tell you that was true reporting from new delhi thank you. on this is to use agency. says some of the. enemy. to drop its politics food. he was almost made into a sort of a porpoise symbol he was or you just. sort of a propaganda tool he was and he was a person if occasion all that you will make it with a swatch. unfortunately we see these traditions of the united states always find someone who are so new flies they knew me it was saddam hussein it was my water is now until recently it was bin laden so i have leased my studio because i'm told the united states cannot survive without this is not the way we development well a whole. chain will seize it some want to because after all it's not in creature north and east what we call so conditioned. to want to have. if you need any mist to keep yourself informed that doesn't. mean well libyan state t.v. has shown the bodies of the sun and three grandchildren colonel gadhafi reportedly killed a nato airstrike sparked a wave of outrage across the country and more storming romanticism me this how do you know this is something

who chills church in new delhi who took the maori babyhood to carry election among the clothes of the maidens which i don't believe that was alluded to produce a shift he was punished with a precocious promise. you know you want to go and see the headline supporting our present world welcomes the death of our number one experts question if it's actually a victory they say us foreign policies in the last decade to the home generation people looking americans in greater danger. colonel gadhafi forces are continuing to shell the city of misrata where forces express outrage at what to death of his son three grandchildren. george and opposition protests from mass rallies to force a person such as for him to step down russian citizen and claim for his country's police to send a warning to have consistent preventative. for next year says hopes for lost and peace between israel and the palestinians and a specialty. i'll maliki the palestinian foreign affairs minister so thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. and the palestinian unilateral declaration of statehood that's scheduled for

from new delhi. well to find sounds that how will the anthropic solve the tragedy the prius is talking about is still a killing indians that today do log on to our web site and it's not part of the found very very high levels of toxins we've found high levels of most purely we've found high levels of pesticides reach the company had manufactured lying still in the sludge. arson correspondence talked to experts and survivors and go cold do you check it all out assault into. the. our guide to has long sons of continues to send its agents into russia things that were the words of presidents and said if you want to not mind that terrorism is a shared international problem or for more than a sense cross live to ask anyone occlusion is a mosque a rough area so what's the message from the president that's even a with a song of bin laden dead the threat of terrorism is still very much alive because that is absolutely right out the so the president spoke. recently because of matters of international and natio

. >> the other photographers in the show, what is local, and the others are from new york and new delhi. what do you like about some of their work? >> in a big fan of the fact that he approaches photography from a non-traditional point of view. he also cunner has a mixed view of cameras themselves. he calls them toys. >> he uses these cameras that one might assume our toys, but he also says all the toy cameras are cameras, so it does not really matter to him what he is using to take the images as long as he is getting the images he wants. and because they are taken with these film cameras, they have a very different feel than the other pictures in the show. one of the things i want to talk about is that lindsey's body of work is running down one side of the hall, and it is all about women in afghanistan and how they serve and their special interactions with civilian women and communities, which is the special role that women soldiers play in afghanistan. across from eric copeland's work, which is extremely masculine and black and white and very aggressive -- what do you think about that

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. >>> top officials from india and pakistan met in new delhi monday to discuss easing tension on the high-altitude mightized zone. this is the 12th talk since 1984 where they began their standoff at the site located in northern kashmir. talks were suspended after attacks in mumbai in 2008. the two countries' prime ministers agreed to carry forward the dialogue when they met last year. >>> police in iran have arrested members of a major international drug-smuggling group in tehran. the head of iran's anti-drug police said in tehran monday they had been gathering information about the group for the past four months. he added that the police have seized more than 270 kilograms of narcotics and arrested several smuggers in operations over the past 24 hours. the officials said the group produced industrial narcotics in home laboratories and sent them to malaysia, indonesia and thailand hidden in milk shipments. >>> time for your weather update. across eastern asia still looking windy across japan this morning. the remnant low of typhoon songa caused flooding problems in quake-affected reg

