a $1000000000.00, they found the corporations that we go bankrupt, the know how to get results in the interest of india and the indian people. the result is obvious. india is the 3rd largest economy in the world. vladimir putin praises the leadership of note and remedy as india is prime minister kicks off his state visit to russia with a full day of negotiations. i had this tuesday. wow, hi. and this guy with the package, all the quotes, the eye clinic problem, then we are here waiting and ready to go about this and run the remotest well, when present to moscow on, while all eyes are in movies, most go visit. the west again expresses its concern about it is close relationship with russia, the

12 30 pm, and high drip of 11 am and high rate on mid day here in the russian capital wells come to then use our on our to international president as warmly welcomed india as prime minister to moscow calling to render ammonia dear friend of the start of his visit to rush at another to day trip is saying that strengthening the already rapidly developing relationship between the 2 nations and archie is keeping across all of the so what's in store on day 3 with let's find the item cross store a special studio in the heart of some supplier, small scope where software taylor is prompting our coverage as

well as. c well, well, communion and old website read room must go. i've already been away for a few hours. i'm especially back at our special coverage rooftop. a studio and i am ready to talk about everything that has transpired since the indian premier arrived in moscow. and of course, speculate on what's to come very quickly on, not a bit of a teaser when the indian prime minister lounge and she talks about the possibility of future risk at cooperation. he cited lots of people into a tizzy about that. is he talking about you can edit changes and know if it's have and sustainable energy floating low power nuclear energy ponds. just remind you, russian was the only nation. well, to have such a thing. it's courtney talked in an optic port. are they talking about boosting trade? maybe in the northern c route, which would have caused cop trade times by over 50 percent. well, indian mariner's be true bossing the optic component of waters in the coming months

. or i'll be looking about a new find, actual mechanism repeat ruble, which will potentially make the us dollar completely obsolete redundant step tool to come. the what i do want to talk about is a little bit on rewind and see what happened yesterday. how the to meet leaders match each other? like i said, these off to individuals who've always talked about the trust and friendship that they have. they had a very tassel and a very room evening spent together at the president. so residents in the most go region that see how it happened, the

the so a sip of tea, a casual stroll around the gotten a bit of a stopped by the coal stables. it really was. c a meeting of friends, so that was at the presidential residents print for me. thanks on monday evening before i sit down to business today and most of really is guessing ready. i can say that when i was on my way this morning, walking to the studio, the anti red square area was actually soft top to pedestrian traffic with a lot of police station outside on tis a pacing, assault by the indian prime minister, the russian president, monday's meeting focused in particular on india's economic growth. while new rental moody for his part spoke about his desire to transfer to wells most populous nation for the benefit of and citizens. and policy does have the popular mandate elected

for a 3rd time back in june. you have your own ideas, you are a very energetic person and you know how to get results in the interest of india and the indian people. the result is obvious. india is the 3rd largest economy in the world, probably the largest country in the world, in terms of population. but most importantly, there are $23000000.00 a year. in india, this indicator is the largest in the world. it's not just a number, it means that people are planning their families, their lives and the planning horizons are expanding. this means the indians feel confident. they feel stability, which is very important. i will often laugh meg, but of the elections in india were an important occasion given at the scale. india is the world's largest democracy. that is considered to be the birthplace of democracy. and in those elections, some 650000000 people voted. it was the 1st time over the last 60 years in india.

when the government, as was re elected for a 3rd term, the 1st time it happened was with prime minister jello around their room. and now 60 years on, i have been given this chance the people of india and gave me this opportunity to serve the nation. the people of india have entrusted me with this mandate. and i have been working for 10 years in the government. and my principal is reform, perform and transform people voted for this very principal, and i am confident, i believe that during my 3rd term, i'm going to work 3 times as hard as well. russia and india have of course, enjoyed a historic of friendship, strong biological ties more than $75.00. yes, that was since diplomatic relations 1st started back in 1947, the states have really strategic partnership, and so many spares. wedgwood talks about civil new co operation space technology

defense combating terrorism. i'm always going to talk about trade, which has skyrocketed in recent years and it seems that there was still space for more collaboration. they all continuing to find common ground across these multiple spaces. now one key focus of this bilateral relationship is the building of a multi polar wild all to sharing a common history with russian. you daddy stand by the principles of its silver, an identity, strategical autonomy. and this use this independence foreign policy, despite sometimes pressure from such an corners of the western world. well, over the past few years, trade between russia and india has said to be risen. you can see that, that historic ton of a $65700000000.00, just the one to sound. that is a such a 3 percent increase from 2020 to india, exports to rush up technology, tea, coffee, a tobacco, russia,

