a lot of interest in terms of his background his family origins, the times of india talking about hisur are no bar to success at _ race and colour are no bar to success at all in this country, that statement — success at all in this country, that statement strikes me as slightly exaggerated, but having someone who is a hindu _ exaggerated, but having someone who is a hindu and from a minority is absolutely— is a hindu and from a minority is absolutely crucial, that is symbolic representation, the fact that asian kids can _ representation, the fact that asian kids can see that someone who looks like them _ kids can see that someone who looks like them is _ kids can see that someone who looks like them is in number 10 downing street— like them is in number 10 downing street is— like them is in number 10 downing street is a — like them is in number 10 downing street is a massively important, and ithink— street is a massively important, and i think it _ street is a massively important, and i think it means we have conquered racisitl, _ i think it means we have conquered racism, and — i th

he was trying to have the party of india that was about the region at that point of time.was organization being center before he joined the congress. and you should know he is a staunch buddhist. he's an extremely -- man and he is a very, very sophisticated man and he is not a fan. he is someone who learned his lesson -- >> thank you. let's see whether he will be able to revitalize the national congress and take the party to 2024. really appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website for further discussion. head to our facebook k -- facebook page. you can join the conversation on twitter. from the entire team here in doha, goodbye for now. ♪ pppxxxx■]■t■]■o■ú [captions madet television] ♪ ♪

you know, from the grassroots level, bought mr. tuttle in the in the piece that i wrote for the times of india. i did say that both of them i made but the circumstances in which the 2 of them grew, the circumstances in which both of them sort of got them so that you catered, were completely different and therefore the signal, very, very different thing to do audiences and again, the next week, and that's all right. so i think most of and also the one final point was so how did you also accommodate, you know, who gone, he creates a space for them by being a senior member of the congress to the title. what have done, i have, i think he's a wide range of issues that i would like to talk to you about allow me to go now to jovial, because we're trying here to unpack exactly what is happening of the national congress. do you see the internal elections as a genuine attempt to try to redefine reinvent the national congress or more of a an act which has been orchestrated by the by the gun the family to continue its political cloud over the party? look, there is absolutely no denying that disposed must

he was trying to build a republican party of india in the head about the region at that point of time. he was part of the organization or beach center even before he joined the congress. and you should know, colgate is a staunch, well this is an extremely well good man. and he is a very, very, really sophisticated mom and he would sort of draw him that he's not a psycho fund. you know, he, he's, he's someone who thank you. thank you for spec, where he only let's see whether cogney would be able to revitalize the national congress and take the part it was 2024 cas suburbanite and so got us of arthur boucher uncovered and sorry, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you. to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website a dot com for further discussion because our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a jane, se. so if you can also join the conversations with our 100 is add a jane safely from you. sure mom and the entire team here in doha. ah ah. and jumping to the street when no topic is off the table, i don't think that anybody

since 1960s, the price of rice has fallen income has increased because take less than an hour to lose 80 to 90% drop in the time price of rice so india has six or seven more hours a day. we can compare that to somebody in indiana. in 60, it took them only an hour to earn the money by the bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes so their time price has fallen byy the same amount and was better off if the guy in india that has six hours for india is another 50 minutes, it shows us these time prices allow, people have more and more time. >> could talk about the issue of invasion in your book. his incremental? or other surprises? >> we divided, continuous innovation, three or four or 5% figure then you have this telegraph. then you have these equilibrium's but also discontinuous innovation that occurs so they are happening, is drawn to these punctuated equilibrium with abundance once every 20 years so we see it occurs at the rate of three to 4% a year so if you grow 39% a year, you double abundance every 20 years so growth reenactors in a year and doubling in one day. soso we are expanding it everyd. we don't know until that

well, since 1960 the price of rice has fallen and incomes have increased in india so now it takes less than an hour. so there's been like 80-90% drop in the time price of rice. india now has six or seven more hours a day that they can devote to something else. now you can compare that to somebody in indiana. in 1960 italy took them an hour to earn the money to buy their bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes. so their time price has fallen by the same amount but who is actually better off? the guy in india that has six hours, or the guy in indiana that has another 50 minutes? so it really shows us that these time prices are allowing this equality of life because now people have more and more time to be able to devote to other activities. >> host: you talk about the issue of innovation surprises in your book "superabundance." is innovation incremental or are there surprises? >> guest: yes, we would divide into, there is this idea of continuous innovation where on going to go at three, four, 5% a year year but then you also have these punctuated equilibrium periods. pony express for example, is going along assembly of the telegrap

