sea was the first way through which islam entered india, the people of the cities and ports of south india started building mosques about 1400 years ago after getting acquainted with islam mal roman, the ruler of which state of kerala, built the first mosque in india after becoming muslim, the building of the mosque is still standing after several stages of reconstruction, islam entered india in several ways, one through south india, which during the time of the prophet and by merchants and traders , they did not come for trade. they became muslims from the 3rd and 4th centuries of hijri with the arrival of the muslim conquerors from the north of india , the construction of mosques in cities like delhi intensified. there is, that is, in every area like coming and entering in the same style, the same way, the same area, the mosque is a combination of the architecture of the early iranian and local islamic mosques, the geometry of the mosques facing the qibla, the pattern of four porches, the triple divisions of the bodies and the dome of the house that surrounds the mosque in the center of

over concerns about the treatment and welfare of life. animals meet eating, just deeply ram on south india's new superstar over 3 bull and weighing in at 800 kilos. he looks like a real life elephant. he can also act like one flap, his ears cry, and even spray water from his trunk. but he's not a real elephant at all. again daily. the biggest advantage is that he can't attack or rampage as often happens at temple festivals with real elephants. and for the townspeople, it is something exciting and amusing, and artist and engineer prashant and his team spent years building the artificial temple elephant financed by donations from animal rights activists. the men have tweaked and changed the design over and over using steel, rubber, blood fibers, and small motors overrule the boss is satisfied with his prototype, but he still thinks it can improve. not a garden. i hope we can make the elephants even more perfect. the goal is clear, the artificial temple elephants of the future can both move and to go to canada. perfect or not. the prototype is a big hit. temple visitors are excited and the anim

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way i think india unless the international patient space corporation in some russia, china, a india, south africa, bracey to have that. so that in some form, it's already in the base. but know what i'm going to get from probably beyond that are definitely better than just the possibility or we can work through that, that extended exploration. so point of view in stuff, every country spending the money and they of course, definitely where they're going to go. that will make things better. and reminder to also been doing this prospect. moving on now the un human rights council has adopted a draft resolution introduced by a by john we states that unilateral coercive measures violates human rights. now, 33 members voted in favor and 13 against the mexico abstained, or the western members of the council, including the u. s. refused to recognize the negative effects of such sanctions. now the votes of faith in geneva, with members from the global south speaking out in favor of its adoption, western european countries as well as the u. s. rejected it. so, and the sanctions are not intended to hom

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be search organization for the launch 2 places in our field near chit rudder, chit rud, duggar, south india, excuse me. in this video, you can see the rock, it's been lifted to an altitude of 4 and a half kilometers has been indian air force helicopter. the body was released and it made it high speed, landing autonomously, civil indian military and civilian agencies, calibrated on the projects on our optimistic about future success. we heard from the former director of india, sufflin warm center adults and mill sway me on a dry things increase space cooperation between briggs countries will benefit the whole world. definitely india and shows bloomed major role regards today. india and system manager systems point of you. definitely the initial stage sick in from the shop. so that way i think india unless the international patient we had that it's based cooperation in some rachelle, china, a india south africa, bracy to her that. so that in some form, it's already in the base, but no, it doesn't get from probably beyond that are definitely better than just the possibility. or we can look to

take a solution that worked, let's say in bogota, and just plonk it directly in a small town in south india such as trichy, it may not work. so what you do need to do is bring the concept, quickly test it on the ground to see does this work in our context. reporter: the buzzword at the moment is "transit-oriented development," which is to put public transport like buses or metros at the center and develop life around it. aswathy: if we could invest even a small percentage, less than like five percent of the funds that are invested into the metro, for improving access within the neighborhoods around metro stations, then large populations living in the center of the city would be able to access the metro. reporter: at the moment, over 80% of public spending goes to big-ticket projects like flyovers and highways. the rest is split between buses and metros with less than a 2% going to improve lives for cyclists and walkers. if we had to go back 30 years and re-do it all, things would probably be quite different. of course it's always easier in retrospect. but india is still developing and still

