when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you

the book which is still there, and it arises out of the mustard field in the middle of central north india justice amazing to estimate. the other question concerns the loyalists claims commission which is a remarkable condition whereby the british government decides to give compensation using treasury funds to loyalists claman's. it sounds great it is great. of course there are bureaucratic and legal hurdles. and so there are various ways in which it is practically very difficult for loyalists to make claims. they have to prove their loyalty. they have to prove the value of the property that they lost and in this process if there are glitches in the case, oh, you did this at one time and said that at another it can make it more difficult for them to win compensation. one very last question. >> okay. actually, one is what became of elizabeth johnson's father whom we last saw reluctantly giving her an marriage. and the other one is about the ways the narrative of the loyalists has been used for fiction as far as i know only by kenneth roberts and oliver was well read the narrative of the sou

it's typical of what's happening in india but particularly here in the north of delhi. robbing india of land that could be used to feed its population. many farmers attempted into selling their inheritance and making some quick money even if it's short lived. >> the farmers aren't willing to go into farming anybody. it's really a serious problem. but it's a problem they're feeling intense because of if low productivity that are being generated in the small farms. >> india adds 16 million to its population every year. but with less land, feeding the country is going to be a challenge. >> now for more, i'm joined on the phone by the director of population first and working on population and health issues. now thank you for joining us. the world's seventh billion baby is expected to be born in india. how significant is this milestone? >> it's a big milestone because we are growing at a very fast rate. i think it's very important the challenge facing us that every time they should have all the rights to grow and live a life of dignity. i look at it as a very symbolic thing t

other countries he said that currently russia is looking at investment opportunities in china india and north korea and that all these are important countries right now but also it's important to develop a strong relationship with west and east and also he did such a force the former finance minister leaving and he made it very clear that this is not his decision it was strictly the decision of the president and those were the highlights at the floor and on the streets of riding your fruits of all right thank you so much sir many of the course are for that update i was of course one reporting from the russia calling an investment for. free that's all we have time for in this edition of the business news on more check out our website article going forward slash business and i'll be back before i sign with the. admission is free i couldn't take three months for charges free to make amends three. three stews free. and free lunch cancelling video for your media projects a free media and on the hard tetons top. down the field official t.m.p. cation phone the i pod touch from the i q sampson. john.

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yearning to reach out to the sea on the north. india to our east. we provide the connectivity all trade activity in the region. no trade within this region without pakistan's involvement. that is because of our central location. we are a country that is self- sufficient in water, self- sufficient in food, self- sufficient even in energy. we have hydro electricity more that our requirements. -- more than our requirements. we have mastered nuclear technologies. we manufacture energy through coal and gas and alternative sources. the only thing we lack is oil. all of the capacity is certainly available. a tremendous amount of natural resources. what is the problem? we are economically self sustainable. the proof of it is, when i came in in 1999 -- in 2006, pakistan was declared one of the next 11 economically viable countries of the world. after the bric four -- brazil, russia, india, china. how did this happen? did i have a magic wand? it was the resources of pakistan. we utilize our own resources and our own potential. to control the budget imbalance

. >> india is moving to the north, pushing against the eurasian continent. at the same time, it is pushing to the west. the big fault is running parallel to the black sea. along the asphalt, there are many large earthquakes in the last decade. this fault is passing south of istanbul. there have been no earthquakes for a long time in that region. therefore, it is likely there will be big earthquakes in the future. however, we can never predict how big or what time this earthquake would occur. of course, there is also a possibility there might be a slow displacements there without many big earthquakes. but as i said, unfortunately, earthquakes are unpredictable. we cannot say the if and when and how big, if istanbul will be hit by an earthquake. >> what does the government need to do to minimize the damage and the loss of life caused by earthquakes? >> earthquake prediction is still not possible. so the best precaution is to build houses that are safe, to have all the construction, like bridges, roads, and especially schools and public buildings -- to check th