so following a bit of a backlash on social media, the new york times has removed of reference to britain's colonial hand and building quote, democracy in india over 250 years. really the 1st time some media outlets of applied, what's been labeled, quote, colonial language when covering for example, india is our correspondent who enjoys shot him. is the worst media taking too much liberty when it comes to india. india for long has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western address from the controversial time magazine gobble calling prime minister or in the movie a divider in chief to a recent new york times article. let's set it to britain to 15 years to build a democracy in india, which used a former needle diplomat observation of indian democracy. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. took britain 250 years to build a democracy in india, and we had 20 look ought imply the 200 years of british repression. culture weighted egless, terry and values in india weeps. wat when britain came to india, we were 28 percent of the world g d, b. when they left us, we were down to 3 p

following a backlash on social media, the new york times article has removed the reference to britain's colonial hand and building quote, democracy in india of a 250 years. it's not really the 1st time that some western outlets of applied what's been labeled, the colonial language we're covering india. let's go now to our correspondence corresponding to sharma with all the story. is the worst media taking to march liberty when it comes to india. india for long has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western dress from the controversial time magazine gobble calling prime minister during the movie. a divider in chief to a recent new york times article that said it to britain to 50 years to build a democracy in india, which used a far more needed diplomat observation of indian democracy. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. it took britain, 250 years to build a democracy in india and we had 20. the court imply the 200 years of british repression. culture weighted egless, terry and values in india weeps. wat when britain came to india, we were 28 percent of the world g d p.

of their time prices fallen by the same amount but who is actually better off? the guy in indiaho has six hours of the guide indiana but has another 50 t minutes? it really shows us the time prices are allowing this the quality of life because people have more and more time to devote to other activities. quick to talk about the issue of innovation surprises in your book is in the innovation incremental or are there surprises?? >> we would divide there's an idea of continuous innovation occurs at three or four or 5% of your brain you also have punctuated equilibrium periods, pony express for examples going along suddenly have the telegraph, boom get a big gain in one day. went exist much time the next day it's like wow. there punctuated equilibrium swells have a continuous innovation that occurs parts of both of those are happening around us. the attention gets drawn to this punctuated work while we get a big surprise of abundance once every 20 years. we have a continuous innovation that is happening. that occurs about a rate of three or four per year. if you grow three or 4% a y

of the country. it took britain, 250 years to build democracy in india. hunt, it appears the new york times has now abbreviated that quote. and this is not the 1st time the new york times has painted colonial call of all the word. it's indeed coverage in 2014, after the big launch of miles orbital mission. it published a garden featuring an indian man wearing a line cloth and dragging the cow one knocking on the door of the leak press club with white men, reading newspapers inside the newspaper. apologize them. and now again, how often do you hear people talking about it or pronouncing it in fact, look at the media coverage. what does the media cover? what does the media not cover? that cindy? all of external affairs minister in washington dropping truth bombs on the american press on the policy makers getting the message across loud and clear. you know, what united kingdom actually was a better country. they had rob rob in millions of dollars. they had left the country with the 3 person would you be from the 7, the local g, d p which was a bought from that they had created the system so th

weapons right now to protect themself in case of war a new york times article is removed as a reference of britain's colonial hind in building quote, democracy in india over 250 is off. the backlash on social media is not the 1st time. western media has applied colonial language. when it covers india correspondent raj sharma as well is the western media taking too much liberty when it comes to india. india for long has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western dress and the controversial time magazine gobble calling prime minister entering the movie a divider in chief to recent new york times article that said it took britain to 15 years to build a democracy in india, which used a former needle diplomat observation of indian democracy. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. it took britain 250 years to build a democracy in india, and we had 20 look ought implies the 200 years of british repression cultivated egless, terry, and values in india. wait, what was when britain came to india? we were 28 percent of the world g, d p. when they left us me, we're down to 3 percent. so they,

