rishaad: quickly on india, the optimism is building, but there's an old saying about india that india has a great future and in 10 years time, it will also have a great future. >> that is the story about india. investors have been waiting for the moment where india is perhaps to shine. it has not come yet. but again, i think this global fragmentation theme is a big piece in that puzzle because we have the domestic tailwinds that are playing out. we have a working age popularization that's going on, there's digitization efforts going on. manufacturing is being pushed forward as well. for its apple, apple cannot go to china, it will go to india to get that kind of scale, so i think that is lining up as well now, and it could be the decade for india. haslinda: which assets are reflecting the everything risk right now? what has been priced in? >> it is the time to take a broad view and a diversified portfolio is what takes you through these times. equities have been stuck in a range for some time. i think it is again a great time to be talking about japan, talking about china, talking abo

the world, at least in india.ek, three reports out. one on the economy, one on equities, and one on india's external situation in bonds. hsbc saying now is the time for india if the country plays its cards right. companies are saying the changes taking place could be transformational for the economy. like i said, there is an india fever going on. we have been hearing the news all the time with g20, etc. rishaad: what is the basis for them to be so bullish? a lot of people are bullish outside of india as well. >> let me give you a quick just of what each of those reports says. hsbc makes the case for 7.5% growth if deal wants to add the 70 million jobs it needs over the course of the next 10 years. hsbc says india can get to 7.5% growth over the next 10 years if new india -- that's high-tech industries, tech startups -- can help old india through digitalization, e-commerce, etc. that is the hsbc scenario. then you have jeffries saying they see all signs indicating a cap revival cycle and a bigger risk appetite, and

and also, young indians based in india and overseas have all chosen to come back to india where there have grown. 30 to 40% of my leadership team has been two fantastic universities in the united states so i think it's a combination of great talent, great technology and a country that is ready to consume.— ready to consume. you're now launching — ready to consume. you're now launching a — ready to consume. you're now launching a more _ ready to consume. you're now launching a more expensive i ready to consume. you're now - launching a more expensive brand. does this mean the consumer is changing? i does this mean the consumer is chanauin ? ~ , does this mean the consumer is chanauin? ~ , changing? i think first off, consumers _ changing? i think first off, consumers have _ changing? i think first off, consumers have always i changing? i think first off, - consumers have always remained highly value seeking. they want to try and get great expense at the right price point. our offering of course has apparently been focused on the budget ecosystem. but we are increasingly seeing our cons

india is our largest exposure, 35-40% of the strategy is invested in india.ting from a lot of geopolitical shifts that we see. be it manufacturing going to india, inflation being controlled, sensible policies there. we're pretty excited about the prospects india will bring for the next couple of years. rishaad: i believe it is retail and the indian consumer which is one of your bets? gordon: yes, yes, within india itself, one of our biggest exposure is off-line retail and the formalization story. what you saw during covid was a lot of different categories, be it apparel, grocery, being formalized. and accelerated through the pandemic. also during the pandemic, it was a difficult time for indian retailers. imagine, they have lockdowns where you had three to six months with no mobility or footfall. for a retailer that is basically death. the ones we owned had stronger balance sheets and what they have done basically is to preserve cash. now that the recovery is happening in india, they have taken market share out of other players. that is where the interest lie

of their, for india. if he's not these, i think over the last 8 to 10 years, india is looking at the pacific island countries. incomes obstructed. again, gives me in, i mean, the roads and renewable energy game. what's the graphic id in uh, see and modeling, ecological environmental and gives me more of them that i think uh uh, if we type on this term from sick, you can start to the point of view these island nations are typically for india as brought on. even the pacific ot agents, it's complimentary. the pacifica policies instruct digits of all the countries, particularly of the united states of america and all the quad partners like japan, australia. so therefore, this is a critical regions, but india for multiple regions. i mean, the also, india held this for them for inter pacific island cooperation was very back in 2015 . and now you certainly have the tide installment of this meeting. east china. the main reason for this outreach. now of course china is the most, uh, uh, significant uh, you know, m

