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it is budget day in india. i want to talk about the india rupee. the dollar is strong trend against the rupee. we are approaching a low on the india rupee. 68 was the low in august. we could see continuing weakness. rish? rishaad: the finance ministers it didg up the g-20, lack critical details on how they will tackle immediate challenges. they were talking about engaging in contouring. >> it is interesting that it is not everyone's first interest. it is interesting how they looked to reassure each other. there's not a lot of trust their. -- there. rishaad: "do as i say, not as i do?" vid: it reaffirmed the previous exchange rate commitment. it is ok to pursue very low rates, if you need to do it. if the currency drops, it is fine. but, don't target a weaker currency explicitly. let the others know if you do. this sums up the agreement pretty well. >> the best way to stop com valuation is colleagues so there are no surprises. david: the meeting took place on saturday. mark carney was single doubt. out.ngled they are expecting to be tightening, towa

i think it is a big loss for india. just a quick fact, both india and china have about 1.3 billion people. and yet has 250 million people online, china has over 700 million online. i think that is one reason why india will not be able to lead the global economy coming forward. if they cannot get more people online and connected to the real economy that is digital, they are going to be in trouble. emily: 800 laypeople and india are not online. that is huge. you say they will be on the wrong side of history. brazil, netherlands, have already done this. jeremy, how is india different than these previous countries, or is it the same? jeremy: and has special circumstances. what the regular set in today's ruling of knowledge that. they said that in europe and in the u.s., there is not an absolute ban on this kind of aactice, it is looked at on case-by-case basis. they said, and india, we do not have the resources to examine schemeshese zero rating . so we will issue a blanket ruling. we think it is fair enough that they did t

from an india point of view, india cannot be left behind in this. as we saw the year 2012 there is 150 in the world in broad band, penetration has been. they are conceived to change position. >> simply, would it be fair to say india has not really been connected to the internet in a broad sense because infrastructure being the land lines that provide wired internet only reach about 100, 150. how many indians are connected to the internet? >> they need to launch 2016. 80% would have high speed broad band internet. so 80% will have high speed internet. they will be governed by this digital infrastructure. >> in 2018, will a rural farmer in india have a better internet capacity than somebody in america? >> i think if you look at what you have in the u.s. in five years, they cover 75-85% of the u.s. >> do you have billions of dollars invested in cramerica? >> i think it's a good investment. we made this investment. that was really a main reason we to took. >> okay. pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> more from my trip to india from the nation's ri

have moveds in india away from the economy. eruptedprotests have across the country, people asking for job reservations as part of the affirmative action infrastructure in this country. the problem is that while india is growing, there hasn't been a translation into job opportunities for the large population of youth. therefore, president modi's backity will be the shift to job creation, investment, economy, and progress, and try to reclaim some of that lost political ground. the second important point is about the investment cycle. india is caught in a vicious cycle of bad loans and chasing corporate's that have bad balance sheets. this cycle can only be broken if .he government intervenes these will be priorities for this gusman. arun jaitley will have to address the bad loan mess and clean up the balance sheets. rishaad: thank you for that. let's get more on this. welcome the investment director for fidelity international. it is an important political event. when you look at investors, expectations have been high. from where

on the one hand iran and india on the other. just two years ago to proudly announce to allow live for the first time to target beijing with nuclear weapons. so the crisis averted in 1962 remains a problem to this day. and the story of the crisis and just like the world played and the role played by the cia but i will finish with one final word. but if they were only declassified for more than in 50 years because in some way are very embarrassing to ask the united states to bail them now. the letters are declassified this is the first book that takes the vintage of looking at those "in-depth". thank you for your attention and i will be glad to take questions. [applause] >> jfk never went to india or pakistan the thousand days he was in office. she did not go with him but then to request the meeting with the prime minister they said the intention and often failed because the prime minister's attention was bailing. and with into zero minutes of the meeting nehru was playing with his pencils. so i did get better but the auspicious s

it is totally reliant on imports from india. people in nepal blamed india. on friday traders on both side of the border came over here and chased the protesters away. that's according to the police. this trading point is extremely important. the total loss of revenue from this border point has been 450 millionor. two-thirds of the nepal imports come from this border and the strikes, the blockade from all across nepal, the loss of revenue according to nepal's chamber of commerce is more than 3 billion dollars, and according to the central bank more than 400,000 people have lost their jobs. the significance of this opening of the border has been analysed by different people in different ways. some analysts say the relationship between nepal and india became better after nepal amended its constitution. other people say it is just a goodwill gesture as the nepal's prime minister is going to visit india in the next few weeks. some are saying that india feel the pressure from traders as their business also was affected badly. for the processes over here, what they

