for instance, remnants of the islamic domination that started in the 12th century can be seen in old delhinew delhi was built in the british colonial period at the end of the 19th century. its tidy grid-line streets and office buildings offer a sharp contrast to the narrow, bustling streets of old delhi. today the power that is shaping delhi is economics. beginning in the early 1900s, india made a strong push toward liberalizing its economy. with its strong international ties, s be quick keeping pace with the changing environment. products a coming in frombroad, and on their srttails comeele. with the changing environment. delhi's life-sty is cngg a. ( bus horn blaring ) drawn by the appeal of the city and the liberalized economy, more and more people are moving to delhi from the countryside. however, moving to the city does not necessarily mean that you can find work there. woman: they come to delhi expecting to earn money and find employment because they've heard that there's more opportunities there and it's a growing, booming metropolitan area. and when, in fact, they get there, there'

delhi were lead. that's a political problem compounded by a very old feud between two towns between misurata lead but the fighting that's going on now is directly because of the belief that the people who were lead have been harboring pro good out for elements who are opposed to the to the revolution on the new government there are claims that those people inside but i will it is saying they're coming under fire by those people who were supported by nato when gadhafi was toppled doesn't nato have now and the western world responsibility to avert a humanitarian crisis after all we're getting eyewitness accounts of many civilians dying. no i don't think they do have a responsibility to do that i think the responsibility rests with the libyans and i think it's remarkable that in the last few months the libyans have been able to carry out a nationwide election which was universally recognized as they've elected a national congress they're now trying to put together a government that's been difficult which is not surprising. has been a problem because as i say it seems. but afi elements remain there was a

being sorted out of the worst problem at the moment is the one in delhi were lead and that's a political problem compounded by a very old feud between two transfer between mr raja and bani walid the fighting that's going on now is directly because of the belief that the people in the war lead have been harboring al i'm sure. the revolution on the new government you can call a humanitarian crisis relatively small town of bani walid has something like seventy thousand inhabitants the number of fighters who are believed to be loyal to gadhafi is not very large but of course fighting is terrible and of course it's got to it we must hope that it comes to an end as soon as possible. keeping a close eye on the situation in bani walid more firsthand accounts from the embattled town now available at our dot com check up on the listeners on the troubles and maybe it's facing a year after its longstanding leader it was toppled the armed revolt with the help of me. massive crowds have descended on the spanish parliament voicing their anger over severe also costs imposed by the government for as reports a ride from the heart of the

being sorted out of the worst problem at the moment is the one in delhi were lead and that's a political problem compounded by a very old feud between two towns between misrata and bani walid despite the politics many are saying well what's different between syria and libya a lot of calls now for intervention to in syria to prevent a humanitarian crisis there and yet the west is accuse of turning a blind eye and yet he is surely one has to recognize the fact that there is a humanitarian crisis there in libya at the moment. well you can call it humanitarian crisis relatively small the. lead has something like seventy thousand inhabitants the number of fighters who are believed to be loyal to gadhafi is not very large but of course fighting is terrible and of course it's got to it we must hope that it comes to an end as soon as possible. keeping a close eye on the situation in bani walid and more firsthand accounts from the battle available at all t. dot com you can check out the analysis on the troubles libya is facing a year after its longstanding leader moammar gadhafi was toppled in the revolt with the help of nato. t

point five kilometer for the island the twenty seven year old so rider to break a minute thirty seconds down under his repsol honda team in delhi produced was next p.c.'s but still lost almost nine tenths of a second to stoner while chip leader who was third fastest with a lot of time just outside one minute thirty one seconds it's story though who has the pedigree list really having one there for the past five years. so we still have those issues but nowhere near as bad a chatter in. you know we're able to to ride the bike reason a normal you know the circuit sort of deteriorating a little bit from last year and i'm sure causing issues for everybody but you know in general we found a pretty good pace here and it's nice to ride around here with a thousand again you know just have that extra bit of horsepower in and you know some places to use it is. finally some sad news from the world of boxing world famous trainer emanuel steward has died in a chicago hospital at the age of sixty eight the cause of death has not yet been disclosed though stewart did on stomach surgery a few weeks back the international boxing hall of famer in

delhi. here we meet the 22-year-olds. they've been hiding here for the past two weeks.ing in love. >> translator: when i couldn't see her, i used to go crazy and think about her all the time. i'd lie awake all night not sleeping. it was just like the movies. >> reporter: but like many, it was a doomed relationship from the start. she belongs to an upper class family of land owners and dave a lower class family of black smiths. malita says she feared for her life all because of her feelings for dave. >> translator: they said i would ruin the family's reputation. they would threaten me all the time. i couldn't take it anymore. i told them we need to do something. >> reporter: with no one else to turn to, they called the love commandos. an an unlikely group of ex-journalists and lawyers who made it that mission to even the odds. the head commander says they've helped rescue some 20,000 couples since it started back in 2010. 95% of marriages in india are arranged. but with more and more indian youth flirting with romance, the love commandos have their work cut out. they're

it's working with new delhi to find ways to settle payments for iranian oil and currently about half of india's payments are made in euros for the latest e.u. sanctions by an old dealings with iranian banks iran's been the consistent pressure over its nuclear program amid fears it might be after an atomic bomb now on top of the e.u. oil embargo financial and trade sanctions nineteen iranian t.v. and radio stations were taken off the air in europe but energy hungry asian countries refused to comply with the european restrictions with india saying it won't reduce the amount of all it buys from iran political analyst says the e.u. cannot dictate to the rest of the world. the indian government is very much for that we are not going to cut down any more our of iranian oil imports and that we will continue buying from them and therefore the financial arrangements are being worked out but i think now that there is a time for a regional currencies to gain ground and for trading to happen in alternative currencies apart from the euros and the dollars i've seen the longer the trade will go on and the sanctions will not impact india's ability to have relations with iran