usually in india, why it is can tone and they present india in a way. the idealized beauty standard in india, which is not the truth. the maturity of indians have darker skin tone, most of these dark. why can't on celebrities, they promote different products of lightning, skin products, different creams, different, other different other projects. so that's one of the trends that's being promoted despite there. there is some movement against promoting beauty. light is beautiful. why it is like successful and smart, but this is one of the trends that ching to norms of beauty in india. what's interesting is we've been talking obviously about the skin tone, but i'm also seeing a larger, more heavy weight people showing up in movie shows like 1000 pound lives. there are singers, west or singer lives or more heavy shed. are you noticing a change in body size as well as skin tone and, of course, embodied because people are, people are not like as we, as a history shows that they have what they were like, more cur, body beauty. and more like, you know, what, th

india's favorable demographics, demographic dividends at the company -- country can repaired india isopulate to country on planet earth. the u.n. estimates that the country's population will continue to grow over the course of the next few decades until it plateaus. and the working age population is going to touch around 70% and 2030 from two thirds today. the age dependency ratio is reducing was means there will be higher disposable incomes at the hands of the people and the large working, educated sector of the people, which means that there is going to be rising consumption. menaka: that is the long-term consumption story. let's look at the nearer term. there continues to be concerned about how rural india is recovering, given what we have seen happen with rural wages of the last years and rural employment. now we also have the concern about maybe not a fully sufficient monsoon. what are the key numbers you're looking for they give you encouragement that maybe this will be a broad-based recovery in the economy? kaustubh: for fiscal year 24, the year that will end in march with the

so does india, but we're, india is really ahead, is when it comes to workforce and manufacturing capacity. so if you speak to some business leaders in groups, they'll say, well, this is simply a match made in heaven and a very attractive offer. tennessee for the to proceed from a business perspective. charl over to you and daily. what does in do you want in the i want to get out of this as well it's, it's generally seen as an attempt to a get another attempt rather to deepen the trading relationship between india and europe. now, cuz we all know that the talks, photo funding, a sort of free trade agreements between india and europe and union have been going on for 7 years now. in fact, they will start the talks with store for several years, but they've been recently renewed in india is very keen to see those talk to in fact, a foreign minister. jason, go who's adding buses right now has gone to the, as i said, that this would be a game changer if the free trade agreement could come across. so essentially, and you guys deem to deepen its trading relationship with your pin union. and in the

we are lucky to be here in india at this form of. here in india at this form of life.. nine years back if you had met me and asked which you have more than 50 million users i would say no way because the capital to reach them but because now we have access to mobile app which allows reach to all the consumers, consumers like to use mobile experience. suddenly we don't need to put thousands of stores to reach out to them. second, there is access to capital, which was never available earlier for young people with great ideas. but today, if you have great success in your early results, people see your business plans and think that this is a right opportunity, the best in the world, whether it is lightspeed capital, sequoia capital, softbank vision fund, they would all be willing to support you with capital. and the last is talent. as you know, they are fantastic young indians who both based in india as well as overseas, have all chosen to come back to india when there are these new, exciting startups that have grown. in fact, 30 to 40% of my leadership team has went to fa

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the india and russia bilateral.n the incidence --incidents unfolding in russia, they expect to get briefed over what happened, that will be formally communicated to india. there will be a discussion on india and russian trade. payments are a problem, payments for weapons that india fights from russia are stuck. on the bilateral with china, we expect there is going to be more of the same. the border disputes between india and china dominating the entire discussion. yvonne: walk us through the diamond -- the dynamics through india's relationship with china and russia. >> india's relationship with russia, there is a historical part of it, after russia's war in ukraine, india has been one of the biggest swing nations. it is buying large quantities of discounted russian crude but is also actively pursuing allies in the west. it has been able to balance its ties between the two opposing sides. those dynamics and in overhang of the ukraine war and tensions in taiwan are going to play out in the bilateral meetings. rishaad:

india has been pitching itself to be — india has been pitching itself to be a — india has been pitchingination and is looking to build — destination and is looking to build on _ destination and is looking to build on the existing trade partnership with australia worth_ partnership with australia worth over $45 billion. prime minister— worth over $45 billion. prime minister modi has been reading senior— minister modi has been reading senior members in australia including _ senior members in australia including reinhardt who is the chief— including reinhardt who is the chief of— including reinhardt who is the chief of prospecting, with her he discussed technology cooperation in the field of mining _ cooperation in the field of mining as well as minerals. he also _ mining as well as minerals. he also had — mining as well as minerals. he also had similar conversations with— also had similar conversations with the — also had similar conversations with the ceo and had an important conversation with andrew_ important conversation with andrew forrest is now his companies can indian companies ta

