relationship with the security issue of human rights and american trade and investment in india the us maintains the meeting was part of its own feet the senior leaders of india's bid to placate the parties ahead of elections due by me. with the kenyan coast showing that mason would be used to be pissed off tries from feminism and has seen the meeting is in pragmatic move for the us. the makers of business right people. and they are now making amends to meet moldy the corrective measure. two of the assessment they had the duty to protect that does this mean by this link on this body is trying to don't leave them with people in the team that is going to buy ten am the decade. got some on the hammock a good job in tottenham will split with it you'll outgrow. the soup was still on my kids all did decide that the vehicle a tiny bubble to go to because the title on home because the time it only cost me the meeting comes into digi kit during the new miss anya and the scenes. the eyes of industry no feet the descending to the spirit and eighty cents all in indian diplomat accused of being so

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we were very fortunate in the fact for us it was the perfect time in our life. >> they are mitted to being in india for at least the next couple of years. >> crazy how efficient it is. you come back to us in five years, there's a chance at least we could be a billion dollar company and we could be hugely disrupting the way that people in india cities get around. >> besides those challenges, unreliable electricity, congestion and corruption, the biggest worries are the same ones startups face no matter where they are based. >> most startups fail. the numbers are stacked against you when you decide to take on a venture like this. is there anything different about the entrepreneurship climate here? >> much higher. >> in 2012 only one indian company among 500 firms acquired by the biggest tech companies in the world. >> as this wave of entrepreneurship in india increases, what does the u.s. stand to lose? >> you know, there are irritants like these issues but i think in some sense u.s. has positioned itself as a fountainhead p. >> many from silicon valley venture capital firms to international tech gia

corporate power what their hobbies is to have to find the lowest common denominator between the us and india and indian standards and then make it more easy for there to be fun and portray a collar regulations and standards that protect health and safety training your expense they're called as opposed to their ears and anna. we believe that bill is that many of those standards are there for very good reason. support for safety standards and released in the deep and very breezy american in european citizens have been kept in the dark about what may turn out to be the world's largest free trade agreement. very top or nine rt me your. jo edwards a writer on economics politics and justice as governments are already getting in. in many countries and at the moment that those governments that already. i'm sorry i think are pretty intense and comply with the protection of citizens have her in the place of an impaired and domestic companies. and they ate the ability to be able to protest the ability to pay bills today and increased tension as the priest the us i say. well well what can happen is that

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us from jordan. >> now, religious scholars in india success fully banned a book taking a look at orthodox hinduism. a group of religious scholars filed a civil suit stating that it had incorrect facts. to tell us why the book was banned, here is al jazeera's correspondent. >> the book, itself, has been sold out in book stores, or has been pulled from the shelves because of controversial nature. in it the author gives an alternative interpretation with some people and groups offensive. one of those groups took the publisher, penguin books, to court, saying the book gave incorrect information and smulted hinduism. in india, it's not just a civil problem, but a criminal offense, something that the author describes as the true villain of the story. an agreement was reached with penguin books, where the publisher agreed to destroy all copies of book in india. that lit up social media with men people decrying the position worrying what it means for freedom of speech in india. authors are worried it may put pressure on other publishers to pull controversial books from the shelves. even though the book is

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he said he'll work with the japanese government to take steps to warn and sporting the us to take india in his defense ministry is exhibiting an unmanned spy aircraft. the new technology is still under development india is intended to highlight its assets to produce homegrown military hardware. when nick is at the worlds the top two automakers are constantly trying to outdo each other last year the crown went to japan sprayer that. but it constantly checking the rear view mirror to see how closely behind their rival is iag that scientists now from the business is good mornings to tell us how close is this race is kept and what they are both getting close to ten million of vehicles sold the scared and general motors i didn't really and that's something that no one has ever done before so that makes the race all the more interesting. executives at us on a firm general motors say they've taken another step forward on the road to recovery. they say steady growth in the domestic market as well as tie not delivered a slight increase in sales last year. the executives announced they sold nine