north carolina. that is where investigators found a car associated with a disappearance. india's a spot where they rested his stepfather. we have more on the amber alert. >> people are -- police are hopeful they would find him with his stepfather. investigators have no clue where the boy is tonight. >> these are pictures of wm. and -- william. the focus is to locate him. >> police are making a desperate plea to find a missing boy. william's mother jane was found dead. an amber alert was activated for her vehicle and her son. based on an amber lerch, vehicle was located in north carolina at age 30 a.m. police have arrested curtis lopez and charged him with first-degree murder. he is believed to be her father and william's stepfather. they were hopeful they found the boy with lopez but the search continues. he was last seen on september 30. it is the same spot where his mother was found murdered last night. >> every time [inaudible] >> he is a sixth grader. according to a spokesman, but school calls home and counselors got involved after four consecutive absences. it is not clear i

india. right across from it, a brand- new development. high rise, luxury flats are being built. in the north, outside the capital of dehli -- robbing in the of land that could be used to feed its population. >> with the value of land shooting up, many farmers are tempted into selling their inheritance and making quick money, even if it is short- lived. >> the farmers are not willing to go into farming anymore. there's a problem with the livelihood. there's also a problem with the low productivity. >> india as 16 million people to its population every year. with less land available for farming, feeding the country is going to be a challenge. bbc news, punjab. >> millions of struggling farmers. one of the world's greatest theaters, bolshoi theater in moscow, reopens this evening. president medvedev is among those that will attend the performance. the difficult and very expensive and reconstruction process. this report from moscow. >> for the last few weeks, one of the world's greatest theaters, the bolshoi theater, has been in a frenzy of preparation. today, the curtain is rising again. betwee

india on foot. seven replicas of pommel boats and you just set out on an expedition retracing the north's route only two of them have been built so far. they have been tried out in both the white sea and into of europe's largest lakes and yoga and lot of alexei vala boy the job of took part in both trials. at the fleet is a completely unique experience it's nothing like what you're used to back in town you don't need to take ten calls or write five hundred emails here you need to know how to set a sale in the nick of time or refloat your vessel if it runs aground what with all that completely changes your mindset and even helps you to find your purpose in life or for faith in. the st nicholas to safely reached key she island with tourists on board. tomorrow one of the main events of the year a key she regatta will take place. here yeah hang the ladder up to the right side. up. seven olsen from two caught are going to take part in their first t.v. regatta. they're building a traditional church she kayak on a nearby island. these days to use only small car yards for hunting at sea but in your old days

complete responsibility to protect civilians and north lights all over libya that's the stuff you went resolution why the bric countries abstain brazil russia india and china to talk for because they're diplomats still hurting the one hundred seventy three at the u.n. they concluded that was an open ended commitment that this could become region change all they want any did it every body knew it the germans also knew it would be regime change a little has been saying from the beginning we want to capture or kill gadhafi two days ago hillary clinton told students at university of tripoli we want to kill or capture that there was the plan along but plan b. which was that invasion that conquered tripoli they were very lucky because the they had a pincer movement fighter strained in qatar in the u.a.e. and those fighters trained in the southwestern mountains the very very mountains they had the pincer movement of the capture of tripoli and the key brigade which was the can is brigade they disappeared just like iraq in two thousand and three nobody knows what happened to come his brigade because they didn't fight back. i remember hearing you know when

india. the network problem started early in the week on monday. the backlog of unread messages causing the outage to spread from europe to north america. >> you blackberry can you tell he uses an iphone? >> you blackberry -- you know who you are. what do you use? >> both. i crossed the bridge, frank. >>> 5:51. it's going to cost how much? the new estimates of california's high speed railroad. plus this. >>> whoa! holy cow! >> when animals attack. why a bicyclist was rammed by a massive antelope. show you the video. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. times the official 43 billion dollar estimate. m three bay >>> high-speed rail could cost california taxpayers three times the billion-dollar estimate. that's the word from three analysts following the project. they say federal funding will be short of expectations and costs continue to rise. "the examiner" reports the former rail authority board member says the analysts are against the project and are not qualified to make projections. >>> the metropolitan transportation commission is reportedly looking to buy an old building for $93 million. this is for a new headquarters in san francisco. no

