states of canada at least 17 people are dead and dozens injured according to reports the india express flight was returning from dubai with nearly 200 passengers on board let's go straight to the indian capital for more data blue corresponding to many of the challenger it joins us from delhi wel

she is the first black female and first indian-american on a presidential ticket. this news was overwhelming. >> those of us who worked on her campaign, i cannot, as a woman, as a woman of color, as an indian-american, i can't tell you what this feels like. i'm just so happy. >> she was among several women biden was considering for the vp position including elizabeth warren and karen bass. in a tweet biden explained why he picked harris saying she worked closely with his late son beau when he was attorney general of california. i watched as they lifted up working people and protected women and kids from abuse. i was prout proud then and i'm proud now. but things haven't always been so warm between the running mates. last year harris went after him on the debate stage. >> you acknowledge you were wrong. >> the two rivals, now friends. seen here photographed together for the first time today as running mates. it is a moment she said she'll never forget. she said she feels seen. >> my daughters see themselves in her. and i think for women of color around the country t

the indian saying that indian forces were meeting out. against the people of kashmir the. president. speaking before a crowd. and a government under their in their modi following a demographic change. something that they have learned from the israelis across pakistan it is considered a black day because it marks one of the an occasion of meat off the article to 70 boardwalk but there are also apprehensions that night in their more days with its controversial citizenship law and a fact i did a lifelong member of the raj to. indicate that india is now moving away from that they kill a policy that did you to have and that it is going in an extreme direction which of course is also angering neighborhoods like nepal bangladesh and china also the fact that india worth calling me to issue a bilateral issue but after article teeth 70 world war trying our doorstep object thing do this unilaterally move because china is also the 3rd party to that. as a result of the problem is the new delhi she says to missing just me or accusing the indian government of trying to stifle position by

blockade has separated them from family in indian administered kashmir new delhi revoked its economy last year effectively an extinct part of the territory and it is clear by pairing we want to convey the message to the international community that we will continue to stand in solidarity against the violence the rape and the arrests of kashmiris until our land is free of occupation. on the other side of the line of control some in the hindu minority in jammu and kashmir have been celebrating the anniversary apartheid goes to her august the 5th is the day when the wall of hatred may be article 37. 0 the dividing kashmir from india was brought down and now residents of jammu and kashmir probably calling themselves indian citizen it's earlier also there were indian citizens somewhere the sentiment of separatism was being fanned the slogans of self rule total freedom that's over now in the years since india made that decision it has imposed a lockdown cut off all modes of communication and its forces everest at several political leaders and young men. amnesty international says the entir

well this was one of the repack creation flights which are being run by the indian government says the coronavirus out lights out to bring back indians while stranded in different countries and out the using issues like job losses because of the colored outbreaks of this was one of those flights all the citizens on was reportedly were indian citizens and many of them were traveling with family than many of them were even carrying little children along with them. and a rescue is obviously under way talk us through what's going on there. when the latest reports suggest that the rescue operations have been completed when they were going on they were ambulances paramedics fire brigades they were on the ground but now the operations have been completed all the people who were there and light have been evacuated and they are being treated in different hospitals among those who have died the pilot of the flight one of paul was actually a decorated former fighter pilot of the indian force what are your sources saying. well as what you have been pretty active recently the indian prime minister

indian prime minister modi tweeted his condolences to the families of the victims. of the heavy rain has battered the area in recent days and may have caused the aircraft to overshoot the runway. i think she'll say that whilst rescue operations are over they fear the death toll could rise. or joining us now from the indian capital dili is state of the correspondent mission just well and we should do we know anything more about the condition of those injured in the crash. me at least 18 deaths have been reported after just you operations took a look see ours and the passengers were evacuated dozens of passengers have also been injured and he's 15 of these are seriously injured according to the orders from the police on the ground now these 3 injured victims have been to hospital in what is good itself as well as the new bring down the no not just your present feared by the meat sort of the trash 100 reasons why the fifty's have not been higher is because the plane did not catch fire so often be because of the hate using that caused the accident. and thoughts pretty n