if ports while the exports oil satellites is precious 10 minerals. well, like i said yesterday, they had that casual meeting. but today, motif had a bit of time for himself and he decided to spend it with his compact trips. some stops along as johnny this morning. he met with the south asian countries. i expect community right here in most good. i was at the capital's colton hotel. you can see he was very warmly greeted by indian nationals. he also made a speech outlining really his, i'm vicious plans for the indian economy. aria perhaps look rather and it is very fortunate that after being elected the government for the 3rd time by my 1st conversation with the indian diaspora is happening here in moscow with you most gomez. this government's aim is to make india the 3rd largest economy in the world in the 3rd term. now in july,

while i'm joined now by jeff on night visiting electra people's friendship unit. 9 as a team in rush, so thank you so much for joining us. i mean, i have to ask you because my understanding is that you attended that meeting with prime minister motif with the diaspora community. just show you impressions what was said, what was the? yeah. i must say that it's a very fabulous and the vibe was very poor stevens, because the feet will be assess historic the best most of the latest, but to be the same. so i'm, he's a, i must say that he knows how to tackle to the public. so he's a mazda, and so his features, everything was very enthusiastic, very promising. so, all the people that cheering they, they have not even given him, giving him time to speak. because they were subbing for the more the movie and this kind of solving. so it was, i must say that it's

a very fabulous and the bible is very, very positive. i mean, i'm very glad that you have because obviously you're representing the people's friendship universe to hear in rusty or visits. electra and i think friendship. friendship is such an important aspect of the india, russia relationship. that's been a huge level of cultural exchange of people to people. communication houses that over the decade. yes, that you'll have to look like. because play this is also in today's me think yes. emphasize that. he said, people to people can actually is most important than any of the lessons. so innovation, yes. emphasize that india ends us up. ease of read this coding, the listen so that we're defining the listen concepts. listen so offensive. you the, i think it was in the will, there is no other examples like endorsing friendship because we are having for lost 75. yes. and we never had any issue which we have not agreed upon. so we

always get the inverse is always with us. so this is a, this an example for all the diplomatic police? well, i mean, you talked about how enduring and how stable this relationship has seen over the decades. and it's interesting that, that dependency. i think it's slightly confusing to some nations in the world. they don't understand how new teddy can continue to cooperate with most so even a met these 2 political changes that we're seeing. i mean, i'm just going to come at the washing presidential press that cuz he said yesterday that the west, for example, is just me looking on moody's visit to moscow. do you think they are a little bit jealous of? maybe they're not zillow. this some kind of unsafe the they have on the india to be get to hear from us. so which would not happen. but the beat anyone beat more? the beats, anyone from india who comes to power to india, we cannot get to get the alien at the end unit from the south. because all the

sites are so deep and it would take me to global as so the, because our 60 percent of our different technologies are for most of the we have to be on model. but we've never had an issue on which to be there arguing on so we never had any anything but. and thirdly, the personal comes to us then put in some of these. it's something which no one can explain this to date, doesn't put in most places. someone to live in some movie and today, but i me some of the most placing this and put it in such a fashion that they have. they have much 17 stains personally, one to 117 pipes, the ceiling. the day never met my principal 17 times that i've met with putting food in for so did things that does everything, you know, i don't have 17 friends. 3 so i'm jealous of them. i'm just before we came on i, i did ask you, used to be affiliated to the times of india. and there any reason that i also is

because i know that it was taken over from british own us back in 1976. and i just thought as an example, as a lead to my question about how india is tossed relationship with the west, which obviously we know in the british such as incredibly abusive, has changed how it deals with them today. do you think the memories of how a colonial power was treated nations in the global south continues to influence those global south nations foreign policy in this day and age? i must say that there is a slight, please, didn't. is that colonialism because all of a starting from language which has been brought to by to us from the colonial. i'm sorry, that was between us on the classic english. i make everyone speak my native tongue . yeah. but no in dice. changing india is completely up to 2014. india is a complete independence. this and, and we have even changed the, you know,

code even last week. we have seen some property so that it is called the colonial period. some, nope, in didn't be no good. we have a little. so the shifting evidence of flat everything. yes, i think and nope, as of today we are completely independent. no, not a mistake. and obviously the circuit union and india had a very rich friendship. the us to so was very supportive, diplomatically, military, as well during india's formative years when it was still trying to discover who it was off the united so many years off of being on to the colonialist joke. do you think that there is positive memories have also continued to state, not just on a political level, but from a human perspective, the operates engine? how did they view rocks from president pizza? i? if this solves, i must emphasize that all in b to which might be the full amount. if you ask him,

