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still it you'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football 6. 50. 6 minutes. to 90. the results on the telly. this is the damn good news asia coming up in the program a mission to the moon india prepares for its 2nd lunar mission in 11 this time it wants to make a landing. india has plans for space plus. sledging off the television kind of pakistani ad social media. indians by the head of an india pakistan cricket match in the world cup coming up. and unlike the
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futile one woman struggle against all odds to defend her home against vietnam's going to end the trip. welcome to the good news isha it's good to have you with us. in a month from now india will be making its 1st attempt to land in the morning the chandrayaan 2 mission hopes to send a rover to part of the moon that's never been explored before if successful india would be only the 4th country in the world to land a rover on the moon behind the united states russia and china the mission will aim to analyze been rolls on the moon and map its surface it comes even as india on thursday announced its intention to send a manned mission to space by 2022 and have its own space station but 2030 the moon
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mission for july however has been described as the most complex the indian space research organization or israel has ever undertaken. this is the craft india hopes will underline its commitment to exploring space it's made up of an orbiter and land and a rover evil goes to plan the craft will touch down on the moon southern pole in september that's an area that's never been explored before once on the moon surface the rover will be used to gather scientific data. are going to. be looking far rock argument like when you made this. immense side test negative. you have. all of these there by the.
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indians invested heavily in it space program it's already sent hundreds and satellites into space in 201-7188 generated more than 30000000 euros promote his alone other. event scientists have been working around the clock to get the craft ready for its launch in mid july the eventual end is to send an astronaut into space by 2022. m of bad laws one of india's foremost science and technology journalists our correspondents caught up with them thank you for joining us you know israel chairman case even calls this the most complex mission that israel has ever undertaken why is that oh it's complex because it's a korean one mission and i presume we are talking of germany and which is india 2nd visit to the moon it is an orbiter which goes around the moon there is a lander and there is a rover which rolls around on the lunar surface to do
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a soft landing on the surface is a very tough thing the gravity is low there is no atmosphere how do you break the velocity of a high. speed spacecraft to do that is very complex. only 3 countries have succeeded in doing soft landing on the moon like india is attempting it is in itself a very big deal and then to go to the south pole of the moon where no country has ever gone before is another big challenge you see most of the lunar landings during the apollo missions etc have all happened in the equatorial region. nobody has gone as south as india wants to go to 70 degrees south latitude on the lunar surface that in itself is a challenge but to have a soft landing on the moon is not picky business this is really rocket science.
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and india also wants to send a manned mission into space by the year 2022 does this mission help in achieving that goal but let me 1st of all correct you india doesn't call it a manned mission india called. human spaceflight because india has very specific you see in the 1st mission indian going into space and in india. women astronauts into space from the 1st mission would be creating history nor the country has done that so it's a human space flight and in this human space flight india wants to do experiments in. its technology and if you ask me endo there somewhere. far away at some point humans will leave earth and set up colonies if ever colonies have to be set up outside. the
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indian space research organization does not want to be left behind they have the technical capability that india should be able to send indian space on india and indian rockets from indian soil so good program which is likely to fructify as prime minister narendra modi has demanded and demanded very specifically because he said by the 75th year of india's independence which is to be should have been human space program up and running. working towards that the process of selection of astronauts has started and. it's a very challenging mission to put humans in space is not easy and india hopes to achieve that but. it's to look for that ultimate mission outside the. staying with india and another major news story the cricket world cup
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the top commanders on the most anticipated clash pakistan versus india happens on sunday in england that intense rivalry on the cricket field the political between the 2 neighbors and of course sports and politics have been mixing ahead of the big match as they usually do a double dip out of downton crane is you know with more in the studio jonathan a pakistani t.v. network has these the tie with an advertisement that hasn't exactly been left up in india and we say no it hasn't but cost of mind back a few months theories to febrile now there was a flare up in tensions over the disputed kashmir region triggered by the killing of 40 indian soldiers in a suicide bombing at indian air force pilot. the man's plane was shot down by pakistan now his capture and subsequent release were massive news at the time he's now a national hero back home in india but in the ad from pakistan's jazz t.v. and acts impersonates fatah man he's even got the pilot's famous handlebar mistah
