Court building this hours after president of delay i mean declared a fifteen day state of emergency the political crisis was sparked by a Supreme Court order to release nine imprisoned opposition leaders shot a bear less of course. Opposition politicians film outside criminal court waiting to hear the fate of their colleagues ill have made and of duellists and there they were arrested and charged with bribery upon arriving in the country on sunday a judge dropped the charges and release them they are two of nearly twenty politicians affected by a Supreme Court ruling that has created a political crisis in the island nation. Doing in celebration on thursday when their top court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohammed machine and the judges reinstated twelve employees who had lost their seats for siding with the opposition but one day of celebration soon turned into four nights of protests when president abdullah you mean refused to comply with the ruling was very. Calm and was scheduled to reconvene after a recess on monday but the president said it would be closed indefinitely and imposed a state of emergency for fifteen days the mall devean parliament is now under military control opposition politicians want to get inside parliament to file impeachment motions against four top officials in the president S Administration for not freeing their colleagues. I dont know what function and the Supreme Court. Police targeted the administrative head of the Supreme Court on sunday writing his house the court issued a statement ruling police didnt have enough evidence to arista judicial executive president you mean has asked the court to reconsider the arrest warrant ruling he said hes told the court his prosecuting attorney needs more legal direction before he can release any Political Prisoners the president says his people need to be patient critics have loose faith i dont know. Not any of. The opposition thinks they can turn their Domestic Support into International Pressure they want foreign intervention but the president and the Supreme Court are unified against it charlotte bellus aljazeera and this is denying people have been killed in syrias government and russian air strikes intensify and rebel controlled parts of the country and that province thirty people died and dozens were wounded russian jets at a hospital in the countryside the second in as many days it hits. Members of the United NationsSecurity Council in new york have been discussing a series of reports of chlorine gas attacks carried out by the Syrian Government the u. S. Ambassador to the u. N. Nikki haley criticized russia for blocking a statement condemning the use of chemical weapons in syria so far russia has delayed the adoption of the statement a simple condemnation of syrian children being suffocated by chlorine gas. I hope russia take the appropriate step to adopt this text showing the council is unified in condemning chemical weapons attack will sell abdul salam the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago. Refused to stand for the court and refused to answer questions about his actions it was the court of being biased against muslims and said he would defend himself by staying silent he was arrested four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in brussels. You are up today those are your headlines of course you can head to our website w w w dot aljazeera dot com plenty of input from our correspondents all across the globe partition borders apply this next. Oh. Ok just on a claim the front photo of british pop as mr jinnah governor general of the new dominion arrives of a constituent assembly in karachi. August nine hundred forty seven. A century of british rule over its indian empire comes to an end guest of honor in the muslim capital while older laid him out of bed carrying out one of our loves by his regal guilt is all the partition of india look at that. The new nation of pakistan is cool. Meanwhile a deadly stage will set all british role to give place to the dual dominion of india. A day later across a newly drawn border leaders celebrate the birth of the republic of india. Freed from colonial rule the creation of these two countries completes a long struggle for independence and here is the gore we believe that we did today. And now. Im calm when been shown to be my baby. But even before the celebrations are over chaos ibrox. Panic and fear sets in as neighbor turns on neighbor unleashing mass violence. Millions leave their homes. The celebrations were or was marred by the blood they took place against the backdrop of perfect violence. And. People who a year before we tended to each others wedding parties and each other raping each others daughters roasting each others babies on spit. With human passions are unleashed. None of us can can foresee what could happen. While historians recount the horrors of the past for those who lived through them its like yesterday. Were going to lower the moon or have been lucky though when the yardbirds or tower monday were going to monitor. The eighty six year old Joginder Singh kohli was a young teenager in india at the time. Seventy years on he still remembers how muslims hindus and sikhs turn on each other. Or when they walk a little if you will go through. A very beautiful. With the word in the out. Again that of the little girl a year or two early but who would want to be would want to go to. The local. Do they