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r. r. yet to be taken down. the grand staging of the g 20 brought together between impulses of multi either foreign policy. to impress indian voters about the country super boss status, and to showcase the prime minister as advising global statesman. the like the fact is undeniable. pleasure to welcome prime minister lighting to a strategy. a movie has been welcomed across many western capital. each visits mocked by slickly stage, the events and photo of a dramatic done it on from 2 decades ago. when the united states denied movie a visa because a 4th sylvia. violations of religious feelings rather than stem from sick, dead in violence in the way it's done. stayed a good job in 2002, when movie was chief minister that over the 1000. what did most of them mostly body has strenuously denied any in the violence, vincenzo or the persecution of minorities and the suppression of descent in india, buses. duty, even. it's been not twice explicitly by many wisdom lead us in 2022. the us state department of the park listed significant human rights issues and abuse of in india in the past decade or soto as the word order has segmented and in the economy in dies, but has drawn the wrist know beacon of rights and values. it says has chosen to downplay anyone else regarding india trajectory. i think there are a specific big reasons why western governments have decided to put aside their concerns about democratic backsliding and human rights violations in india, particularly after 2014. i think one of them is definitely the idea that in the eyes, this potential market, the bright spot is the world bank, has called it. and it was where there are very few good stories when it comes to the economy. the 2nd, i think, is the idea of that in a world off unpredictability, off conflict, and all of these alpha bowers coming up, you know, russia, china, india stands out as a kind of counterbalance the democracy in india. is the concern for human right now or this fitting abroad? what is it you and human rights commission, or maybe some media arriving all the due date is these kind of questions. but when you build up the rough ones with the needle, then he understands that being very important fox or from listen, would use a strong effort to explain the perspectives of india to explain what is happening in the directly creating a rapport with his inability to does abroad, and this one had a very, i think, positive, and i would save some cases, even a spectacular outcome among those who caused spectacular outcomes. was this in 2023 prime minister movie was invited to address a joint session of the united states congress. talk this on a i at spend my deepest rectitude on behalf of the 1400000000 people of india. this was followed by a lot of the didn't at the white house, a diplomatic one or deserved for the us as close as bad lights, chairs. it's important to note though that movie wasn't the 1st named environment is to have to be on out in this way. several indian beings in the boston address and joined the sessions and it'll be posted at the white house. it's a hallmark of movie eat up foreign policy. however, the events like these are high in a manner that vendors previous ones invisible. the bgp says this is not just hi, india and the west that on a dealer making the defense backs with from a major of free trade agreement in the works for the u. k. and high tech deal with a usc for teaming up to design and develop a new technologies are going to transform lives. are people around the world. it's an indication of how well placed in guys you'll politically that when the ukraine war broke out. a new denny the fuse to condemned russia rather than being shunned or licked showed that india found it says being ruled by all the sites. not least by lead us in the way back home, india, as a rule, as a sort of the mediator in the ukraine conflict, was funding to election propaganda. during these mil elections in 2023, the president of the b j. b. alton, the campaign team team, the prime minister, had managed to bring a horse through the water, a new cream to allow indian students to escape you're what, there's a lot of money, but there was a, you know, what are the yeah, a lot of the are brought up too much, it didn't, you know, during the test, but these are the roughly when the foreign ministry was austin, of this briefing for details of this diplomatic mazda screw, reality didn't quite stack up. we got the specific inputs that look at this is a, this is a move that's available. these are the places that the indian citizens should go by this time we can read that last citizens. and i'm happy that many could make it, but it struck a lifting batch to see that somebody is holding a bumping or that the, you know, the system to re up coordinating that i think is that is absolutely inactive. despite the denies the story even died. it came up again in a b j. b campaign video for the upcoming elections. god, that would be the i'm a goodly a. do r go. i'd be both or for everybody both because you bump up in the normal cost full . so this kind of pull it a good body would have been blown out of the water. how about in the media landscape that being lodge me brock to hear the movie governments that humans are amplified? 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this contact group continues to step up to meet ukraine's most urgent need lots of cross live, not to r, r t corresponding to egos done of ego is good. you have you do? i mean, now this week alone, there's been a huge, new multi 1000000000 dollar, a tries to tm revelations that long range muscles have secretly been supplied. and now the news of these f sixteens, what next that we're expecting? well, mike was certainly the united states. they all hyping up the shipment and the so supply all the up 16 fighter jobs and they are in the just selling it as a game changer, you know, piece of equipment that will help the ukrainians on the battlefield. the key of and to, and presidents the landscape, they have been doing the same on that part. but well, the role and this has been moved to kind of, well the growing descent and the growing restlessness within the ukrainian society that are growing very, very tired and weary of this conflict. now the 16 fight are just, of course, it is still the 1st time it has been announced that have been 2 weeks. so by these fighters just being supplied to ukraine