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here in noida, a satellite city of new delhi, these young lawyers are learning the nuances of american law. christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general r w rkta. w he manages the team of lawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do thwork usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost.s >>wheeler: it either spells troublfothtritna law firms or it spells opportunity. it spells trouble to law firms run by dinosaurs who refuse to see that you cannot continue to bill your client 400 dollars an hour when it can be done as well and as securely by other people for a tiny fraction of th ct.ndt spells opportunity for the same people who see the value and see the savingsthat they can pass on to their clients, and the opportunity that will give them with their clients to do more and more work. >>reporterina'lel outsourcing industry is booming, as cash-conscious companies in the west are hiring lawyers in india to review documents, conduct due diligence, and dft contracts. lpos, orlegal process outsourcing firms, have moved away from the traditional b

we have this report from new delhi. >> india has complained about pakistani support for militants crossing into its territory. launching attacks in kashmir and elsewhere. they now say the location of bin laden's i doubt, close to a military training school, proves once and for all that their nuclear armed neighbor is not to be trusted. -- they say the location of bin laden's hideout. >> this shows that militants have found sanctuary in pakistan. as long as they continue to operate freely on pakistani soil, how can i say that the threat of terror has come to an end? >> the indians fear is of another move by -- another mumbai. gunmen attack hotels, a train station, and this restaurant. people remember and they are still angry. >> i hope that pakistan understands that the state cannot stay very long with this policy of not supporting terrorism. the indians have been suffering a lot. >> earlier this year, the two governments agreed to restart the peace talks that the government broke off. pakistan recently promised to help the indian investigators. many think that india has no choice but to en

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meridia leader should be the children's church in new delhi who took him over the here in connection with the clothes and. made. believe that the leader medicine was punished but they were transplants. welcome back here's a recap of the stories we have free you on our team soaring unemployment and a sturdy measures nationwide protest in spain but the country rumored to be next in line for a bailout to save the ailing euro. tear gas a broader bullets are the reply from the georgian authorities to thousands of average administrators calling for president saakashvili to step down a second day of rallies in the capital tbilisi is in full swing with government forces reportedly infiltrating the debt. plus the russian president veers away from confirming a real action bid it's going to be twelve during an unprecedented q. and a session with hundreds of journalists. now a special report exposing corruption and criminality in afghanistan where billions of dollars earmarked for schools and anti drug initiatives have ended up in the wrong hat so that's next on our. the anti-drug official never

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>>the money is being spent to transform places like new delhi; home to over 11 million registered vehicles, more than all other indian cities combined. the region loses nearly 420 million man-hours every month due to traffic congestion. >>inderwildi: "it's a good thing to get people off the road and into a mass transit system especially because you can reduce emissions, not only co2 emissions but also polluting emissions and you can reduce your dependency on oil. >>reporter: so - the delhi metro. rapidly becoming a landmark, it's single-handedly trying to transport this 1,000 year old city into the 21st century. it already carries 1.5 million people every day, is still expanding and the aim is to double its size in the next decade. >>nath: the delhi metro itself will be bigger than the london underground and we will have done about close to 419 kilometres, billions of dollars of investment, that would take care only again of a part of delhi's problems, because delhi has a huge metropolis and growing numbers coming in every day. the challenge of urbanization in delhi and the challenge of ur

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research and foolish political troll closer to meridian the leader of the joint fever chills shirts in new delhi who took. eighty who took three collections among the clothes of the maidens merchants believe that particles alluded rivers and ships and it was promised to take compass. muslims or is this here the latest edition of just ahead it being the weekend i'm kevin over the top stories for you for that phrase rail of the u.s. stumble over palestine as prime minister netanyahu rejects president obama's proposals on the middle east netanyahu says the u.s. and fulfillment of a palestinian state built on israel's one hundred sixty seven boundaries would leave the jewish state indefensible and. the u.s. action in libya passes it sixty day deadline without congressional approval due to make the campaign feminin legal fuel on capitol hill the white house saying be concerned about that. and thousands of protesters take to georgian cities to run for president saakashvili his resignation with of course the police to fire the demonstrators fueling fears a repeat of previous violent confrontations coul

states or the west it's something that attacks the entire world whether it's in moscow or here in new delhi i think the most recent major terrorist attack here in india was said to have been linked to the i.s.i. or caucused on secret service so obviously around the world there are terrorist attacks that have happened in recent years since two thousand and one september eleventh it had nothing to do with osama bin laden so while the death of osama bin laden can be seen as somewhat of a success saying that the war on terror is over is definitely a little bit over simplified but i think it's also important to remember the context here the history of this region if you look back to the one nine hundred eighty s. it was actually the united states along with the help of the eye of fire pakistan secret service that were supposedly training freedom fighters during the soviet afghan war it was then those same freedom fighters that ended up turning into terrorists and carrying out a lot of these attacks that ended up really majorly attacking the lives of the pakistani civilians that along with americ

cement hotel foolish kind of such a close up on the radio to lead them to judge the hotel's church in new delhi who took him over. maybe her to carry election remote a closer view of the maiden's regional believe the polls close in louisville medicine shift the world's problems with repercussions promise. hamas and fatah hailed russia's help it paving the path for a palestinian state also stopped to provide confirm their backing during talks with the two recently reconciled parties in the russian capital. president obama reaffirms close ties bill clinton during his first official visit to the u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. fawcett international trail of voyageurs land safely all because of staff after spending six months song for the international space station they also brought back insects which scientists hope will unlock the secrets of how living organisms perform under zero gravity conditions. i'll be back in fifteen minutes time but first all the latest sports highlights with richard. problem welcome to

