i'm not the star see you i'm in india on a journey of discovery i want to know once i'm full is india the inclusive secular country i grew up came safe for muslims and other minorities or is it on a path to become a hindu dominated nation 5. c 5. 5 5 . i've come to see budget conscious choice han a so-called anti love jihad warrior his movement claims to be watching muslim men who pretend to be hindus so as to seduce new girls and force them to convert to islam. is not a job you know what i mean i have a soft time with him on the look you make if he wanted to call both of his time like a man he said i'm. going to be any judge should want me should i give up i believe that the members of one. may have been and i mean about it was to go among these women but the it was quite effective at that if they did they got the bigger your legs so it was just sort of a case of it would just mean they are not true. and without them i'll be in the game to fight it out until i get the book i'm not going to get that good job we had a lot of any candidate in doing any good that i. would live in that i

same truth to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country big dark matter which god you worship or if you were shipped no good book what that would beach you would be and if you be an equal citizen that was elected the same true cornerstone of all 14 stood for many of us believe that the issue was resolved for ever but it was not the bridge of it have succeeded in uniting. all communities into believing that there is a common enemy which is the muslim war the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the this is which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the shah banner case reached the supreme court in delhi. th

vietnam which population even food changes being india and india from the start of the 20th century. in 1000 no 6 the all india muslim league was established its eventual aim was to press for political independence for muslims and among hindus there was a growing sense questioning following centuries of mogul and british by the $120.00 s. the hindu cultural organisation the rashtriya swayamsevak sangh or the r. assessor muds its aim was to promote him to culture and identity dr hidden who started this is he taught what is the calls of liberty for the last 400 years and so. he thought he mediately found that lack of patriotism and lack of character it was the main cause of the mother who read. the r.s.s. went on to become the world's biggest civil society organization it's also seen by many as a far right nationalist paramilitary group since independence it's been banned 3 times. it's widely accepted that the j.-p. and hindu nationalist politics or hindutva emanate from the r.s.s. the hindu tour is actually reducing the great philosophical majesty of the hindu faith into something mor

and their concerns in india and we want a vibrant middle class in india i know that i've been informed a great deal by what's happening in the european union the european commission has their privacy policies their competition policy has helped inform how we think about what needs to be done here in united states we have a different structure these are kind of local champions and our come out and i trust laws a much more difficult much it takes a longer time for them to go through it's not the other way and i think that my colleague from your got it exactly right we have a balancing act we have to focus on it's not just about competition it's not just about consumers it's not just about regulation and that's who are trying to we're trying to hit that sweet spot no one here is unaware of the problems you can pick up a newspaper in the united states you can turn on the television without worry about the effect on elections hate speech privacy data security children competition all of those issues are on the table what's the best way to address them is the issue the harder part is finding

no lockdowns in india as it becomes the 3rd country after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases america's top infectious disease expert says everyone should wear masks after the u.s. sets a new record with 77000 new cases in one day. if. you want to know is there a lie from london i'm telling you now bill gates also ahead elbow bumps all round as e.u. leaders hold their 1st face to face talks in months but the warm greetings masked deep divisions over a virus recovery fund. and protest against law changes allowing non muslims to drink alcohol which they consider anti islamic. thanks for joining us new flare ups are prompting new lock downs as the coronavirus continues to ravage the world restrictions have been reimposed in israel in the philippines as well as more states and india which has now become the 3rd country to record more than a 1000000 confirms kovan $1000.00 cases the other 2 are take a look brazil which now has more than $2000000.00 confirmed cases including its president joe you're both so narrow

is recorded a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. more in our top story now as journalist being questioned by police in malaysia. naidu is the executive director of the center for independent journalism she says the government is increasingly clamping down on this end. the government's actions were concerning because the immediate reaction that they thought it was to upon the scene of the documentary was to basically investigate rather than provide. this form of justification in terms of what was being enacted a new documentary in a given society we would have expected that the government even consider it a conducting an independent inquiry to see if there were indeed any possibility of mismanagement abuse of power but you know the institution of the reaction of the sea is something that it's not new or something that would be a i mean if you take a step back it's really not surprising because just in the call up of the last 4 months we've seen a pie in the strenuous basis basically for media especially read media independent media e