and yet more than a third of india's children are still underweight, something india's former prime minister manmohan singh called a "national shame." so of course only few indian's can afford to just throw food away, but as long as millions can't afford to store food properly, that's exactly what they are forced to do. reporter: the azadpur market in new delhi is one of asia's largest fruit and vegetable outlets. customers include local retailers, distributors, restaurant owners, and private customers. the goods sold here have often been on the road for days, travelling right across india. but now it's the monsoon season, so the produce is saturated when it arrives. rajpal kumar has been working here since he was a child and tells us little has changed in that time. everything that is not sold the same day just rots, he says. rajpal: it's been raining so the vegetables have gone bad. i'll have to throw them away. these vegetables arrived yesterday. reporter: nearly half of all the foodstuffs produced in india end up being scrapped before they even reach the consumer. here at the market, tem

india are showing profits after profits. spice jet has been profitable after a near debacle a year ago. we are quite bullish. all of those are really positive signs for india, too. the thing i watch for in india is the overcapacity. the moment we have overcapacity, nobody makes money. >> and china? >> china is growing. it continues to do better. >> what kind of growth can we anticipate? >> about 7%. the chinese new year just past. a little bit smaller growth than they had the year before, but it is still positive. china and india are growing at a pace that nobody imagined. gdp growing at a fairly high number compared to the world. we are well placed in both of these countries. >> no surprise there is keen competition in the aviation space. airlines are constantly trying to cut prices. are your customers asking you for cheaper prices? >> tenures ago, it was the same. 20 years ago, it was the same -- 10 years ago, it was the same. 20 years ago, it was the same. to have the right product that meets capability, and to get the ,

, that with agreements between nepal and india the past couple months. want crisis by the disagreements are coming to an end. there's no need for things to take this kind of turn. nepal will suffer huge loss in terms of post quake reconstruction. >> this is the result of the crisis. long cues, choked supply lines. everyone in nepal has suffered, especially victims of the earthquake. rebuilding has not started yesterday. the standoff ended early this month after nepal amended its constitution. nepal did reach out to its northern nation china and the prime minister is expected to visit china after his return from india. >> india has been very paranoid about nepal's relationship with china. what can india use to try to influence the prime minister not to approve economic integration with china. >> the prime minister said he is not playing the china card. many analysts say those in india managed to push themselves into a corner with the blockade and this visit is a face-saver. now there are some concrete hopes. one is nepal's emergency crisis will be over wi

at the end of november to overrun all of eastern india. if you think bellow part that sticks out all of that looks like it would fall into chinese he hands. there were some who thought they would march all the way to calcutta to take the second largest city. on november 19, 1962 with that national-security council meeting but the american ambassador and had already previewed that with the second letter. to say we're on the verge of killing under bill whole world will see a cut in this giant marching with a democracy. i am not sure india will survive this catastrophe. is immediately needed 12 squadrons. into more squadrons to be stashed immediately to india to join in the war. event of a ph.d. in bombing raids into tibet obviously is a slippery slope. but the president decided they could not make this decision overnight. and then that the auto group. and then sent on an urgent message that night from lenders aerospace but as the icon of diplomacy. en cent during the blitz to survive the nazi onslaught. to see if the soviet union will surviv

and india is. and it is important because that's where they have to show that in order to get that, they ave to continue the fiscal deficit. the governor says he needs to see deficits. so they are trying to spend on the fiscal side. t they have to continue to balance. that's the budget. yes, yes, it's been a bit, bit of overwhelming. but in germ, if you look fee grand scheme of things, you get more. angie: if you look at the outlook for india. do you think they will get to 2% eficit by march of 2016? reporter: the exports have been weak. ey have been trying to boost manufacturinging. global growth wim help india. angie: and we have commented hat independent-kline, neck-to -neck. what does china need to do to catch up? guest: i think with the comparison with different countries, india has, think in some harder problems to overcome. china has experienced rapid growth and some of the decisions, while political difficult, they have a difficult time. angie: what do you think we will expect to hear? getc

let's get the view of india's largest developer. we have its executive director and he joins us from new delhi. really great to see you here. we can talk about the third-quarter earnings that just came out you guys this week. commercial leasing really did help boost profits. we continued to see a soft residential property sector in india. are we going to see lower buyer appetite for property in india this year? >> obviously, the revenues have been encouraging. the retail has been good. importantly, luxury sales have .one up and contributed it is turning around. this year, a lot of that, the credit has to be given to the luxury homes. luxury home sales really driving that. we do continue to see home sales at the lowest in five years he developers sitting on a lot of inventory. a lot of buyers are being priced out of the market. do you think that home prices -- where are they going to go this year? are they going to fall or remain flat? time,: at this point in where the demand is obviously a challenge right now, this is also the time