example, gypsy costumes, because we are in the 16th century, and i relied on the outfits of a gypsy from india of those timese the classic productions of the clumsy companion of the eternal wanderer, sancho panza is a slender, fit young man here. yes, and don quixote is not exactly over 50. this is the choreographer of five, he is more like a minor hero, barely walks around the stage in the interpretation of the duat. in every act. knight of the sad the image does not just appear as a phantom dancing and attracts attention turned out to be an unexpected start with improvising to do something. maybe like some kind of paint and i made this. i have legs. uh, like a slow spin, and he said, you know, that's good. that's the rest. this struggle of the protagonist with windmills for the nacho duat is not at all an image of stupidity and dalga. because he's a genius

i guess they must realize of the world as was thought after receiving backlash, the new york times removed the reference of britain's colonialism and building democracy in india. but the court was already shared on twitter. back on the g saltisha director will enrich and liter retreated by the son of in dells. external affairs minister drew j shanker. this quote, almost made me lose my lunch. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them. to the values of the country, it took britain 250 years to build democracy in india. hunt, it appears the new york times has now abbreviated that quote. and they are not the 1st time the new york times has painted colonial gallows all over india coverage in 2014. after the big launch of miles orbital mission. it published a cartoon featuring an indian man wearing a line cloth and dragging the cow one knocking on the door of the leak press club with white men reading newspapers inside the newspaper. apologize them. and now again, how often do you hear people talking about it or pronouncing it in fact, look at the media coverage. what does the media cover? what does the media not cover? not cindy, all the external

india complement each other to a very large extent. at present, the chinese economy is about $5.00 times larger than that of india. and going forward, i think india and china both contain very vigorous economic development. and the 2 economies can compliment each other to a very large extent. therefore, politically speaking, to promote peace and cooperation, and friendship between china and india is of utmost importance. it is encouraging to see that even though china and india have not resolved their territorial disputes, the economic growth of their bilateral relations has continued all these years. and i do sincerely hope that the territorial disputes between the 2 countries can be resolved as soon as possible. through peaceful beings. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and that day we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. oh you think maybe you can meet with .

of the world. sola is the future. they're going to be technology will change if they're going to be technological advancements. and india is at that point of time where we can answer the world that we are here and the world can manufacture their panels in india to like solar energy gains, traction across the country. many households and public offices are also turning to solar power for their daily consumption. if you want to pick up the such, they want, who runs a solar panel installation company, now says he can be a keep up with the job orders. there demand in last 23 years has gone explanation. ah, every month you're getting more than $1000.00 inquiries. i never did, never getting paid to for orders that get executing in various parts of daily with around $300.00 sunny days a year. india has the potential to lead the world in solar electricity. and deli, is also currently subsidizing schemes to help people in rural areas switched to solar power. that could be transformational for millions of indians, especially for its poorest of students. let's pick up on that last point with chandra, bush and president and ceo of the international forum f

the new york times has removed the reference to britain's colonial hand in building photo democracy in india over 250 years. it's by far not the 1st time the western media outlets of applied wall, it's been labeled loony language when covering india as r. t corresponding runjun sharma takes us through is the west media taking to march liberty when it comes to india. india for long has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western press. send the con to wash will time magazine cover calling prime minister marines more the, a divider in chief to a recent new york times article that said it to britain to 50 years to build a democracy in india, which used a former nieto diplomats observation of indian democracy, you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. it took britain, 250 years to build a democracy in india and we had 20. the court implies the 200 years of british depression cult awaited agular, terry and values in india. wait, what? well, when britain came to india, we were 28 percent of the was g d p. when they left us me we're down to 3 percent. so they, in a sense, looted us exploited us and enrich

something is time for pakistan because of the india that ties with russia. well, i think if that is the case, it doesn't make any sense because with russia not directed against the united states, we're not, i mean it, it actually is the blank. and the good i'm not for use against the united states of america by united states with arms pakistan. it knows that bill is not bad. i know that this is an explanation that has been given. we have done nothing at all. go on the security of the united states by motor oil, from russia out of it, hobbies you reveal, you know, but if the u. s. upgrades f 16 go focused on a security directly linking that to my mind doesn't make any sense. but yes, there is, this is the explanation that is given in some quarters in the us and especially in the upset that they're not dealing with the shop. and they'll exasperated that. yeah. and what i mean by then it is, you know, yeah, this is how many, thanks for joining us on a park. i'm with a speaking to a former indian foreign secretary thomas about. thank you mike. i can bring you so