but probably that is why the elderly in a village in south india are wiser than i am. he has white iving in gun to put the plan. it appears to be a village like any other in india's family, not to state. the young have all left, only the elderly, demean custodians of local knowledge, including the reason which religious once been to their homes. you are happy i were made for. i used to watch my father make them so your father, handcrafted them, used the killing to make them yes. oh, construction engineers out of in manhattan and but, but as of the money m. want to tap into this ancient knowledge. they have visited more than 40 villages around them and not do in recent years. investigating the old techniques and building materials either community bollinger rather than in the used to be only one or 2 masons, but regional local people would work together on the la male goodness. so any one or what if you knew the anti pro slender? how a mud mixture should be and how to choose to mug on what to add to the lime and its consistency and about grouping and floating with them.

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but probably that is why the elderly in a village in south india are wiser than i am. he has white arriving in gun up at the berlin. it appears to be a village like any other in india's, coming not to state the young have all left only the elderly, demean custodians of local knowledge, including the visa vit villagers once been to their homes. you are happy i were made, but i used to watch my father make them so your father, handcrafted them, used to killing to make them yes. construction engineers out of in the manhattan and pad. but as of the money m, want to tap into this ancient knowledge. they have visited more than 40 villages around them and not do in recent years. investigating the old techniques and building materials either community bollinger rather than in the used to be only one or 2 masons per regional, local people would work together on the la mill. and so anyone over if you knew the anti prose monday, how a mud mixture should be and how to choose to monitor what to add to the lime and it's consistency and about grouping and floating with them. but we in

indian space, be search organization, the laws took place as an airfield near chits reduce august south india. and this video you can see the rock, it's been lifted to an altitude of 4 and a half kilometers by an indian air force kilometer. it was then released when it made a high speed landing all on its own. civil indian military and civilian agencies also calibrated get more. this is cost live now to the former director of the i s r o satellite launch center dr. mill. swami. unadorned, thanks. very much for joining us this afternoon. i'm now the rocket successful, landed the indian as his 1st reusable rocket. how significant is this for india's space program as a whole? thank you for the opportunity. also casing in the us to let us to look into space that are not you. 1 recall i think the program ought to be, that means that you'll be used to belong to a good point of view. you just talk to me at me and to go back and the basically, the technology don't want to said there was a couple, couple of years back in one stage of that i could to took it all the way to the under denny space. and fr

do ga south india and it's video. you can see the rock, it being lifted to an altitude of point 5 kilometers by an indian air force helicopter. the craft was subsequently released to make a high speed landing on its own. several in the military and civilian agencies collaborated on the project and the optimistic on its success. we heard from the former director of india is a satellite center, a dr. mail swami on a dry, who thinks inquiry space cooperation between the briggs countries will benefit the whole of humanity. but definitely india and russia flew into major role today in the us. and system manager systems point of view. definitely the initial seats that came from that. so that way i think india, unless the international cooperation phase corporation to some of the show change in the companies into that. so that in some form, it's already in the base, but no one from probably beyond that. also, definitely better than just the possibility or we can look to the extended exploration. so point of view stuff, every

a launch took place at an air field near she said, door goes south india. in this video, you can see the missile being lifted to an altitude of 4.5 kilometers by an indian air force helicopter. the wing body was subsequently released to make an automatic landing at high speed. the successful test followed the development of advanced technologies, which india says are the 1st in the world ah, at the least developed countries, conference and guitar. the president of the central african republic gave a scathing speech towards the west treatment of his country. the conference took place in march and covered many topics with a diverse pool of guests from state leaders and industry leaders to representatives of the un which organized the conference for the 5th time. the african states president accusing the west of looting his country and being responsible for terrorist activity to get more on the african liter speech and the latest on the central african republic. we have an exclusive interview with the republics presidential spokesperson, emmanuel lou, unfortun