. >> india has been very paranoid about nepal's relationship and it won't be easy for india to impose another economic blockade so what are the leverages india can use to try to influence prime minister oly not to improve the economic integration with china is a question to ask. >> reporter: oly says he is not playing the china card and many analysts say both nepal and india manage to push themselves in the corner with the blockade and said the visit is a face saver and there are some hopes and one is nepal eastern guy crisis will be over with india's help with extension of transmission line and development of hydropower but first many here who are tired of this and the hope is the prime minister will play his cards right and their lives will normalize soon as well. >>> always good to hear from you, do check out the website, al jazeera.com and you can get lots more on the top story, uganda opposition leader being held for a second time in the past 36 hours or so and also talk to some twitter or facebook and tweet me and i'll tweet you back and headlines for you in about five seconds.

sot from fb video - gina best, india kager's mother 2:05 i wont stop fighting for india. (((( i wont stop fighting for roman, i wont stop fighting for evan. and)))) i wont stop guy cuffee's daughter 11:25 i didn't want that to happen to him. i didn't plan for that to happen to him but when it happened it kind of gave us some kind of relief demonstrations planned for tomorrow. live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders -- taking a break from the campaign trail today --to sit down with civil rights leaders in washington d-c. sanders met with the reverend al sharpton - n-double-a-c-p president cornell brooks and chief urban league marc morial. sanders message to them today -- he understands the struggles of the african american community. s/ bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate :18 "i understand that the african-american community has been harder hit than any other community in america. i understand that it is unacceptable that 35 percent of black children in america are living in poverty. this is the united states of

it won't be easy for india to have another economy to block it so what are the leverages that india can use to try to influence the prime minister not to improve his economy integration with china is a question. >> reporter: he says he is not playing the china card. many analysts say those nepal in india seem to push themselves in a corner with the blockade and the visit is a faith saver. there are some hopes and one is nepal eastern guy crisis and india of extension of transmission lines and hydropower and people are tired of this and the hope is the prime minister will play his cards right and their life will normalize soon as well. >>> india's supreme court has referred the case of the student leader kamal back to a lower court and faces charges of sedation after anti-india slogans were chanted at a university event and spawned days of protest across india calling for his release and we are in the capitol new deli with this update. >> reporter: the supreme court refused to hear this saying it could perhaps set a bad example or send a message that lower courts were incapable and say l

india basin was a project completed with tpl. trust for public land which is a partner in the india basin effort. between the recreation and parks and port sites is pg & e's property. pg & e is in the process of remediating a shoreline trail. it's actually more than just a remediation project. they are working with rha and improving the trail and installing planting and furniture and fixtures and lighting and the design is looking great and pg & e is doing an awesome job with this project and we really do thank them for their partnership. as i mentioned india basin was created in 2003. it's an active site and has a playground. it is under utilized and part of this project is to reinvigorate india basin shoreline park and that is to increase the access from the houses on the hill which is hard to get there. i'm moving around the basin now. we are in 900 which is 1.7 acres parcel adjacent to india basin shoreline park recently purchased through the acquisition fund. the reason for this larger caliber is this parcel which was histor

watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha and also on the program a tense standoff at an india university between the police and students. 21 confirmed dead after a cyclone in fiji and fears are growing of a health crisis plus after ten years in power we look at why bolivia decided enough is enough for the president. ♪ police officers have taken uganda main opposition leader from his home and holding him at a nearby police station and detained as he tried to leave his house and under house arrest there since saturday and disputes the result of uganda's presidential election and detained several times on-and-off in the past week and malcolm web from campala. >> reporter: he left but the drive which was blocked by police and took him away in a van and detained him and wanted to go to the electoral commission and collect paperwork for the supreme court where he may challenge the result of last thursday's presidential election which he says was rigged. police brought him here to police station 40 kilometers from the capitol campala and prevented arrest because they received intel

that is what we are trying to achieve in india. it is very expedient to spend money on tangible things as a government. a new hospital, more food. rather than say, let's put our resources into a study or survey. that is just as critical as spending resources on providing direct benefits. we live in the united kingdom. we are from london. we are doing something in india, but it is important to give back to where we are. sets our focus is children's health care, the right place to begin was the ormonde street hospital. what we do here is very personal, it is something that my wife and i do, and there is big implications. there is a strong emotional aspect to anything you do with children's health. >> as we look out here you can see pretty well the two parts of the mittal children's health center. the part on the left is completed, which is holding a lot of cardiac surgery operating rooms and neuroscience areas. this is the second half of the center, which is currently being built. it is really hard to overestimate the impact that the

