however, the main shrine of the temple is the ancient temple icon.orthy that the history of its acquisition is unknown. well, we're with you are now near our main shrine. vaults, snow-white laconic decoration, high pointed ribs, a spacious nave, as if calling to slow down, discard vain thoughts and turn your gaze to the sacred meaning of surprise. in the modern history of the sarian temple there is a bright significant date: in 2011, on the church territory, the first monument in belarus was erected to the blessed holy princes peter and fevroni of murom, revered in orthodoxy as the patron saint of family and marriage, and now every year on july 8, on the day of remembrance of saints in the village of sarye hosts an orthodox family holiday for orthodox people - the image of peter'. the muromskys symbolize primordial christian values, such as marriage and fidelity, as well as unceasing love for god and firmness in faith. it is not surprising that the first monument to saints in belarus appeared in the town of sarya. peter fironi is a married couple, th

, so around. the temple could be cared for with the cross, a temple could be built, but he tells me: whole hill, and so that there would be beauty here, and this land was at a distance, it was the metropolitan who chose this hill then, i still had my doubts , i say , my god, but whoever comes here to climb this hill, the whole universe lives down there, and you still need to get to this hill, and he says: this is the place, this is for the temple. well here i'm still 2 hectares were taken away, i’m walking on this land, and honestly i was depressed, i thought, my god, where to start, i lit water for baptism, four buckets, and out of four buckets, two remained, that’s how many parishioners there were, how to build a temple here, but you see, it’s built up, so sometimes , probably, not always according to our strengths and capabilities, but... everything is very complicated, difficult, i turn to everyone for help, i once addressed in a sermon that let’s get organized, let’s let’s complete this project, because the children are waiting, and the temple is waiting, but many people are out

there are five altars in the temple, the main altar is made in the style of classicism. organ, and the interior decor contains features of the rakako style. our argan is harvested at the argan factory near the town of petravak-tribunalski. u 1938 godse he would have been collected in our cascel. there are so many treasures that people cannot admire the interior of the church. today, not only parishioners, but also tourists , which, thanks to the older generation of parishioners , has been preserved almost in its original form. you can also enjoy the sound of margan. of course, you need to cross the threshold of a place of worship and get acquainted with its shrines only with a pure heart and good thoughts. before the start of the great patriotic war, most of it. experienced the horrors of the holocaust and genocide of civilians. in 1942 the village came together and its inhabitants were completely destroyed by the nazis. the dolginovsky shrines have witnessed not only peaceful, but also military pages of the history of our country. in the summer of 1941, the nazis.

i just don't live in the past from around the temple integration. and his drinking only coconut to water. so the prime minister of the country and his be there, be potty both heavily involved and promoting the inauguration of a hindu temple in motive. and they just india. what is the message that the government is sending? it's so british, i think political message is clear here, you know, with the entire bought the invested in the knob ration. they want to send a clear message. and that, that message is that this country belongs to the him doors, and they are the custodians of the blue reason, the boston culture. some file i think by promoting the expand alteration, it's also about the re cleanings in the box. this is the somehow, somehow, you know, seen by many experience as a move towards degree in india, is that in the rush i think, which is the blow to this school. it's pretty simple credentials also, you know, really pulled you must have seemed to compete as a way to just be falling into and hopefully mobilizing in temples. you know, using the

this temple was filled with enormous, powerful energy, life, death, love. hope, they brought their grief here, they brought their joy there, i will recall only a few facts from the life of this temple. for example, in 1863, the funeral service for mikhail semyonovich shchepkin, one of the founders of the russian theater, was held here. in 1928, the funeral service for marya nikolaevna eermolova, the great russian actress. the sisters of grigory alexandrovich potemkin were buried in the temple. the names of generalissimo alexander suvorov, architects vasily bozhenov, matvey kazakov, josip buvve are associated with the temple. on november 13 , 1917, a funeral service was held in this church for cadet officers who died during the october battles in moscow. they protected. confessions, communions, sacraments, sacraments, how many people came here just because. that it was already illuminated at least by the presence of pushkin, his genius, how many people came here, precisely for this reason, to get closer to pushkin's spirit, and this feeling of involvement is