>>at new delhi airport's recently opened terminal 3, it's not difficult to see why commuters might want to swap cramped slow trains for air travel. >>sengupta: i think let's begin. it's important that we start somewhere. it takes a long time to build infrastructure. >>vox pop 1: it's much better than before. >>vox pop 2: this is the best that we can do. >>vox pop 3: it's a splendid airport." >>vox pops 4 and 5: all the facilities very nice. hospitality is very nice. >>vox pop 6: good opportunities here. >>reporter: the new terminal cost 3 billion dollars to build and will handle 34 million passengers ayear. clearly its investors believe that air travel has a solid future in the country. but with oilprices rising and stocks dwindling is this really the case in the long term. >>inderwildi: we'll reach peak oil at some point, that's the point where oil demand outstrips oil supply, and the smith school has just recently published a study in this. and if you are in such a scenario it will be troublesome to get enough oil. >>reporter: meaning that trains would once again be needed, but after

the meridian believe that should be the children's church in new delhi which i remember it may be the term here in connection the mode of closing the maiden's hotel. was the leader radisson ship and it was punished ok for cash cuts. the week so top stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds to the streets but leaving some cultural line consistencies in the united states and all the other. nato members look at siphoning support for the libyan rebels the example is frozen assets but well so was the alliances involved and is getting dangerously close to look around invasion . troops and tanks and arrests in syria with no signs of an end to the fighting washington you deploy sanctions typical of the regime and it's on a crackdown on its citizens. as moscow prepares to roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory day parade balti looks at why some people in the former soviet states of siding with hitler would say it's. a very warm welcome to you this is the life from moscow now the weeks been dominated by the death of the world's most no

interview scalpel killing ten people the aircraft was flying a critically ill patient to a hospital in new delhi minutes before landing the plane broke apart and caught fire before plunging into a house. crowds of greeks have showed they won't take further cuts quietly as fifteen thousand descended on the parliament building in athens after those protests in spain were demonstrators gathered in a similar display of anger a week ago heavily indebted greece is struggling to meet the terms of its massive bailout of creditors like germany is there any more cuts in the beleaguered country . and while greeks get mad at facing further economic pain americans are all pumped up over skyrocketing fuel prices they are the kaiser report looks of why u.s. wars fueled by trying to secure oil reserves have had the opposite effect. on people who have prophylactic against excessive military spending the need to take the entire pentagon and slip into a giant condom to prophylactically insulate the american people from being impregnated by this ridiculously over bloated military spending which is causing inflation

church in new delhi who. may be how to carry election ramona close a. maiden. close a distant promise with a precocious promise. of military spending on the foreign operations of spirals out of control the government is accused of not stumping up the people who needs. the ends of it may not justify the means us methods in the war on terror looting charges of torture and overseas prison place criticism following the killing of osama bin laden of course sentences true russian nationalists to life eighteen years for the murder of a human rights lawyer and a reporter in moscow two years ago. a very warm welcome to here this is r.t. live from moscow where it's not just after two pm well the billions spent on france's military for have already accounted for the defense budget with paris sunday increasing its foreign adventures the political price could also be costly for the french president. bush reports. heat or eat that's the choice faced by murder kids so instead of supporting the elderly francis government is accused of using that money for war. france says it d

india's capital killing ten people aircraft was flying a critically ill patient to a hospital in new delhi when it came down minutes before its scheduled landing the plane broke apart and caught fire before plunging into how. well it takes a certain kind of stamina to plunge into an icy ocean but it's all in a day's work for the determined divers of antarctica and its latest report from the south pole showing thomas meets the explorer is keeping their cool and the name of signs. of the plunge into frigid enjoyed waters certainly is not for the community but these crews making this dive a regular experience all in the name of science. the main purpose of our trip to antarctica is to establish a foundation for monitoring different species living on the bottom of the ocean we are studying the distribution of animals that live here and we are studying their nature each day during the short summer season this crew makes multiple trips out to sea where they get a firsthand look at what's below the surface. in this case one in the same biological community stretches from a depth of five so almost

