that's going to sing is from the homes of trust in mumbai india's old instigate community based organization he joins us from delhi welcome to d w let's get your reaction first to this verdict thank you. well i'm super excited and. this war because the much awaited verdict that has come to us it's a very very long to me almost like seventeen years have gone and today the day has come where we can feel very much part of the country like a free citizen there is no fear of his nor threat of three seventy seven and. i'm super excited to hear that you know of a supreme court has given us as. these super duper excited so the law changes we saw in the report society not quite so forgiving how do you think indian society will react to this. when we always say that changing the law decriminalization is the first step. but this is a very very clear. step one this is being done the next is to reach out to stakeholders and interestingly in this judgement by the liberal judges said. we need to create an environment you need to create an environment where the community could feel comfortable we need to se

supportive of this crew of support is because you can generate the money and create jobs not only in mumbai india but in could. control i could not stand because you fuel invest that you know largescale the cost of the electricity goes down in down in down and get even cheaper then coal fire electricity poor fire the electricity is like about five to six cents per kilowatt now from this the solar panel is now already wind down to four cents in dubai and i would be already be taxed on in the year you can go down to four cents so you so ready even more cheaper then the people this is why these technology can be a game changer we all need just need that largest piece of land but it's not done because of stuff or even to siberia what can't can't can't be implemented somewhere like for instance the heart where there's like a lot of sun you know of course of course there has been talking about it but at so far until now no deal with this has been some. technological problems that's why this project that didn't go very well but now about two to three years ago they completed that is almost at the level

matter is taking his time he recently visited the oscar foundation in mumbai india it's a nonprofit supported by common goal that helps disadvantaged children. people there were a great last and it was a nice experience difficult because he was you know you could see the two extremes of you know it was there any quality. system in the world and in there especially. so it was sometimes difficult to digest and to see what's going on but some things are happening in this. century in the world that's unbelievable and in the other hand to see how to reach these people was. spiritually you know not not maybe money wise or materialistic wise but his spirit early on in their grace and analyse. things of one martha has convinced me beyond any doubt that he truly believes in the work that he and come and go during listening to him talk. and such things fell in with song last question it's hard not to get caught up in it and you didn't stop believing that they really could change the way the be . the best. the but. the but. the but. the but . the but the but. the be. european stars during the bruising p

is taking his time he recently visited the foundation in mumbai india it's a nonprofit supported by common goal that helps disadvantaged children. people there were were great to us and it was a nice experience difficult because he was you know you could see that to extremes of you know it was there any quality. system in the world and in there especially. so it was sometimes difficult to digest and to see what's going on that some things are happening in this. century in the world that's unbelievable and in the other hand to see how rich this people was. spiritually you know not not maybe money wise or materialistic wise but they spiritually and in their grace and i was blessed to see. the beatings of one muslim has convinced me beyond any doubt that he truly believes in a way that he and coming over there and listening to him talk in such detail and with song of caution it's hard not to get caught up in it and he didn't stop believing that they really could change the way. the boy . the be. the be. the be. the be. more intrigued the international talk show for journalists to discuss the

. -- mumbai, india. rishaad: sounding alarms, it's cyber risks. blackrockhe chiefs of saying?are looking at that next. ♪ a quick check of the latest headlines. revenue was overstated by as much as 90% last year. 20 sales in asia were worth about $117 million. short of the money declared in financialecent report. the co-finders have resigned and the inquiry has been passed on. mcdonald's is getting rid of president is -- preservatives and artificial colors. chainis a complex supply with the company having something like 37,000 global supply chain. the catch-up contains high fructose corn syrup. proposedhey are sponsor of the offering, which sources say plans to raise as much as $3 billion. it is a test for digital companies. rishaad: let's have a look at the heads of the biggest world financial companies. ceo andthe black rock incoming chief larry solomon spoke to us in new york. cyberattacks, organizations that have under spent on technology. my first candidates would be state governments. possessed social security numbers. the problem could be coming in organizations not in f