justice who was speaking here with us in the state india said the pilots which is another occupied building. in the center of kiev. suddenly on the symbolic level it is a significant scones a sage is a very important week in ukrainian politics but has to meet again as the victim this is expected to nominate a new prime minister and discussions about the possibility of meeting the opposition's demands to reform the constitution will miss him so we'll see what the most significant concessions in may that in the week that's coming up alright got into thinking that much for that update those gotta crack reporting that from. pfi is that he doesn't realize that it is that coming to us at from the independents lastly you can see thousands of prey text is a holiday to the ukrainian fact that badly that they will keep staging mass protests across the country reinforcing that barricades and this is you can see is the point of them or better yet listen to what some of this protest is to say. also those who witnessed it. spoon. we are expecting some kind of tell them into action. so we have increased i

in an air-conditioned room in mexico, control and airplane as a hovers over a village in what used to be indias there a way to close the feedback loop a little bit and feel something, even if it is just my pocket vibrating when the missile hits the ceiling? luckily, apple help answer the question for me. and love is soap much they rejected it three times just to make sure more people would hear about it. they said it was excessively crude or objectionable content. gley.at was josh be madiha tahir, the significance of this? people who just listened, their jaws must have dropped. >> exceptionally crude or objectionable a terrible in that app was simply the database of the drone attacks that the u.s. is conducting in various countries. times onjected five that basis. the last time that he submitted appapp, he did it as an mt and it was accepted. then he filled it with the data. clearly, the reason for the prior rejections was political. it had nothing to do with technical reasons or standard review guidelines. >> madiha tahir, could you say a little bit about the area where the vast majority of t

using dad's phone. students from outside india. man it's nice to get back to me that the second day of the in its thinking on this. well it's a classic that can meet and talk to the sky. she didn't the key to this blog and wish that i didn't think he teaches. the saints needed to reform the genome was the baby the sea. i really am the night. this said it was repeated beatings to see the proponents is that the historic site. designing this is oatmeal and yes i did. it is because he is it's show and sale. i am in the mood up. isn't it. he meets audit report concludes that the big city beat indy had a nasty between nine fifty a d and even fifty a d and feel exploded onto the chicken accidents the dollhouse and not just full of medieval hindu and jain temple is famous for that is going to scout says in nineteen eighty six the unesco designated the dampers as it would be the site. so it doesn't foundation and the fifth inning. the funny and cute tops so nice once again. ps bought this context fall into militant strongholds in the city t

us. you have a note here, india in 2014. five questions that keep us awake. i guess there are a little different from the five questions that keep me awake. >> i hope so. i think the -- has been falling quite sharply. and i think what has been missed in all of this is the fact that not only has demand come down, but there has been a significant decline in potential growth, the trend growth or capacity, whichever way you want to look at it. so that even if growth has fallen from 9% back in the heydays of 2003, 2008, down to 4.5%, 5% now, so has the additional capacity of potential growth. the capacity in the economy is just not there. you have this very strange combination of falling growth and very stubborn, sticky, high core inflation which currently is running at 8%. >> can i ask you how trustworthy these stats are going to be? they're going to slash forecasts. down turn is far more acute, perhaps, than you had first thought. >> sure. >> the numbers in india are always a bit dodge i didn't knowy, especially if you want to three demand side break youp. but i

us from geneva and good to have you with us on al jazeera and we will talk about the success story, what appears to be the success story when it comes to india tell us about this case and the afghan capitol with the little girl that has been diagnosed with polio. how did she contract the disease and how alarming is this? >> well, first of all this is very alarming. any time a child anywhere in the world is paralyzed by this disease right now it signals that a virus which we have gotten very close to eradicating is stim moving, still finding suspectable children and paralyzing kids and it's a reminder until weer rega er raw eradicate it it's there and it looks like it's not a virus from afghanistan and looks like the virus, genetics of it looks like it originated in pakistan and went over the lands silently and paralyzed and struck this child in the afghan capitol. >> reporter: so it's cross border transmission is what you say bruce is what is the danger with polio and specifically in that region. but let's look at india, how is it that india managed to eradicate the virus in such a short time seeing it once had half the world's polio cases?