r. r. yet to be taken down. the grand staging of the g 20 brought together between impulses of multi eda foreign policy. to impress indian voters about the country super boss status, and to showcase the prime minister as advising global statesman. the lack of the fact is undeniable. a pleasure to welcome prime minister to a strategy a movie has been welcomed across many wisdom capital. each visit marked by slickly stage, the events and photo of a dramatic done it on from 2 decades ago when the united states denied movie a visa because of course sylvia. violations of religious feedings. rather than stem from sick, dead in violence in the way it's done state of good job in 2002 when movie was chief minister that over the opposing. what did most of them mostly body has strenuously denied any in the violence concerns or the persecution of minorities and the suppression of defending the buses. duty, even it's been knocked twice explicitly by many with them. lead us in 2020 to the us state department of the park listed significant human rights issues and abuse of in india in the past decade or so. the, as the word order has segmented and in the economy in dies, but it has drawn the wrist. no beacon of rights and values it says has chosen to downplay any one of you regarding in the trajectory. i think there are a specific reasons why western governments have decided to put aside their concerns about democratic backsliding and human rights violations in india, particularly after 2014. i think one of them is definitely the idea that in the eyes, this potential market, the bright spot is the world bank, has called it in a was where there are very few good stories when it comes to the economy. the 2nd, i think, is the idea of that in a world off unpredictability, off conflict, and all of these alpha bowers coming up, you know, russia, china, india stands out as a kind of counterbalance the democracy in india is a concern for human rights now or the is fitting abroad with the un human rights commission, or maybe some media arriving all the due date is these kind of questions. but venue build up the rap ones with the needle. then he understands that being a very important part of prime listen would use a strong effort to explain the perspectives of india to explain what is happening in yet directly creating a rapport with his intellect, who does abroad. and this one had a very, i think, positive, and i would save some cases, even a spectacular outcome among those who caused spectacular outcomes. was this in 2023 prime minister movie was invited to address a joint session of the united states congress. talk this on a i asked in my deepest rectitude on behalf of the 1400000000 c, 5 of india. this was followed by a lot of the didn't at the white house, a diplomatic on a reserved for the us as close as ban lights, chairs. it's important to note though that movie wasn't the 1st name, didn't prime minister to be on in this way. several indian beams in the boss him address joins sessions and it'd be hosted at the white house. it's a hallmark of movie eat up foreign policy. however, the events like these are hyped in a manner that vendors previous ones invisible. bgp says this is not just type in the west on a deal making speech defense backs with from a major free trade agreement in the works with the u. k. and type big deal with a usc for teaming up to design and develop a new technologies. they're going to transform the lives, are people around the world. it's an indication of how well, please in guys your politically that when the ukraine war broke out, a new daily the fuse to condemn russia rather than being shunned or licked showed that india found it says being ruled by all sides. not least by leaders in the west back home, india, as a rule, as a sort of the mediator and the ukraine conflict was funding to election propaganda . during these mil elections in 2023, the president of the b j. b, out on the campaign fee, deemed that the prime minister had managed to bring a horse to the water in ukraine to allow indian students to escape you're to do what this amount of money, but there was a, you know, what are the yeah, the are brought up to about the good, but these are the rough with, with the foreign ministry was often a best briefing for details of this diplomatic mazda screw. reality didn't quite stack up. we got the specific inputs that look at this is a, this is a move that's available. these are the places that the indian citizen should go by this time we can read that last citizens and i'm happy that many could make it, but it struck a lifting batch to see that somebody is holding a bumping. or that the, you know, this is something we have for lifting that i think is that is absolutely inactive. despite the denial of the story been died, it came up again in a b j. b campaign video for the upcoming elections. god, that would be the i'm a goodly a record the public or for everybody both because you pop up in the normal cost full. so this kind of pull it a good body would have been blown out of the water. how about in the media landscape? that's being lodge me, brock, to hear the movie governments that humans amplified it's setbacks downplayed, and it isn't as if they haven't been set back. one of the most significant sensational accusation by the prime minister of canada. justin to know that india had office pay the beginning of a seek separatist on canadian, sorry. incredible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. par