india changing. you will have strong investment from the aiib, investing in the mumbai metro. at is an example of cooperation around india's infrastructure. you don't have to call that the belt and road initiative. >> the reason the belt and road has been taken up by sri lanka, nepal, and pakistan is partly a failure on india's part to deliver connectivity to its neighbors. india has been able to have meaningful infrastructure and activity with nepal. bangladesh, we have little connectivity in terms of energy and goods. the same thing is true with sri lanka as well. haslinda: mumbai was one of the original stops along the ancient silk road. it's port remains the country's largest. it is also home to the indian navy's western command, looking west across the arabian sea to pakistan and the middle east, and to the east and the riches of southeast asia, and ultimately china. ♪ >> some of the defaults are not surprising. especially sri lanka. you look at the economy, the size of the investment and the project. the port gets one or two hips every week, so it is not surprising the pr

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mumbai's business standard reports on india's stock market, that has closed in the red for five consecutivet issues made worse by trade warfears. the bangkok post online edition looks at donald trump's asian diplomacy. it has a photo of the us president at his last meeting with north korea's kimjong—un, saying they will have another summ' the japan times covers many of these stories. it reports on the start of shinzo abe's five day visit to the us, which touched on both trade and north korea. it quotes the japanese prime minister as saying they were "very constructive". now, what stories are sparking discussions online? here's how to cope with hold—ups at the airport. have a listen. an easyjet flight to venice was delayed by an hour, so the camerata of leman orchestra chose to play a spontaneous concert for other passengers stuck in geneva airport. with a suitcase and a person to hold the musical score, the group, led by virtuoso fabrizio von arx, kept the public entertained. bravo! the disgraced american comedian, bill cosby, has been in a sentencing hearing in pennsylvania for drugging an

india? >> yes. >> in mumbai? >> it was right in the heart of mumbai. the prime minister addressed the crowd, it was incredible. >> and then last year we took global citizen to hamburg germany with pharrell, shakira. we had jim kim who's here with us tonight. >> i saw him backstage. >> this is a growing movement. >> it's amazing. for the umpteen people who have texted me, how do you get tickets to this event? >> the way that global citizens come to this event. they take action in support of the world's poor. what does an action mean? we actually -- they download the global citizen act, they may send a tweet, a donation. they may volunteer. they earn points, and all those points help them get here. >> i sent a tweet. but it's actually compelling governments, the european union, turkey. you have these governments, canada that are pledging billions of dollars as a result. >> ireland just said they're upping their commitment. >> ireland should be praised. what they just announced is extraordinary. >> $800 million a year to 3 billion. that's almost 1% of the

mumbai. good musicians are really incredible we've been learning so much that's really great. excited for the fact is going to happen in september and. from germany and fight from india. to get this stage some great symphony musicians as well. the last few hours in mumbai the young musicians from germany and india get to enjoy some free time. they'll soon be going to pinball. and no doubt they're practicing like mad because that collective concert that they're doing will be performed on september the twentieth and that concert will also feature an orchestral work of the premier of it and it's one that was commissioned by by the composer band much simpler and the refute player. can stay tuned for that interesting stuff what's really interesting is not just a crossover of countries but also really of artistic discipline yes absolutely i mean beethoven inspired so many different artists and has over over the decades and centuries and this particular installation i'm going to show you is really worth mentioning that think this is a three hundred kilogram pink grand piano that's hanging in the for you of the world congress center the main venue for the festival so it's a

mumbai. in the indian. really incredible we've been learning so much that's really great. excited for the be the one fest that is going to happen in september and. from germany and five from india very keen on working together in this stage some great symphony musicians as well. the last few hours in mumbai the young musicians from germany and india get to enjoy some free time. they will soon be reunited pinball. and that concert that they're referring to is coming up on the twentieth of september will also be here in berlin on the twenty first it's also going to feature the premiere of peace that's been commissioned by g.w. by the composer about how to. keep our eyes. on the cultures are so on the record and also between artistic disciplines yet you know that beethoven has inspired so many artists over the time and it's interesting there's a lot of things that you can see in bone that underscore that there's i could show you one piece that's really interesting now that i've gotten just along here this is a three hundred kilogram pink grand piano that this is hanging in the four a of the world congress center in bonn which is their main venue and it's a sound insulation by geor