community in india? >> well, certainly one could hope in the future that the reversal of the 2013 condition in light of several factors, global international pressure, a landmark ruling in the united states which received a lot of attention, and the hard work of advocacy groups. the presumption of constitutionally, which is that all the laws born and carried over, with the birth of the constitution should not be subject or immune to changing times. there is hope that many people are seeking. let's talk about the transgender community, it is interesting. they live on the fringes of society and poverty, not socially accepted, but we see that here in the united states. in india, it's the opposite. why? >> well, it's interesting if you look at the 2014 ruling that legalized a transgender as a third category, if you look at the ruling, the court drew from the - basically from the artefacts of the culture, some of the hinduism to advocate for the special status of the group, and they are deserving of all the b

he was charged after anti-india slogans were allegedly chanted at a university event in new delhi. it brought with it days of violent protests across the country. let's hear from our correspondent in new delhi. >> reporter: he is in judicial custody until march 2nd. he has been accused of holding an event at his university in which anti-india slogans were allegedly used. he is facing charges of sedition, charges which could lead to life in prison. the university is one of india's most lobal and socially diverse, and has produced some of the country's top diplomats, and journalists. they are linking the police crackdown on students at the university to what they say is a rising tide of intolerance within india's governing party. the protests have spread across the country, despite warnings from government ministers that any anti-india sentiments will be not tolerated. students academics and people from all walks of life took part, demanding he be released and for the anti-sedition law to be repealed. but his bail plea has yet to be heard. on wednesday he himself was assaulted on his

credit suisse says the number of millionaires in india is set to increase by 65% by 2020. >> india has the youngest median population. when we see a young population very aspirational, these are highly aspirational products. >> luxury cars sales currently make up less than 2% of the domestic car market in india. among luxury carmakers, mercedes leads the pack with 2015 sales of more than 13,000 units. audi came second with just over 11,000 sold. analysts think b.m.w. is still third. 2015 figures are not in, but in 2014 it sold about 6000 cars. local buyers are price-sensitive. the tax consultant is planning to replace his audi for a b.m.w. >> five years ago, prices were too high. now you get better discounts and pricing. it is improving. >> competition is growing. jeep is angling for a slice of the indian market with its wrangler unlimited. >> that is all the business news from the. back over to you. brent: we have to let our viewers know this is your first day on the air with us. welcome to the dw family. did you watch the super bowl? a lot of people did. the 50th edition of america's

they say that freedom of speech in india is being threatened. the students here have been holding a vigil since last night and are meeting with faculty and the vice chance lower on whether police should be allowed on to the campus to make the arrests. the five students have told us they do want to surrender to face charges against them. their fellow students will continue protesting those charges. >> a three day standoff between fighters and the government in indian-administered kashmir have ended. they entered a government office. five government forces and a civilian have been killed. >>> a massive cleanup in fiji after sky clone winston flattened villages. 21 were killed after the strongest storm on record to hit the nation. andrew tomas reports from fiji. >> the word being used around fiji in response to this aerial photography is flattened. these were villages on remotized. on fiji's main island, the damage is bad enough, but no news has come from some of the islands hit worst. phone lines are cut, boats haven't reached them yet, nor planes

he is closely watching india's central bank monetary policy. >> i don't think it's about bank of india will change the policy at this juncture. it's because there are a series of important figures to be released after this announcement. the gdp for the third quarter from the october to december in 2015 and also the advance estimate of fully of national income and the cpi and iap index of industry production. without considering those figures, rbi will have a difficulty to determine a policy rate. >> he says the economy's future course depends heavily on the political situation in india. he says reforms will be very important to raising economic growth. >> structural reform is a decisive factor for india to shift the full employment line to the right. but there is a political struggles between the bjp and the main opposition party, congress. it's a kind of a political hostility. the important bills such as the land acquisition bills and gst and the service tax has not yet been passed. bjp has a very strong will to initiate and structural reform. but the number in the upper house is a ki