the temple will celebrate its 200th birthday with a service under the gilded vaults.raisa opened the documents, started old archives. the erection of our this cathedral. the bobruisk women's monastery in affairs and faces, in the film tv news agency a spiritual bastion. watch it now. monasteries are mostly established in such beautiful, picturesque places. our monastery, of course, is an exception to such monasteries. quite a bit in the world , it was built on the territory of a former fortress, a military unit, where three great wars took place, history remembers the concentration camps that were here, so our 21st century has seen a great service, construction in a women’s monastery, glory to you, christ god, our hope, glory you, this place is unusual and during the war... people were shot, that is , it is watered with blood, it’s difficult to pray, it was hard at first, because well, there’s a ton of pain here, this is a martyr’s place, this is where it all began , that is, the idea of ​​reviving this place as a monastery. the first abbess was mother raisa, we all r

the construction of the rome temple is the beginning of the hindu nation. it'll bring all hindus together, but in the selection, you're just mix up politics and religion is, was up of all the what town flags up the routing, faulty elected along side inmates of the candidate the wrong the messages this new temple is a gift from the voting fucking the pgp. yes, and the majority is grand gesture is matched by smaller, local campaigns, local be the problem, interior and loosing and his party workers are busy cleaning all the temple grounds . so you don, your prime minister, monique is government wants, have done all the for you with the to 40 line. he explains that i'm every house the now you're j is a temple and we need to believe in this year. the project is central to move these re election bid. is this liberals and can do so the majority in this country. it is their culture that will prevail. and almost since the it demolishing the mosque was the right thing to do on it, brought to an end, a debatable that had been ongoing for 500 years. the site has been a

festive trebuchika decorated everything both outside and inside the temple. christmas tree hung with colorful lights and balloons, the aroma of lada is in the air. in the center of the temple there is a decorated nativity scene depicting the moment of the birth of jesus christ. for this holiday , orthodox believers prepared not only their premises, but also their hearts and bodies. for 40 days we kept the fast, for 40 days we strictly tried to do alms, good deeds, a more prayerful rule, which everyone aggravated according to their capabilities, and now christmas eve is... this is the eve of christmas, when we try not to eat anything at all to the first star. big attention is paid to services and prayers; the military situation even forced this to be done in the basement when militants attacked the city center. prayer has always continued in our churches, and people, yes, perhaps, began to walk less out of fear, but everyone strives for the lord, because they feel the real thing in him. real support, support, consolation. now the parishioners of the temple are

the temple has fulfilled a decade long pledge of the ruling bjp to build this largest hindu temple in the city of ayodhya, which was once a flash point of deadly communal clashes between muslims and hindus. many muslims, however say this day, refreshes the memories of the violent past when the members of the family were lost forever due to rights. for unemployed graduate nikil who drives an autoriksha to make smeet, it's a usual day. he says politicians have mostly used religion as a political tool to garna votes. it's nothing more than politics and many people don't care about such things anymore. we have unemployment crisis in the country. and this is only distracting people from actual issues the country is facing most of the muslim accepted the court decision but it would have been better if they constructed the temple and the mosk at the same time which they allotted the land for the temple is ready but mosque is nowhere. while unvealing the temple prime minister modi said the god has returned after years of patience and sacrifice and huge chance hailing the hindu god ram. the ev

and the name, the hype around the opening of a hindu temple. it's a john, so a prime minister not able to move to disclose a major political importance, but possibly at the risk of sidelining religious minorities, the vanity, welcome to the program. we stopped in east wherever. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has publicly rejected goals from the united states to scale to buckets offensive and gaza. and for postwar, palestinian statehood in an estimated time devised a dress. bethany who said as well, it would not stop. it's for the type of tree. and it has destroyed a mouse, which is considered a tenant risk group by israel. and the us, this is the whole in any arrangement of whether there was an accord or not. these ready states must have security control of old which have a tree west of the jordan river is a necessary condition. but that crushes with the principal of palestinian sovereignty. it doesn't matter what can i say? i've told our american friends this truth. i've also stopped this, the attempt to impose a reality on those that would