walk all over or. Here. Who would who are. Where we were. Or who were here to live who would go in the. Ground who are. On the other side of the border in pakistan the memories are just as strong in one nine hundred forty seven saladin kellys family were muslims in india hes never forgotten how he escaped the killing but others didnt. We were staying in our house on six september one thousand nine hundred eighty seven six oclock when my mother was saying a spear i heard a shriek cowing somebody. I turned and i saw it with a sword in the hand coming in my sisters wedding and. It was the enter the. Room of my mother killed her and they ran toward us this is the house saladin fled his home in fear of his life when he returned the horror lay in front of him when i enter the house it was just making the euro the. Holes nothing sort of holes. Then you see your own mother. Range and blood. And stomach open then started coming up how would. How did it all come to this. Many point the finger at indias then colonial masters. When britain ruled india it was the jewel in the empires crown plundered for its natural resources. But in the devastating aftermath of World War Two britain had its own problems on the homefront. Was returned to london with renewed fighting and a recent opinion in the country and bankrupted itself fighting itself to death with the nazis. And so british Authorities Say that it was the exhaustion of them power and the bankruptcy of the mother country that led to the realization that the simply no way that the british could keep this enormous empire in the moment to come to head back home to a land of rationing drugs or low light and leave the exotic plagues of india behind. After decades of crushing any Movement TowardsIndian Independence postwar britain had not had the wheel or the might to fold on to its calm. There is massive demonstrations across india and there was. An awareness that the leaders the film struggle could call strikes and protests which would paralyze the country. Seizing the moment of british weakness three leaders spearheaded the push for independence. You are allowed nehru Mohammad Ali Jinnah and one hundred k. Gandhi. At first they shared the goal of a free and united india one country one people regardless of religion. Thousands of national the great term to hear the message of gandhi. Leader of the demands for indias independence. Was mark mcgann you mobilize the masses who gave them the language of things like civil disobedience and nonviolence who spoke of the national the struggle is a struggle for truth he gave it a strong modesty fervor and he completely inspired the masses to rise up behind him or gandhi himself a lifelong preacher of nonviolence and gandhi when tom fairly quickly to establish himself as the spiritual leader of the Indian National congress led freedom struggle. The Indian National congress was a Political Party made up of the elite of hindu and muslim society. It had been pushing for self rule since the turn of the twentieth century. With gandhis mobilization of the masses the party transformed into a populist movement and attracted new readers with new ambitions men like to warlow me root never was very attracted to my gandhi and gandhi was very impressed with and he was gone these handpicked provision to lead the the sort of Political Part of the National Movement gandhi himself never took any political position didnt want one and nearly everything from leading the Indian National congress as one of its youngest ever president s to becoming eventually the first Prime Minister of independent india and mr nader presided over the first Cabinet Meeting both nehru and gandhi were hindus but the third member of the influential trio was a Muslim Mohammed generally one of the legion or was an extremely interesting man educated very anglo file in fact culturally far more on your file than the new the nehru of gandhi. Over his dressed in western clothes had western habits in enjoyed his scotch and and his source agism as ham sandwiches. He wasnt particularly strongly Observant Muslim and a man who was hailed. As the ambassador of hindu muslim unity. A lawyer jinnah began his political life within the hindu dominated Indian National congress. Later on he also joined the muslim me a group protecting the Muslim Minority. Both parties were fighting for an independent india which at the time was ginas ultimate goal jinnah in strongly opposed to the idea of a separate muslim nation and indeed he is saying this is british divide and rule they want us to be divided weve got to stand together weve got to fight for our freedom if we dont fight for our freedom to get that we will never be free but he increasingly gets sidelined by a new Younger Generation of leadership among whom particularly there is there is no who is his nemesis and of no who calls for an indian republic is accused by the league of working for domination over the Muslim Minority but are making everyone with britains grip on india weakening nehru and the Indian National congress grew in power nehru wanted a new india to have a strong Central Government run by his party. This alarmed general who argued muslim majority regions should govern themselves it was a losing battle winner realized that given the imbalance in Political Support between the league and the congress the only way the league was ever going to actually come to any significant power was by advocating a