we said best when you say that this says played a big goal. not that says which we got from. so we to, in those days, the little bits we used to lead them all the time to suddenly play to that desk brought us to closer to the show that this v that just talked us more closer to this out and see if the story dusty is going well, the influence of tolstoy, i'm a how the guntee? yes. on his 3rd, something's not something that a lot of people talk about as well. but i'm very glad you were here. i was out of my fuss. yes. on the 2nd day of the 5th, i'm sick now that we've got to exactly about the friendship. so i think the auction important elements, and i think it's an ottoman that is confusing to a lot of global players who don't understand that sometimes you can be programmatic and you can continue to collaborate with nation even if there are, you know, big ships. uh, in the world, it was an absolute pleasure to have you with me. that was devon. i know you're

visiting lots of people's friendship university, russia. thank you very, very much well, bit on your own. we also heard from that to real, but by now she's director of the institute of san eastern studies out the russian academy of studies. he really talked us through what the significance of the prime minister choosing russia as his 1st biological visit since being re elected to a sub, to him back in june as must have. yeah, of these visits is actually a confirmation of 2 main things. 2 most important things. first, russia is not isolated what the west was trying to show to the world community. russia is strategic partner to quite a lot of most important regional, enduring flowers such as china and india and brazil and others. and the other one that india is not the lines you do is actually promoting its multilateral policy. and the, the fact that the prime minister mazda chose russia is his 1st country for the

international visits of to be the start of his 2nd term, shows that india will continue to promote this kind of multilateral policy. you need for an affairs choosing of these day to be the most cool. you another demonstration to the west that india is not a partner to only western countries that it will be partnering the rest as well. i want to bring a now all the cars funding charlotte to funds the. i mean lucky i have been off on this terrorist yesterday so far today and i've been lucky because i've got to talk about the positive aspects of the indo russian relationship. but i also understand that you've been covering, perhaps the less positive, i mean not, not from the russian or indian perspective, which of course is the most important element. but from the outside to weston perspective, have we seen any reaction to move these a visit to moscow yet?

yes, that's right. sas gaming, obviously from a russian get perspective, the relationship couldn't be any room on any most sincere. we saw those images of moody, hugging each other, a walking around, seeming very comfortable. it's almost like they've had improvements going on 9 for the last few years. and you really get a sense of these if 2 individuals who liked each other, sorry much, but the way the timing is said is visit very jealousy. and we really getting a sense of how unhappy west is that new. the moody is hearing most k for this bilateral summit, just to give you a sense that moody said this is about cementing new relationships with russia. and at the same time, we're hearing from the us that they are raising serious concerns with india over this visit. and just how easy that is. let's have a listening to what the specs person for the state department must be. miller had

to say any response to a question about this visit india is a strategic partner with whom we engage in a full and frank dialogue. and that includes our concerns about the relationship with russia. i will look to um, from somebody's public march, to, to see what he talked about. but as i said, we made quite clear directly with india are concerns about their relationship with the restaurant. and so we would hope india, any other country when they engage with russia, would make clear that russia should respect to you and charters who respect you credit sovereignty and territorial integrity. so very 10 statement best from the state department spokesperson. matthew miller, i'm reiterating the fact that the us is one of the western countries that has been pressurising india for the last 2 and a bit used to condone most go to conduct russia over the war. and ukraine of india has been very clear about this. that it is sitting on the fence. it is one thing to

have peace between the 2 countries, but it is unwilling to conduct what did it strategically in the studies here in russia. now in terms of this rights we've seen coming out from the west, basically in this morning to india, or if i know circumventing the sanctions imposed by the western russia. we've already had the us ambassador to in here saying that they could be done consequences for imaging businesses if they continue, potentially, to do business with russia. we know this visit is about promoting those trade links between the 2 countries. so that morning has some real bite to the also cause comes off the back to the fact that the e u has already started sanctioning some engine businesses who links to russian businesses. i just also want to bring you a sense of what we've been hearing from one ukranian politician. this is load demands to lensky the previous president of ukraine. and he is massively

disappointed about this present in just how friendly that spain he went on x. and he said that he was disappointed and devastated as the leader of the rules law. just democracy was hugging preaching on these visits, and he link that to what's been happening in ukraine on monday. and this is uh when a children's hospital was hit in the country, not ukraine, and its allies are accusing that of being the result of the russian. me saw rushes m o d, those has been very clear on base the rush. it doesn't hit civilian targets and in fact, what happens at thought children's hospital and the resulting casualties from that was due to an ukranian g across me saw that had gone a right. so we've not heard anything from india in regards to that. but clearly in there is here to pursue on some and that relationship with russia. and it's going

to do that without counting to the demands from the west and showing that it is pursuing its own foreign policy. and it is not the puppets of another government. while destiny, and i mean if anything uh the last visit is to go 5 days and 2021, sign 28. memorandums of understanding and agree. but now that was all to see a rest quotes, we might not see the same level. we might not see anything but either way. that's going to be a full rate. that was all teeth started to bunch cosigning just outside of cost of that beautiful bottles cathedral at the end of the red squad. well, joining me at the last couple of days have a cool, so like i said, it is wonderful. now i know of guess, one person who did i did speak to yesterday was the full united nations deputy secretary general up so day or 2, nikita and we will tweak your coolest about this huge collaboration that you tally and most go have when it comes to maintain the wild a cy ross, mo, mo, to post on