at one time, the president personally. his project insisted: he wanted the temple to be comfortable and cozy for those simple workers who live on this earth. the realization of the dreams of local residents became possible, among other things, thanks to philanthropy support. the church is named after john pretsechi. in small places like shirshon, the temple becomes not just a center of spirituality, but also of social life, where you can come for prayer and help. compassion, care, support, and concern for human problems are especially valuable in our difficult times. by the way, this temple opened its doors to parishioners a little over 3 years ago, it was the twentieth year, despite the attempts made to rock the country, belarus survived. all these. we managed to get through without shocks, and of course, there is a lot of work behind this. in the temple, the president sincerely spoke about what awaits us next year, from the year of peace and creation we have moved into the year of quality, each of us must make our own contribution to filling it in our place in our sphere, the head of

the indian prime minister narendra modi has opened a grand hindu temple built in the northern town of ayothaya. the temple has been built on the raised 16th century magal ara mosk, which was destroyed by hindu mob in 1992. mon has the story, an unusual f has gripped parts of india as prime minister narendra modi, the grand hindu temple in the town of ayodhya in northern state of uttar pradesh, this was one of the main election pledges of the ruling bharatiya janata party after decade long movement to build the temple on the side of a raised mosque. hindus believed the site was the birthplace of their god rama, but for v who hails from ayudda, the temple is a sign of death, destruction and misery, he says many left their homes weeks ago fearing violence. the temple has fulfilled a decade long pledge of the ruling bjp to build this largest hindu temple in the city of ayodhya, which was once a flash point of deadly communal clashes between muslims and hindus. many muslims, however say this day refreshes the memories. the violent past when the members of the family were lost forever due t

the temple stance of the ruins went by bri, must the 16th century mobile era. most was turned down by hindu activists in 1992. it's demolition triggered some of the worst religious rights. and you have seen since independence. nearly a decade ago, that is more than 2000 people. most of them most likely of the 40, into brothers. it's a good day. but what about us? those of us would ruined, of course, will be in pain. on that day, our father was killed in the most was the most 21980. critics say it's part of the b j. p. plan to establish into supremacy in india. what we have seen is the pretty much the overboard view, which in the indian context as i can do is i ism, in these fairly context. we are seeing a nation designed primarily for him goals. but everybody else and the security there must be a deep and religions are going to get to to 2nd plus, which is to the opening of the temple also marks the thoughts of motives re election campaign as he appeals to the hindu majority. to back him for the 3rd term in office, in general elections in april and may. the tem

, there are two temples, the lower temple , we are now, the upper temple, the upper temple is in honorand the lower temple is in honor of adrian and natalya and the angel, patron natalya ivanovna koschanova, people love the temple, this one and it kind of illuminates this part of the city, this is the western part of the city, this is the eastern part of the city, and, by the way, that temple, which began to be built before ours, now it also adorns the city, it is a unique temple that adorns the eastern part of the city, not external bows, not, say, some external feats, they are needed, but as an auxiliary measure for the growth of the inner man. give me your heart, and the lord sees our thoughts, our wishes, they speak so that he sees and hears our words and actions. this, this is the meaning of church revival. in our countries, in russia and belarus, so far there has been a church revival, that is, open churches , monasteries, religious processions, open a monument, programs, with peace in the area, in this spiritual, ecclesiastical area, but now the next stage is spiritual revival,

the temple is the main poll planks of the 2024 general election by the white wing ruling bjp party of prime minister narendra modi. however, many muslims fear the temple's inauguration could spark violence again as the issue has a history of communal tensions in india. monrad zaman reports from. delhi, as india gears up for the opening ceremony of a controversial temple in the northern state of uttar pradesh, many muslim residents fear the event could spark violence and potentially escalate into roits. the city of ayodhya, once a flash point of deadly communal clashes, is believed by hindus to be the birthplace of their diety rama. hundreds of thousands of muslims live in the... vicinity of the newly built temple, many residents have decided to send their families away before thousands of piligrims from across india converge for the temple opening on january 22. for decades the city was a part of uttar pradesh faizabad district which was renamed in 2018 to ayodhya. a more critics describe as attempt to alter or erase the muslim history and culture, while the government claims the temp