soon be poised to taper its large scale asset purchase program and india was hit hard at what happened exactly break this down for us i know you know geo international economy and politics give it to me well in this case the economic problems they predated tapering and. then inflation eleven percent record current account deficit fiscal deficit those expect to be five percent five point two percent growth slowing to its worst in a decade and slower consumer demand you can see that in cars woods fell for example for six to eight months even before the taper tantrum. and as a result the central bank they were lowering interest rates before the taper to occur crowd and so that was a big shock when we got the taper tension for the for for and ok now that's really interesting because you know while the currency was already sliding it accelerated and the rupee was hitting all time lows that was day after day i believe exactly so india was in big trouble to say the least a big big big trouble and bad loans. they started loans they started to climb in indian banks and the fear was a sudden stop in capital flows into the cou

india. canals used to bring water down from the mountains for the farmers' use.ut people have taken to drill wells themselves. the county has seen a spike of application for drilling permits, impact on groundwater, one group last filed a lawsuit against the county in an attempt to stop the drilling. the drought has also had an impact in the city of modesto, the county seat. >> from how often can we water our lawn, to how many loads of clothes should i economically do a week? someone needs to know what's going on or we're going to run out of water. is. >> reporter: for bill, this entire water crisis could have been avoided if this state had planned ahead. >> we're going to have to think about maybe you know building more reservoirs for when we do have the snow, we can capture the water and store it, rather than just let it go. >> reporter: that's one solution. but not a project that can happen in time to save this season's farming. melissa chan, al jazeera, stanislaus county, california. >> and new developments on the water in swrap. west virginia. many residents

india in sochi. >> there's no greater feel. it's a dampener for us. at the same time we have had a lot of support from people back home. they told us no matter what, whether the flag is there or not, ner supporting us -- they are supporting us. i feel the same way. >> india can't return to the ioc until new members have been elected. so he must compete as an independent athlete. grassroots support is strong. huddled in a garage with one-time coach, the two work on the home-made sled built from scratch. they have gone from competing against each other to working together. he cannot afford to pay on as a trainer, but the bond is a special one. >> i train to be coach of shiva, so i was coach and friend. it's interesting. you can be more close, understand more each other. it's very great experience. >> the u.s. luge team offered to train shiva in the days leading to the olympics. he's hoping to race into the top 20. if not for his country, then for himself. >> well, the super bowl is tomorrow. the n.f.l.'s biggest day. why does the league that earns over

. >> and the project of using pakistan nuclear enemy india and rile the pakistanis and add to tensionparty republicans want any other commitment to afghanistan to be approved by congress. >> automatic renewal is fine for netflicks and gym memberships. but not war. >> and sensing that the u.s. is pulling out of the remmion, the government of afghanistan started talks with taliban this week. at the pentagon jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> right now an american detained in north korea and why the state department is concerned about his whereabouts and what they plan to do in response. plus, you might want to call it karma or a bone- headed criminal. this video leaving a burning question. what happens when a want to be arsonist tries to torch the target. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia. and u'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a widrange of inves

the prospect of using pakistan's nuclear enemy, india, as a base, would add to tensions.anti-war democrats and tea party republicans want any further commitment to afghanistan to be approved by congress. >> automatic renewal is fine for netflix and gym memberships, but it isn't the right approach when it comes to war. >> sensing that the u.s. is pulling out of the region, the government of pakistan began talks with the taliban this week, and leaked reports suggest karzai is doing the same. >> jennifer, thank yous. >> angela merkel says a profane remark by an american diplomat to the european union is unacceptable. assistant secretary of the state victoria nuland has apologized for saying f the eu during a private phone conversation. the russian government aide who was among the first to post the comment online is denying he or his government played a role in leaking the reporting. >>> well, here's a political story you don't see every day. it involves a man with some traditional republican values and an untraditional republican lifestyle. senior correspondent adam housley

