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

feel so many people many nationals over there and now with these many people they jump to india to north india south india so what action the russian. people now hand the center. the food and the hysteria to make some decision about spices. go with the disco in scotland like russian people they like the risk hour and then they enjoy the. new people and the new product. for them is an example of an active changing restaurant world well it was great to meet you and good luck with your a consultation services here in the us a little thank you thank you so much thank you thank you. moving on and what other foreign restaurants are worth mentioning in moscow chinese restaurants and takeaway may not be as popular in the russian capital as in many european and american cities but there are still several places in the russian capital for those who are fans of chinese cuisine although some values might burn a hole in your pocket they're also more cash friendly places like mama tower the restaurant offers traditional chinese dishes such as vegetable rolls and peking duck and boasts generous portions and

need many people many russians also there and now with these many people they jump to india to north india south india so russia and the russian. people now hand the someone the food and the history. you know with the disco in the russian people they like. the. new people. for them is an example they like the changing restaurant well it was great to me and good luck with your a consultation services here with thank you thank you so much thank you thank you. moving on and what other foreign restaurants are worth mentioning. chinese takeaway may not be as popular. as in many european and american cities but there are still several places in the russian capital fans of chinese cuisine. might be pockets. friendly places like. the restaurant traditional chinese dishes such as rolls and peking duck and generous portions and false service. is located in the area of downtown moscow you can also order takeaway. everyone how authentic russian bourse differs from the famous russian soup ukrainian restaurant. is the place for russia's neighboring country could see such traditional dishes as the starts

which is still there and it rises out of this mustard field in the middle of you know central north indiazing testament to the mingling of culture. the other questions concerns the loyalist claims commission which is a remarkable commission whereby the british government decides to give compensation using treasury funds to loyalist claimants. it sounds great. it is great. of course there are bureaucratic and legal hurdles and so there various ways in which it is practically difficult for loyalist to make claims and to prove their loyalty. they have to prove the value of the property that they have lost and in this process there are glitches in a case like oh you do this at one time and you said that at another. it can make it more difficult for them to win compensation. one very last question. >> okay well actually it is two. one is what became of elizabeth johnston's father for whom we lassar reluctantly giving her in marriage? and the other one is, about the way the narrative of the loyalists has been used for fiction as far as i know only by kenneth roberts and oliver was well aware as

goes a wonderful monument that is still there and arises out of the mustard fields in of central north india just amazing other is the claims commission whereby the british government decides to give compensation using treasury funds. it sounds great to of course, there are bureaucratic and legal hurdles so it is very difficult for the loyalist to make claims to have to prove their loyalty in in the process there is a glitch in the case that will make it more difficult to win compensation what became of elisabeth johnston's father? has resaw him reluctantly giving her and marriage and 19 l.a. by a roberts where the narrative then narrative of the south side 18670 war has been pretty well high-tech by the south so the way the two have been handled. >> elizabeth johnston's father fights in the army then goes to britain to get the loyalists claim and then resells in nova scotia of the number one place for the loyalist refugees and ... the rest of his life there and is buried there. the reason it fits in with memory of the complex is my suggestion and the loyalist are victors in the end is broug

while india's hindus and muslims had a great deal in common as was also true of the north and the south here, gandhi did not for all his passion, have war compulsion for keeping india one. before seeing what he did not, let me give you a flavor of his arguments and his passion for unity. when at the end of 1939 gandhi first heard that the separate muslim holy land, seem to be called pakistan, was being demanded because it was claimed, muslims and hindus were two nations, this is what gandhi said. why is india not one nation? was it not one during the mogul period that? is india composed of two nations? if it is, whammy to? are not christians a third nation, parsi set forth and so on? are the muslims of china and a nation separate from other chinese? are the muslims of england a different nation from the other english? how are the muslims of the punjab different from the hindus and the seikhs. why are they not thinking the same water, breathing the same air to writing systems from the same soil? what is there to prevent it from following their respective religion, religious. muslims all

india? the leader is dead and long live the leader as north korea continues mourning the death of kim jong-il, his youngest son has been declared supreme leader of the country. the declaration was made in front of a huge crowd in the capital of p'yongyang. the military service was led by senior military and political leaders. here is lucy williams. >> a show of force. one nation, soldiers and civilians lined up with military precision. it last moment of national remembrance for their former leader kim jong-il. but this choreographed display it is also for the youngest son kim jong un, 40 years younger than anyone else in charge. he fidgeted through the speeches. >> this was a chance for the military pledged their allegiance to the young successor. he will not to have much power without them. but how much control can he have over them? a military salute. across the country a moment of silence. an unofficial transition to the country's next young leader and a warning for this country and for others that it is not just hikm you are dealing with. >> our correspondent charles is with us. already t