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at one time , the president personally approved the project of the new temple. i wanted it to be comfortable and cozy for those simple workers with whom this earth is filled. the dream of local residents became possible thanks to philanthropic support. the bright day of the nativity of christ united 4 million orthodox belarusians in prayers; all the churches of the country, 1733 churches, and so many houses of prayer in belarus were embraced by the great holiday. our correspondent lydia zablotskaya is observing one of the services. lida, happy holiday, as belarusians celebrated the birth of jesus christ. and the january ones are stronger than ever. don't stop believers on the way to the temple today, so the thermometer is -15, but it is warmth and love that is in the church today, so it’s no wonder that all the orthodox are here today, our film crew just found that same love warmth in the temple monuments in honor of all saints , right now there is a festive liturgy, here they celebrated the appearance of the new star of bethlehem in the sky and the birth of the

now yo jay is a temple and we need to believe in this. the project is central to move these re election bid. is this liberals and can do so the majority in this country, it is their culture that will prevail and almost, and demolishing the mosque was the right thing to do on it. brought to an end, a debatable that had been ongoing for 500 years. the site has been a source of tensions between those and most names for decades. in 1992 in the fundamental list to down to 16 century mosque, known as the buffering must it be said, it was built by most of the rulers on the ruins of the rom temple, which they believe to be the birthplace of the indo gord spock. writing to of the country all, most of the people in the field, the 16 in white been dismissed with neighbors to the people who witnessed those events still be at the most in scots called comments fios. the upcoming riley's around the norm patient clicked on wait a minute of your diag, i'll say sometimes when you are deeply hurt, you know, and to speak, no cry. we've not come out of that s

hundreds of thousands of muslims live in the closed vicinity of the newly built temple. many residents have decided to send their families away before thousands of piligrams from across india converge for the temple opening on january. for decades the city was a part of uttar pradesh faizabad district which was renamed in 2018 to ayodhya a move critics describe as attempt to alter or erase the muslim history and culture, while the government claims the temple will boost the local economy. muslims are doubtful if their community will reap any benefit since most of the businesses are owned by the hindu community. hindus claim the temple in the town of ' was raised in 1528 by mughal rulers to build a mosk its side. the mosk was destroyed in 1992 by hindu mob sparking rights leading to killings of around 2000 people, most of them muslims. longstanding muslim residents in ayodhya say they have made compromises to avoid any tension with hindu neighbors. in recent years, muslim businesses in the state have been boycotted. their localities have been bulldosed and places of fship

and this is the hindu temple which now stands there today.ation of the temple is seen by many as the unofficial start of prime minister modi's election campaign. millions of hindus are celebrating the temple opening, saying it's a long—standing dream come true. many accuse mr modi of violating india s secular constitution by opening the temple. from ayodhya, our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports. a grand opening for one of hinduism most revered deities. india's prime minister performing rituals for the consecration of an idol of lord ram. hundreds of people, holy men, actors, politicians attended the ceremony. but it wasn't just them streaming into ayodhya. we've met ordinary people who are thronging in from hundreds of miles away. hindus who've told us why this day is so special for them. why this temple at a site at which they believe to be the birthplace of their most revered deities? of their most revered deities lord ram is so important. i'm so fortunate to be here today. it's taken so long for lord ram to get his temple. we

the messages this new temple is a gift from the holy fucking the pgp. yes, and the majority is grand gesture is matched by smaller local campaigns. local bgp problem interior in loosing and spots, the whiskers are busy cleaning all the temple grounds food. i'm the prime minister, monique is governmental. how wants have done all that for you with the holy land? he explains. i have not got every house and now yo jay is a temple and we need to believe in this year. the project is central to more these re election bid is these levels and can do so the majority in this country, it is their culture that will prevail in almost and demolishing the mosque was the right thing to do on it. brought to an end, a debate tools that had been ongoing for 500 years. the site has been a source of pensions between hindus and muslims for decades in 1992. and the fundamental is to down the 16th century, most known as the buffering must it be said, it was built by most of the rulers, on the ruins of the rom temple, which they believe to be the place of the candle guard spot w

this temple buddy k to to load ronda. one of you can do is, is most of the dieties has been integrated in northern it's the moment that the prime minister in our, in the movie says, go down in history by, is there anybody the high that toby's january, the 22nd of 2024 is not the date written on the calendar. it is the door of a new era. by breaking the mentality of slavery, a nation is standing up a while it's may have been a day of celebration, so the 10s of thousands of new follows. attend homeless lives in the country to folks, memories of the blood shed and sick darian biden's. the temple starting from the ruins web by b must the 16th century mobile era most was turned on by hindu activists. in 1992, it's demolition triggered. some of the worst religious rights india has seen since independence. nearly a decades ago. that is more than 2000 people. most of them was like any of the 40, into brothers. it's a good day. but what about us? those of us who had ruined, of course, will be in pain on that day our father was kil