steve sanger thank you for joining us from nottingham a comment from one of our viewers that this is from b for another time the real fight says penny between india and china. i will do it if only i were worth talking about another time i want to thank as well i miss you at the tunnel for joining us from london and douglas webb renault on google guys for being with us thank you for joining us here in the hospital today thank you. don't hurt. this break it down to it. india a nation that he's no stranger to the bank said. he's even started itching for a particular type of ingenuity finding what cost solutions to what extent might take over as high as third goal in a bank and with comfy to understand outlet. down to earth and stones and kept things close and kept calm the trustee for the a g's room i am. and. or. and. in the evening. yours. the us it was when we will or will coming up on rt going for the bolts day another day in the seven g winter games as wrapping up who was bringing home a medal will give you the latest results from sochi had he and us senator brand policy that the surveillance state. the senator filed a class action lawsuit agai

use. and. ch. the lead on this and to see the sights were in the northern state livestock in india. he remembers a time when sewage contaminated groundwater use it the military that is farmers may not use untreated sewage water for growing crops and vegetables so each of us and help us for those of the ford besieged you still just like that it used late in the field. it would give rights to mosquito. fear that the epidemic in the above effect. in nineteen ninety the government practice time established in august on urban infrastructure development project. or are you idp one. enter key on the urban development and housing department the patient is open and gave financial assistance to the endeavor which provide investments in the water supply and sewage sectors across six major cities in practice. i started college are you white people and build a state of the arts two weeks thinking. john ford the facility treats includes nearly six to two point five million the tips of silly stupid. water is released into chunks and farmers use it free of cost to be the key to their students. the s

india. canals used to bring water down for the farmer's use. in the last few years, people have taken to drilling wells themselves? >> this we will was drilled to about 250 feet down. >> the county has seen a spike in application for drilling permits while environmentalists worry about the impact on ground water. one group has filed a lawsuit against the county in an attempt to stop the drilling. >>> the drought has also had an impact in a city of modesto, the cou county seat? >> from how often can we water our lawn to how many loads of clothes should i economically do a week? someone needs to know what's going on or we are going to run out of water. >>> for bill, this entire water crisis could have been avoided if the state had planned ahead. >>> we are going to have to think about maybe, you know, building more reservoirs for when we have the snow, we can capture the water and store it rather than just let it go. >> one solution but not a project that can happen in time to save this season's farming. melissa chen, al jazeera. >> the drought f

have ways to prevent the opposition becoming a fully armed and as you can see on this india some writers are already using weapons that our correspondent he says cameraman had been shot at and here's what he told us on the phone. situated right in front in the square basically this is where we were filming the whole situation on my way down from or rooms were on the upper torso of the building over the night they were basically in the morning the rioters they moved back to the hotel so now it's in those all of the control and we tried filming the cameraman tried to mingle is happening on the other side of the hotel so obviously you were no actual yesterday and he was fired three bullets thankfully the image but if you could just assume that they realized that there was a bullet. in the. fighting . we're really afraid or we don't understand. if we were to evacuate which we should go because apparently they were why for being fired over this building or to . actually covered our windows to. be like this we are being fired at you know we will bring food right there in. what. we in the ok. let's now take a lo

businesses as relief agency search for local intentions to humanitarian crises however in india they don't want to use some peanuts as the exact formula has to be followed even if the cost of ingredients is prohibitive instead the authorities are working on a generic one hundred percent indian recipe i know. moon. you win. i know. i do. youth ages history cats was a weekday because breaking news called what. so much the eagles to play. stocks. good news. can cheering chance to expand as it is a patient in international affairs the sultan as a bias made such a statement at a meeting with the heads of diplomatic missions accredited in kazakhstan. currently sixty seven representative offices of foreign states operate in the country. this term. we're meeting before the twenty second olympic winter games in sochi them of the games are going to be held on the ca its territory for the first time i would share part of the russian federation good luck

