social media and as a pushback in celebrities started to be doing as well and led by the ministry of external affairs that don't usually is specifically saying that outsiders must operate i mean does matter they must understand more and again drawing attention to the fact of the claim that these protests are limited to a strong number of protests that the government is trying to make will shift and that people should not jump the gun by claiming to know more than they do so or the government is getting more aggressive in its pushback as well especially after the public divide. in delhi thank you michele. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour about a 1000 people took to the streets of me in moore's largest city of young gone on saturday to protest the military coup earlier this week riot police blocked the streets using barricades and water cannon the crowds were the largest yet to protest and come amid an internet blackout. the u.s. air force will review security procedures after an intruder entered the air base that has this air force one the president's p

around only to contain the protests in their view after they tweeted the ministry of external affairs a so issued a statement calling these tweets sensationalist and irresponsible and we saw a lot of celebrity then minutes to come in all would and treating in one go about how india is united and how it doesn't need people from outside india during government on into so in a way did impact a lot interesting now the farm legislation has already passed so just how likely will the farmers get their way i mean politically prime minister narendra modi is in a very secure position or is he not. well in terms of what's going to happen it's hard to see the farmers refused to back down they do not want to settle on any compromise what they want which had they have been saying since the beginning as a complete repeal of these 3 laws the government do refuses to bagged out after my point on the conversation with the founders they have not been able to break the deadlock but what critics have also been pointing out that this situation has also become a matter of a battle in a real for section and

feel that this protest is pushing their own government at risk and in fact the indian ministry of external affairs has put out a very long statement on twitter saying that vested interests are trying to undermine the government in the very last line makes it clear that they think that international celebrities like riana and graphs are not helping they've written the temptation of sensationalist social media hashtags and comments especially when resorted to by celebrities and others is neither accurate nor responsible now the indian government themselves are now pushing their own hash tags including india together and india against propaganda which also have been trending ok now whether the government isn't you know the tweeting celebrities with twitter it so yeah that's right and these social media platforms particularly twitter have become quite a battleground over this between the government between these farmers protest is and in fact which itself battling the government the government ordered twitter to block the access of various activists as the government calls them saying that they were a

hello laura well the ministry of external affairs released a statement saying that they were watching the developments of the deep concern that india has always been sustained in that support of the process of democratic transition in myanmar and the rule of law and the democratic process have to be with them that they are monitoring the situation very closely india has invested a lot in its relationship with myanmar since 2011 is a very important country to india for a number of reasons all of india's northeastern states a 1600 kilometer land border with me on my the 2 countries share a 700 kilometer maritime border in the bay of bengal and india has because it sees myanmar as a sort of gateway to southeast asia it's invested in the need large infrastructure projects it's been trying to. bolster its presence to balls to trade and it has close ties but it also has a somewhat complicated relationship because while it supported the democratic process and it has also maintained very close ties with myanmar as military because of security concerns in the east various armed groups in india

hello or we did have a statement from the ministry of external affairs who said that the watching the developments would be deep concern because india has always supported the process the democratic transition in myanmar and that the rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld and that they're monitoring the situation very closely very important to india for a number of reasons they share a 1600 kilometer land border along for india's northeastern states and myanmar's west they have a more than 700 kilometer maritime border. in the bay of bengal all india has really tried to invest in its relationship with non must since the democratic transition began there in 2011 it sees me on my ass it's a gateway to southeast asia and has invested in many large infrastructure projects there to really boost its presence to trade it has close ties but it also has a somewhat complicated relationship and that's because while it has supported the democratic process in myanmar it's always maintained a very close relationship with the myanmar's military because india has big security concerns

around delhi to contain the protests immediately after they tweeted the ministry of external affairs and so issued a statement calling these tweets as a sensationalist and responsibly and we saw a lot of celebrity then minutes to come in all would to eating in one go about how india is united and how it doesn't need people from outside india comment on and so in a way did impact a lot interesting now the farm legislation has already passed so just how likely will the farmers get their way i mean politically prime minister narendra modi is in a very secure position or is he not. well in terms of what's going to happen it's hard to see the farmers refused to back down they do not want to settle on any compromise what they want which had they have been saying since the beginning as a complete repeal of these 3 laws the government do refuses to back down after my point on the finalization with the founders they have not been able to break the deadlock but what critics have also been pointing out that this situation has also become a matter of a battle in of the office action and for the g

feel that this protest is putting their own government at risk and in fact the indian ministry of external affairshas perhaps a very long statement on twitter saying that vested interests are trying to undermine the government in the very last line makes it clear that they think that international celebrities like riana and graphs are not helping they've written the temptation of sensationalist social media hashtags and comments especially when resorted to by celebrities and all this is neither accurate nor responses. so now the indian government themselves are now pushing their own hashtags including india together and india against propaganda which also have been trending ok now where the government isn't you know the tweeting celebrities with twitter it so yeah that's right and these social media platforms particularly twitter have become quite a battleground over this between the government between these farmers protest is and in fact which itself battling the government and the government or to twitter to block the access of various activists as the government calls them saying that they were

well that is what the ministry of external affairs have said they released a statement saying that they are noting the developments with deep concern that india has been steadfast about support to the process of democratic transition in myanmar and that the rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld that they are monitoring the situation very closely india has very close ties with me on my invested a lot in the relationship since the democratic transition of power began in 2011 the 2 countries share a 6100 kilometer land border along 4 of india's northeastern states and west of myanmar they also have a more than 700 kilometer maritime border in the bay of bengal and because india sees in myanmar it's a gateway to southeast asia it's invested in large infrastructure projects over the past 3 years it's trying to bolster its presence there and bolster trade and has close ties but it also has a somewhat complicated relationship and that's because while india has supported the democratic process it's also maintained very close ties with the military because of its security concern

brief statement from the external affairs ministry they have said that they have noted the developments in myanmar with deep concern that india has always supported the process of democratic transition in the country that the rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld and that they're watching the situation very closely now myanmar is important to india for a number of reasons it shares a more than 1600 kilometer land border along 4 of india's northeastern states and in a more than 700 kilometer maritime border along the bay of bengal all. india sees me on my as its gateway to southeast asia it's invested in many large infrastructure projects that boost its presence to also boost trade it has close ties but as you say it has a complicated relationship and that's because while india has supported the democratic transition of power and myanmar it has maintained close ties with myanmar's military leadership and that's because of security concerns in the east india a number of groups have had bases in myanmar of the past few decades and india's been the tree has worked closely with the with its myanmar counterpart to put pressure on those groups to condu