starting today for 2 weeks between india and fronts and. also between india and germany now they didn't announce any kind of you know whether people would need the negative certificates to travel any kind of quarantine protocols those have not been announced yet but they said that they're going ahead with these they've had negotiations india hasn't had any international commercial flights since march and they see these as the step after repatriation flights which have been ongoing nearly 700000 people have been repatriated and they say that you know people only people with valid residency or work visas can take these flights so they're not free for everyone and that they see them as a step between the repatriation flights and returning to international commercial flights later down the line that we also have in these negotiations with the u.k. they started these actually with the united arab emirates a week ago so yes despite the rise in cases the central government very much continuing with its opening even at the international level i was

so india has become the 3rd country in the world after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed corona virus infections in all 3 countries the pandemic has crippled health care systems economies and really people's daily lives india 1st of all with some states are now re imposing their restrictions after the lifting of the nationwide lockdown last month many concerns here that a lot of cases are going on reported because of a lack of testing infections in the u.s. have set another record more than 77000 in the past 24 hours the highest daily number recorded by any single country so far in total the u.s. has more than 3 and a half 1000000 cases and brazil of course which is say more than $2000000.00 reported infections again reported once. hospitals there are almost a breaking point and president diabolus in our himself is currently under treatment for coping 19 after initially dismissing the virus as little more than a flu so we're going to talk latin america and brazil in a moment with our latin america editor this year newman

how has the band and tick tock affected people in india. well there are 2 sides to it one is you was a good 200000000 active users using picked out you know like least 2030 times straight i 30 minutes a day and it's been a major impact on them and when it comes to the influence of community they have there been about 1200000 creators and a lot of them have been devastated in their own words and are trying to figure out what to do next a lot of clones have come up. with you know trying to replace picked up a lot of home grown apps have comment and they're made you know that they're proud . and that's what it's note abstemious flooded with the clones which is funny you know so yeah and another point is that just i think a day ago there was a reuters report about indian government sending about 77 questions to tick dog and other chinese apps you know and they've given them 3 weeks' time to respond to those questions so we don't know what's going to happen after that but that's the stage at which we are right now i want to share with you a talk

this is al jazeera life and also coming up india now has the 3rd largest cases of covert 19 in the world as it prepares to reopen some of its famous monuments. and indefinite closure for the border between australia's 2 most populous states after a sudden rise in corona virus cases plots. which still have to let the wealthy know that if it had just come apart. at the defined hong kong pro-democracy activist joshua warren appears in court accused of organizing an illegal protest last year. so iran is now admitting last thursday far that it said nuclear facility cause significant damage its atomic energy organization says the damage could slow development of centrifuges used to enrich uranium to iran says it's planning to update the facility with more advanced equipment sampras ravi has more. what exactly happened at the natanz nuclear facility last week it's a question people in iran and around the world have been asking since a fire was reported at iran's main uranium enrichment facility on thursday a fire incident like this at the centerpiece of the country's nuclear program is easily a

headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes coronavirus supports the 1000000 mark in india with some states reversing the lifting of lockdown restrictions. but when you are a man. you have more respect. mixed messaging with the u.s. reporting another record high number of infections politicians are divided over the wearing of mosques in public. if we do it right we can overcome this crisis the head of the european commission says the stakes couldn't be higher as e.u. leaders discuss a major financial virus recovery plan. also ahead the u.s. tells the european union it should do more to tackle those defying a u.n. arms embargo in libya. and the hamas with the sport real madrid have won the spanish league title for a record extending the 34th time. man ending the club's 3 year wait for the tennessee. we begin in india where the number of corona virus infections has now surpassed the 1000000 mark several states and re imposing restrictions after the lifting of the nationwide lockdown last month. more than 25000 indians are reported to have died off to contract the disease the