. >> so, we -- okay, so after we got engaged, we then went to india, to her home country and to mumbaiome beautiful prayers and a connection just for the family to have a chance to meet and hang out and get to know each other. it's really incredible, and you know, we both left that ceremony so full of joy. >> jimmy: how did your family handle that? >> they loved it. my parents were blown away by the love shared among all the people. and just the -- >> jimmy: a little different than new jersey. >> a little different than jersey. [ light laughter ] but it was really special and for she and i, i think it was just nice to be able to have that time with the family first. and have that private moment. and be able to share with the world afterwards. but it's funny that we have this beautiful ceremony, and we felt so connected, and our families all met. and it was spiritual. and then we put it on instagram. and we were like, "oh my god, it's official." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now we instagram. now it's real. now they really have to do it. yeah. do you guys, there's a nice picture of the family

india. the government says it plans to partner with private healthcare setups like this one in mumbai.e surgery rates are too low for them. of consumables, service we have to pay for human resource management, equipment, equipment maintenance. and all of that put together with the current packages, offered currently, they are not really sustainable for the long run. so far, almost 4000 private hospitals have come on board. but if the government wants to use modicare to win over voters in the elections next year, it is in a race against time to provide enough hospitals as millions rush to receive medical treatment that have been out of their reach for so long. an international rescue mission is underway to reach a seriously injured sailor. abhilash tomy was the first indian to sail solo around the world, but he's currently stranded more than 3,000 kilometres off the coast of western australia. his yacht‘s mast was broken in a severe storm in the indian ocean and vessels from australia, india and france are heading to his position. katharine da costa reports. ruled. dismasted. set you ba

india. the government says it plans to partner with private healthcare setups like this one in mumbai.them. is a general protection -- practitioner we not only bear the cost of servers we have to pay for human resource management, equipment, equipment maintenance. and all of that put together with the current packages, they are not really sustainable for the long run. so far, almost 4000 private hospitals have come on board. but if the government wants to use modicare to win over voters in the elections next year, it is in a race against time to provide enough hospitals as millions rush to receive medical treatment that have been out of their reach for so long. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: anyone for mooncakes? we taste the pastry behind a $2 billion industry. also on the programme: what's the strangest thing you've ever bought online? we talk to an australian couple who got themselves a warship. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that ju

india and he's rakish. and this is how the campus project got stasis. british five students of classical percussion in germany were sent by the beethoven festival to mumbai to a hearse with young indian musicians. these included cataract dancers who's written it damps into go to india and percussion. just. reunited in bond they are now in a race against the clock they are rehearsing kismet a new competition for bansuri flute percussion and orchestra. means this to me so. this means always to really look forward and that's the way the music was as well from the start i asked myself what would it beethoven do possibly not indian music but that's not the point he would do something new he would want to do something that hadn't been heard before something that interested him and he would try to break down barriers. the moment of truth approaches the premie at the beethoven festival in poland. and it seems to be all right on the night a standing ovation. five days hard work has given a good result thank you so much and lovely audience you know what it is a pivotal amazing business. the experiment combining european and indian sounds and rhythms is the hits. v

through the west coast right up towards mumbai but also further east a very obvious live north of andhra pradesh and northeast it's towards the north east of india this is to be expected at this time of the year everywhere else is dry and the humidity of course is now disappearing committees also not a big thing anymore around the gulf states normally like see many big showers the western side of society so they have been big in the last couple days. what makes this moment you we're living so you know. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is. likely to answer that is a formula for authoritarianism in tyranny yearly and the like so long as there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out here is the two state solution now up front return on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now two earthquakes followed by a tsunami have devastated the central indonesian island of so the way i see nearly four hundred people have been killed in the city of alone rescue workers still haven't been able to reach many areas likely to be badly hit funerals are being held for the seven palestinians includi