switch gears out slightly and new york times article, he removed the reference to britain's colonial hand. him building quote, democracy in india over 250 years of the backlash on social media zone. the 1st time western media has a slide colonial language when it covers india, aussies correspondent, runes and sharma as well. is the with media taking too much liberty when it comes to india in deaf along has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western press from the controversial time magazine gobble calling prime minister. now in the movie, a divider in chief to recent new york times article that said it to britain to 15 years to build a democracy in india, which used a for manito diplomat observation of indian democracy. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. it took britain 250 years to build a democracy in india, and we had 20 look ought imply the 200 years of british repression cultivated egless. terry values in india weeps, wat when britain came to india, we were 28 percent of the world g. d, p, when they left us me, we're down to 3 percent. so they, in a sense, looted us

of asian studies at temple university japan. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. ah, wisdom can come with old age, but there are downsides. time will tell with the new leader of india's main opposition congress party molly car. john carter gay is a year older than you as president joe biden. he senior to indian prime minister and for modi by 8 years. and although carnegie is a departure from the influential naval gandhi leadership, he is a gandhi family, loyalist. he overwhelmingly won the votes of his secular party, but modi's hard, right? nationalist b, j. p. still look, set for a 3rd term in elections. drew by 2024 d. w. stella bureau chief, amrita cima joins us in. tell us more about the new leader of in he has congress party. hi, ben will the new leader of india congress party. i generally category is 80 years old, as you mentioned, and he is a person with a great amount of organizational skills at the regional local as well as at the national level. he was a minister for some 20 years that he was a clear favorite to win this election and he's won by a landslide. now, there was some discussion about whether he would stand or not. it was a very last minute decisi

confrontation alone, using the unique status of the dollar as a weapon, while at the same time most of the time many countries among them saudi arabia indianesia but most importantly, china are looking for ways to undo the influence of the us currency. the same trend in russia, tensions in relations with the west are pushing the russian economy for rapprochement from china, here are the data on monday, the number of transactions of the ruble yuan reached 65,000, and only 29.5 thousand transactions between the dollar and the ruble were recorded in saudi arabia after a skirmish, the united states frankly talks about the need for more integration with china, russia and any other countries. whether the white house likes it or not, it is in our interest to build bridges between different camps of the international system, of course. america is our most important strategic partner and we continue to work with it. but this does not mean that we cannot win relations with other countries, but picking up speed to slow down in washington until they clearly do not want the us treasury, together with the british financial department, announced a furth

and you may be aware of this, the unusual this of rain this far north in india at this time of the year. and it's not just one flash in the pan. it keeps going for a couple of days. ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming. ready be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you. invest indonesia now. ah.

and you may be aware of this, the unusual this of rain this far north and india at this time of year. and it's not just one flash in the pan, it keeps going for a couple of days. ah, on, i've seen the cost a major you sell on tax cuts in the u. k. is it enough to limit the financial damage on other wake up call on the cost of climate change from oracle? he bought boeing, reveals our aircraft plans to go pre white, 2015 counseling, a cos ornell does it. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter. to you. lou. ah, welcome back. look at the main stories are following. now. the king of thailand has visited survivors and families of 1st days, day care center massacre by a former policeman. 37 people were killed. 24 of them children, thailand's prime minister, also visited the centre non, while ample province to meet with the parents. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to a jailed battle russian rights activist. russia's most famous human rights group and a ukrainian org

india complement each other to a very large extent. at present, the chinese economy is about $5.00 times larger than that of india. and going forward, i think india and china both can maintain very vigorous economic development. and the 2 economies can compliment each other to a very large extent. therefore, politically speaking, to promote peace and corporation and friendship between china and india is of utmost importance. it is encouraging to see that even though china and india have not resolved their territorial disputes, the economic growth of their bilateral relations has continued all these years. and i do sincerely hope that the territorial disputes between the 2 countries can be resolved as soon as possible. through peaceful means. money is peter scott on us, everything for this hour, but you stick with us for more. the highlights of the me, putin speech at the valve discussion club, which is coming up in just a few moments time. ah. with.