has come forward are the most logical and the most likely option for india because india do not want to let's go with the i.p.l. it is a very important for them but for the mrs a i and india as of now given the health crisis in the country is highly unlikely to be able to provide a biotech year and ran meant for so many so many cricketers and. also to be able to get foreign star international cricket stars to travel to india is going to be that sense whereas you a.e.g. has had had it much better with over 19 than but we have a day or so and the other advantage that the u.a.e. has is 3 grounds everton driving distance of each other which makes it more convenient to have the kinds of conditions that are tournaments and it will be more it will be easier to buy a secured 3 hotels it will be easier to get into certain stars to you a it will be. there won't be any travel involved so logically speaking and the time zone 2 is perfect for india because that does not talk much of a time difference between the 2 countries so a lot just a click speaking commercially speaking if it has come acros

millions infected with corona virus in india and brazil with alice was at breaking point we look at the challenges faced by the developing world. when you wear a mask you have more respect but mixed messages from the u.s. which is reported in another record high number of infections the politicians are still divided over the wearing of masks in public. life in doha and kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera regional leaders are trying to mediate in mali stiffening political crisis as tributes are paid to those who died in recent protests and the u.s. defense secretary bans the divisive confederate flag at military sites a move expected to increase tension with the president on trial. for the 6 months after the 1st cases were reported on the resurgence of coronaviruses now a real threat india has become the 3rd country to record more than a 1000000 cases infections are spreading in smaller towns with weaker health systems in some states and are imposing restrictions hospitals in brazil are struggling to cope with the world's 2nd biggest operate president diable sonora himse

flight stop today between india and the u.s. and tomorrow between india and france they for 2 weeks now since march they have been no international commercial flights into india they have only been repatriation flights with something like nearly 700000 indians have been brought back and these repatriation flights have been somewhat of a bone of contention especially by the u.s. government to threaten to take action against india didn't want indian airlines to have the monopoly over these flights and so what the government is saying is that these what cools air bubbles are the next step off the repatriation flights it's also having negotiations with the u.k. with germany they're going to add more flights of conditions allow and and if there's demand of the not a free for all you have to have valid you know whether it's work or residency visas to actually take these flights but nonetheless they are the the government says the next step after repatch relation and the step before going back into restarting international commercial f

hostile ahead here on al-jazeera trashing india's high school full of us why some are questioning the government's my teds. and why glenn maxwell will be staying in jail until has sex trafficking trial begins. however much of europe has cooled down the clouds but invading the remains of the thunderstorms from what was hot weather have shown up in potential flooding this is the black sea coast of turkey and the east but actually the sun so i've been taking more towards the caspian is certainly wrap around rain that should be watched with care just on the edges of europe and of course this is the disappointment area attempts as sea to continually drop cloud increases rain falls in the sky in the middle of july and in 19 in zurich for example there is still warm weather run if it's going to be warmer in spain and portugal but receptive that far and italy and some parts further east is still in the thirty's just about you can see from the color background this is really an area could consider the rest presby warm milk about grade for example 29 degrees but even here as the front goes thro

on come on santa maria with the news from al jazeera millions infected with corona virus in india and brazil with hospitals breaking point we're looking at the challenges faced by the developing world in dealing with the pandemic. but when you wear a mask you have more respect but in the u.s. mixed messaging politicians remain divided over the wearing of mosques in public even as the country reports another record high number of covered 900 cases. also in the news regional leaders trying to mediate in monday's deepening political crisis says tributes are paid to those who died in recent protests. and an oasis of peace how libya's misrata holds out the promise for stability and growth amid the violence all around. town and sport around with red coat shares in a things that and says his team's latest title win is extra special royal securing the spanish championship that 10th straight victory since the league resumed after the coronavirus lockdown. facility. so more than 6 months after the 1st cases were reported and the resurgence of the corona virus is now such a threat with some nati

in the world where $170.00 folks countries are read a great gap and india is going to 3 is. really and so don't believe in countries which have been predicated it's shameful and scandalous and i think this is a time to push for their change to gun but that's why they're directed to get should and a new law on end to torture sanjoy hazarika many things to get your thoughts thank you england is dropping coronavirus travel restrictions for visitors from dozens of nations from the 10th of july people arriving from 59 countries and 14 british overseas territories will no longer have to quarantine for 2 weeks holiday favorites like france spain italy are on the list but the u.s. and china are not only challenge reports of london. it's a much rarer a site than it used to be travelers arriving in the u.k. from abroad the covert pandemic reduced foreign tourism here to a trickle don't leave the country unless absolutely necessary was the advice to britain's and since early june arrivals from abroad have been required to self isolate for 2 weeks but from next friday coming from some c