. >> where does that leave us now as an investor in india after what has happened? fed is still going to be tapering? i mean, we still got -- i know we've got a weather related weakness, but the assumption is stock tapering at the moment. where does that leave us with investors? and it's cheaper? is it cheaper now? >> it's cheaper. i think selectively it's cheap enough as long as the time horizon is enough that you have to look through beyond the election. there's been a moderate improvement in the fundamentals in india this year. and that stabilization of growth rates, peaking of interest rates and some stabilization in the currency gives you scope to look at india rather than other emerging markets. but all eyes are on what happens in april. if there's a strong mandate in the elections, i think there will be a focus on india and can result in the structural problems around growth. >> it's a risk taking a position haez of those elections. >> and weird not to take any position ahead of the elections. >> neck, thanks so much. >>> now, it's not just india that we were

us. more in a moment. ♪ .> trading has begun in india >> that is right.t been a very good start to the day in india. weekis a truncated trading because thursday is a holiday. markets opened lower. the sensex and the nifty both down. at the startdown of trade. we are watching for one particular sector and that is the power sector. news has come out over the weekend that the electricity regulatory body has approved the paying back of compensation to india's largest powergenerating company. they will benefit from this ruling. ntpc which is the government power generator hasn't taken the news so well. it is down over seven points. >> thanks. >> in singapore, some higher flyers are always risk-on. haslinda amin spent the day with the city's top guns. loop, straighte up, upside down. high-octane aero maneuvers. f-16s in unison. heart stopping? you bet. >> it feels really low. you get the sense of sitting on the wing. g's.ople talk about theg give us a sense of what the force feels like. it is not like a roller coaster, right? >> not exactly. more fun than that.

commonplace image of vulnerable abused women in india, there is more to it tonight as get in her corner again. >>> following up here the producer and filmmaker tells usperately wants to attends one of india's premier boxing academies but just doesn't have the money to pay for transportation and lodging for that. and because she lacks proper training, she hasn't had enough opportunity to fight more competitively. but chaitali's determination is quite unwavering as she's going to continue to find a way to pull her family out of poverty. we would say she's already a champion. that's it for us here on "america tonight." please remember if you want to comment on 30 stories you have seen here tonight, log onto our website aljazerra.com/americatonight. you'll meet our team there, get sneak previews of stories we are working on and join the conversation with us on twitter and our face peek facebook page, good night we'll of "america tonight" tomorrow. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to aljazeera, i'm thomas graden and these are the stories in new york. 18 people were killed on tuesday in clashes between anti-government protesters. >>> protests turn violent in venezu

so that really brought prosperity at the same time to also use it. in india to have a democracy in the country with the levers of control. to be successful. that is a fact of reality to show some thinking. to see if it is not efficient so now more or less with the sentiment reid nato more sense of concern and finally a sense of humanity. $0.1 of one. of collectivities. to become constructive and then i think has happened with literally it will change or divide but i myself, i don't know. [laughter] of less i study about the world economics. [laughter] bid to become a student of you. [laughter] >> thank you your holiness. [laughter] >> here is the joint offering. [laughter] >> next we turn to the prospective of days and who says the founder is the chief executive officer this is deeply involved in the finances here is the united states. with eastern in western thought. he will give us his perspective on what we see in these senses community today. >> i just want to say your holiness, it is an incredible honor to be here with you today. to be the spiritual lead

india. the competitors are visually impaired and they use a route map in braille to guide the drivers. 60 cars took part. raising money. india is estimated to have 8 million blind people. >> i'm happy to be part of this car rally. when-i did i was shocked and told we have to guide the drivers. that's it from all of us, for me, up next more news. >> election day in thailand turned violent as people are rocked from polling stations across the country. air strikes on aleppo as serious forces drop barrel bombs, days after trying to bring peace to the war torn