separatist plan. Thousands of kilometers away in London Records revealed deeper insights into the fallout between juno and nehru and this is one of the repositories of which there are a number in. At the National Archives private letters jinnah sent to british officials shows a relationship beyond repair at this point is extremely suspicious of the congress and he feels assets propose it would be prepared to seize power by force that the may have been infiltrated the Indian National army. And thats he regrets thats the Muslim League hasnt organized in the same way so were talking a serious mistrust at this point yet i think this indicates complete breakdown in trust between between the two poles season and the you know its the leadership of those policies new delhi and although the scene looks quite gentle and nehru had first come together to fight the british now they were fighting each other disturbances against the muslim leave the danger of life by nine hundred forty six any hope of a united india had evaporated or about god but i believe the service of every muslim on him the break down at the top of the indian politics was mirrored on the streets as tension spilled over into violence. Chaos erupted in major cities first because of a grim audio post by british an indian probe during the worst drought in the history of calcutta. Road vantec in many places higher pitched battles continued between muslims and window for muslims the fear of being ruled by hindus convinced them they needed their own separate nation. Even jr the man once hailed as the symbol of hindu muslim unity now demanded an independent pakistan. After a sentry a british power in india the empires was finally forced. Charged with overseeing the withdrawal was a decorated while officer one who would go down in infamy. Now battered. New delhi airfield and the arrival of the viceroy designate mo batten is a sort of vaguely comic character looking back. Prancing peacock who loved his roads and costumes and love to appear as the viceroy not particularly. A man of some christmas. Of great sort of personal selfworth he was received i think he you know whatever little homework he did was fairly modest and when he got to india i think it was a crash course he started meeting the various leaders and had his own likes and dislikes inevitably but very quickly decided that this thing had to be this hot potato had to be dropped as quickly as possible and mr byrd his hands and those of his or those of his masters as his in the english government lauder lady mountbatten have taken that places on the throne and mountbatten became viceroy of india in march nine hundred forty seven britain had originally planned to leave india more than a year later in june one thousand nine hundred eighty eight but mountbatten wasnt going to wait that long monbiot and her two accelerated even faster partly because he found his control on the control of the british soldiers over india slipping and so here celebrated to august fifteenth one hundred forty seven and with that headlong rush into disaster happened with the british unable and unwilling to prevent some of the horrors that were unfolding before their very eyes horrors unleashed by hastily drawn lines on a map the north west state of punjab was home to hindus sikhs but mostly muslims it was split with one side forming the bulk of pakistan in the northeast of india the state of bengal was cut into the predominantly muslim eastern half made up another part of pakistan separated by nearly two thousand kilometers of indian territory it would eventually become the independent country of bangladesh was a well thought i was ill thought out. When the british had to draw a line they pulled in the Civil Servant who had never been to india before and was sitting in his cotswold garden when he was told that he had to fly next week to india and divide the country in two. And no one was pleased with the line he drew inevitably. British. Nine hundred forty seven as the flags of india and pakistan were raised ordinary citizens were left in the dark as to what this meant for them. On that day. In august that show boundary hadnt been unsub able to know where they were in india or pakistan where they could stay where they lived for centuries where theyd have to move. And its only after the people tune into their ideas to hear whether they will now be part of pakistan or india everyone. Suddenly people found themselves on the wrong side of a new border muslims in india are hindus and sikhs in pakistan. There had been ethnic fighting between muslims hindus and sikhs before the partition set off an unimaginable massacre out of the war zone files like the blitz the the villages are all burning hayricks are all the platforms are literally washed with blood because a whole load of hindus waiting on the platform to travel to india to be massacred on another platform was covered in blood because the training just arrived from india full of dead muslims. Total chaos in the rural areas hideous scenes of pregnant women lying with their bellies ripped open babies literally rested on the beds and journalists in ninety four to seven who had covered the opening of the nazi concentration camp there were two or three journalists who had covered that and then ended up covering partition and they said that they saw more gruesome things in the punjab punches side than they ever did in the concentration camps muggle born why