another single day rise in virus cases in india with another 14000 detection is being reported. in china sees its worst flooding in decades the authorities say 24000000 people have been affected. developing story for you that much awaited report on the results of the 1st human clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine developed by the university of oxford and astra zeneca he is out it has dropped in the past few minutes live now to oxford and our correspondent paul brennan policy reading the report there tell us more. well struct in the last 20 minutes just been skim reading it and it certainly looks very positive indeed although there are some caveats that the report also has put on it but let me give you the positive aspects to start with 1st of all the vaccine that is being produced by the university of oxford and the general attitude it says is safe and induces in an immune reaction strong antibody and t. cell immune response up to day $56.00 of the ongoing trial that's important because the period covered in this lancet report only covers the 1st $56.00 days this is an ongoin

brazil india now account for half of the world's infections prime minister narendra modi warned the indian public to remain extremely vigilant saying the danger of covert 19 is far from over so let's see what's happening across latin america alexander and petit joins us live now from the colombian capital bogota alexandra's a latin america now the worst affected region in the world for covert cases this is a pretty grim milestone which countries are driving up the numbers. yes there and according to the american health again and stationed there pandemic across the region is showing no signs of slowing down but experts there are particularly worried the 5 countries brazil or mexico of course but also colombia where we are. to and to a lesser extent also cheeto weird things have eased up a bit of course brazil remains the main hot spot this week they've been reporting more than 50000 cases for 4 days in a row however the government said that this sunday's the number of confirmed cases has gone down to a little over 24000 we'll see what happens in the coming days but the worry there is that e

you on the final part of my journey when i do become a target of the hindu 1st policy in search of india saw an al-jazeera. publishing china for its actions in hong kong u.s. president donald trump imposes new sanctions and ends the territories special status. as a robin you want your deserve in life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up hanging up our way the u.k. blogs the chinese tech giant from involvement in its new 5 g. network. a legal win for qatar over the banning of its planes from neighboring space the un's highest court rules against 4 arab countries and fears of a major flare up between armenia and azerbaijan as fighting intensifies over a disputed region. back into the program china is feeling the pressure on 2 fronts from the u.s. and from the united kingdom just hours ago president donald trump signed an executive order to hold beijing accountable for a new national security lowered imposed on the territory as part of the new legislation the president's canceled all special trade and economic privileges that whole kong enjoys with the united states and banks tha

india now has the world's 3rd highest number of corona virus infections the confirmed total now is 700000 but the real number could be far higher. our intake of this is out of syria live from london also coming up. we will not be on the way you cannot set foot in this country i will seize your block ridgeville gotten grades if you try britain target saudis over the death. as it puts human rights abuses in the crosshairs of its 1st and unilateral sanctions after brics it . tensions between the u.k. and china rise as the ambassador in london events his anger at gross interference in hong kong last. long. the oscar winning composer ennio morricone best known for his spaghetti western scores dies aged 91. below with more than 530000 people dead the coronavirus pandemic is showing no signs of slowing but the focus of attention has shifted yet again as india surges past russia to become the furred hardest hit nation with nearly 700000 infections or their cases per capita remain low the outbreak there isn't expected to peak for several more weeks india is now only behind the u.s. and brazil whic

capital new delhi and she says india is ramping up its effort against coronavirus. the indian government says that it has is continuing to expand testing in fact it says it's now tested 10000000 people testing 300000 people every day and what the worst hit states are doing is that they continue to test more people. and their facilities here and. the results of the series to determine the spread the virus we also heard from delhi's chief minister a few hours ago and he was positive about the situation despite the fact that delhi has reached needy 100000 cases and that's because he says that only a 3rd of the region's 15000 beds currently in use do you remember a few weeks ago delhi had a real problem. but he says that most people are now recovering at home having said that he pleaded with those who. think that the worst hit cities are doing is they. as a way of treating patients and so people are trying to the government states are trying to deal with this by expanding testing expanding facilities but you can also see behind me i'm at. one of the most popular tourist