however, the site was allotted to the temple. the opening ceremony was telecast live across the country with politicians, billionaires and bollywood stars attending. the government declared a half day holiday on monday. the temple is sent to boost the chance of modi retaining office for a third consecutive period. in may this year as the country gears up for general elections. munavarzaman press tv, new delhi. and with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us. i'll be back at the top the hour with a review of the top stories. it's bye-bye for now. when palestinian journalist shirin abu agile was killed by nis red sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message that they don't want any narrative other than their own and the decades old occupation of palestinian lands and aggression, it wasn't the first time israeli sought to put gag on the alternative narrative and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures in

now ranger moody has inaugurated a controversial hindu temple. in the northern city of i owed you, the shrine was built on grounds where a mosque from the mogul area stood for centuries that was destroyed by him to activist in 1992 the elections in 2014 moody campaigns, with a promise to build a temple dedicated to the hindus, god, lord rum on the very side of that demolish mosque with the temples, consecration coming early months ahead of a national election opposition. leaders accused him of exploiting religion to win political favor. and as moody seek 6 3rd consecutive time concerns, the going that he's building a legacy as a leader able to transform india into a hindu nationalist state. so what does this mean for the future of secularism in the country painting to discuss on the program. the 1st this report from ali hashem, the looks of the implications of the consecration of the realm temple. this temple the king to, to load rendezvous one else can do is ins. most of the dieties has been integrated in northern india. it's the moment that the

the temple actually hasn't been fully completed. ..to the end of next year to be completed. when we were there, you know, it really looked like a construction site. but over the few days before the event, they managed to spruce up the ground floor, which does seem to have been constructed in a way that it looks actually quite grand and almost fully complete. and so hindu religious leaders are saying that you shouldn't be moving an idol and consecrating an idol in a temple that is unfinished. that goes against hindu rituals. and that's why they said they wouldn't be attending the event. there were other religious leaders who also said that, "why is the prime minister carrying out this event? "this is a religious event. there should be hindu religious leaders who are involved." and, of course, that's not the only reason why this opening is controversial. presumably, when you say that, you mean because it does seem like a slap in the face for the muslim population of india. well, yeah, because of the divisive history of the site — so i

the temple, built at a spot where a mosque once stood.ntj to destroy anyone's mosque - but what has been built on the birthplace of our god, we will not tolerate that from now on. the site was given to hindus by a supreme court order. hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent on the temple, funded from private donations. but the prime minister's presence would turn a religious ceremony into a state event, many say. especially controversial because of the history of the site. until 1992, a 16th—century mosque stood there — illegally destroyed after a mass campaign by hindu mobs. religious violence broke out across india. thousands were killed. archive: ..temple in ayodhya, a campaign which has now led l to hundreds of deaths. for ayodhya's muslims, it was a painful time. this woman's husband was among 17 killed in ayodhya. "they cut his arms and legs off, and stuffed his body in a sack," she tells us. "on that day, i lost my biggest support, the person i shared my life with." her son says they never received anyjustice for his father

temples and all you ration for those. a key campaign pledge to him do nationalist for whom the project has symbolic value. the destruction of the 16th century mosque in 1992 sparked religious writings, in which thousands of people mostly muslims work health. after i asked the w deli bureau chief, i'm research team or what this ceremony represents given its scale. so what's happened today and you'll see that is the consecration of the drum templates. and the items of a 51 inch ivy was on vase today. and with the, i just had the blindfold that was taken off. so now the agent has life. so for the tv can do is what's happened today is story because they say john has come back to his bus place. and that is, i don't the, and this particular side at the time, but the use ceremonies have been, has a, not just today, but up in the coming the boss, few days did and nights rituals, protracted, long rituals have been performed. and today, the prime minister and the various, please to a responsible for the ceremony consecrated this te