north, south, it becomes even more real, india is seriously involved in this project. us how it will change the global logistics corridor north, south, is of great importance for the development of continental eurasian trade. from the north of russia , the baltic to india, in this regard, india's interest here is quite logical. india is interested in increasing deliveries to russia of purchases in russia and that this is all carried out along safe and convenient routes, where even fast transfers of goods in huge volumes are possible. in this sense, the caspian remains the main direction and the port system. caspian sea, both from iran and from russia, it should improve. it should open up new possibilities. here, of course, the importance of the volga as a transport artery can be increased even more. and what role is assigned to central asia in this project and are there any conflicts of contradictions here, if, for example, compared with the same project. people's republic of china one belt one road project one belt one the path assumed that the countries of eurasia sh

and rain is the story as we move to south asia. typical india, we sing unusual showers, continuing through the weekend that should weather update. ah, i'm a like a vase in the south of india to find out how tiny bass in this case brought an extensive mining operation. corona virus wept across the world, devastating a fact. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife series. arrived on al jazeera lou. ah, again, this is 0. the main news, the south saddam's army and power military rapid support forces of agreed to extend the cease fire by off. so the 72 hours, the u. m. the african union of the u. s. civil welcome to move st. they hope it will lead to a permanent end to hostilities. the united nations security council is unanimously condemned the taliban administration in afghanistan for banning women from working for the un security council. the school for swift reversal, the decision former us vice president mike pence has

bangkok, at 32 degrees celsius on sunday, 31 on monday, that was the move to south asia. temperatures have been low across much of india. we've had an usually wet weather hear those thunder storm warnings, stretching across much of the north into the east with some heavy force to come down in the south and for sri lanka over the next few days. ah. i'm a like a vase in the south of india to find out how a tiny bass in this scheme brought an extensive mining operation to a scan. corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife slave. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call for an end to the global. well, what are the on al jazeera? what impact does the fighting and saddam have on libya, their affairs, the conflict could disrupt precarious situation next door. libby is what they to a political style might that continues to fist this or done hitting the same way. this is inside story.

the workers didn't understand word what i said because they were actually from south india. they spoke tamil and and malayalam. somebody raised his hand and asked me, you know, to to do it all all over again in english. i did. and that meeting was a disaster. screamed out. i couldn't answer any of their questions. i had no plan for them to get them out of captivity. but one worker sitting deep in the room reached out me a few weeks later. that was raj and the man who taught me, you know, the pressures on the men. he taught me the aspects of the scheme, and he also taught me how to cook. and over a series of extraordinary secret meals, we engineered the great escape that's at the center of the book and opposite of clandestine meeting was a very public event that happened after the great escape when workers marched to the company, the tv cameras and all of that after they had been vindicated. did that moment feel like, oh, was extraordinary? the night after the workers escaped, they were, you know, hiding out in a hotel room. the next morning we did a very unexpected thing, we

the maldives is located about 500km south of india in the indian ocean.made up of almost 1,200 islands that sit within these circular formations called atolls. and it's these low—lying islands that the maldives has become famous for. seaplanes are the fastest way to get around. but for most visitors and locals, boats are used to island—hop. these islands may be beautiful but they're precariously close to disappearing into the ocean. most of these islands have been affected by erosion and the prediction is that by 2050, 80% of them could become uninhabitable. without coral reefs to protect them, the maldivian islands are in danger of being washed into the ocean. my first stop is fulhadhoo, an island only 6km long and just 250m wide. seeing this sandbag barrier on arrival, you start to understand the battle these islanders are facing. coral and coral reefs are what makes these islands but they are facing huge challenges, so the first person i'm going to meet is someone who's made it their life's passion to protect and nurture corals. thanks. this island has

the military to rescue the victims and saying in nigeria half a century of oil exploration in the south india. coney region has caused a wide spread damage to the environment. activists have criticize a pace of cleanup operations. international oil company shell is accused of being one of the main polluters. al jazeera is amadine, race reports from o goni. these all covered boat lying idly on polluted waters. mirror the lives of people here in nigeria or going to region. there waited 3 tickets for their damage, land, vegetation, and water to be cleaned up. 4 years ago following public pression criticism, royal dutch shell and the nigerian government began clearing up some of the 60 fi site identified in the united nations environment report. a $1000000000.00 was set aside for the work to date. we have dawn 15 lots on present of 20 sites or from the unit report. so we have about $45.00 size lift to to handle on these $45.00 sites are being classified as the semi complex to complex sites. here, newman growth shoots have sprouted, and aquatic life is slowly coming back. science the clean up coul