has reported a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. philippine politicians a voted against renewing the license of the country. largest television network effectively taking it off air permanently the move affirms an earlier government order to shut down the a.b.s. the b.n. corporation the government accuses the network of violating its previous license and using tax avoidance schemes critics say the closure is a major blow to press freedom in the philippines voting is underway in singapore's general election with strict health measures in place prime minister lease a new miss party is expected to hold on to power the election comes just weeks after a single or emerge from a 2 month lock down pandemic and the economy a major concerns for voters tonight it out emirates is said to be holding up a deal with the gulf states that could end the 3 year locked out lot 3 year long rather blockade of carter that's according to reports by the fox news website george yaro is the c.e.o. of gulf state analytics he says the u.a.e. is less likely to c

krona virus cases the past the 1000000 mark in india but some states reversing the lifting of locked out restrictions. on commit al this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. when you will unless you have more respect. mixed messaging with the u.s. reporting another record high of infections politicians are divided of the wearing of masks and public. if we do it right we can overcome this crisis the head of the european commission says the stakes couldn't be higher as he usually does discuss a major financial coronavirus recovery plan. and regional leaders try to mediate in mali's deepening political crisis. we're going in india where the number of corona virus infections has surpassed the 1000000 mark some states a re imposing restrictions of the lifting of nation wide lockdown last month more than 25000 indians are reported to have died after contracting the disease the actual number of infections could be much higher than reported because of insufficient testing this with brown has more from new delhi. one of the most significant of these lockdowns began in this day to be h

is recorded a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. health officials insured. anchor are warning of a major crisis after a sudden spike in corona virus cases a new cluster has emerged at the rehabilitation facility in central sri lanka at least $253.00 new cases were found there on thursday 10 percent of the country's confirmed infections the center has been locked down and contact tracing is now on the way after an employee left the center and went on leave. details now from now in colombo someone else trying to has had the situation under control but now suddenly this what's causing the spike. that's exactly what health authorities are trying to determine right now so i mean i mean in terms of the last couple of months the country has managed to keep a lid on the situation at least that's what the official numbers have pointed towards we've had just over 2000 cases on tuesday so they think those announced last night and now this at a drug rehabilitation center out of colombo basically this all came about when an inmate at the prison

over 100 people die in floods in northeastern india while the country grapples with a raging coronavirus pandemic. also ahead they could a nose for the job the dogs being trained to play a critical role in detecting the corona virus. we begin with breaking news israel is accusing hizbollah of launching what it's calling an infiltration attempt on its border with lebanon it happened in the past couple of hours in the shaba farms region there's been no confirmation as yet from hezbollah that it was behind the incident the united nations is urging restraint from both sides israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has posted on twitter saying what was happening on that all the border was being constantly monitored he says israel won't allow iran to a stop it shit self on the border netanyahu adds that lebanon and hezbollah will be responsible for any attack out of lebanon we have 2 correspondents working on the story how to force it is live for us and western limit just a few moments but 1st let's joins anahata who's on the lebanon side of that border with israel zain what's the latest. a

india records a 1000000 cases of coronavirus but many fear the actual number could be much higher . it's more than 2000000 in brazil where hospitals are nearing breaking. i'm convinced this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a court battle over mosques and american government trans to stop them becoming compulsory in public. the u.s. tells the european union it should do more to tackle those define a u.n. arms embargo in libya plus. an equally gauge at sydney's asylum seeker center looking at how many people are struggling to cope curing the global pandemic after being left out of government support packages. that impose the world's biggest lockdown in response to the coronavirus pandemic but since india started lifting restrictions last month the number of cases has been growing rapidly now it's past the 1000000 mark with testing still limited it's believed the actual number of infections could be much higher several states of reimposed restrictions or the 25000 people have died elizabeth branham has more from new delhi. one of the most significant of these lockdowns began

