INDIA: Delhi's monkey menace

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Updated October 26, 2007 19:55:29

Thousands of monkeys are making life difficult in the Indian capital as they roam free, routinely invading government buildings. But city planners are yet to decide what to do about the scourge of violent monkeys, especially after the city's deputy mayor died this week while fighting off a horde of the wild simians.

Presenter: Murali Krishnan
Speakers: Indian lawyer Meera Bhatia; Abhay Verma entrepreneur; Parminder Prabha regular visitor to Delhi; Colin Mckintosh, frequent visitor to Delhi

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