hopefuls shirts in new delhi who to. be her to marry election ramona close a. maiden believe the polls close a medicine shift it was hundreds of pundits. wrapping up the week's top stories thousands please syria as a deadly clashes continue in the country despite the government claiming it's ready for talks with the opposition meanwhile the u.s. appears ready to declare president assad will illegitimate which many say could be the first step toward military intervention. libyan rebels fail to gain washington's recognition as the country's rightful rulers and this after an opposition delegation made its inside a meeting in the white house. head of the international monetary fund charged with sexual assault a recent poll showing dominic straus proud to be the favorite her france's upcoming presidential race is arrest is likely to rock the french political arena. and thousands of troops in a russian city is celebrating victory day but ukrainian veterans had to contend with russia's once again in a brutal attack by neo nazi nationalism during the festivities. you k

a certain troll closing on the radio to lead them to join the hotel's showers in new delhi who took him over maybe her to carry election remove the clothes of the maidens hotel i believe is the leader religious and sure it was callous but they protest permits. international war crimes prosecutors are eyeing the arrest of colonel gadhafi while a coalition army chief says killing the leader would not break the rules of the painting in spain with a fifth of the population without work and a grim economic outlook. towards a euro zone of bailout which other members say it can barely afford. and bloodshed it marks israel's independence day as the army fires on the thousands of probe palestinian activists saging and president in march on jewish state supporters. a very warm welcome to you have this is r.t. live from moscow. war crimes court is requesting arrest warrants for colonel gadhafi and two other senior libyan officials for crimes against humanity it comes as the head of britain's armed forces says it must intensify its military campaign in libya with direct attacks against the regime l

near india's capital killing ten the aircraft was flying a critically ill patients to a hospital in new delhi when it came down minutes before it showed to a landing the plane broke apart and caught on fire before plunging into a house. our target is not herat. alone a very warm welcome to business with c. the exploration of russia's oil and gas rich arctic shelf is back on track as all major b.p. falls by the wayside state run rosneft is in talks with shell about becoming a new partner but i am in the coffin of the b.p. deal came with the russian energy minister saying a strategic alliance between rosneft n.p.p. as unlikely to be revived after the split rosneft has been looking for a new arctic partner with grilling experience but unlike b.p. shell says a share swap deal with brezhnev is not an option shell already holds a stake in the gazprom ledger karlin to project in russia's far east russia saying money slipping through its fingers thirty billion dollars have left the russian economy since the beginning of two thousand and eleven that's more than half of what it lost was in the whole pr

restaurateur promised which is probably closer to the radio the leader should be who kills shirts in new delhi who took the maori babyhood to carry collection amount of clothes and. made. the leader was the leader read this and it was promised but they protest permits. it's ten thirty am here in moscow kerry johnston these are the top stories soaring unemployment times austerity measures nationwide protests in spain the country right next in line for a bailout to save the ailing. several crisis stricken european union and it's already receiving risky measures sprains putting further pressure on the single currency. the legal process against the now former head of the international monetary fund puts even more stress on the. rest of the many stars called has stalled talks on further breakouts. plus the russian president is away from confirming a reelection bid in twenty twelve during an unprecedented q. and a session with hundreds of journalists yet it also said moscow won't support the un resolution on syria of the single libyan mandate misused. fact it's time now for our interview with the pr

church in new delhi who took the maori babyhood. collection among the close of the film made. believe it was a movie to read this and it was coming but they promised. the latest on the unrest in syria the army reportedly killed six protesters as it takes control of a mosque in central iraq the focal point of anti-government resistance in the city . fighting for the soldiers activists demand an end to the severe bullying in the russian army that sees many young recruits falling victim to their own comrades. and authorities in new york are accused of chasing the buck right out of people's pockets into the city hall with heavy penalties for petty offenses. broadcasting live from our studios in central moscow this is art it was really glad to have you with us in syria six people have been killed as the pro-government forces stormed a mosque in the southern city of tehran meanwhile the country continues to bury its dead following a day of rage on friday when tens of thousands took to the streets demanding change according to the opposition more than five hundred sixty people have b