in the national interests of india, because india has difficult relations with china, india is afraidf the strengthening of china's influence on the pacific coast, india does not want does not want china to control the maritime spaces and india has territorial disputes with china and the more russia gets closer to china, the more it causes serious suspicions in india, which means that india is, of course , a country that buys russian oil, which can be a laundry for russian oil but along with this, it is by no means an obvious union, which china is an obvious union because it is if you want an idea about the values ​​of the common , after all, again, at work today , the prime minister is indian, but he is the leader of a country with an electoral democracy, he can lose elections may not be wasted because he is a strong leader and can gain power for a long time, but he always defends the fact that in the state of karnataka , one of the leading windy states, the people's party will not yield and it lost to the english national congress. well , nothing happened, the earthquake in turkey,

see how a priest from india in germany, you yeah. you know, you just don't use oh, that's a german or a bit heart and load mission sweetie. endorse 9. this is aren't many priests in germany, which is why i have come here to here, given the frankfurt airport, the, the toyota diocese has sent a welcoming committee to meet their new creased father. she jo from tara low self, india. here he comes home and yeah, a warm welcome to germany here. it's cold time. yes. right. he's going to the sun shining now, but this morning we had snow in the ground. each have a game the jacket. so i haven't been shopping yet to the coast, but i have to buy a jacket. i made sure enough. i brought one along for you. it's february just 5 degrees celsius in southern germany. a journey into the unknown begins to get the name to jose predecessor father. justin brings him to his new parish on the moselle river. she chose got a degree in theology and 12 years experience as a priest in india. will that be enough to help him settling parish, priest, him and joseph,

so india is very important. 41 and iran is also a major partner for india. so if one has already filed their request to join the shanghai cooperation organization and is on the brink of approval and iran is also, i'm going to join the bricks alliance the bricks alliance as a major alliance and a major group of emerging economies comprising india, russia, south africa, brazil and china. and it is very significant for iran, given the fact that iran is under the sanctions. and recently bricks alliance made a bunch of announcement about using new currency, their own currency instead of the dollar in their international trade. we see that more and more countries are like following suit and are joining this emerging multi polar world order and are trying to ditch the dollar and use their national currencies and their trade international trade. that's why it is very significant for iran to try to join bricks alliance. iran says that it is, it is hoping it is hopeful, of course, to join this alliance, india, russia, india, and china. back iran's accession to bricks

india has been pitching itself to be — india has been pitching itself to be a — india has been pitching investment destination is looking to build on the existing trade partnership with australia worth over $45 billion _ australia worth over $45 billion. prime minister narendra modi has been meeting senior_ narendra modi has been meeting senior members of the business community in australia including the chief of a company and he discussed technology cooperation in the field — technology cooperation in the field of— technology cooperation in the field of mining as well as manuah _ field of mining as well as manual. he had similar conversations with the company ceo of— conversations with the company ceo of another company and also had an— ceo of another company and also had an important conversation with_ had an important conversation with andrew forrest as to his companies help indian companies take bigger steps in the field of green hydrogen. india has been — of green hydrogen. india has been looking to diversify and extend — been looking to diversify and extend its lead break in the f

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another major reason why india is significant for iran is it's g o strategic location india allies. and it sits on the southern end of the international north south transit corridor, which is a major transit route that connects eastern europe to russia. and then all the way to india through iran. so iran has already delivered several shipments. energy shipments from russia to india. the country is calling gone. both india and russia to invest more and this strategic transit route, the north south corridor to facilitate transit through this major route, and also to make it more efficient. hungary is top diplomatic, criticize ukraine's president over remarks he made about the nato state stance and the conflict hungary. so far, minister said budapest will not take orders from keith about which countries can maintain relations with according to ukrainian president vladimir zelinski, hungary, his behavior as a nato member state is inappropriate. fortunately, he is not the one to decide this hungarian people have already paid an extremely high price for this war. love what a pass. thank y