the photographer writes a graphic description and she says i saw this but what i saw in the punjab was a million times. At the time the british estimated two hundred thousand died in the violence the consensus today among most historians is that the death toll was at least a million and the british had lost control long before production and that became clearly evident and visible in nine hundred forty seven but in a way more terrible than anyone had ever expected. It was a complete and utter mess total mess some suggest that britain was aware of the impending horrors that would come with dividing up the indian subcontinent it was a mess made worse by britain abandoning its colonies so quickly in the stockmen which is which is a telegram from the Foreign Office to its evidence in the National Archives suggests british leaders knew months before that Ethnic Violence was spiralling dangerously out of control they say over it over ten thousand persons have been killed and many more injured over the last six months of the Previous Year had been extensive communal violence to be actually used the words civil war yes yes they mention here. Was spread recrudescence a man single most unorganized and spontaneous civil war the british were pretty much aware well through the fortys that the communities were on me but they didnt want to get involved in what they regarded as the subcontinent periodic descent into communal frenzy gandhi famously goes on Hunger Strike begging for peace and narry was weeping and broken but there are no images that think about battle in head bowed in. Tears on his cheek. History is so often told through the eyes of leaders. But in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum keeping alive the memory of those who suffered the most partition is not about the political events that led up to partition its about the impact on each person who went through it and what it might have felt like for them to leave behind their homes to leave behind their friends to leave behind a life that known and to move to a new land you know and to have to rebuild afresh it was less migration of people or partition of assets it was this collective migration of sorrow well youve done a lot in just a few short months mallika. Is the driving force behind armored sars partition musea. Its really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening on nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museums as an up beautiful Apartheid Museum so countries around the world have work to memorialize these events that have shaped them and i think its its very sad that. You know this hasnt happened so far in the subcontinent. And survivors want to tell their stories. But the system here. Looks one he remembers the day violence arrived in a door step. They need the. Fifty meter fun to play the. Mama. But one defeat there are states and i live in the me you give the. Me. What they see in the me. Back door. It much maybe. It be called learning but they live within the love they need to see fully native they cannot believe that in a minute they would be in big even be compared to one. Another but. Its stories like these museums curator is hoping to capture before its too late my grandads ninety three now and weve seen over the last decade so many of his friends leave us you know and so theres a realize ation that within a few years all these stories will unfortunately last. But they are tales not just a form. Theyre also collective kindness where muslims sikhs and hindus protected each other. Mallika believes a full recounting of what happened in partition you old. And dissolving hatred between pakistan and india that exists today. I think its really important that we highlight the stories of humanity and we highlight the stories of you know friend helping friend neighbor helping neighbor but also a stranger helping stranger. And that those narratives shouldnt get lost because i think a lot of people who did make it to safety made it through the help. Of someone they knew. Or. Hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity. The shared history. 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Hello there im dealing with almost a month on the top stories on aljazeera a fifteen day state of emergency has been declared in the maldives by the president of delay a mean parliaments under military control and Security Forces have reportedly broken into the Supreme Court the president is defying calls from the Supreme Court to release Political Prisoners these fifty nine people have been killed in syrias government and russian airstrikes intensify rebel control pots of the country an adlib province thirty people died and dozens were wounded russian jets had a hospital in the countryside the second in as many days to hit members of the United NationsSecurity Council in new york ive been discussing a series of reports of chlorine gas attacks carried out by the Syrian Government u. S. Ambassador to the u. N. Nikki haley criticized russia for blocking a statement condemning chemical weapons in syria. So far russia has delayed the adoption of the statement a simple condemnation of syrian children being suffocated by chlorine gas i hope russia takes the appropriate step to adopt this text showing the council is unified in condemning chemical weapons attacks well the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago a bill salaam refused to stand for the court and refused