ah, i'm the like a vase in the south india to find out how tiny bass in this steve brought an extensive mining operation. corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife slave. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife 2 or 3 on algebra to some hulu. boat is a mechanical right or even the self driving train. but today can be every humanoid robots, like me, will be everywhere, al jazeera documentary, the lead on the weird and wonderful world. learn think and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i in the machine origins, owner because oh, a book about you watching the news out with the whole rom, the reminder of all top stories. there are reports of heavy fighting around the presidential pilots in dollars capital cartoon. the spice, and extended the fire, the conflict between the army and the military rapid support, both is now in its 3rd week, and people are still streaming out of the country, leaving an

over the global financial system, as it do counter is, is strengthen they allies alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global falls back towards a democratic woke order without a demo knees, we'll be easier. i believe that president lula is acting correctly when he proposed a long flight chinese presidents using being and all the leaders decoration of a group of companies willing to a facility. they'd be negotiation unite to stay. and there were been union, together with who crane must be pressure when the stand that all new way resolve the conflict in through i just and lasting beef negotiation the u. s. government had full access to everything on twitter, including users, private chats, not the revelation that's emerged from an interview with the social media giants, new pulse, ellen musk. he late at all lights with fox news host, tucker carlson, while also discussing the future of artificial intelligence on issue the entrepreneur stresses is an absolute priority. the degree to which of various govern agencies had, effectually, had full access to everythi

and that is something the global south china, india and other countries are observing here. and that's what makes this situation, this time in this conflict. so dangerous, go ahead. are no in moscow. well, you know, you some, that all well, the 500 your gemini, of the west. he's coming to an end and him time the west attend to somewhat delay the inevitable. it seems that they get caught up in this quicksand phenomenon and now they're in panic. sheer panic. and we, she basically that the emperor has no clothes. so we basically all 4 rational actors to be able to emerge out of this mess. but obviously the u. s. foreign policy is driven by ideological concerns. and this is where the danger lies. if you ask me, you know, we've had people like the boy and you'll and then all of the federal travelers, eyes actually, you know, i mean, treading the claim file for quite some years now. and they are backing everything on bubbling down on the situation. and this is way, gets dangerous now because obviously the ship is looking for me everywhere i foot guy is taking stock of it's all i w

these are the comics that i've looked into in india and south africa. they have these cracking comedy scenes, and these comics over there are talking about some stuff. like, serious, serious stuff. now, which one of these comics should we bring back to share their story with the rest of the world? >> could i name an international comedian? uh. could they name me? have we asked them if they can name me? >> i don't know if it's going to work. i don't know if they're going to be funny, like, i go over there. i'm honesty scared about doing stand-up there. that's their home turf. i know they're going to crush, but my thing, number one, am i going to understand what they're talking about. and number two, when i go up, are they going to get anything? >> there's something universal about comedy, but there's also the way it's done is sort of specific to not only a language, but a specific culture. i do impressions of people that no one over knows overseas, like jesse ventura. like [as jesse ventura] let me tell you something, it's all about truth. [normal voice]

i contaminating the fresh crown. watering anthony's home city of gucci on india, south western coast, the increasing flint d. the problem linked to climate change that hath meet the water undrinkable. and i'm a sailor than we all depended on this pond. i live at wing. see you. rosen started the condition of the pond, deteriorated with the bat order, and the frequent destruction of by plenty. many families here have to rely on drugs for that team. what disney, if 80, do you at all it hot beach and wait for delivery from nearly every day? she has to deck katie, the heavy, thin bought and bucket, 100 me does. back to her home. 5 liters caused almost half a yodel. to drink, cook and wash the people are spending almost 15 percent of the daily income, untracked water. okay, thank the writing fif gigi where they're packing and overdevelopment all contribute to the thought quarter invasion of ground. what is the place to look at the studies which are done, one of the pioneering studies done by jose and to if you look, if you compare then that study a to know current beaded or during the last