india so excited to race for more. we said luke cardinals are the twenty eleven baseball world series champions after seeing north of trances ranges in the deciding game seven an incredible run from the brink of elimination culminating in trophies abrasions at home and the cards eleventh the league title the efforts of greece in game six of us the lingering hometown hero step to the plate again and tie the game. so the range is cut off just like the start of texas failing to put up and morons have to know while the cards kept piling on sixty how tender the rangers have now come up short of the title decider for two straight i praised the snake i spoiled serous and the crowd that's a fertility for that so the race tracks and several of the cardinals fast getting the part a sausage for the second time since two thousand and six i was used to come a day feeling great vibes about last night texas is too tough we're going to make sure you compete because if we got beat tonight it was a good story we want to it's a great makes us a greater you know so it's just a big or a club i mean they really brace something that is legitimate

intervention in north africa can only be alarming that we were doing proposals to the opposition and people to them to disassociate themselves from extremists is also alarming but. brazil india south africa and lebannon abstained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced extreme disappointment that the security council did not bolt of atlee adopt the resolution the united states is outraged that this council has utterly failed to address an urgent moral challenge and a growing threat to regional peace and security we deeply regret that some members of the council have prevented us from taking a principled stand against the syrian regime's brutal oppression of its people moving forward russia and china said that they will be working on a resolution to gather that they say will be more balanced in the case of syria now we do know that some council members wanted not only the syrian government condemned for the violence but also a condemnation against all the anti-government protesters that may have been claiming the violence that has been breaking out over the course of six months but that is a measure that the europeans did not want included in th

india. you did not mention north america.to work this morning in north america? many, many big companies, all their employees, are carrying blackberry devices. what's the status for the outages in the united states and north america? >> certainly other companies -- other regions have been impacted by this. and we expect some customers to still see a little bit of delay on browsing. this is due to the backlog of messages we have the clear through the system. due to this, we have a backlog cleared up. we believe we got on top of the main issue and europe and middle east and africa and india. we expect some customers to still see a delay due to the backlog of processing of messages. >> just to be clear, the problem that's caused this, you have remedied. but like in previous outages, people may -- may take them a few hours to get the e-mails that have been backlogged. >> yes. this has been a rather complex issue. it created quite a backlog of messaging. we believe we are on top of it now and understand the nature of the problem.

india. >> so interesting. maureen bunyan joins us now with a look at what is coming up at 6:00. >>> president obama makes his way back northin north carolina. we will show you what the plan got some sharp criticism on capitol hill. if you are on social security, some good news for your bank account. >>> someone else will be going home on "dancing with the stars" tonight. the men took the top three spots after the judges' scores. only one of them got a 10. >> we got our first 10. >> the son the -- samba was really hard this week. >> "dancing with the stars" is at 9:00. >>> how about a little dancing into the weather center? >> we have got ourselves a beautiful afternoon. fall colors are starting to come on very quickly. how cool it would be to have your back yard back up to skyline drive? it will not be all that long before the lake closes. go to wjla.com if you want to learn more about the fall colors. please share your pictures. let's talk about the rain that is coming. clear skies now. increasing cloudiness tonight. a couple of systems are out there. 56 to 61 degrees in the morning. a cold front comes through tomorrow ni

india, too. there is one big difference. not% of users are parents art other family members. -- 90% of users are parents or other family members. we had to the second-largest city in north of the arctic circle. it was a virtually set up as part of stalinist prison camp not worked in the 1930's. the inmates had to dig some of the world's largest nickel deposits. the have the industry are around this city gives out thousands of tons of chemicals every day. it has been called the dirtiest city and the world. workers keep on coming year despite the tough living conditions. the pay is a lot better than they can turn elsewhere. medicine discovered that this welcome boost to their wallets comes out -- many soon discovered that this welcome boost to their wallets comes at a heavy price. >> all you see is a heavy veil of yellow fog. it is not fog, but at grid smoke from a thousand step -- smokestacks. welcome to one of the world's richest cities. rich in natural resources. it is normally off-limits to foreigners, unless they have a special permit. 175,000 people live here, within the arctic circle. the smokestacks are visible everywhere. practically everything here belongs to on