to answer questions about his actions it gives the court being biased against muslims and said he would defend himself by staying silent. Rival factions of south africas Winning Party of questioning demonstrations outside the chart his headquarters in jo burg but just as a Development President jacob zuma stepped down after a meeting of senior n. C. Officials a Party Spokeswoman said seumas removal was not on the agenda. In a Surprise Court ruling the heir to samsung has been released from jail j y e was convicted last year on a number of corruption charges and sentenced to five years in prison for securities accused him of paying bribes to the then President Park geun hye scandal led to her impeachment the sentence has now been cut to two and a half years and suspended in his own likely to return to. Their official up today those are current headline partition borders abroad continues now and then well be back in about twenty eight minutes time with a full news hour hope to see that. I. Every evening here at the wall the border soldiers from india and pakistan put on a display of showmanship nationalism and hostility. I. Seventy years ago the british drew a line on a map dividing their self asian empire into tunisia. It led to the biggest most violent migration in Human History a million people. For survivors like joginder seen call the forgiveness is the only way for over a million for about all. The little boys will all go from here go through to. Get out with who were going to go would we go we would all maybe of all normal. Part of them are one hundred or the good hard one negative. Or another going to look. Good in the wall going to we hear only. Were not heard a nigger me or go out of the room. But politicians on both sides havent forgiven or forgotten. Seventy years own hasty division of britains empire continues to drive a bitter still between india and pakistan. And nowhere is animosity as fierce as if kashmir. A picture rest territory turned around. Today its one of the most militarized regions in the world. Where pakistani and indian troops face off. But who. Are they going to leave about here in pakistani administered kashmir and a few foreigners are allowed in. But weve been granted special permission. To keep. This mountainous region looks peaceful but its a highly volatile area where fighting can break out at any time. Over the last seven decades up to one hundred thousand people from saudi have been killed. On the deadly violence began from the moment the two nations of india and pakistan were created. To the accession of kashmir is the Unfinished Business of politicians. The feeling was just on that kashmir would naturally sheet to pakistan. Kashmir was a muslim majority state ruled by a hindu maharajah had troubles in kashmir where india supported the project in many ways it should have gone to pakistan because it had a muslim majority but it is hindu my raja chose for it to come to it it was a choice forced on the maharajah when weeks after partition pakistan sent in fighters already the rebel forces have left a trail of bloated and burning villages on the way the pakistanis simply sent in a large number of troops in fact many of them the socalled irregulars armed tribesmen from the northwest into kashmir to seize the territory and overthrow the. Rampage and eventually that prompted the maharajah to call upon the Indian Government to send in the troops reinforcements continual to pardon as the indian troops consolidate. At this india are promptly paratroop to the soldiers. They beat back some of the invasion but a ceasefire was called leaving pakistan in control of roughly one third of the western side of kashmir. And leaving the rest to me. That ceasefire in one nine hundred forty eight has resulted in what is now known as the line of control todays front line up it remains the big hole in. The bone that neither dog will let. India and pakistan have far too brutal wars over kashmir and the battle rages on troops against troops. And civilians against some. To pakistan india is a ruthless Occupying Force in a muslim majority blame. For India Pakistan and its military in. Teligent circuits the i assigned have been carrying out a campaign of terror on its territory for decades the indian army has always faced. Determined intelligence effort to. Send militants across the border into kashmir to train up. Many of them have been armed trained financed equipped and occasionally even offset by the Pakistani Military the pakistani i. S. I. Has embarked upon what has been described in pakistani literature as a war of death by a thousand cuts we learned never to underestimate the enemy for general assad to ronnie the former head of Pakistan Intelligence using any means to defeat the enemy is justified for me any yes there can be for a particular purpose. Durani served in the military for four decades and as the intelligence chief he was responsible for pakistans strategy against india. Every yes if you do not have enough conventional a suit because of a lot of your enemy. You do not rely on a conventional response. And among those assets mujahideen fighters allies of pakistan who in one thousand nine hundred eighty s. Had been waging war in neighboring afghanistan when the soviets pulled out of afghanistan a lot of the would have been with nothing else to do were diverted by their pakistani handlers to for meant violence in kashmir and the principally other ones