india, for example. china is by far the largest coal user. around 4 billion tons per year. that is maybe five times what the united states is using at the moment. with both china and india, i will be going to india in about two weeks. i was in china recently. in china, when i was there, all of the senior government officials focused immediately upon the bad air quality issue. it is not just carbon emissions but air quality. the day that i arrived the index in beijing was roughly 10 times and that allowed here under epa regulations. they have a very strong motivation to address emissions across the board, but i also want to emphasize that i would say in all the discussions we have had, their commitment to addressing carbon emissions is real. clearly they are balancing that against economic growth. one of the things we're doing is trying to increase collaboration on the carbon dioxide capture utilization and sequestration technologies that are key for us and them it to be using coal in a low carbon world. >> a few questions from some of our international correspondents. one from russia. you had negotiations with your russian counte

the us has a stake in india's only formula one racing team. the have to winner for best film >> 2 years a slave," -- >> it wasn't referenced, it wasn't there. investigate.ort of i wanted to find out about that. >> you can watch charlie rose's special tonight. it comes on after 10 p.m. london time. yanukovych claims he is still the ukrainian leader. we will see what the tengion means for investment ricks -- risks surrounding this country. we'll talk about that when we come back in a moment. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "the pulse." we are streaming on your tablet's, your phone and now windows phones as well. we return to the situation in the ukraine. thatcting president says russia is directly involved in the crimea conflict. armed men have seized at airport in the region's capital. a financialector of institution is with us. it seems like a hands-off situation. what is your advice? >> i think that is what investors should be and are doing. stakeholders,jor they all haveia, vested interests for the situation to not escalate and to keep t

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check up to us and we're losing our primes in space. >> so the last 100 years or so, the united states economy on average has grown around 2%, it's done worse than that recently. china and india growing at seven or 8%. the united states never gross that fast. it's a rich country at the edge of technology. it doesn't have the opportunities to catch up growth. using the technology innings substitution that is weaver developed to grow faster like india, china and brazil is not simply a priority of what's happening here. it's a story of what's going on in the rest of the world. >> you think that there will be positives and in fact the title talks about 2014 being the best year yet. >> absolutely. so, a richer, healthier, more secure world is a huge opportunity for the united states, not least over the recent past one of the few bright spots in the u.s. economy has been growing exports. now 3/5 of exports go to the developing world. a richer china or india in vent new stuff. they make money from patents and royalties, but we benefit, we benefit from those new technologies. richer india and china, africa produce more innovators, many of whom come total united states. a big part of

africa's rand has announced that seeks to the chinese ahead of the countries china india and south africa according to the us federal reserve to adjust its mama to proceed to go into each other countries are also critical of the winding down in the us stimulus program will allow it on into the race to the economic recovery have not gone away. together we need to act now to ensure that the emerging market problems that contribute to a new crisis. he predicts again to some backing from the internet too much heat on it's nice to go into recovery is still very weak and that's the new national going to crikey. italy is said to have a new prime minister this week and the children's he has fully accepted the post of duty three hours of talks with presidential june of the tunnel. the thirty nine year old outgoing mayor of florence will become italy's youngest head of government in a long time. he faces the challenge of pushing through comprehensive reforms in tax law education and the labor market frenzy is to take the oath of office was to die the new boss separatists organization has put a number of weapons and ex

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us from washington d.c. is daniel markey, a senior fellow for india, pakistan and south asia and the author of a book: . >> daniel, great to have you with us. let's talk about the issue of afghanistan and our basis there. if america fully pulls out and we can't have bases for drones, how badly will it hurt us? >> it will hurt us pretty badly if the problem of al qaeda exists, which i think is an assumption that we can make. there's not a lot of great places to launch drones, given the geography of the region. >> that will hurt on how many different levels? >> the problem of al qaeda will persist. that means terrorist planning, plotting, organising attack in the border area would be more act do so. then there's the problems of regional groups. groups that attack, they continue to desrupt afghanistan, plotting attacks against india, and the problems of attacks against pakistan. we have our problems, but stability is important. home grown terrorists would be able to launch plots and we wouldn't have the drone tools. >> there's no other place to put our bases to give us access to get to the areas. we could have ameri