of india. thanks for your time today. the so members of jo biden's own party are demanding. he change his approach to ukrainian conflicts on to doesn't congress . democrats have signed a letter calling on the president to push keith to agree to a ceasefire, as well as a negotiated solution. his art is kind of morphing with more. while it's quite a development in the foreign policy conversation here in the united states, 30 members of the us house of representatives have signed this letter to the white house, urging them to change tactics when it comes to ukraine and pursue negotiations with russia. now this is quite a development, these are members of biden's own party, the democratic party, and they in their letter, are calling for a pro active diplomatic reproach to the situation. this is some of what the letter says, given the destruction created by this war for ukraine in the world, as well as the risk of catastrophic escalation. we also believe it is in the interests of ukraine, the united states, and the world to avoid a prolonged conflict. for this reason, we urge you

of the country. it took britain, 250 years to build democracy in india. hi, it appears the new york times has now abbreviated the quote. and this is not the 1st time the new york times has painted colonial color of all over its indian coverage in 2014. after the big launch of miles orbital mission. it published a garter and featuring an indian man wearing a line cloth and dragging the cow one knocking on the door of the leak press club with white men reading newspapers inside the newspaper. apologize them and now again, how often do you hear people talking about it or pronouncing it in fact, look at the media coverage. what does the media cover? what does the media not cover? not cindy. all external affairs minister in washington, dropping to bombs on the american press on the policy makers getting the message across loud and clear. us national security advisor jake sullivan has promised to provide ukraine with quote, immediate security assistance. again, it will be added to the most recent $12000000000.00 aid package that congress just went right. ukrainian military will receive a quarte

of course, crowd management is always an issue in india because of the number of people coming in. its not the first timee first time a bridge has collapsed. again, this incident could happen in any country as well, but a number of bridges have collapsed in india over the years and questions might be asked, if it is a new bridge, a bridge renovated extensively in the last few months, why people are allowed to go without a safety audit, if it is true, and why there was no security arrangements to control the number of people who can go on this bridge and the fact and the fact that the minister shows that there is no coordination about how many people there are on the bridge, how many people died and what kind of rescue workers carried out. i'm afraid i want to take you to another tragedy. a period of national mourning has been declared in south korea after more than 150 people were crushed to death while out for halloween festivities in the capital seoul. most of the victims were teenagers and young adults who had gone to the itaewon district — known for its and were caught up in the disaster in a narrow

now he dreams of a new home for the family and wants to get all his deposits back at gunpoint again if necessary. even if things don't go so smoothly the 2nd time around an india millions of people are taking part of the hindu festival of lu shera. after 2 years of muted celebrations because of the pandemic performance and deli stage, the defeat of the mythical demon ravenna, as a battle between good and evil, to sheer celebrations last for days and begin preparations for the wally. so festival of you watching d w. c. as a reminder of our top story, more than 30 people, most of them children have been killed in an attack on the day care center in northeast and thailand. police say the gunman was a form of policeman. he reportedly killed his wife and child in the attack before then turning his weapon on him. so that's it from me and the news team for now don't go away. up next on a d, w, tim sebastian interviews, the deputy head of the ukranian presidential administration with into the conflict. so no sooner had president putin, amex, for regions in ukraine. the news troops were forced to flee from a key city, and one of them for humiliation wasn't lost on russ

of petrol, diesel, other fuels, reduced even by a day. we reduced the governments excise duty at a time when the government of india was feeding 800 million300 meals a day -- three meals a day. with cap the price up of petrol. 60 million people go every day and the price of oil has not gone up. we have taken a beating. >> there's a wonderful line his royal highness used and reminds me of an irish phrase. saudi arabia has said we do not owe anyone anything. is it india first. you're buying from wherever you need. >> we are a thousand zero civilization. i don't want to comment on what anyone says. we've a modern view on supply energy. one of the good unintended consequences of this and the acceleration to green energy has been pushed on the upfront. let me give you two examples. in the last two years, billions of dollars are flown into economic -- into the electric vehicle ecosystem. how much energy are we consuming and 70% of it is by two wheelers and three wheelers. you know what mark rich did in the early 70's he put every buyer and seller in touch. the new energy people are putting producers and buyers in touch. fascinating things happe

of light. celebrating diwali. many are here in london for the very first time. i've come here from indiaome and the culture and the food, just to be around this many people. so ijust have a really nice feeling inside. a big part of today's festivities is celebrating with traditional food, and what's being served has proven popular with many. this is my first time and i'm basically here for food only! and i'm loving that the whole of india and pakistan is together on this platform. i really love, enjoy, like, enjoying this weather, and this beautiful music, and the food, of course. this is the latest free festival here in a busy calendar of events paid for by city hall. it's clear people are enjoying the music, the atmosphere, the food and the sunshine, but is this value for money at a time when budgets are being squeezed and people are feeling the pinch? it means that people can, forfree, celebrate the these important events. it's part of the glue that binds our city together. but a small sum of money from city hall goes towards creating wealth and prosperity for small businesses, but al