, and nepalese relying on imports from india. people from nepal blamed india for the blockade. it's their own doing. the answer lies in between. now to friday. those from both sides of the border came over here, and chased the protesters away. that's according to the police. this trading port is important. the loss of revenue from this point is 450 million u.s. two thirds of nepal imports came from the border. and the strikes - the blockades from all across nepal. the loss of revenue according to the chamber of commerce is more than 3 billion. according to the central bank, more than 400,000 people lost their jobs. now, the significance of this opening of the border has been analysed by different people in different ways, some analysts say the relationship has become better after nepal amended its constitution, others are saying that this is a goodwill gesture as the prime minister is supposed to visit the prime minister in india in the next few weeks, and some are saying that india felt the pressure from traders as their busines

the violence was sparked by members of one of india's castes. reporter: what started out as peaceful demonstrations against inequality turned deadly. buildings and train stations looted, gutted with fire. trains delayed because of sit-ins on railway tracks and highways blocked to a standstill the jats, a traditionally rural community of farmers, have been leading protests. they say they're excluded from a quota system that gives more opportunities to indians from lower castes. they want more government jobs and access to state-run universities and at a made sure demands caused problems everywhere. this is the canal in hirana state where jats are the majority caste. it supplies water to delhi. protestors shut it down, causing water shortages in delhi, forcing authorities to close schools. the army says the government has taken control of the canal. translator: the canal was damaged by protestors and repair work will have to be done. we've dispatched a team from the delhi water board to assess the damage, time and money required to repair it. repo

china, india, brazil. most of these countries have to's functions that the united states does not have. i think this country has great opportunity. i started with a dollar. today i run a really big company. i am a believer in the united states. i think this is still a country that you can really create yourself. if you look at the forbes 400, 90% of them started with nothing . i am a believer in the united states stephanie:. you were a believer in 2007 and you got burned in 2009. what did you learn then that you need to apply now? david: i think we have to learn from our mistakes. now,nk that, particularly it is a good time to stay low leverage. when people are scared and worried it is a good time to look for opportunity. stephanie: where are you looking? david: here in new york city, new york has 58 million visitors a year. london has 17 million visitors a year. london, 137,000 hotel rooms, new york, 100,000 hotel rooms. that is really disproportionate. stephanie: jim tisch told david and i a few years ag

there is this weird law in india brand inou sell a india, you have to make 30% of your products in india. but apple found a way around that, because they qualify as cutting edge technology. the prime minister of india has been trying to cut red tape to give companies like apple in a -- companies like out bital -- companies like apple a foothold. they are third when it comes to revenue in the market because their devices are more expensive. they make so much money on that 2%. it's a difficult market to operate in, especially for u.s. businesses, but retail stores could be a good step forward. talking about facebook, the complaint trying to make tooads providing more access people in india. mark zuckerberg posting to missing he will keep working until everyone has access to the internet. a huge step back for mark zuckerberg and internet.org, his project here trying to provide access in india. backward, andep this is another case where the prime minister of india was working closely with mark zuckerberg. now they have said that they will not do any deals with companies like facebook. create

india, can the government help. palestinian reporter works for hamas, and a hunger strike that lasted three months. >>> a candidate that broke a taboo, and how the news media handled it. if in doubt and your campaign is bottoming out. bash them >>> india's capital witnessed extraordinary scenes, 800 journalists marched to the supreme court to present a petition demanding protection. . >> as well attacks. a student leapeder at -- leader at a university was arrested on starches much sedition in charges marking the muslim kashmiri, convicted of an attack

india pose to the police officers? 5:05 what right did they have to discharge their firearms on an innocent woman with a baby in the car? 5:13 many questions remain for this grieving mother. her daugher india kager and angelo perry were shot and killed by virginia beach police last year. it happned at a 7-eleven. police have said perry fired at them as they approached the car. gina best questions that. sot - gina best, india kager's mother - clip 16 14:25 why were those actions taken. prove that they could not have been handled differently. 14:32 gina best beliefs the proof she wants would come from seeing the surveillance video from the 7-eleven. during a meeting this morning where best was surrounded by other mothhers who've lost their children in police shootings, jerroll sanders, president of onus, inc asked a virginia beach police take for the video to be released. sot -vb police (dont have a name)- clip 16 10:24 i case the police department is not in a position to release any evidence 10:32 so best and the group

that india must continue with its pace of reforms. ireland facing the prospect of a grand alliance after the general election left no party with the majority. the prime minister is expected to finish ahead of the pack and will have to negotiate a coalition. .hey include traditional rivals the outgoing government suffered a huge loss of support. the leader of britain's opposition labor party says greece's former finance minister will advise his party in some capacity. in an interview, mr. corbin said he was interested because of his experience in europe. meanwhile, he said that a brexit would "cause ruptures in the eu would lead to the effective dismantling of the union." jack you -- check news has britain should stay within the eu. lew says britain should stay within the eu. secure worldore with the united kingdom in the european union, which is why we believe that it is important for the voters of the u.k. to think the impact this decision will have within and outside of the u.k. texas senator ted cruz says donald trump may all but l