a more representative place of all the various voices and nations. of course, given his former position, i couldn't not ask him about what the chances are of the un security council potentially expanding and welcoming a new member in the form of india. seem to be gaming dependents. in 1949 and the 1st country that 3 cabinets in this independence was my country at that time. so that seems that plus lots of years many, many years. but i don't recollect any c port each political problem between 2 countries. in fact, there was nothing and on part to tell him that

so it union, how did he cannot make of the military? are they politically in many, many ways. and i believe indians remember, remember, oh good history. and i hope that we're looking for our a season for you when i can be a good organization, fox. it's perhaps a bit of the old world that it's failed to represent. obviously this change in placement governance. i'm down to the one part of this change of global governance is the new tele, it's really a huge the influential play. i cannot make 10 terms of its population to it strikes me that india might need a seat at the un security council table. i know that president putin has supported

that, send me your knowledge of the us and do you think that that is a proposition that would be backed by the of the security council members? russians. i noticed it supports the level of the president at the level of the for administer, and the we believes that the time changed a lot and they're all of the they're in the present worth is actually is the rules of a new software that has to be given the, the farm and then place in the city or the security guards. but unfortunately, we from the power of the permanent 5 as a 5th, then russia is the new one. the maybe maybe, maybe was it time the deposition of the change. but at the moment,

listening powers definitely don't want it to be on the secures. it goes of the, well, it's around all fall, but it's in just for that's how it joining on his very scenic studio and welcoming . c it a 2nd member of indian task, but which is always nice to see you. i mean, the 1st thing i have to ask you, i think not going to be a lot of people who are jealous because my understanding is that you attended that meeting with mode to if you didn't just get to see mode, you didn't just got the photo from the other day you got to shake hands with his hands. like tyler? i mean, a force that goes up, there was a great feeling. i mean, you could never do that in india activity as an indian because how can you read spread municipality? but being here in russia and him coming to russia and getting to see him live, speaking about the depth of the indo russian relationship. and then of course, coming and meeting the desperate was, it was an amazing feeling, of course, taking his hand as his water. it was, of course,

a wonderful feeling without any of the cold for an offense that took place at don't single thing i, i have seen videos of the putney russian don says, who would be in the house. and as soon as a non profit of somebody was coming into town, they started practicing a particular national johnson begins with k, i forgot some. what is cool? yeah, it's called got done. yeah, yeah. it's a, it's of course, a very old, ancient indian dance and it wasn't just got like it was. there are many dances, and of course, russian performance artist executed those dentist. perfectly rolling. the indians were actually very surprised to see how well the russian dancers are, like, doing all those things and all those maneuvers. i mean, it was a great event. yeah. well, don't worry because the russians are not as good as indian cricket says. so you guys will still be russians in that, but i mean, we've also talked about how you've been here for 8 years. i mean, sent me a pos and he's also being here for a very long time that signifies that they have felt like they've been welcomed,

that they feel, but most go has become a 2nd term. do you think? uh, i know it's difficult to speak for an entire community, but is it place the indian nationalist. com and think yeah, i could, i could live here. i mean, of course, i've been living here for about 8 years and this is actually my home now. and prime minister mostly in his speech, actually mentioned about how long uh, in the russian ties date. back to he said back in the 17th century, the traders from goods are not arriving austic on. so it's not just the last 2 decades. the indians have been moving through russia, it's actually a very ancient relationship. so we've always felt very welcome in russia. and i mean, i'm so glad that i'm living in this beautiful country. and of course to be able to see my prime minister visiting us, meeting with the asked for a and i mean if it was just it's definitely a strong signal if the way things are going to move forward. i mean, doesn't know. i renee that you have to travel to russia to say compared to use. uh

huh. but it turns out, well, you've been 8 years waiting for that moment. it's called what paid off your de 8. yes, but you got that handshake in. yeah, of course, and i mean it's a very strong signal to the world as well. like, despite the sanction, despite all the russo 4 of you that's happening in the world, brian ministers, movies for state visit, was to rush through his friend, present vladimir food. and then of course, it just makes me proud that he made, he came all this way despite all the pressure from western countries. i mean, we don't care, we're still going to be the price that we're gonna live here. and we're gonna, we're going to work together your day thing. joining me that while we are just warming up here for as long as moody and fruits and the tool king, we will be here to can to. so just for this, how we are turning off the lights for a little bit small, special coverage studio, like i said, high in the russian sky, but i will be here the rest of the day until literally no deep flies out. so we'll see you soon. the,

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