zoe thomas went to bangalore to find out more.'s young population has led to changes, including what many are calling home. co—living is a new version of flat sharing. residents rent a bedroom from a company that maintains common spaces and provides social events. residents can stay for as little as a month and on average stay forjust six. tanu nayyar moved into this co—living building run by oyo in february, when her company transferred her from delhi. if you go for a flat, you have to have a security deposit, you need to at least give them ten months deposit. which i faced. i mena, that was an issue i faced. —— i mean. i am new to the city, it is not necessarily i would actually be in the city for long. co—living brands like oyo, lemon tree, nestaway and zolo are attracting millions from foreign investors. the market here is expected to be worth $2 billion by 2022. one reason investors see so much potential for the co—living space in india is that the model already exists here. these places advertising for pg or paying guests wi

and a more high let's bring in josie john a business journalist who joins us now from bangalore good to have you with us josie india has flip flopped on its policy towards crypto currencies and is it now curtains down finally for virtual currencies in the country if the government has been similarly its negative stance for a while now but this looks like it is the final meeting the coffee for the currencies in india democracy the next 50 years of 0 because it creates. the last few quarters. to see through to see exchanges in india either close down or. compassed operations now some of the treaty might. but it is unlikely to be latino as the common start department and. clearly not was any of this treaty so it looks like i could do those security in india is going to come down but not. now the government is warning that cryptocurrency a ditch of currencies are basically nothing but policy trading a ponzi scheme how serious is that warning by the government. day i do receive this order indeed it will be a problem because like me on the deleted market. especially like it took their disc

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interesting plans but will they work let's bring in their josie john a business writer based in bangalore india targets in g.d.p. of 5 trillion us dollars by 2024 that's nearly doubling today's g.d.p. i call that ambitious wouldn't you absolutely it does it and she's got it and the she needs to. just lie to the gods or you can journey. we've really for sure but doing it 5 years ago you have to rule for. us to do to achieve that number to be sure india has gotten us to that what about the water you know that you know is that on us one important point in this plan is a massive infrastructure investment something india desperately needs but can the country finance that by itself. one of the big things introduced by that was a big push in infrastructure across sectors and on stands and how saying really. what ways evy share a bunch of announcements and estimate is that india needs about $1.00 trillion dollars in the next 5 years to be able to finance this example and gets to build up $20000000.00 houses in the next 3 years to have houses for all of its population now they don't stick at 50 an

interesting plans but will they work let's bring in there josie john a business writer based in bangalore india targets a g.d.p. of 5 trillion us dollars by 2024 that's nearly doubling today's g.d.p. i call that ambitious when you. actually there are it is indeed ambitious but only she needs to be ambitious if it reaches 5 trillion dollars it will go all you can journey in terms of g.d.p. which he too real for sure but doing it in 5 years ago the lack of rule for downbursts into your doctor you do to achieve that number not to be sure india has gotten us in the past for doing that what after quarter year after year is a long arts but one important point in this plan is a massive infrastructure investment something india desperately needs but can't the country finance that by itself. so one of the big things introduced by that was a big push in infrastructure across sectors and instance and how saying we we what we evy share a bunch of announcements and this to me does that india needs about $1.00 trillion dollars in the next 5 years to be able to finance this for example you get it to bui

business journalist in bangalore thank you so much for bring us up to speed. the rise of artificial intelligence and to machine learning has led to some humans to feel they're being made redundant and no job seems to be safe at a bar in proc they've taken schuman machine mixing to a whole new level and they're a robot will make sure you drink well well he also gives you good relationship advice. they're known for their efficiency if know their natural charm these robotic bartenders are the latest stop members to be recruited by a night club in the czech capital prague. their skill set includes cussing limes pouring sugar crushing ice and mixing it all up into a cocktail. patrons can order the drink of their choice from a touchscreen menu so far there are 16 on offer but the plan is to add dozens more to the menu. but kind of mechanically mixed cocktail compared to one shaken with human flair all over living i'll never say anything like a lawyer mom on. the team even though there was a thing. that's amazing amazing. taste really good. while the mechanical barte