north korea were provocative. there could be a risk also of a. forces india. where you can watch the full interview with hans blix this hour here on r.t. . now the personal phone conversations of a russian opposition leader have been lead on the internet creating a storm of controversy but he's known as soft could now face a split within opposition ranks after using insulting words about protesters who attended a rally against the conduct of russia's parliamentary elections artie's tom barton has the details. revelations were published in life news dot ru a notoriously tabloid sensationalist website in russia and they concern six hours of private phone conversations recorded boris nemtsov an opposition figure in which he insults fellow opposition leaders using very profane language and calls protesters so how would really kind wins and internet comes to those protesters turning out on the reports of widespread vote rigging in that december's parliamentary elections boris nemtsov one of the all denies of the protests has hit back saying that this is kremlin pho

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north of the third street bridge. it will annex the property on the west side to the india basin, special use district, which is on the east side of the -- of third street. i should note that the subject property is currently partially -- the development and special use district, which does a similar thing that the india basin special use district is. we created that special use district when the industrial park came tout of redevelopment and we wanted to specify that use along third street were appropriate to a wide range of uses and community serving uses, smaller scale retail, community uses, childcare, and the like. the design and development s.u.d. had a similar goal when we developed that. and that was to allow some additional office. we believe that by including the subject parcel in the india basin s.u.d., it does essentially the same thing. and it just opens up to some further uses beyond p.d.r., along third street where we think those uses are appropriate. the legislation, the second part of the legislation does, it also allows medical clinics, within the india basin on industrial park, special use district,

north to the lake. it is a massive volcanic lake measuring 100 kilometers in length. when been volcano erupted 70,000 years ago, it blanketed india in ash and catapulted earth into an ice age. it is believed to be the biggest corruption ever. the team is on the volcano. beyond explores seem enthusiastic. it is something they support and enjoy. >> it is nice. we have a hobby to climb a mountain. we can have my hobby with work. >> indonesia's politicians share their enthusiasm. they hope to harness the power of volcanoes, but it will take time to make that happen. >> when three women are awarded peace prizes by the nobel committee this week, it will be an historic moment. they will be honored for their efforts in fighting oppression and bringing their people closer to peace. what could these remarkable women have in common with actresses who work on a soap opera in afghanistan? their bravery. women on the screen are seen as a moral provocation, especially if they play characters that break from tradition of female roles. meet the women who defy everything. >> an ordinary neighborhood in the west of the afghan capital is the backdro

north of the third street bridge. it will annex the property on the west side to the india basin, special use district, which is on the east side of the -- of third street.

since iran started it nuclear program china, india, pakistan, north korea, israel have all gotten nuclearapons while iran, you know, is sort of, it's sort of like, you know the, the horizon. it's an imaginary line that continually gets farther and farther away. they are developing the materials, but they still don't have a weapon. so i think we can take a deep breath, you know? and try various means, better enforcement of the export controls against providing materials that iran can use for centrifuges. this is something we should strengthen. this is blessed by the u.n. security council, and in fact, there has been a good bit of progress. david albright who's a nuclear expert in washington says that the iranians are having a terrible time getting the kind of steel that they need and the carbon fiber that they need to build advanced centrifuges. there are very few sources, and those sources have dried up, and now there is the billion to interdict shipments that look suspicious and see whether these materials are there. so we have some tools, and can we should use the ones we have. we shoul

you know, while since iran started its nuclear program, china, india, pakistan, north korea, israel have all got in the nuclear weapons, while iran, you know, is sort of like a, you know, the horizon. it's an imaginary line that as you get closer to the eight dits further and further away. the or the developing the material but they still don't have a weapon. so i think we can take a deep breath, you know, and try various means, better enforcement of the export controls against providing materials that iran can use for centrifuges. this is something that we should strengthen. this is less by the u.n. security council, and in fact there has been a good bit of progress. david albright, whose a nuclear expert in washington says that the iranians are having a terrible time getting the kind of steel they need and the carbon fire to build advanced centrifuges. very few sources and those sources have dried up and now there is the ability to go and interdict the shipments that seem mysterious. so, we have some tools and we should use the ones we have. ha shouldn't always feel like we