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of my cattle airways. here's your weather update for asia. thank you so much for joining in. so there's monsoon rains in india continue to clear north to south as we would expect this time the year. can see the action around westbank all entrepreneur dash, but especially that western side of india from ma, harass drive into careless state on friday. you know, over the last few days, central areas of vietnam, almost a meter of rain. and here we go again as another system approaches that's going to spread some significant rain for places like denying with a hard $27.00 degrees to the ground already saturated. the very real risk of seen some flooding here, high temperature is still in the forecast southern china, hong kong at 30 degrees. same goes for gray. lin, that's above average with a high twice, 7 degrees in the sun on friday. things are starting to dry off across japan, but those winds are really ramping up out of the north, around tokyo, windows, potentially up to 80 kilometers per hour. let's go back to southeast asian. we can see most of the energy is being drawn up around this disturbance in indo china. but really up and down sumatra, we will have some bouts of heavier r

of indian origin and the first hindu to become british prime minister. here in india, the news channels have been abuzz about talk of that. some people say the timingld not have been better. this coming on such an auspicious day for hindus not just here but around the world. and an auspicious day for india. one news channel saying rishi sunak has given the entire nation a diwali gift. this is also being seen through another prism. this year marks 75 years since india gained independence from british rule. many people say that change in relationship that has taken us to a point where you now have a british prime minister of indian origin is usually significant. i was struck by the words from one news channel here in india who said that history has come full circle in britain, and it said that the indian sun rises over the empire now. laura: you have covered elections all over the world, including here in the u.s. and in the u.k. race was a factor when barack obama was elected president. do you think that rishi sunak's race was a factor at all in britain with the conservative party? >> some people raised questions around whether that was an issue and

of fertilizers, which is very important for indian agriculture, and we did it. what do you think, by how much and sixtieth times the supply of fertilizers in india has been increased and all of us six-tenths of the time, this means that the trade turnover in the sphere has almost doubled. uh, purchase and sale of agricultural products. uh, we have an ongoing relationship in the field of military technical cooperation and the prime minister. e mod that a person is one of those people in the world who are able to pursue an independent foreign policy in the interests of their people, despite any attempts to restrain something or limit something. you know how, like an icebreaker, it moves calmly in the direction necessary for the indian state. e. i think that behind such countries as india a.c. e. not only a great future, but also an unquestionably growing role in international affairs. we are talking about distribution, i immediately remembered something about brazil, here is igor gilov, where he is sitting there. here, somewhere in brazil, by the way, we agreed on the supply of fertilizer. e, they will increase, but, unfortunately, it has slightly decreased. i don’t

time the year. although most of india is drawing up, is a circulation setting up in the bay of bangles or for me and miles or bangladesh back through dish or it is going to be wet for the next day or so. or is it drives up rapidly elsewhere in pakistan? with few showers in the knolls. it's dry, at least in the sky. to with sponsored by cattle and anyways, which site is winning chaos or control guy? what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get to so much raw? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. there is no channel that covers world views like we do, we revisit places the state i'll just there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, lou ah, what you know, does it a reminder? what top so is this on the russian defense minister. he says it's withdrawn its troops from the city of layman and the dom. yet squeeze him to avoid being surrounded by ukrainian forces layman and strategically important because it served as a log

of the west, and are using these pressure tactics against india. this. and also the recent us advisory to, with citizens to practice increased caution when traveling to india, udall, crime and terrorism. the timing of all these developments now being questioned by foreign policy experts will, despite washington's efforts to push india to condemn russia over the conflict in ukraine, new delhi continues to maintain a neutral position and further economic ties with moscow. we spoke to global strategy analyst, k, p ne r, who says it's not possible for the us to drive a wedge between india on russia. their real object do is to get india do more away from its position of neutrality and go along with the yeah, nate, all and, and i mean the us and european position you're not the end result of it, of course is to drive out read between india and russia, but you're not rationally. the americans, for example, not that day that they cannot creative edge between nat indent russia. mm hm. india is an independent country. india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic autonomy. india is not a landing den, doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the