. >> that young plan is undocumented from india. he's afraid of being deported and asked us not to identify him. so we're calling him john. >> i don't have a life. that's why i'm living here. >> this young man from india met up with the i team in queens last year, to tell us the story of his american dream gone awry. >> that's why, you know. >> john came to the u.s. with a game plan to get a green card. an arrangement to pay for a shortcut. >> why did you come here? >> good life, good future. >> gaming the system would cost john and his family a lot of >> it's not the right way, you know know. >> the way john describes the arrangement, it's kind of like paying tolls on a little known road to citizenship. that road originating in india, where some of his family members first paid $40,000 to agents who smuggled him illegally across the mexican border. >> $40,000? how does your family afford that? >> my sisters, my sister-in-law all helping me. >> so that you could come here? >> yes. >> my future -- no good money. >> john's pathway to

nepal accused india of blocking the aid. the closure led to crippling fuel and food shortages in a country recovering from an earthquake >>> i stand on the friendship bridge between nepal and india. there was a lot of activity going around here. until yesterday, friday morning. protesters demanding that the reputation and constitution occupied the bridge to 137 days ago, blockading all imports coming from india, and nepalese relying on imports from india. people blamed india for the blockade. it's their own doing. the answer lies in between. now to friday. those from both sides of the border came over here and chased the protesters away. that's according to the police. this port is important. the loss of revenue from this point is 450 million u.s. two thirds of nepal imports came from the border. and the strikes - the blockades from all across nepal. the loss ever revenue according to the chamber of commerce is more than 3 billion. according to the central bank more than 400,000 people lost their jobs. now, the significance.

india is a natural canned day for solar energy. an estimated 3 million people are not connected to the grid. people here are taking charge of their energy needs but it is going social too. a start up that sees big potential in solar leasing. it supplies clean energy to its client under a long-term contract. >> it is a rate that is cheaper that they pay for the grid. they start generating income from the roof top space. >> reporter: as night falls many are lining up outside her door to pick up their lanterns. here just a few hours of light could mean finishing homework or passing an exam or getting grand dad to tell you a bedtime story >>> the revenant scooped three of the four main awards at the baftas awards in london. these are wide lysine aas an indication of what is going to happen in the oscars. >> it goes to the revenant. >> reporter: that was hardly a supplies. yes, this was an incredibly tough year. even the critics found it hard. this film stood one of the best chances of the lost. five awards for the revenant throughing t

haidi: he has been trying to defend the plan to get access to countries like india. rishaad: exactly. i think facebook has the likes of zambia and kenya in this. haidi: twitter users have accused mark andreessen of saying that facebook is taking a colonial approach when it comes to providing internet to developing countries. in response, he says that anti-colonialism has been a catastrophe for india for decades, so why stop now? that has circled it to what has been a number of apologies. before we came on air, he posted apologies saying that he is a huge admirer of the nation of india and he will leave future commentary on the topics to people with more knowledge and experience and he did not mean to offend and he withdraws it in full. rishaad: let's get to his boss, mark zuckerberg. facebook does not want his support. zuckerberg saying he does not share these views, rejecting these sentiments that mark andreessen has expressed regarding india. he finds it deeply upsetting and says that they do not represent the way that facebook or he inks at all. we had quite a lot

today if you walk down the street of india or through the villages of india you always hear in every home the sound of some kind of radio station on. also it integrates culture in many ways because each region has its own radio channel and government has spent large amounts of money to make sure that regional diversity is maintained while allowing parts of india to penetrate into parts of the world where also our eyes and residents and indians are able to connect to india through radio. >> thank you for talking to us through that wonderful medium thank you. sport system coming right um and another century but not enough for england and south africa. ♪ ♪ jane thank you so much, royal madrid we will be without the world east most expensive player for the spanish league game on saturday and has admitted the wellsh attacker is taking longer than expected and missing the champion league against roma and will help barsa elite at the top of the table to one point. >> translator: i'm always a little worried when we are injured and we are working on it and he is feeling better everyday an

a tense standoff at an india university between police and students. 21 confirmed dead after a cyclone in fiji and now fears are growing of a health crisis plus 106-year-old woman who returned a visit to the white house into a dance party. >>> i'll be here with the day's sport including chelsea are in the quarter finals of the cup as they maintain their unbeaten run in the competition. ♪ officers have taken uganda main opposition leader from his home and holding him at a nearby police station and he was detained as he tried to leave his house today where he has been held under house arrest since saturday and he disputes the results of uganda's presidential elections and has been detained on-and-off in the past week and we are live in campala and police are talking about this and what are the details, do we know malcolm? >> reporter: well the commanding officer at this police station where he is held has come out and given a briefing to journalists who are outside and has intelligence he was planning to mobilize protesters to come into campala and disrupt the city protesting against t