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the ad shows him being interrogated he's dressed in the city of the indian cricket team let's take a look. and study. haven't we gone on and. posed the. stick. you believe know just. i must say that the advertisement is funny. the language but what is a reaction to this specific variation is actually based on real life events pakistani media at the time so it's several videos about the man when he was in custody i think we can see a clip of one of them out where he was shown praising his captors and drinking a cup of c. you can see it that the ad is obviously clear play on that instead of refusing to answer questions about his mission the act is not giving anything away about
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india's tactics for the cricket match a cup of tea that representing the world cup trophy is to leave it behind the joke hasn't really been appreciated by everyone in india they say the ad has racist undertones because the actor skin has been black and they will say it marks a prisoner of war some have been a bit more kind of. disappointed about it they say india should retaliate just by winning the match on sunday but that is old it had been some sort of ad the television at least from the publications that you know one sided india style sports was put on that put out an ad it received soon 1000000 views already in 24 hours of being published now we can see an indian fan takes a dig at a pakistani supporter making fun of pakistan's dismal record really against india making fun there and suggesting india is the father of pakistan now that ad has been criticised for being jingoistic instead of celebrating all because we seen that so you often go hand in hand. lost on the cricket field between india and
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pakistan because of the rivalry did not actually play test match against each other since 2008. the indian tennis star who's married to pakistani cricket a show of money she's trying to come situation with this tweet she says a craze where the ads on both sides of the board it's only a cricket game for god's sake but with the place to go animosity playing out in sport there is i think there's quite a few people who would disagree with her on that statement do you want to make any predictions about the match. the great thank you very much for governing to the studio and explaining that to us. the ripper mercs on a story about an unlikely hero the 99 year old grandmother standing up against big coal some 300 people in her community have been forced to relocate or public is refusing to leave hope a lot of live even after bulldozers demolished homes. nail
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it's a classic case of day that. but this 1009 year old grandmother is refusing to give up. i'm not leaving i'm staying right here probably fairly new and the officials try to evict me but i wouldn't leave my grandparents and my parents lived here and i will also stay here. all night you know. fantasia has called van fung home since birth until one day she was notified that authorities needed the land for a new coal plant she was offered money to move elsewhere but refused. this is what's left of the family house now the 99 year old lives in a shack next to the rubble and it's a story playing out across the. the country's energy demands are soaring and with it its appetite for coal. experts predict coal will account for half
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a fee it numbs energy production by 2030 and that means building plants and remote areas like ben fung by locals say they're being strong armed out of their homes with only a physical relocation plan in place. they wanted us to move but they didn't give us land for cultivation people can't move if you don't provide a way for them to make a living. in addition to the human cost activists point to the environmental implications of expanding the coal industry they call for investment in renewable energies but these alone cannot currently meet vietnam's insatiable demand for power. with plans to build some 30 new plants in the next decade it appears cold will continue to transform the country's landscapes even if it means approaching a woman from the place she's called high for almost a century for. my house is here my land is here
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and i want to be buried here to. family sister continue to defend a high and as long as she's got a fight left in her. better for all for there's many more such stories on our website. for was trashed and it of course of a loss of facebook and on the treetops as well that's it for today we'll see you back started with more sob stories. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an accident. raring to. never read a book like this or. the list of the streets. it's
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time to take. the. time to search the home. front for the truth. it's hard to overcome. and connection. it's time for. you to use coming up ahead. barnes. oil markets are in turmoil after tensions in the gulf of oman escalated to oil tankers were attacked close to the strait of hormuz adding to fears of vital shipping lane for global oil supplies could be caught off. also coming up trash can be a valuable resource we tell you why turkey has to import plastic waste to keep it in
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the street go in. and heat waves remarkable even by indian standards makes the plight of pharmacy even more dire as government assistance only gets through in drips and drops. i want to jones welcome to do business asia and we start with the latest escalations in the strait of hormuz swear to oil tankers were attacked earlier today one of them allegedly hit by a torpedo the brant crude price has been volatile since the attack hitting over $62.00 a barrel immediately often use of that attack emerged the strait of hormuz this one of the world's most strategically important choke points along the coast of iran almost a 3rd of all liquefied natural gas and almost 20 percent of global oil production has to squeeze through here to escape the persian gulf and get out into the well it's. all for more on the impact there on all ma kid so we're joined by early bazza financial market correspondent in frankfurt only what's this latest incident mean
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for the oil market i think it's early to tell what it means a in the medium term and the long term.

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