india and china if you. know their world news around the clock you're without me tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their late leader the fan well ceremony that will last for two days dotted with a funeral procession led by kim jong il's youngest son and successor the long standing leader of the world's most reclusive country died eleven days ago before the attack of age of kim jong un shrouded in mystery some are hoping his western education may see open country and especially stone age to take deal thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to the terminal screws future. as we know. in switzerland dogs do that's going to have an effect but i think that's crazy to me it's a freedom of action. part of the north korean system but also you know maybe if you get outside of the world in any respect to the americans so it's not north korea and since don't want to not that scenario because we want to. constrain. somewhat like they want to contain china rather different you do differently because it's all part of the same the same package

india in china if you stack in . their world news around the clock you're with r.t. tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their late leader the family all ceremony that will last for two days dotted with a view of perception led by kim jong il's youngest son and successor the longstanding leader of the world's most reclusive country died eleven days ago a heart attack on the edge of his pen kim jong un is shrouded in mystery but some are hoping his western education may see open country especially stone age to take bill thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to the terminals chris richard got to do with you because we know he was educated above the edge in switzerland dogs do that and have an effect but i think that's grossly misleading it is a freedom of action. part of the more interesting but also mainly use if you go outside world even in respect to the americans so it's not north korea since don't want to not see americans we want to keep it. constrained. somewhat like they want to contain china rather differe

india in china. broke arsing life in the heart of the russian capital you're watching r.t. tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their late leader farewell ceremony that will last for two days started with a funeral procession led by kim jong il's youngest son and successor the long standing leader of the world's most reclusive country seven days ago the heart attack knowledge of his hair. is shrouded in mystery some are hoping his western education may see a more open country but a specialist on asia dr tim bill thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to turn north korea's future. because we know he was educated in switzerland not see that's going to have an effect but i think that's crazy move this to me is freedom of action. part of the north korean system but also it will mainly. be outside world in any respect to believe the americans so it is not north korea and since not that scenario can say you want to keep it. contained. somewhat. like they want to contain china rather different you do differently it is all part

royalty in india, the next generation of the dynasty your -- can the next generation of the dynasty revive the governing party? >> it seems that the leaders dead, so long live the leader. north korea continues to mourn the death of kim jong il. his youngest son has been declared supreme leader of the country. they gathered for a memorial service led by senior military and political leaders. >> after the grief, a show of force. one patient, rejuvenation, with precision in the snow -- one nation, with precision in the snow. this last choreographed display is also for him, his youngest son, kim jong un. north korea's newest leader, 40 years younger than anyone else here. he fitted -- flitted through the speeches, either with cold or nervousness. >> the entire military will protect kim jong un. we will move as one under his orders and cement the military system. if we were ever to be attacked, we would fight back. >> this was a chance for the military to pledge their allegiance. he will not have much power without the military, but how much control will be have over them? to mark the final minutes of the old era, a military salute. and a moment of silence punctured by horns from

india in just a few seconds. was international news and comments twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. tens of thousands of north koreans have taken to the capital snow covered streets to pay their last respects to their late leader a farewell ceremony that will last for two days it started with a funeral procession led by kim jong il's youngest son and successor longstanding the year of the world's most prestigious a country guy days ago the heart attack knowledge of his hair came. shrouded in mystery some are hoping his best to make himself open country but especially dr tim being all things it's not entirely up to the successor to turning north korea's future. it's the textiles we know it was educated in switzerland monks you can have an effect but i think it's grossly overestimate its freedom of action. of the north korean system but also. in respect of the outside world and in respect to the americans so it's not north korea since don't want to open up and see americans who want to be. constrained. from what. they want to contain china a different differently but it's all part of the same like the same pack

. >> india has failed to pass the anti-corruption legislation despite the campaign and the protest hunger strike by any zahra -- and that his rai. the transition of power in north korea has been finished today, it completed with kim jong un held as a supreme leader for the first time. this follows the nationwide morning after the death of his father. >> it sounds like a religious service and perhaps it is. north korean ideology said that the dead leader's birth was super natural. there really extraordinary thing is the spectacle of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians are moving like machines. this is something from another age, a time when dictatorships outnumbered the democracies. soon, it all turned into a coronation. this was the moment when kim jong un, the new leader, gets the public allegiance of the military hierarchy. each of them are more than double his age. up steps this general to pay homage on the part of the armed forces. the entire military, he says, will gather around kim jong un to protect him. it will move as one according to his orders. the true moment of coronation comes when the ceremonial head of state gives him his official ti