wow. >> uday: this part of punjab, and that part of punjab, they were one state. well it's a popular metaphor for india. pakistan is twins, separated at birth. >> uday: when they were twins, i mean it was one country. you can say dismembered. you know if you cut a body in two, they're not gonna become twins. >> anthony: right. >> uday: so it's sad, you know? you can see them, i mean they're doing the same work as you're doing, they dress the same, they look the same. but then, you can't talk to them. >> anthony: it is an ongoing struggle, an enduring cause of paranoia, visible all across the region. two nations, with atomic arsenals, who have showed if nothing else, a terrifying willingness to use them. from the horrific 2006 train bombings, to the militant attacks in mumbai, the threat of terrorism along this border is a daily concern. at fidelity, we make sure you have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. ♪ ♪ ♪ and everywhere i g

that's right i mean she remains anonymous she is based in the northern state of punjab where the bishop was she is who she is alleged rape is also based we don't know her identity as you said but i did manage to speak to a cousin oppose a father on the phone and he did tell me that she is really a broken woman that she's going to a lot of emotion and mental trauma quite understandably ok now this nona's been getting a lot of solidarity as we've seen especially from within her word or what about more largely how have india's catholics in general been reacting to this case. well india's catholics we have to remember the tiny minority in this country but that's still about twenty million people and they're growing so india's codee and nuns a hugely important to the catholic church in the west at a time when church attendance in the west is so low and actions of being shut out but the scandal i think has really divided the catholic community here on the one hand you have these rape of the cultists by nuns and civil society groups ring breaking a long standing cultural silence on the other h

now its leader muscles as army he remains at large and daughter for three he's based in pakistan punjab province india has tried in the past to have a designated a terrorist by the united nations but those efforts of been blocked by china and india has also demanded his extradition from pakistan but islamabad has so far refused citing a lack of proof. now india and pakistan have been on the brink of war in the past over kashmir or any efforts underway to deescalate tensions between these two nuclear powers. because readers really experienced it when you rebel attacks and really repeated public protests against indian rule there in the past few years you know there are reports that say last year alone about five hundred people were killed in kashmir so i think the situation there remains really bad and this you know attack runs the risk of for the worst mean for sonia thank you very much for bringing us up to date d.w. son your family car there in delhi. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today twenty people are feared dead after a boat capsized in bad weather

and there are reports they did media off airports being closed in seven places in north india in punjab also in the kashmir in srinagar which is the capital of indian it did administered kashmir and of course those reports have sparked a few that are also reports that suggest that is. off of it all out. panic the border india has said that it's aerial strikes yesterday struck militants it holds responsible for the suicide bombing two weeks ago a bombing that targeted as paramilitary police also say that those militants ema hammad that they are planning more attacks against india have they presented any evidence to support those claims. no we haven't. had any details about that since those aerial strikes yesterday carried out by india deep inside pakistani territory i think one of the issues here also is that we have already heard of the official confirmation we really hearing just claims and counterclaims in both the indian side and the pakistani side now we were getting reports yesterday that pakistani police have also cordoned off the area where those strikes took place they're not ev

and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india to mr bashir and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty pakistan has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january an india pakistan team came to india and objected to the height of a dam being built now those objections are likely to fall on deaf ears as part of the hard line that india is taking against pakistan in light of last week's attacks in india mr bush which india blames on a group based in pakistan if anything this shows that they are continuing their hard campaign against pakistan and at the very least not going to pakistan any favors several prominent opposition members have been arrested in sudan as protests against the government gather steam workers at a northern port and a telecommunications company have now joined the demonstrations there angry over the continuing detention of ei

rains in the northern areas of india could see this area of cloud hake say the say this is in the punjab district of india similar conditions across the border into pakistan lots of cloud and rain around here it's moving through the i think squatting down servicing dry weather so a few spots of light just about like them out on a chart twenty seven celsius there for new delhi on friday it cools off a touch as we go on into sas the cloud just sliding its way through karate will hang on to a hive around twenty seven cells in the speaking of karate there's been some unusually wet weather across southern parts of pakistan forty millimeters of rain here in twenty four hours the average for the entire month is around twelve millimeters so that was quite a dumping of rain but further north is making its way away that further north has been a dumping of snow dusting at least into afghanistan this is the same and couple that wintry weather around frozen oranges on the streets there as you can say reenter out so this has been something that has been somewhat welcomed across the country kabul will

home state with this dioceses in the state of punjab and he was given a hero's welcome when he was released on bail last year by his supporters and that has really caused a lot of public outreach in india so you're full of our force and thanks very much for that song this is the interview news still to come on the show he start on par with the beatles in liverpool well not just yet but coach jurgen klopp has won the hearts of liverpool football fans the former going to sleep good coach and his team take on bonus leader champions spy on tonight in the champions. but first we have a closer look at how one russian institution is dealing with juvenile offenders located in the euro mountains some twelve hundred kilometers east of moscow is a home for young men with criminal records among them seventeen year old bottom committed to crime at an early age but now he's being given strict training designed to prepare him for life in the russian military you know use your shadow as more of that. wants to be good. he's started his life over now he trains here several times a day completely cut off from