who kills shirts in new delhi who took. babyhood three collections among the clothes of the maidens motown's believe the book was a movie to medicine ships and it was promised to take on this. world's top terrorist to sit down the u.s. president confirms osama bin ladin has been killed in a special operation but questions are already being asked over who initially supported the world's most wanted terrorists. libyan state t.v. shows the bodies of colonel gadhafi son and grandchildren killed in a nato bombing in tripoli outraged government supporters respond by storming western embassies forcing the u.n. to withdraw its staff from the capital. and with nuclear safety again in the spotlight following the events of fukushima and the anniversary of chernobyl russian power plants introduce new levels of safety precautions to avoid a disastrous repeat. stay with us here on our team is up next with sports. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me on this holiday monday and we have the headlines strugglers battle w

on the so to build closer in the radius to leave that should be the children's church in new delhi who took. eighty who took three collections remove the clothes of the maidens motown's believe that paul was a married to medicine shift he was punished as a precocious chemist. france's military spending on foreign operations spirals out of control as the government's accused of not stomping out for people's needs back home. the ends that may not justify the means the u.s. methods in the war on terror including charges of torture and overseas prisons again face criticism following the killing of osama bin laden. the world's most successful rocket russia's soyuz given the green light for a summer blast off from a european space for. ten am in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t our top story the billions spent on france's military authorities abroad have already accounted for the years defense budget with paris only increasing its foreign adventures the political price could be costly for the french president as artie's daniel bushell reports. heat or eat that's

probably closer to meridian believe that should be her jewels shares in new delhi who took him over maybe her tone here in connection remote applause and. made in search of the lilo girls a movie don't read this i'm sure it was fun and the repercussions of that. week so the top stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds off the streets good evening some puzzled why inconsistency is the united states a version of events. may say members look at siphoning support for the libyan rebels would get down to these frozen assets but russia wants the allies his involvement is getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops it's time sounds around in syria with no signs of an end to the fighting washington in the e.u. deploy sanctions to force the regime to end its chronic crackdown on its citizens. as moscow brooke has to roll out the big guns for the on no ground victory day parade on t.v. that said why some people in the former soviet states siding with hitler instead it's. a very room welcome to you this is our take now the week has been domin

capital killing ten people the aircraft was flying in the critically ill patients to a hospital in new delhi when it came down and minutes before its scheduled landing the plane broke apart and caught fire before plunging into your house the. crowds of the greeks have showed they won't take further cuts quietly as fifteen thousand to say ended on the parliament building in athens protest in spain where demonstrators gathered in a similar display of anger a week ago heavily in debt to greece is struggling to meet the terms of its massive bailout with creditors like germany demanding more cuts in the beleaguered country . well it takes a certain kind of stamina to plunge into an icy ocean but it's all in a day's work for the determined divers of antarctica and his latest report from the south pole john thomas meets explores keeping their cool in the name of science. but the. frigid and tortured waters certainly is not for that timid but these crews making a regular experience all in the name of science. the main purpose of our trip to antarctica is to establish a foundation for monitoring diff

the meridian believe there should be hotels church in new delhi who took the maori babyhood clearing collection removed the clothes of the other maidens hotels believe them close a movie don't read this i'm sure it was congress but they protest congress. and broadcasting live from the heart of moscow this is our team to give you a recap of the week's top stories right now the deadly repression of demonstrators continues in syria despite government promises to end of the violence while the u.s. looks ready to condemn president assad as an illegitimate thousands of civilians are fleeing the country during more violence as damascus says it is ready to negotiate with the opposition. washout in washington for libyan rebel on boys as they depart valid diplomatic recognition and the promise that the financial aid from gaza is frozen assets however the white house did say that the opposition the national transitional council is that now the true voice of libyan people. the head of the international monetary fund is charged with sexual assault in new york after allegedly attacking a hotel mai

plods which resulted in the deaths of up to twenty thousand people and reassure that reports from new delhi survivors of the disaster feel the justice still hasn't been. they actually were convicted back in june almost twenty five years later their jail sentences were only for two years but they were actually released on bail none of them served a day in jail and their fine they were only sentenced to a two thousand dollars fine and today the supreme court said that the central bureau of investigation didn't present any explanation for why these men should serve longer sentences so far later they felt that this petition was just too too far away from what was when the event actually happened i think it's important to remember how big of a deal this is in india this is the worst industrial accident in the entire world three thousand five hundred people the indian government has died as a result of that gas leak and in the years following that accident anywhere from fifteen to twenty five thousand people were died not to mention the hundreds of thousands of people who were really injured caus