responsible for the destruction of kashmir. Armed by pakistan to battle hardened muslim fighters poured into indian administered kashmir. India hit back hard crushing the Armed Movement and anyone thought to be supporting it kashmir is remained pretty neutral until the one nine hundred ninety s. When excessive violence by indian Security Forces which in many cases raped kashmiri women behaved in the terrible man and they were terrible torture chambers set up in kashmir with electric shocks being used on the genitals of Young Kashmiri kids i mean lots and lots of horrors took place and kashmir is today of a very alienated very very alienated from india not all of them want to be part of pakistan either. I certainly would not suggest that Indian Forces have been. Always shall we say of the most that followed diplomatic in the way in which theyve conducted their or their operations historian shushu to rule is also an indian opposition member of parliament you can imagine the enormous pressure theyre under in a conflict in which. A hostile neighboring state is funneling armed people weapons bombs counterfeit money all sorts of resources thats very very hard to to maintain selfrestraint in the face of all of that in the mean. Innocent ordinary human beings are suffering at both ends the suffering terrorist violence intimidation and menace on the one hand and the inevitable repression that comes on the other side. Seventy years on kashmir is no closer to peace its been. A worsening spiral of pakistan encouraging militancy indian state cracking down the crackdown then creating more resentment some of the ones or resentful going often and and getting training and equipment coming back to the militants in the cycle keeps going. In islamabad pakistans capital we come to a rally condemning indias presence in kashmir. Its run by a group india and the us consider a terrorist organization. Firing off the crowd is how feast of dual run then mark leader of. A group the un says is a front for lashkar e tayyiba responsible for deadly attacks in india something the group has always denied. Is. As the rally breaks up we make our way back stay there to try and speak with maggie. By the us has put a two Million Dollar price on his head. Its not surprising that that hes well guarded can you truly say youre not sending fighters weapons into kashmir or beyond into india can you truly say that. Theres a home youre manic go big you see good neighborhoods are bought out give our military here heavy equipment nor not for just for example down the borneo. Many get back im done im into. But Indian Officials say mack used group is far from peaceful. They accuse them of masterminding the deadly attacks on indian soil. In two thousand and eight heavily armed gunman entered the city of mumbai killing one hundred sixty four people and injuring more than three hundred. After initial denials pakistani officials confirmed the attackers were all from pakistan and all linked to lashkar e tayyiba. Even then it took almost a decade before pakistan put a piece saif the groups leader and matties boss under house arrest has your group not sent fighters into india. Yes in a battle to. Your war. Who was frightfully. Every day in school to use more to me your country to our people out there. Instead mackey blames hindu nationalists for carrying out a campaign of violence against most. In india over the past twenty five years there have been major al breaks of religious violence that have killed thousands of mostly muslim. Interested. In from. Ram medevac is the general secretary of the ruling party the hindu nationalist b j p hes also a former spokesman for the r. S. S. A right wing group often accused of encouraging violence against muslims nor heard from our government. From big government. And big country committed to maintaining the uncommon and harmony because. Rights groups say since the bee j. P. Came into power in twenty fourteen the attacks on muslims have served. Its a charge rejects totally false in fact that lack of how been the war to be would be here when it comes. But for some the reality is starkly different. Weve come to the region a main water which is predominantly muslim its communities like these that are starting to feel the heat from the more violent elements of hindu nationalists. You know news. Of the old clinics and. Dairy farmers you should come on his father and some neighbors were returning home from a Cattle Market with two cows they got. Suddenly they were attacked by him out of. The embargo i would like very guarded local. Noons of all of a sudden hum million. Of us either her heart of. Gold or. Go. Home. For hindus cows are secret recently theres been a spate of attacks by hindu vigilantes targeting those they suspect of slaughtering cattle. Marty marty. Or margaret got there so many. Jackie yes somebody there to be a poncho logan. Or catch. It got better get a car boiling away. Or. Managed to escape with his life he was lucky his father died from his injuries two days later devastating the family. That i. Didnt call. You should not only lost his father he says he also lost his old way of life one where muslims and hindus live together in peace is god. There when i can go to him in cuba when the cup im going to be in the muslim monica. Are going to be very clear. Better to go with hundred of them are from others who didnt do them nor. Despite the governments assurance the confound still waiting for