india basin was a project completed with tpl. trust for public land which is a partner in the india basin effort. between the recreation and parks and port sites is pg & e's property. pg & e is in the process of remediating a shoreline trail. it's actually more than just a remediation project. they are working with rha and improving the trail and installing planting and furniture and fixtures and lighting and the design is looking great and pg & e is doing an awesome job with this project and we really do thank them for their partnership. as i mentioned india basin was created in 2003. it's an active site and has a playground. it is under utilized and part of this project is to reinvigorate india basin shoreline park and that is to increase the access from the houses on the hill which is hard to get there. i'm moving around the basin now. we are in 900 which is 1.7 acres parcel adjacent to india basin shoreline park recently purchased through the acquisition fund. the reason for this larger caliber is this parcel which was histor

>> the constitution of india gives us the right to free speech. over the last couple of months there has been intolerance to those critical of the president. the prime minister of the country who rose to power, based on his free thinking libertarian attitude, you know, has been silent on what has taken place in the last two weeks, it's not just the present day government. the previous government also arrested cartoonists for drawing caricatures of political world, it's not something knew to india. what we are seeing is a version of the attempt to stifle free speech. >> you bring up the current administration. the rests have been happening under the current prime minister. you heard students say in the story before the segment, that they feel the government is intolerant of free speech, as you are also saying. is narendra modi the reason, or is this the norm there? >> well as the prime minister of the country, narendra modi should have spoken out against a student thrashed in public by allegedly his party members. one of his own party has been caug

today if you walk down the streets of india or through the villages of india, you'll always here hear in every home the sound of some kind of radio station on. and also it integrates culture in many ways because each region has its own radio channels, the government has spent large amounts of money to make sure that regional diversity is maintained while allowing india to penetrate into parts of the world where allies able connect to radio. >> some communities in kenya are giving it a go. katherine soy reports from nairobi. >> these are traders in a township at the edge of nairobi. car washes, vegetable sellers, food stall owners are being introduced to a new community currency. >> only those in the association can use it. they given vouchers the equivalent of $2 to each business taking part. the vouchers allow traders to save their kenyan currency and caution themselves in difficult financial times. >> this is a currency that really promote the community, but if they have less then 10 schillings they use the community currency so they're able to pay for services they need at home. >>

. >> as far as i know, from sources i have in india, saraswati is still living in india. he lives in various places. one of them is a suburb south of delhi. one of them is mussoorie up there in the himalayan mountains. >> kripalu, we learned, passed away back in the fall of last year. the case in trinidad was ultimately dropped but it was amid rumors of corruption and bribery. so we'll never really know what happened there. >> just because the trial is over, it doesn't go away. like, we're still going to have this for our entire lives. like the moment he decided to go through with the abuse with each of us for first time he put us in the position where this is a never-ending thing for us. and you know, the trial and him escaping and everything after that is just part of this. >> he's still out there and he's still abusing people whether sexually or emotionally. i don't think that will stop until he's imprisoned. >> we need the assistance of the indian law enforcement community to confirm saraswati's location and presence so that we, the u.s. marshal service, can proceed w

>>> a stand-off at a university in india between police and five students facing charges of sedition. hello. women come. i'm peter dobbie live from our headquarters in doha. also on this program, uganda's opposition leader has been taken into police custody as his supporters plan to protest against the results of presidential election. the authorities begin a massive clean-up operation after a cyclone tore through fiji. plus. >> reporter: i'm reporting from indanny sha where people have - indonesia where people here have sold their kidney to a kidney syndicate >>> there is a tense stand-off going on between students and police. they're outside a campus of their university. the president of the union was arrested earlier and charged with sedition. that sparked anger and outrage against the government. >> translation: this fight is not just about the fight of us now. it's about all of us. it's about this university and all universities across the nation. it's about a society and what kind of society we will be in the future. in the past ten days i have learned so many things that i neve