moreover, i am absolutely sure that it is in national interests of india because india has difficult with china india is afraid of china's increasing influence on the pacific coast india does not want china to control maritime space and india has territorial disputes with china and the closer russia gets to china, the more this raises serious suspicions in india, which means that india is, of course, a country that buys russian oil, which can be used as a laundry for russian oil. but at the same time, it is by no means an obvious union, and china is an obvious union because it is the idea of ​​common values ​​is still the same outfit at work today the prime minister of india, but he is the leader of a country with an electoral democracy, he may lose the election, he may not show that he is a strong leader and can gain power for a long time, but he always defends that in the state of karnataka, one of the leading windy states, the people's party will not yield and it lost to the english national congress. well , nothing happened, the earthquake turkey , which we talked about, we are t

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another guest priest from india are waiting. the mistake, wasting a good time to have a good time to go to germany is struggling with the shortage of priests. so the church is recruiting clergy in india to help out for a few years. she, jo will be getting his full pay and an opportunity to learn about another country. yeah, i sustain a grow thicker. okay. and it's, it's a big church. yeah. it's of and i liked it very much on this. the goose egg would get fallen. yeah. on the yeah. he's still struggling to find the words. just put them in on. now we could go for some ice cream. that's the 1st day we can get ice cream, can seem give them, let's go to it. that will do. i'll take lemon. name st. holding this is if we're lucky, we can do this today. thank you. for your comment and even though we're coming to the most though, do you like the ice cream? this makes me a good job. i'd say screw a ton of i see an indian visa butts in winter. we don't normally eat ice cream and into us and you have missed ice. father, she chose 1st evening

and the domain over the project is the india. india is the main victim of this. that is on, which is, in that case. well, somebody like to sit there, do not see what they're doing in pakistan. what they're doing, you know, that is done. but because in the i a having a little issue with russia, it was, they are having their own differences. they want in the of the board on. and that is what these things then they know that they cannot sanction india because india the global pod today. but you don't to other me, i want to have to cut you off the. i'm so sorry. i enjoy your passionate so thanks again for joining us. i pleasure to live your thanks again. hi. there i was of this and these are our fullest. there is on africa now. next will be back with more international news that the are to be on. the councils housed and westminster abbey radiate the glory of the put his tone. that is one generation hands over to another. so to, to the memories and crimes of the history. ah, what coronation? happy to picking up. what's in between the 5th century? you know the very sam

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but this load load has been to be moved from there to plus and new it, india, india, geography. it, india is situated in a geography of where it cannot be. so is that it's a never like jane up. you're focused on and this is what you, india, india, it's heavy, much better than you invest him landmark. so, so far me them. and i have been to the, to the concrete which interest dog to clear different who have who imperialist. the card, put on the other side of the card, has been up all the ridge. it's a n n and detected goes to be a little bit to indian mazda is a so, so we have the indian government that because they've done all these aspects, i think, and i hope there's a lot of fall in descript. alright journalists such sandra, ron, john, thanks a lot for joining us in the program. thank you. it's come to light that a british journalist who works for the investigative new site. the grey zone was recently detained and questioned by british counter terror. police, upon arrival in the u. k, that's according to the greys on itself. kit clarin berg was detained in london on may 17th,

to india now — where the central bank — the reserve bank of india — says the nation will need a trillionhange. it comes as indian—born ajay banga is elected as the new head of the world bank — first indian american to hold the prestigious role. the bank is trying to pivot its activities towards helping developing nations cope with climate change our correspondent in new delhi, arunoday mukharji, has been looking into this — he says the timing of the report is significant. that's right and we've been through this in our report out so far and the kind of reactions we've got from various sections of the globe, where they've said that ajay banga is perhaps in many waysjust the right candidate, because there are a lot of expectations. as he is someone who can understand the needs of a developing economy like india, while balancing out the commitment to green energy and also ensuring that an economy continues to grow, because that's one of the major challenges that india has faced, one is funding. and of course because of india's huge reliance on fossil fuels and its attempt to try and foray i