but critics accuse mr modi of violating india's secular constitution by opening the temple. correspondent yogita limaye reports. a grand opening for one of hinduism most revered deities. india's prime minister performing rituals for the consecration of an idol of lord ram. hundreds of people, holy men, actors, politicians attended the ceremony. but it wasn't just them streaming into ayodhya. we've met ordinary people who are thronging in from hundreds of miles away. hindus who've told us why this day is so special for them. why this temple at a site at which they believe to be the birthplace of their most revered deities lord ram is so important. translation: i'm so fortunate to be here today. _ it's taken so long for lord ram to get his temple. we are extremely happy. but this day isn't without controversy. many are accusing the prime minister of violating india's secular constitution by participating in a major religious event. it's also controversial because of the divisive history of the site at which the temple is being constructed. in 1992, up till 1992, a 16th century

temple was there earlier. we all know the history. you temple was there earlier. nothin: know the history. you say it is nothing to _ know the history. you say it is nothing to do _ know the history. you say it is nothing to do politics, - know the history. you say it is nothing to do politics, but - know the history. you say it is nothing to do politics, but you know the history. you say it is - nothing to do politics, but you know india is a secular country for muslims. this event obviously evokes pain and fear and others memories. do you think this has been properly acknowledged by the prime minister and other individuals? i am surprised — and other individuals? i am surprised you _ and other individuals? i am surprised you say _ and other individuals? i am surprised you say india - and other individuals? i am surprised you say india is l and other individuals? i am surprised you say india is a| and other individuals? i —n surprised you say india is a secular country. india is a secular country. india is home to the second largest muslim population in the world

and offerings in various temples across the country.he celebrations were because it is seen as a victory for hindu religion and this was an election promise of the prime minister and the bjp. 0n the prime minister and the bjp. 0n the other side, why a watershed moment? the muslims who live in ayodhya and the rest of the country, this temple will be seen as a symbol of injustice because there was a mosque there, a 16th century mosque raised down by the hindu fundamentalist in 1982 which set a deep scar on muslim society and they feel let down by institutions and what they are worried about is this temple is only the beginning and what will happen to them in years to come? . ~' ,, nilanjan mukhopadhyay, a journalist and author the demolition, the verdict and the temple joins us now. thank you. we heard from my colleague about why this is important to the nation. but around president modi's visit and inauguration, what is the reaction amongst opposition parties and the muslim community? the amongst opposition parties and the muslim communi

every front page has stories pouring over every detail of the temple. where's just taking the country? we were promised in india, that was e got a terry and diverse alondo a. everyone could live in peace. that dream of india seems to be over the image at all. and it kind of fix mr. movie is beyond politics. he's imbued in the hierarchy of the gods. the media spots a suspicion that it also it is because it being forced to do it that that effect of the government. but it's the most of the discount. those spots of the media will completely villing participants in the propagandizing of this whole idea and pushing it forward. most we're seeing is a media stylization of politics and a politicize the issue of the media. and they go hand in hand. it's very difficult to in fact defends dangle them. god believes the temple consecration is the beginning of a new chapter in india history. and finally this past friday, just 4 days after the consecration in a yard. yeah was republic day in india. it's a national holiday that marks the adoption of the constitution bac

, yes, and he was standing in the temple, the service had not yet begun, he is already standing in thee has already ended, he is still standing, but the priest became interested and thinks, why is he standing there, he went up to him and asked, what are you doing, and he says, i’m praying, the priest says, what are you saying to god , i don’t say anything , i listen, and what god says to you, he doesn’t say anything, he listens, this silence, it can open... in a person’s heart, bring him closer to the creator, we always say that before being a good christian, before talking about keeping the commandments god, everyone must become a good person, everyone must become a person, a person, when you become a person, you will try to bring all human qualities to life, when you act with everyone... humanly, then you, it will be good soil for talking about absorbing the spiritual. the seed that was sown here in the theological school will certainly bear fruit in the future. a person who graduated from theological school, our graduate, who will become a clergyman, he will be sent to that or anoth