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but this is why china, south africa, india, brazil are saying, we want peace but we don't want nato expansione meaning of so-called peace. we want the big superpowers to give each other some space and some distant so that the world isn't on a knife edge. that is what president lula was saying and the meaning of the chinese peace initiative is is to say, yes, absolutely makepeace, protect ukraine's sovereignty and security, but no 10 nato expansion. the biden administration won't even discuss this issue. that has been the major failing and the reason why we have not been able to get to the negotiating table in my opinion, even when zelenskyy said in march 22, maybe not nato, maybe something else. russia and ukraine were close to an agreement and the united states intervened with ukraine and said, we don't think that is a good agreement because the u.s. neocons, so-called, have been pushing for nato enlargement as the core of this and overtime one and many other issues from the point of view of china or russia or other countries, including brazil, now saudi arabia, iran and others, is whether t

i like a vase in the south of india to find out how tiny bass in this steve brought an extensive mining operation. corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world threatened animals, and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife shade. arrived on al jazeera, what impact does the fighting ensue? don, have on libya, their fears the conflict could disrupt the precarious situation. next door, libya's hall, they took political style. my dad continues to fist the suit on hitting the same way. this is inside story with hello and welcome to the program. i'm tom mccray, the conflict in sudan is now in its 3rd wake. the rival generals applying the blame game, accusing each other of targeting civilian neighborhoods. hospitals and people trying to leave the country ceasefire after cease fire has collapsed. endless fear, powerful regional players may be involved behind the scenes, intentionally prolonging the violence. some have drawn parallels to

i'm like of ours in the south of india and find out call me back in this cave brought in a good tempered mining operation to a grand corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we did a rec center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife rise on our euro. me every year, the multi $1000000000.00 procedure of organized crime pumped into the global economy, a torrent of dirty cash, the loan to through the banking system to the skies. its origins came to know how it's done to journalists, began to investigate. one alleged route through which the italian mafia hides its money. but as the 2nd of his 3 episode report reveals, getting into this maze is easier than finding a way out the the story at the heart of these films is an enigma, wrapped in riddles, varied in mysteries. it's about money laundering and much else besides me, but as explained in part one, as we tried to unravel its complexities, our investigation kept on taking

so we've seen how a congress in asia, such as japan, south korea, india increased, at least in normal terms. the fact that the official broke it down doesn't mean they do not put money in it. yeah, that's a good point to meet. it's about how much you can get for the money that you're spending it. if you look at the significant spending heights that we've seen in asia, for example, china, india, japan, does this increase in spending, in your opinion? does it signal a looming military conflict in the region? but i'm not sure i can comment on that, but it's definitely my, my it's threat perception was seen how japan moved away from his one percent policy of g b and he's saying to increase that. so yes, that definitely does increase and then shows the weather that is going to convert into concrete remains to be seen. lorenzo's got an auto with c pre loser. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thanks wondering where european leaders meeting at this year's north of c summit in belgium have signed off on a plan to wrap up the production of wind power. they're aiming

south. we also saw how it was russia and china and india that came to our help as you know, egypt program on, on the epidemic was jump started by sport. big. maxine and julia also received the scene of farm vaccine from china, south africa, received from the cm institute of india. now the vaccines, the mexican that we needed so been help was really needed. it was not as forthcoming wrong. the vest as well as was victim or desired. the fact of the matter is that the help that has gone in the more recent past rom, china, wrong russia, rama even india to some of the real the south countries has been much more significant. i'll give you an example. over the past 20 years, china has provided loans, $250.00 countries to the extent of around $900000000000.00 over the past 20 years. not think of this, it 193 countries in the world. and in 50 of those countries, most of them in the south ever received loans, both $900000000000.00 on china just 2 weeks ago and present good and met with the african leaders. you forgave debt around $20000000000.00 that the african countries or russia, you know, as they