india now has the largest number of coded 19 cases in the wild and the southern states he is imposing what it calls a triple locked down. but again i'm mr and this is algis there live from doha also coming up more restrictions imposed on israel bars and nightclubs in gyms will be closed in an effort to contain a shop rise in infections. china detains an academic who has criticized president xi over the pandemic and his efforts to consolidate power. and renowned italian composers the ennio morricone best known for his western film scores has died at the age of 91. now nearly 11 and a half 1000000 people are now confirmed to have or have had coronavirus around the wilds india has surged past russia with about 700000 cases making it the west hit country on the globe it's reporting close to 25000 new cases every day close 220000 people have died there so far and many indian cities are now tightening restrictions to try to halt a new spike in cases fallen astray at the border between its 2 most populous states is due to close on tuesday there's been a rise in cases in victoria prompting th

while some places such as goa are only imposing a weekend lockdown india's 2nd most populous state be hot has ordered its nearly 130000000 residents to stay home for 2 weeks behind as one of india's poorest states health experts are concerned about how rural and less developed areas the handling the outbreak now as it spreads its tracks. in the rural majority states the health infrastructure in the rural areas is far weaker and attesting so reliant on backtrace to get better are going to be a bigger challenge of india seeing around $35000.00 new cases and 700 deaths every day even though it's testing more than 300000 people daily that still one of the world's lowest experts believe the actual number of infections could be much higher it's almost certainly underestimated and the question of what the noble abundance mission that we feel that it might be underestimated by a factor maybe even between something like the tree so in the number of cases or to get the know if it crosses a 1000000 you're probably looking at something more like 20 to 30000000 in the population and maybe that num

nearly half of india's people in india's most populous city of mumbai may have called it 19 casting doubt over the official figures. play watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for also coming up unprecedented in modern history only 10000 pilgrims attend this year's high in mecca because of the pandemic. in a move to bring it possible and to the conflicts you eat back separatists in southern yemen say they're abandoning demands for self rule. and a controversial social media building closed in turkey smocks concerns about freedom of expression. thank you very much for joining us we begin in india where health experts say there's been a shop increase in the number of corona virus infections largely due to poor infrastructure nearly 48000 cases where reported on to say bringing the total number to more than $1500000.00 the regions of delhi my russia and tamil nadu account for more than half the new cases and as a 3rd worst affected nation after the u.s. and brazil with more than 34000 deaths and a medical survey is revealing alarming sistas 6 about the spread of the virus in mumbai more

'd know lock downs in india as it becomes the 3rd country after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases and america's top infectious disease expert says everyone should wear masks after the u.s. sets a new record with 77000 new cases in one day. you're watching out is there a life from london i'm dreading obligates also ahead.

between india and the u.s. rather flights from today for 2 weeks in between india and from its from tomorrow and that this is there's only been repatriation flights allowed into india for the last few months there's been no international commercial flights since march and that's actually been a bone of contention especially by the u.s. government which said that it's against international aviation rules for india to have this kind of monopoly because only indian airlines will operate in the these flights so the indian government has now made these deals with the u.s. and with negotiating with germany and the u.k. they say that this is the next step off to repatriate and before going back. international commercial flights they're not a free for all you still have to have visas whether they're residency or work visas to go on them but they do the government has had these flights the united arab emirates for the last week and so they are going ahead continuing with the reopening despite the rise in cases that we'r

has recorded a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. the us supreme court has issued mixed verdict on demands for donald trump's financial records for now at least the president's tax returns and other documents will remain out of the public high g. habitats he explains. president from displayed mixed emotions following the 2 judgments on the release of his financial records what the rules were losing the story more again selling everything back down to the war of words in the story you get so for a certain point. the point of. this is a political witch the way to which you know she will disappear which are. just like them all reversed occasions or. these supreme court rulings weren't even close each one had a $7.00 to $2.00 majority that included trump appointees justices corso churn cavalia the court threw out the president's lawyers arguments to very close and has immunity from investigation in both cases chief justice. john roberts writing that no citizen not even the president is categorically above the common duty to produce evide