through the west coast right up towards mumbai but also further east a very obvious line from the north of andhra pradesh the northeast it's towards the north east of india this is to be expected this time of the year everywhere else is dry and the humidity of course is now disappearing committees also not a big thing anymore around the gulf states normally see many big showers the western side of society so they have been big in the last couple days. the president finding asylum in the us has become harder than ever i am putting in place a zero tolerance policy if you are doing. then we will prosecute you and maybe separate you thousands of families escaping violence and separation detention and deportation as the u.s. closes its doors. no shelter. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera to worth quakes followed by a tsunami have devastated the central indonesian island of so the west and nearly four hundred people have been killed in the city of the well known rescue workers still haven't been able to reach many areas which are likely to be badly heads north korea's foreign minister has accused the us of deepening mistrust between their countries thr

india post started operating financial services across the country. for more on the story, we're joined now by bbc business reporter sameer hashmi in mumbai.de people who up until now have been excluded from the ways we might take for granted. that's right, then. the idea of the scheme is to reach out to more people across the country. there is still a huge section of society that doesn't have access to basic financial services. that's why what the government hopes is through the postal service which has a far wider reach they will be able to reach out to those people in villages and towns who don't have bank accounts or bank services. how will they do it? they hope to equip the postman with smartphones and ta blets the postman with smartphones and tablets who will provide these basic services to people in these towns and villages who don't have access to proper banks. it is a huge indian postal service and if you look at it they have about 300,000 postmen across the country, 155,000 post offices so that's a very huge reach but the key question is implementation that's what we need to watch out for. can the government implement such a huge

india. oxygen masks were deployed due to a loss of cabin pressure. the flight was forced to return to mumbaithere was also a problem with the air conditioning system. the cockpit crew was taken off schedule duties pending an investigation. >>> fire rescue with a recall of cars and suvs. live at the new york stock exchange with that story and more. >> reporter: good morning. the dow jones industrial is sitting at an all-time high, ultimately the dow is up to 51 yesterday and the s&p 500 hit an all-time high. nissan is recalling 200,000 cars and suvs due to the fire risk. park cart your -- park your car is outside as a percussion. there is a circuit board causing an electrical short. the read call causes murano, maxima, and infinity. mortgage rights yes rates continue to climb. it is now 4.65% this week. 4.11% is e. >>> if you thought after 11 years of people would be sick of lining up for iphones, think again. crowds are forming as i-10 -- eye tennis is available. >>> let's talk about new products that amazon and blue origin founder jeff bezos is selling. >> they unveiled new products in sept

aircraft in india had to make an emergency landing on thursday when the cabin failed to pressurise reportedly because the crew forgot to do it the jet flight had just taken off from mumbai heading for jeopardy when passengers began to complain of your pin and nose bleeds those on board captured the frightful moments after oxygen masks automatically dropped from the ceiling posting images to twitter here's a passenger who writes panic situation due to technical fortan jet airways nine zero six nine seven going from mumbai to jaipur flight returns back to mumbai after forty five minutes or passengers are safe including me other passengers one white socom this one treating the airplane last pressure immediately after taking off scores of passengers including me bleeding from the nose northeast after her no announcement on board to wear the oxygen mask passenger safety completely ignored in response jet a reason least a statement saying everyone onboard returned safely with five people requiring additional medical attention and later visit released the airline says it's cooperated with india's civil aviation authority in the investigation and they regret it inconvenience ca

india were hurt after the pilot forgot to turn on a switch to maintain cabin pressure. >> oops. >> video taken by a passenger shows oxygen masks were deployed. it happened shortly after takeoff from mumbaigers received treatment. some were bleeding from more 30 passengers received treatment. some were bleeding from their noses and ears. >> isn't that pilot school 101? >> not what you expect to happen. >> the new orleans times picayune reports that brad pitt's charity is suing a new orleans architect for defectivework that led to leaks in the home pitt's foundation says the damage could cost $20 million. the lawsuit comes after the charity was sued for building substandard homes. williams did not immediately respond to a request for a comment. >> the "washington post" reports tickets to michelle obama's book tour are going fast. pre-sale tickets went on sale yesterday. the least expensive seats cost $29.50. the most, $3,000. the package includes a pre-show photo- photo-op, a meet-and-greet reception with mrs. obama, a signed book and an exclusive voip gift item. >> some fans are complaining the inexpensive seats are sold out. >> the london evening standard says adorable puppies stole the