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india. is ang us now psychologist. what do you make of the decision to relaunch datsun?is this a brand that conjures up images for you? talks it does conjure up images. i remember my dad taking me to school and dropping me off at the bus stop in a datsun. it does have a heritage. does it have a heritage in india? they are trying to create a completely niche brand. it's going to be going to the emerging middle classes. the first models will be for first-time buyers and things like that. it is a difficult one. bigever i think of a automobile brand looking at another automobile brand and being distinctive, i look at mini. successfule two brands that are being consumed and relaunched. when bmw took over rover, they just wanted it to be a small car. brandnted to inject some dna into that car. >> make it a small sports car? >> it is now a small sports car. cars, at with sports the same kind of idea happened with volkswagen. be the name, the car that you did not want to be in. they projected the paternal family care for this brand and gave it its own identity within itself. >>

jazeera america presents... remarkable documentaries and finally from us tonight the film makers fight against sensorship and directors in indiahey are forced to modify movies to get them to be played in the theatres and now they are flocking to germany and we explain why from the berlin film festival. >> this is the base of indian movies and thousands are made a year but directors who go a little or a lot further there may be problems ahead. one in particular, censorship. and he has caused uproar in india and not necessarily with fans but with those who decide whether a film can even be released, as far away from bolywood it explains issues, rape and homosexuality among them and in places it's derogatory about gandhi and you can see it full at the berlin alley but to show it there they made huge, unwelcome changes. >> denial of certification and they say it's not satisfiable. and they have 56 changes to the film like 30 cuts and blurs and everything. >> reporter: films like this have a huge part of the identity and you have the big red carpet and you have hollywood stars who come to town to show movies and away from this you

us now from washington, d.c. is daniel, a senior fellow for india, pan stan and south asia the council on foreign relations and alsoour of the book no exit from pakistan. daniel, great to have you with us. let's first talk about the issue of afghanistan and our bases there, if america fully pulls out and we scant have bases for drones, how badly will it hurt us? >> it will hurt us pretty badly. assuming that the problem of al qaeda persists along the pakistan, afghanistan border which is i think an assumption we can make. there aren't a lot of other great pace paces from which to h drones given the geography of the ring. >> unthat will hurt us on how many different levels? >> look at al qauda, a that will persist, that means that terrorists who are planning, plotting, organizing attacks, in that border area, would be more able to do so . then there is the problem of regionally militants, groups that have attacked in afghanistan will continue to do so. potentially plot attacks against neighboring india as well and the problem of attacks against pakistan itself. we have our problems with pakistan, but stability there

was a perception through no fault of your own they may be using cisco equipment to spy on other governments therefore china got suspicious, indiabout how you are overcoming that. have you met with chinese leaders and different emerging markets to say you can trust us? >> yes, we have. we have a reputation people trust us around the world. we are not a service provider or content provider for do not get government orders to turn information over. our government business in europe grew year-over-year and if we weren't able to handle those concerns effectively, he would not have seen that. liz: i assume the response has been relatively positive. i want to get now to the stock. the stock to not respond well to the numbers he came out with. how do you start to move this to reflect what you say is growing security, network and rowdy business that is healthy? >> 's stars without planning your vision and strategy, you're the milestones to measure our progress on that and execution. i want for the stock is two weeks from now, one quarter for now, one year from now. we are positioned well for the future. very effective in terms of our ex

which means you need about forty five jobs as india's per capita income that's obviously unattainable bayer's c.e.o. marring decker's said recently had a in the us you can get the drug for like a hundred dollars but most insurance co-pays and as for how expensive it is in india he had this to say we did not develop this medicine for indians we developed it for western patients who can afford it i got that he was very clear that the drug was developed to make a profit from people with money who have cancer not people with no money who have cancer that is american corporate greed speaking in plain english now since many people in india could benefit from the drug company there is making a knock off of it at a ninety seven percent discount and of course bayer being a corporation with the mentality of having profits be the most important thing is all that's left if you can't make drugs like ours. there's a profit from it the whole american pharmaceutical industry is actually up in arms about it saying things like if india keeps behaving like this we're going to cut them off from all of our drugs so maddening i mean i get that it costs a ridiculous a