well, the son of roger, your professor at the university of delhi says the p f. i wants to turn india into an islamic state. we f i, the dentist or addition it was the me which was banned. so see me got a new number in front of me if i it has a larger following in the southern india and it has several other organizations have the mission of you know, converting india into any slummy state. they have, they have, you know, long jihad on india and they have funding from outside the country, particularly from the gulf beads. and the data is the new estate which is funding such organizations. why expand it all to bundle other routes? so, banning an organization doesn't it? is important to address those people who form the organization. now the group defend itself on social media, calling the arrests, unjust, and suggesting central agencies, all governments, puppies or human rights activists. carrot, he roy says the doing the government is destroying democratic values in the country by the said, the government that king are honest and they are trying to be india in boo

university of western australia. thank you so much. ah, the herb in india's capital delhi, some of the most polluted in the world and vascular pollution accounts for some 40 percent off it. the city has decided it's time for a change and is placing its bets on electric vehicles 22 year old because to her is a food and grocery delivery rider in delhi. he recently switched from his bedroom, fueled bike though, an electric one, which he rent on a monthly basis from this center. he's happy with this move for 2 reasons. he saves fuel money and the environment 1000000 with me. thank god. where did i buy? go get. i tell he has so many cars and other vehicles, there's so much pollution that it harms our health, especially when this traffic up anyway, there's no such harmful impact with electric bike sway lower because i knew of it by delhi hath frequently been rated the most polluted city in the world, regular emissions make up nearly half the problem. the boom in e commerce and food delivery services has meant that these 2 dealers are everywhere . the deli government wants half t

you managing partner hardcastle advisory of political consultancy from new delhi medulla mckenzie. a professor of history or joy le narrow university and from sydney were joined by cindy mccreery had of the more than monarchy in global perspectives. research hub at sydney university. welcome to the program. that is defining what it means to be a monarch in modern times particular myth, this ever changing political landscape in the okay. is it going to be the biggest challenge facing king charles the 3rd? i think it will be and you're quite right to point out hashem. however, it is something that the monarchy has looked at for several decades. now we've seen a monarchy that's growing very much more acute to young people's issues. the use of social media trending issues such as climate change. and i think king charles, while he has been taking on some of the roles of, of her late majesty, has been very keen to embrace there's issues to keep the, the monarchy up to date and relevant rodella. king charles, the 3rd is definitely going to start building bridges with, with the different parts of the world, and particularly with the common

india's complicated past, and present with the british monarchy, -- professor of indian history at -- university in new delhi india had been independent for almost five years when queen elizabeth took to the throne. she made her first of three visits, five or six years later in 1961. she was greeted with a warm welcome. by india's first president, a lot of people around the world feel that she was in a way, able to separate herself from the painful, colonial history of the british empire. do you feel that she was able to do that in india? >> well, thank you for having me on the show. i am afraid not. i am afraid, that as indian people, because colonial grew worse and carried out in the name of the british crown, and also because the rulers of india, the highest officials -- they were specifically the representatives of the crown, vice, roared the very word and there was a very -- the rule of the british crown. in the popular section, was very strong. hence there was an expectation from queen elizabeth when she came out on her third visit to india in 1997 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of india's ind