, patriarch of all russia and all northern countries, dada consecrated the city of jerusalem, the templef the life-giving resurrection of the lord god our savior. restored service. the festive gospel is the very living symbol of the inextricable ties between russia and the holy land. these connections between russia, the russian church, the russian people and the church jerusalem, the first church, which was and the holy sepulcher was never interrupted even in the most difficult times, now they continue, mutual cooperation, it exists. the pilgrimage to the holy land has always, i think, throughout all eras been connected. with a certain amount of work that the pilgrim had to undertake. if we are talking about years distant from us, then we understand perfectly well that the pilgrimage itself took a long time, it was a long journey, very often grueling, very often exhausting, but the pilgrims went for it, because the very opportunity to visit the holy land was worth it. some historical moments, the path of russian pilgrims to the holy land, was akin to suicide, especially with... it was d

so we are not talking of some ordinary temple. and the temple was there earlier, as you know., we all know the history after... ..the last 70 years. you say it's nothing to do with politics. you know india is a secular country for muslims. this event obviously evokes pain and fear and all of those memories. do you think that has been properly acknowledged by the prime ministers and other in the bjp? well, i'm surprised that you say that india was a secular country. i don't understand. i said it is a secular country, ..so please correct this. india is a secular country. india is home to the second largest muslim population in the world. india is home to more than 20 million christians, and india is also home to six different other faiths. so india is the most vibrant, you know, democratic society. so, i mean, and you not only go by the constitution, just come and see here, interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, to address what i asked you, it is a secular country. i was asking you, do you think the pain and the memories of what happened 30 years ago have b

and this building of the rum temple seems to say one a thing. so no one the hindus that moody's brand of him do nationalism reign supreme the launch i, let's start with the thought a fair assessment over the years. you know, we do the assessments because uh this entire aggregation which has to be reached for about 4 digits, right? from 1984 on what does essentially mean about creating a whole the same so history also victor going to, i'm going to be in those. i'm the mom big projector. that symbol in relation which was constructed essentially to the dog read indoors during the video or yeah . so the actually being said, you know, that the box has to be demolished and the 3rd, but to be essentially to the store can do it. do you need the rich the aggregation was based on after the supreme court came up with the doctor on the day, 2019 since 2020 august, you know, when construction started in the middle of the band, in the, in the front had to be not to the trying to sort of in the right. i made it into a political. you want the government for the

the temple project is one of several campaigns promises useful field. he also revoke cash me a special tournament status and introduce an act that creates a pathway for asylum seekers from neighboring countries to apply for citizenship. one doesn't run the same privileges to muslims across the country, mostly and say they have been systematically attacked and targeted since movie came into paula in 2014. these are fed that this given meant and all the affiliate is they want to wipe out all the places of most of them. lifestyle mix civilization from the country. as mode is governed in b, j. p promotes hand do nationalism in india. this temple stands as a symbol of votes, celebration and contention, with most looms and other minorities questioning the place in a country supposedly built on secular volumes and the hardship for inside story. so let's spring into, i guess, or, or joining us of india in new delhi. it shows that it would be the national spokes person for the ruling b, j policy. and look now to show a profit on a political analyst and independe

the temple is impressive.is old, but for a very long time it played out at the local level, and then big modern politics came. politics suddenly became not the matter of some small educated circles in della bomba and calcutta, but the matter of the whole country, the matter of the rural population as well as those who, for example, watched on tv. the series romaina, the series the street was deserted was absolutely mega-popular, it’s just that when these episodes were shown there and in parallel with this the bharatiya party, hindu nationalists begin to promote the topic of ayothi, yes, this is an artificially promoted problem, yes, before that no one said anything about it, well, that is, who -i knew about ayothi’s problem, but it wasn’t primary problem, but this is an absolutely master... a promoted company of hindu nationalists. and now the end of the eighties, the beginning of the nineties, this is the time of consolidation of supporters of the bjp, which is striving for power against the backdrop of the i

so coming up india's prime minister inaugurate a hindus temple on a sides with a history of bloodshed. the temple and adapt is built on the ruins of ancient mosque destruction in 1992 on friday, which thousands died. and rhonda santa's drops out of the us presidential race. the republican says that it is clear to him that most parties foreigners wants to give donald trump another chance that the white house the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin in the southern gaza strip where residents have been describing what they call the worst is really bombardment there since the start of israel's invasion. israel's military is seeking to destroy him off since the terrorist attacks of october 7th, in which some $1200.00 people in israel were killed and hundreds taken hostage. now strikes in the city of con, units began overnight from land. sea and air is rarely tanks have moved toward 2 hospitals near the city. cutting many people off from treatment causes health ministry, which is run by him off says that at least 50 palestinians have been killed over one under wounded since las