they were here in india, as rulers. because one of the things they did was divide andrew. so they did create a kind of schism between the hindus and the most slims was they were routing this country, and that meant that the british folks did, they could no longer control the situation. they brought in mount patton, and he was the last to viceroy of india, and he needed to do something. and he thought that partition was the only way out. so then he brought in the judge from the u. k cord, a civil servant radcliffe, who came in with never been to in deb before. she had no idea of the country at all . and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines mom's back and could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the british government's back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the films of the partitio

china and russia to get the more closer and did become a problem for india because india as being relying on russian supply and also russian oil see recent years. and having a close china, russia on tape would not be at the interest of india. so as a result of india to join a toll at this moment, and would prefer to undermine this relationship with russia. and i don't think new to the would like this to happen. a new to the was the one to kill a balancing act along these high wire and among the company to meet your powers of the us trying to rush you and trying to keep the relationship on for size to be positive. i'm looking for india's interest. yeah. and at the same time, i don't think in the need to enroll, run into would be able to rely less on much and uh, and it just upfront, it is mainly because the india has been reducing these oil and energy imports from middle east countries. start to solve the already be in recent years. it has to do with the full policy off trying to reduce an indian and g dependency over there we go. east and souls that basically we find that india has been p

it looks like india is doing well.ears [indiscernible] yvonne: your ceo was talking about once the fed stops hiking she sees a rebound. how do you think this tightening cycle will impact the india landscape when it comes to m&a? >> india did not see much of a slow down. it did not fall off the cliff. it continues to come in the sectors, which is i.t., services. where we saw it fall off a cliff was rbc capital -- vc capital. i believe that capital will now come in. i think that is where we see more m&a. domestic m&a which went very quiet has also seen a comeback as well. there is a lot more that is happening and domestic capital [indiscernible] >> i wanted to follow-up on that point. large players in india that dominated the m&a seen around the sidelines for the next 6-12 months. do you expect any big deal activity in the domestic scene? if yes, from where? >> i think you have [indiscernible] it is not just the traditional sectors. you are seen companies also looking to do m&a. >> are you feeling confident enough to add

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they were here in india, as rulers. because one of the things they did was divided into so they did create a kind of schism between the hindus and the most slims was they were routing this country. and that meant that the british folks did, they could no longer control the situation they brought in mount baton and he was the last viceroy of india and he needed to do something. and he thought that partition was the only way out. so then he brought in the judge from the you, k called several, several radcliffe who came in, who had never been to and deb before, she had no idea of the country at or, and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines, mounts back and could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the previous governments back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the terms of the partition

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the said, the economic structure of india was certainly destroyed because india, at the time of input of shuttle home, is the 6 which is country and the was, it had the volume of trade was $16.00 of the world. the be live video didn't retain when to produce game begins. and 17161930 did use. what does it use when the indian artifacts sort of strolling from indian temples, houses, policies are sent us data to vintage music. den time british museum just filled with stolen items. the and here we are, the night outside of it is boozy and trust me it's gorgeous. from the outside latch on the inside, it's quite controversial. as some people might want to call it. so let's head inside and, and see what is all of the artifacts that this idea is i'm on had i live in new delhi and i'm just recently graduated from master's. we meant that it was in school in london. so i, i was about to move out from london, come back to india. and when i got this opportunity i taught that was the best way for me, uh, days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had artifacts. and those sho

once a week he calls his parents and carola india. hello natalie session my go to the to the time of booking. i don't, you know, it shall be a good i them, it's mine. i'm with uh, i guess most just talking to my mother and everything's fine. mr. hood. yeah, yeah, it's for melissa. yeah. hm. i'm fine. have them via the said at 1st there's some apprehension i can view, but then you find out what the culture and the people are like. and then it gets easier if you had to. but that happens everywhere on i was get it. let me go from caroline to bind, to lower that which one of their states india said to us who is the situation is always the same. the noise and see us in so far german speak very freely and some that are very open on the always in the theater mind. they speak their minds this it's good to live with this freedom. i'm finding that i've been kind of the guy and i always say he says he doesn't want anymore just man. yeah, you stop a i am recent. yes, i have lost a bit of weight. feel me. it's a little hard for me to contribution