research in ecology and the environment she leads the group's water land and society program in bangalore room. we have raj polani tommy raj works as a data manager for w r i india supporting projects related to water transport and energy and pm krishna is in chennai he is a musician and environmental activist welcome everyone to the stream good to have you here krishna i'd like to start with you because you're in sanaa so how are you and your fellow residents handling the lack of water tell us about an average day. well i belong to a section of society that's true lou so we find ways of by and tankers and the loaning and the fact of the matter has that most people are getting 3 to 5 buckets of water ready at the just a day or sometimes only once and days and get little if you go to the labor house to get the time or in general. what to do that people are buying in tankers are as ridiculous and dangerous because what is happening is that what attainable and surrounding actually goes the lands are being tapped or people are putting what was in there because of that because we're also exper

from cape town to colombo, from brisbane to bangalore, some have followed english cricket around thedamp morning like this in london, where cricket ta kes like this in london, where cricket takes over the streets and the hearts and minds. and england are world champions, just one game to play. martin gupta has the ability to get the ball flying to boundary. he has not done it much during this world cup but timing is everything. the 20th ball of the game, he was gone for 19, chris woakes the wicket taker, the turn into. and if all looks good. new zealand couldn't hang around. they overs were by. steady and sensible as their normal style. accumulate runs instead and set a meaningful total was the method of new zealand's batting and they were doing it ok. nothing to worry and can't yet. the site of ben stokes limping was a concern. the big question was when and if new zealand would really risk an attack. the new zealand captain is one of the world's very best batsman and when he succeeds normally so do his team. the new zealand innings is now 23 overs old approaching the halfway stage a

by next year at least 20 cities will have completely run out of groundwater including new delhi bangalore and chinoy but the terms are already running dry isn't. mona fills as many containers as she's able to carry after joining a queue for water but having to fetch supplies for herself her husband and 2 small children interrupt her job. there was a problem has become very troubling we go to work and then have to run back home wonder what the tank arrives this has been our life lately in a single day and we come back from work to do free time to feed water it's very difficult not just for us but for the whole city. the region is suffering a severe heat wave and seasonal monsoon rains haven't arrived many reservoirs are almost empty this is one of the 4 main ones in chennai a city of around 11000000 people. lives in a more affluent area than mohanna tanker supply those living in her apartment block with water every day but she says it's expensive and there's not enough there are crimes like when morning 7 o'clock we not have walked out and that's when we need to get the need for walk and s

around 10 years actually one of our colleagues tried to fly into mumbai yesterday got diverted to bangalore or i think over the weekend if he's lucky before a fairly good start. to take a look at the satellite picture you can see the huge swathe of clouds that we have along the western gets and that does of course include more and by we are seeing the rains continuing here really for quite some time looking out for rainfall totals $382.00 millimeters of rain 24 hours that's nearly half the monthly average rainfall on the 1st day of the month so there is going to be further problems as we go on through the coming days if not weeks actually this is what it looks like when that happens and we have seen a huge rainfall totals coming in and that has of course inevitably led to the widespread flooding we are going to see further showers as we go on through the next few days those big downpours have been late in arriving but they really have arrived with a vengeance this is the situation over the next couple of days as the rain a pushes all the way up through the central plains of india right down

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research in ecology and the environment she leads a group's water land and society programme in bangalore. we have raj polony chimey raj works as a data manager for w.r. i india supporting projects related to water transport and energy and pm krishna is in chennai he is a musician and environmental activist welcome everyone to the stream good to have you here krishna i'd like to start with you because you're in sanaa so how are you and your fellow residents handling the lack of water tell us about an average day. well i belong to a section of society that's far too loose so we find ways of by and tankers and the loaning and the fact of the matter has that most people are getting 3 to 5 buckets of water ready at the just a day or sometimes only once and days and get little are people able to get the time or in general. what to do that people are buying in tankers are as ridiculous and dangerous because what is happening is that what attainable and surrounding actually goes the lands are being tapped or people are putting dollars in there because of that because they are also experiencing a