of this this production to india to china to other countries that don't necessarily share our values and pay the same way that we as americans or we as canadians or ways north americans feel we should be paid so instead of saying look until that equalizes until that that that has more quality and people are being paid better over there and better over here we're going to put a tax on the imports of those products coming back into the country that but nobody's willing to do that because that means they're going to and are going to help with china is buying up a little of the u.s. debt bonds so the reason why people are able to get part is using lines of credit to buy these really expensive homes they can't afford is because china. and all right now joseph again i guess maybe i'm alone on this one here why don't they you know if there's such a groundswell here why don't just take on the politicians and just a big broom out and say it's time for you guys to go all of you ok i mean the difference between republicans and democrats on these issues are so very go ahead the political story is going to go if you get there the political system is owned by money agree

north africa can only be alarming enough so we are doing proposals to the opposition and the arabs and sober people today and to disassociate themselves from the extremists is also alarming. brazil india south africa and lebannon abstained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced extreme disappointment that the security council did not hold to mentally adopt the resolution moving forward russia and china said that they will be working on a resolution to gether that they say will be more balanced in the case of syria now we do know that some council members wanted not only the syrian government condemn for the violence but also a condemnation against all the anti-government protesters that may have been inflaming the violence that has been breaking out over the course of six months but that is a measure that the europeans did not want included in this resolution brazil had noted that had the sponsors waited a little bit longer before a vote was called. divisions could have possibly been the bridge to within the security council but as mentioned russia and china said that they will move forward to try to come up with a more balanced resolution on syria. nei

north. east china, west china to the northeast. india, south asia to our east.we provide the connectivity for all trade and energy at davidian the region. no energy, no trade within this region as possible without pakistan's involvement. that is the strength of our strategic location. the other issue is that we are a country which is self-sufficient in water, self-sufficient in food, self-sufficient even in energy. we have hydroelectricity, much more than our total requirement, double our total requirement. we have mastered nuclear technology. we have tremendous energy through cole, through gas, alternate source. the only thing we lack maybe is oil. so we have to fix -- but all the capacity is certainly available. a tremendous amount of natural resources. so what is the problem? we are economically self sustainable. the proof of it is that when i came in 1999 we were failed state that in 2006 pakistan was declared one of the na levin, next 11 economically vibrant countries of the world. after the big four, brazil, russia india, china, the big four who are doing

central asian republics, afghanistan, yearning to reach out to the sea in our north, east china -- with china to our northeast, indiasouth asia to our east. we provide the connectivity for all trade and energy activity in the region. no energy, no trade within this region is possible without pakistan's involvement. that is the strength of our strategic location. the other issue is that we are a country which is self-sufficient in water, self-sufficient in food, self-sufficient in energy. we have hydroelectricity, much more than our total requirement, don't -- double our total requirement. we have mastered nuclear technology. we have tremendous energy through coal, through gas, alternate source. the only thing we lack maybe is oil. so we have to switch. tremendous amount of natural resources. so what is the problem? we are economically self sustainable. the proof of it is that when i came into it in 1999, we were a failed are a defaulted state. but in 2006, pakistan was declared one of the n-11, next 11 economically vibrant country of the world. after the break for, brazil, russia, india, china, the bric for, you are

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officials just north of the capital city had to get people out of what was a major evacuation center. more than a thousand of them leaving for higher ground. india >> shepard: police tackling protesters outside the chinese embassy in the capital city of new delhi. the demonstrators at the bit continue exiles protesting china's rule over that region. you can see it took several officers to carry each protester into a police van. new zealand. local media estimate that almost a quarter of a million people turned out for a celebration in the streets of auckland, the largest city in new zealand after france rugby cup. the all blacks nicknamed for uniforms hadn't won the championship in 24 years. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. the next era of space exploration could happen on a jumbo jet. nasa officials showing off a flying telescope that they say will give astronomers a new view of the stars. we're show you how it works and why nasa has so much riding on it. but, first, a lot of love today for an icon of the civil rights movement. hundreds gathered in birmingham to remember the reverend fred shuttlesworth. he died earl