justice. Months after your shots father dart his alleged killers are yet to face trial. Increasingly hardliners in both india and pakistan are still being really just and political division. In mumbai we find these prejudices alive in the Younger Generation. And. I go to some. Distance. Across the border in islamabad we find more kids passion for the same sport and harbored the same future. Oh. What if. They are all going to listen. To be. Going to. So what did your grandmother see when you first said that you want to. Get over my dead body that theyre going to make the pakistani activist the car you want to change those negative attitudes. In many ways that thing that this generation is far more hardline and antagonistic and more partisan than the generation of nine hundred forty seven because even though a lot of families you know who who migrated who suffered partition went through horrific tragedies there was also codependence was also coexistence for the younger children today theres no court system in pakistan you dont come across an indian let alone in the world. According to a its a situation made worse by governments censoring the story of what happened in nine hundred forty seven the state has emphasized and reinforce certain partition arthurs or other partition so what youre then reading in textbooks or in the media narrative that that also state sanction is a lot of into going ism and hostility and only narratives of bloodshed and i have expenses of my own grandmother who you know for twenty five years of my life only spoke of the last or did you have a hindu or a sick friend and all these stories started come out and she said you know you know a sick family help save my sister partition so no i didnt know you know these stories have escaped generation. The absence of these stories from official history has come at great cost to young child who is hearing that you know hindus are responsible for genocide and hindus must never be trusted and must never be friends with how do you expect their child to think anything else these are children that are going to school and im memorizing hatred. Oh my god weve all become so tall and now im is now working with young people in both pakistan and india to help build bridges between the two countries. She invites us to an online chat between students in karate pakistan and mumbai india. I think we have some questions for you what if. This is the first time some of these teenagers have ever spoken to someone across the border mongolian gang is there anybody in this flooded street food so youve done this you can find whatever you want any of it so what im trying to do now to our work is get them to talk to each other and get them to access these alternative history is that where the exchange is over those two through talking to me. You know and working through this you want to have some challenges. But we havent heard good things about just on. The everybody is going on since first of all it to be honest its the same on the same oh were not. Good things about india. These casual chats may not seem like much but they have a big effect meeting people and you live in that people just like us has been. Really important in it shaping my view of what india is theyre just as into our culture and theyre just as into our musicians our movie that we are into this. Now i know how just like i was and theres no point. Here it was made in a spot but to go to everyone a lot of time. I think its very important to let them express that hatred you know because i dont think we can move on from partition because partition isnt a static of and because it continues to shape us it went on to two empathic. A nominee these students are trying their best to reach across the divide yes. But seventy years of hostility are difficult to overcome. The violent birth of these two nations is a legacy seared into their collective memory. And as long as fan heater it burns on. Reconciliation remains a distant dream. Hello there receives a very heavy downpours over the northern parts of australia recently its been over the northern parts of the northern territorys but also over the northern parts of queensland as well here some places have been reporting staggering amounts of rain this place a three hundred and fifty three millimeters of rain that is easily enough to give us a problem with some flooding more showers are expected over the next few days and again some of these are likely to be very heavy further south though and its a very different story altogether here weve got an area of High Pressure in charge and its fine and its also a very hot so force in adelaide the temperatures will be rising i think we might get as high as thirty eight during the day on wednesday for perth so we do have more in the way of Sherry Weather thats making its way across us over towards new zealand and the thunderstorms in the north america away but the area of wet weather in the south is pushing its way northward and as it does so its bringing in some far cooler air so it looks like the top temperature in christchurch will only be around seventeen on tuesday and not really getting much higher as we head into wednesday and they will still be mild will be up at around twenty four up towards japan and here theres been lots of snow over recent days a plenty more still to come and some of it in the west is going to be very heavy. 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