also coming up on the program, caste protests in northern india. ten people are dead, water supplies are cut off and roads are blocked. >>> fijians are told to stay in for a second night as officials assess the damage. >>> and in niger one of the president's rivals is behind bars. and promoting the urban garden. venezuelans are encouraged to grow their own food to combat shortages. thank you for joining us. syria has suffered two devastated sets of explosion explosions in just 24 hours. in the first homs was hit by a double car bombing in the city. at least 46 people were killed, and more than 100 injured in one of the deadliest attacks today in the government. just hours later a southern suburb of damascus suffered another explosion killing 83 people and injures dozens. 31 villages in aleppo have been effected. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has reached a provisional agreement with russia on terms of a cease-fire in syria. we have more now from the turkish border with syria and a warning you may find some of the images in the report upsett

the demonstrators are mostly from the jat community, unhappy about india's quota system. troops have been deployed with orders to shoot on sight. the rampage continues with protestors burning buildings, torching vehicles and we're also hearing incidents of looting in shops and of a.t.m. cash machines. the rampage continues with protestors burning buildings, torching vehicles and we're also hearing incidents of looting in shops and of a.t.m. cash machines. travel also has been severely disrupted, also in neighboring states, as it is the key gateway to the northern state of india. any train that passes through deli to the north has to pass through hariana. about a thousand trains have been canceled. >> we are facing a lot of trouble commuting. the train services have stopped. there are blockades by protestors everywhere. even the bus services and taxi services refusing to where the protestors are. >> it is inevitable that the effects of the protest would be felt in the capital. not just with travel disruptions, but also water shortages, dheli gets more than half of its wate

the world's manufacturers have been pushing to the india's new rich. with $350,000 burning a hole in their pocket can buy this bmw. and tell their friends that this is not just any old bmw. it is a bmw i-8. this car and others like it at the 2016 auto expo are guaranteed to turn heads in a country where most vehicles are priced in four figures. luxury car manufacturers are banking on the emerging new market. we have people who will want electric cars. i think that people will be able to afford it soon. the number of millionaires in india is expected to surge 65% by 2020 two more than 300,000. automakers are also working on bringing down the prices. folks writing, mercedes, allete have all worked in plans in india to become more competitive. because of the competition, they all get competitive prices. back five years, the prices are too high. now they're better. they're more competitive pricing. this is audi's at the auto show. this is a typical street him him by. taking an expensive luxury vehicle on a spin on india's congested roads are a stern test o

india, can the government help. palestinian reporter works for hamas, and a hunger strike that lasted three months. >>> a candidate that broke a taboo, and how the news media handled it. if in doubt and your campaign is bottoming out. bash them >>> india's capital witnessed extraordinary scenes, 800 journalists marched to the supreme court to present a petition demanding protection. . >> as well attacks. a student leapeder at -- leader at a university was arrested on starches much sedition in charges marking the muslim kashmiri, convicted of an attack on the indian parliament. that arrest, jmu, a prestigious university started a free speech debate since narendra modi and his party came into power, and when journalists tried to put to trial. they were attacked. the the police, they say, failed to intervene. >> more journalists talking about a climate of oppression. a large democracy, and a struggle to cover splits cli sensitive stories. the "the listening post" on the events in new delhi, and implications for dialogu

we have this report. >> the crowds are out outside india's capitol for the auto show. in india, it's a growing car market especially among the middle class where price is paramount. some vehicles sell for less than $5,000. india's capital is trying to get a control over emissions to bring down pollution and began winding down the sales of niece that vehicles. the rest of the country is not and adding low emission technology or more hype before i had models would drive up prices and bring down sales. taxes double the cost of imported vehicles, so carmakers not keen to make their products more expensive. here, many vehicles are s.u.v. or s.u.v. style, not the most environmentally friendly. india is the fifth largest car market in the world and growing, meaning at present, the focus will be on that growth and not what's best for the environment. >>> aljazeera.com, you should check it out. >> the unemployment rate hits an low. >>> a u.n. paneling sides with the wikileaks founder, but britain says he is still wanted for arrest. >>> and hillary clinton and bernie sanders tra

there have been disagreed between nepal and india in the past few months. the crisis caused by the disagreement are coming to an end. there is no need to take this kind of turn. nepal had to suffer a huge loss in terms of reconstruction and development. >> reporter: and this is the result of the crisis. long queues choke supply lines. now everyone in nepal has suffered, especially victims of nepal's earthquake. rebuilding has not started yet. the standingoff finally ended early this month, after nepal amended its constitution. nepal did reach out to china, and the prime minister says he will visit china after his return. >> india has been very paranoid about nepal's relations. so what are the leverages that india can use to try to influence the prime minister not to improve his economic integration with china. >> reporter: so he says he is not playing the china card. many analysts say that both nepal and india managed to push themselves into a corn we are the blockade, and this visit is a face saver. there are some hopes, one is the energy crisis will be ov