also trains teaches and doesn't agree with the changes as a citizen of india as a. country so if we remove these. point of education you know the government says the changes were made by independent experts and only for one year but they have been criticized by some of india's prominent politicians and that's partly because of the governing hindu nationalists spot at the edge on the party's history of changing high school textbooks since it came to power 6 years ago some of the changes to the curriculum include taking india's staunchly secular searched prime minister. out of history books and removing references to the man who killed mahatma gandhi the hero of india's independence struggle was a hindu nationalist and a member of the j.p. its parent organization. but it's this context as well as the government's crackdown on dissent which has people questioning the motion of the changes. which makes all of us already suspicious that you know. that you know all. all talk about democracy understanding all of. that is being discarded. for the young minds interested in t

out of there alive my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes doubts raised over india's official coronavirus count as the number of confirmed infections edges closer to 1500000. in a move to bring a possible end to the conflict that southern separatists in yemen say they're abandoning demands for self rule. land and mr bashir when the only remembers during this time are be cleared and it was done and you said get it done girl why politicians the u.s. attorney general defends the white house's heavy handed response to months of and t.v. racism protests. welcome to the program the battle to contain the coronavirus pandemic is putting pressure on nations as they seek to find a balance between public health and saving economies after months of lockdown and chilling the country has begun lifting restrictions in parts of the capital but some medical experts say the government is not following recommendations from the world health organization in america to lucien newman has more. free at last from monday to friday residents of 7 affluent neighborhoods are finally free to leave

want to solve the problems but india did less. we. but it appears the crisis is deepening while the president calls for a national unity government the m 5 movement want a transitional government that would strip kate of his powers accuses the president of abuse of powers and naming family members and friends to keep positions without oversight this video circulating on social media of the president's son an elected m.p. on a luxury holiday has caused uproar among the millions have of whom depend on humanitarian aid for food while millions continue to flee the ongoing armed conflict involving al qaeda and islamic state affiliates protesters say the death should not go in vain promising more actions ahead. continues to spread they say the future of mali is at stake because hawk al jazeera to saddam now where police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators opposed to liberal reforms by the government hundreds of protesters rallied outside the great mosque in the capital khartoum the justice minister announced on sunday the easing of sha

the chinese are absent so the prime minister of india. has an acid. trip. it was surreal. we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar now with one of our producers slow phillips slow some major top anees announced this past week they're pulling their advertisements off of facebook so what's going on here boycotting is what's going on richard big names like ben and jerry's patagonia north face it's a growing list of advertisers who say that they're going to stay away from facebook for the in time month of july over the platforms failure to do more to remove hate speech it's all part of a new campaign called stop hate for profit a group formed after the killing of george floyd and the subsequent protests the organizers which include the a.d.l. and the end of a p put out this joint statement the social media company is amplifying the messages of white supremacists committing incitement to violence and is failing to disrupt bad actors using the platform to do harm that has been a lot of criticism over facebook including some from c.e.o. mark zuckerberg own stuff

india's prime minister has made an unannounced visit to the border region at the center of a dispute with china narendra modi was accompanied by defense officials cheering the trip where he spoke with army personnel 20 indian soldiers were killed last month during fighting with chinese troops in the remote gul one valley both sides traded blame but they have since had a sit down for talks to deescalate the situation whatever. the world is made of their minds that against expansionism today the world is dedicated to development and his welcoming the open the competitiveness of development. we have increased expenditure on the development of border infrastructure but 3 times in the country through this border area development in the construction of roads and bridges at the border areas as also been sped up elizabeth purana has more from new delhi. it was a complete surprise that he made this trip because on thursday we were told that the defense minister and the chief of defense staff would be traveling but it wasn't until friday morning that we saw that the prime minister had made the

now is the time to contain transmission. 1.3000000000 people are back under some kind of lockdown as india's government tries to curb virus infections. and security patrols in the philippines as the country rolls out tough measures to enforce coronavirus restrictions. the united states is struggling to contain a rising wave of coronavirus with cases of infections and deaths soaring more than 77000 infections were reported in the latest daily tally another bleak record high when resources in many areas are stretched to the limit and hospitals are in danger of being overrun with patients debate is raging of the mass and whether they should be made compulsory us president donald trump has weighed in on the issue ruling out making them compulsory at a national level. would you consider what you consider a national mandate that people need to wear a mask i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that no and i don't agree with the statement that if everybody were a mask everything it just appears a doctor felt she said don't wear a mask or surgeon general terrific guy said don