trial and he of course has denied all the charges against him and he's back in his home state of punjab that's what his dioceses and he returned to you know last it'll pretty much will he goes welcome with many of his supporters lined up to chill so that did cause a lot of public outrage in india sunday from the car from sunny thanks so much for your report and the interview this morning thank you. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news at this hour the vatican is responding to the avalanche of sex abuse allegations as we have been discussing facing the catholic church spokesman else andro you saw he said the church needs to quote look the monster of abuse in the face this comments coming just days before pope francis opens the crisis summit on the issue. brazilian president hire both an r. o. has fired one of his most senior ministers over a campaign funding scandal gustaf bibiana was secretary general of the president's office brazilian markets falling on the news with investors fearing the case could hinder balls in our chances of passing the pension reforms him

has closed off a lot of airspace across northern cities you know close to the pakistani border in punjabin the coach meter valley it has been suspended or reports of mortar shelling across the border residents of either side of the border in austin vacate the homes that are reports of people stockpiling food that everyone feels off often or breaking out so i think the real challenge now is for india and pakistan to figure out a way to contain this as the thought things get really dangerously out of control. and you know how about on the pakistani side there where you are because you know imran khan as the leader there is he gaining a hand over the militancy in the region just walk us through those efforts. i think you know militancy in the region is another question but millett seems like box started to challenge if you look at iraq and security policy any kind of any kind of a hand there on the bush that could have been a lot about internal security into an inability challenge of gender ism is a huge thing that we deal on the basis for us it's not just a regional issue it's also an inte

suicide bombings and kashmir of its leaves the remains of large and he's reportedly based in pakistan punjab province india has tried in the past to get him designated as a terrorist by the un but it that has been blocked by china and india will try to get the extradition from pakistan but it's love abandon a lot of people when you we know that india and pakistan have been on the brink of war in the past over kashmir are there any efforts underway right now to deescalate tensions. well frankly you know if we catch me remains a meta flashpoint between india and pakistan and right now the situation there is it's pretty dire you know since two thousand and sixteen there's really been a spike in violence and gosh mili you know it's in the region is experienced renewed rebel attacks repeated public artist against indian rule in the past few years in recent months and insecurity is that dishman has talked about how it is you know managed to contain contain the insurgency there but this latest attack really shows that conflict is far from over and so to answer your question i don't think you know g

and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india to mr bashir and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty pakistan has complained many times of indian projects in fact and the end of january and india pakistan team came to india and objected to the height of a dam being built now those objections are likely to fall on deaf ears as part of the hard line that india is taking against pakistan in light of last week's attacks in india mr fyshe mir which india blames on the group based in pakistan if anything this shows that they are continuing their hard campaign against pakistan but at the very least they're not going to pakistan any favors. some news from albania where thousands of people have been rallying against prime minister drama a protest as accuse the government of corruption and having links to organized crime they surrounded the parliament and demanded actions oppo

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and they're seeking asylum and likely fleeing religious and political persecution from the state of punjab and. have crossed the border. the us mexico border crossing in tel paso and detained in this facility. actually can you tell me more about that as many as this story let me just jump in because this was one of the when we heard this story we thought it was interesting to hear that there were indian people making the border crossing tell us about their journey getting to south central america first before making this trip to try to get through to the u.s. . that's right and this i should note that this is not the first time the indian detainees have been held in the el paso facility this is happened before in two thousand and fourteen and then they were bangladeshi detainees in two thousand and fifteen and often their route involves leaving from bangladesh or india via plane and landing in south america and joining other migrants and crossing over south and central america into and across the us mexico border and i think something to be noted of the indian detainees is that there is a

and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india to mr bashir and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the one nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january and india pakistan team came to india and objected to the height of a dam being built now those objections are likely to fall on deaf ears as part of the hard line that india is taking against pakistan in light of last week's attacks in india and mr fish which india blames on a group based in pakistan if anything this shows that they are continuing their hard campaign against pakistan and at the very least they're not going to pakistan any favors. billie's and pro catalan independence protesters have clashed outside a metro station in the spanish city of basra lonna violence fledge airing a day of protest against the trial of twelve croque atlanta separatist leaders are accused of rebellio

divert it to its own people and its own projects in india in a suitcase near and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty pakistan has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january an india pakistan team came to india and objected to the height of a dam being built now those objections are likely to fall on deaf ears it's part of the hard line that india is taking against pakistan and light of last week's attacks in indian administered kashmir which india blames on a group based in pakistan if anything this shows that they are continuing their hard campaign again.

there was a seminary or a religious school ran by mohammed in punjab, which was taken over by the pakistani attacks. so clearly, pakistan is not admitting at all that any sort of militant activity is taking place, hence they cannot take action against the group unless india provides information or evidence that that group has been involved in attacks inside india. kashmir has been a flash point in fighting for decades — and is claimed by both pakistan and india in its entirety. although the two sides do frequently shelll each other — this is the first time that india has sent warplanes into pakistan's airspace since the two were at war in 1971. a lot is at stake. both countries are nuclear armed — and violence threatens to destablise the whole region. china's been a supporter of pakistan but struck a more neutral tone today. here's the foreign ministry spokesman. translation: pakistan and india are two important countries in south asia. maintaining good relations and communication between the two sides is conducive to regional peace and stability. translation: pakistan and india are two imp