the supreme court of india decided to leave all the valuables to the temple without daring to use sacredces for current needs. to indian shrines colonialists, one of the most famous and mystical diamonds in the history of kohinoor, according to legend, washed out of the ground by a river in southern india. the mughals, a 105 carat gem fell into the hands of the british along with other treasures during the plunder of the mughal principalities, according to the official version, kohinoor was presented as a gift to london as gratitude and today adorns one of the crowns, which is exhibited in the taur. however, public figures, in particular the veteran of the supreme india on fis ahmed siddiqui calls a spade a spade , the koh-i-nur was stolen in 1849, when the british forcibly annexed the pijab to their possessions and took possession of the treasures of lahore. international law. no one on our side will deny that the kohinoor is a cultural heritage of india i believe that after all the appeals in international courts it will be recognized that the kohinoor is illegally withheld united king

in particular, a veteran of the supreme court. indiae physical ahmed sidiki calls things his own name kohinoor was stolen in 1849, when the british forcibly annexed the pijab to their possessions and took possession of the treasures of lara international law is on our side, no one will deny that the kohinoor is the cultural heritage of india i believe that after all appeals in international courts it will be recognized that the kohinoor illegally held by the uk under the unesco convention on stolen or illegally exported cultural property, we will seek the return of london to india and other cultural artifacts. they everyone knows diamonds and other precious stones, the most important part of everyday life. indians. the physical astrological system of jyotesha has been using certain crystals for thousands of years to strengthen the weak nodes of the city and correct the karma of mistakes, previous reincarnations, the astrologer, by date of birth, draws up the so-called natal chart of the client and gives his recommendations. and then he

india and pakistan, a pristine catch mountains, one and one east. the kashmiris i live on al jazeera ah protest as on both sides of america's abortion debate, faceoff outside the supreme court and across the country. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive though, are also coming up, recalling the horrors of russia's assault. hundreds of ukrainians are evacuating from a steel plant in the besieged city of mario. but they, as of sal, seal factory comes under, intensified russian bombing.

of an effort to grow global alliances against russia. the chancellor did not -- the indian leader did not confirm his plans to attend. indians -- india supreme court has directed the government to disclose data on covid vaccine trials. of the court also upheld the vaccine policy while suggesting it review restrictions on the unvaccinated. all data from past and future vaccine trials must be disclosed to the public. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: coming up, beijing imposes more virus restrictions as cases in shanghai receipt. more on the outbreak in china ahead. we will discuss with -- which asian countries are most vulnerable to the covid zero policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if inflation does not break soon here, he will have to hit the brakes pretty hard and that will put us into recession. >> i think people that have benefited from this extreme low rate high liquidity environment where all manner of growth have been rewarded, that is where the greatest correction will come. >> it is simply un

of how there is outrage, and they're taking their message directly to the supreme court. trying to fight any change, because they feel so strongly that abortion should remain part of the constitution . elisa india's capital, new delhi of arrested to company owners suspected of flouting safety regulations after at least 27 people died in a fire. dozens more were injured when the full story building caught fire with some jumping from windows to save themselves. catcher, lopez, hot a young as mol for 5 hours. flames ripped through this 4 story commercial building a new delhi inside. dozens of people burned to death. desperate. some of the survivors jump through windows. a lot of people, including women, were breaking glass and jumping out. all the air conditioning units in the building were on fire, about 15 of them authority to cut the water and the power supply. outside this hospital families wait for updates, hoping their relatives are still alive. fire fighters rescued about 70 people, but their whereabouts are unclear. sod, i ordered a low speed to last of the longer at rama. i've gone to several hospitals looking for my wife, the trauma hospital, the memorial hospital. and now here it's my 3rd

india shows the real world effects of climate change. and, our weekend briefing, we discuss the politics of abortion, following the leaked supreme court opinionwould overturn roe v. wade. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend," from the home of the pbs newshour, weeknights on pbs. geoff: it was a campaign pledge that helped president biden get elected: canceling at least $10,000 of student loan debt per person. as we reported last weekend, multiple sources say the biden administration is now planning to move ahead on this, through executive action. the white house has not finalized the proposal, but plans for the relief to be tied to income. the president has also said he is not planning to waive $50,000 in loan debt per person, as some democrats have been pushing for. for more, i spoke with npr's education correspondent, cory turner. and i started bysking him who would benefit from the relief. cory: it's important to remember, we're talking about 45 million federal student loan borrowers, according to the latest federal data. if the president forgives $10,000, that'going to fully wipe out the debts for about 12 million people. you know, the recent

of 57.6. the latest data underscores the lingering supply constraints made worse by the lockdowns in china. india's supreme courtted the government to disclose data and results on covert vaccine trials and rules that people cannot be forced into inoculation. the court also upheld the government vaccine policy while suggesting that it had restrictions on the unvaccinated . that means all data from past and future vaccine trials must be disclosed to the public. the european union will seek stepup corporation with african countries to replace -- with -- countries to replace gas. countries including nigeria, senegal and angola offer largely untapped gas. the block aims to produce dependent on russian supplied by almost two thirds this year. germany has confirmed its plans to invite india's prime minister to the g7 summit in june. the invite is part of an asset to glow -- grow global alliance in russia. the chancellor hosted them for talks on monday. india's leader did not confirm his plans to attend or mention the invitation in his statement. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by

india and pakistan, a pristine capt mountains, one and one east. the kashmiris pioneering on al jazeera ah protest as on both sides of america's abortion debate, faceoff outside the supreme court and across the country. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera life, though are also coming up, recalling the horrors of russia's assault. hundreds of ukrainians are evacuated from a steel plant in the besieged city of mario. but they, as of sol, seal factory comes under, intensified russian bombing with hundreds of civilians still trapped inside. and a deadly place for the media will have a special report from mexico for increasing numbers of journalists are being murdered. ah, they've been protest by pro and anti abortion campaigners in the u. s. after an unprecedented league of a draft supreme court decision suggesting the law and terminations could be overturned, the current roe vs wade legislation has stood for almost 50 years. president biden has urge congress to pass laws, protecting abortion rights. particle hang has more from washington, dc. i a late night leap and an impromptu protest. the majority of supreme court justices apparently toys to decide that the ability

of india and pakistan. cat official ally of the journey with a guest with awe . ah, welcome back our top stories on al jazeera, protests serv been held outside the u. s. supreme court after league suggesting justices could trade down a key ruling and abortion rights. the top court has been considering the judgement known as roe v wade, that legalize the procedure across the country. in ukraine attempts to free more people from the b. c. city of maryville have been delayed. russian forces are reported to have resumed shelling at the as of stars t work shortly after the evacuation of around a 100 civilians from there on sunday. in avenues tape media in somalia says an unknown number of african union soldiers have been killed in a car. bomb attack military sources. see an archer, bob suicide bomber detonated a device at the entrance to the a. you base in elbow raft. the explosion in the village was followed by a gun battle. the un secretary general has warned that attacks in the sale region of africa are no longer a regional issue, but a global threat. antonio terrace has called for resources to help and violent. he made the remarks while in the year one of the 3 west

of an effort to grow the global alliance against russia. the chancellor has modi for talks in berlin on monday. he didn't mentioned the invitation in a statement. india's supreme court has directed the government to -- give results on covid vaccine trials and rues people cannot afford inoculations. . while asking it review restrictions on the unvaccinated. all data from past and future vaccine trials must be released to the public. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: our discussion continues on australia's rate decision in the middle of a highly charged election campaign. plus, we get the market outlook with fed the expected deliverance biggest rate hike in two decades. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if inflation does not break soon here's going to have to -- he's going to have to hit the brakes hard. that will put us in recession. i think people who have benefited from this extreme low rate, high liquidity environment where all manner of growth have been rewarded, i think that is where the greatest correction will come. >> it is simply unfeasibl

supreme court justice. justice can tangier brown jackson. russian president vladimir putin made the list under the category of leaders. people on the list with bay area ties include actress india and apple ceo tim cook. happening today. the seine francisco unified school district superintendent is expected to propose continuing the lottery based admissions system at lowell high school. last year, the district eliminated merit based admissions at lowell after critics argue the practice was elitist and racist. the district instituted an interim lottery system. the superintendent will introduce a resolution calling for an extension of that lottery system for the 2023 24 academic year. hegazy a time 709 right back to south silent. you fixed everything on the road yet? well you know what? we still have some slowing out there. dave and gosha. good morning to you both. although things are really severe. i would say that highway 24 is a little more crowded. let's start there. and talk about the east bay commute highway 24 get rid of that banner there. you can see at the very top. it does get crowded as you leave pleasant hill go into a renda and a little crowded on the way to the tunn

supreme court justice to tangier. brown jackson, russian president vladimir putin made the list under the category of leaders and those with a area routes include actress indiay nourishing from my soul that is jeremy lin, the pro basketball player in the bay area native who's here in the bay area, helping to celebrate a p i. heritage month. but last night golden state entertainment and affiliate of the golden state warriors hosted a panel discussion with jeremy lin and the producers of his documentary 38 at the garden. looking back at linz breakout performance 10 years ago with the new york knicks, known as lin, sanity and his activism after anti agent hate incidents during the pandemic. desperate man. i'm not sitting here being like i scored 38 like 10 years ago. you know, it's like we all have family members who are like walking down the street and unsure if they're going to get to their destination safely like that's the real life situation, and so can we talk about that within the realm of the sports world because sports and the story will bring people to the table. now the film 38 at the garden will make its world premiere june 12th at the tribeca film