dave, sing. mitchell, india foreign minister, denied the accusation and blamed canada for giving safe haven to see extreme favor creating an independent state in find jobs in india is northwest in the last uh sure, yes. uh, canada actually has seen and a lot of organized, right. you know, relating to, you know, the so session is a foss, this organized crime while and 6th stream mission. but weeks later, the crisis snowboard a similar navigation came from india's allies, the united states. the india had attempted to assassinate the speak, separatist on us territory. given india is growing strategic importance to the west, the setback is unlikely to cause tvs to diplomatic damage. but it didn't do as own backyard does mean a breakdown of relations with china. a spend off between 2 strong men, lead to the spiking of tension is do, please despise more of these out. feet. that will be $181.00 to $1.00 meetings between him and china. as president, she jane think, i do agree that the fact that of china is, is very significant. i would say quite clearly that the brightness of what he made every effort. there's no doubt about that. you know, that was all the, the bilateral meeting was it has too many other meetings and how much but what happened in 2020 and got as long as a complete shock. a series of chinese army incursions in the gold, one valley, a contested commodity and region wide over into a deadly class in 2020 some of it's captured in video released by the chinese apologies. it was the 1st major instance of fighting in nearly 4 decades. at least 20 indian and 4 chinese solar just reportedly died in the fighting. the china is not the only neighbor with whom talks have broken down. the situation has also deteriorated with bucket stock, but here a collapse of diplomacy may have actually worked to the more the government's advantage. the hindu right represented by movie and his party, the bgp had long used foxes, not as far as the white campaign to target indian muslims incident waiting, the loyalties of i was in guys listening with dorothy neighbor even so when he 1st came to apply the vicki to go movie made a boy just to invite him to been prime minister of boxes. done lots cities to his wedding in a year later, another surprise moved. he dropped into la hood for an unexpected meeting with chevy. but that promising stock side quickly the what it is of it that focused on has a long history for violence instead of ism against india, india and number down and its activation is the focused on backing proxy, tentative and learning again, story and of listening, bought attention about breaking news coming into the mattress game to ahead in 2019, when as retaliation for the status of the stripe on indian troops. and this means you can get launched unprecedented aspect deep inside buck this on, instead of the with the email sticky notes, data discounts, the bombardment conducted months before the in the us national elections. that you like to a near go to the breakdown of relations with buck this time for the sci galvanize to be some nice list credentials bunker building to a 9 flight 2nd. some form of the met that i cannot doubt about met a plus sign model job, stop the farthest on the bottom of the mac. as like, being modeled in um somebody with a whole new daily muscular nationalism may have contributed to a breakdown of talks with docusign. but it is drawn india closer to other countries with similar ideologies. like israel. ready movie was the 1st engine prime minister to visit the country in 2017 and having a relationship with prime minister benjamin nothing. yahoo sex, you are the one leader. so being able to sustain. however, if you can get in vans, relationship goes beyond the personal connections between the 2. need a is in the 2nd largest supply of military equipment to india for observers and surprising the 2 majority of the nation. so it has such a close relationship. but hindu nationalism is not the only driving force guiding more the, the foreign policy. it's also driven by pragmatism. the best example of which is the remarkable outreach to them was clear that it was a vision known in indian foreign policy circles as west issue no other indian visa has engaged with ad of lead us, quite like movie has in 2019 saw the abs crown prince m b s moment been some on was warmly to see the new denny, the height of the scandal of the murder of saw, the gentlest jamal kashodi was dismembered reportedly on the order of m. b. s. then that other relations with the united out of them, of that movie, has visited the country 7 times more than any indian leader beforehand. president obama bins, i known as m b 's. it was moving his brother and was key in improving the building . or if i came to temple in that, would that be a better say, but i say your p c got higher omitted feet, highness, se mama when diet. but the deep investment in building a relationship with the ad it was has a times been checked in by rising, is lama for b, as in india. and how openly senior members of to be, proclaim it in 2022. during a tv discussion, a bgp spokesperson made dedicated to the mox, about the prophet mohammed. it grew widespread and they had condemnation from not just out of nations, but most of the majority nations around the world. i think of even the government was not expecting the kind of response that they saw a social media picked it up. it became an off of an issue that a vice presidential trip was got shot abroad. it became enough of an issue that body legal is here. were made to deal with, mobilize to speak about the foreign policy aspect of fall, what was essentially seen as a, as a, as a huge speech comment. and i think so, the government learned a very strong lesson go by, that they called in india foreign policy. and the movie has not seen as, as government teams, one of on broken successes that will be sent back as well. let's narrow it down to the other big claim made by the more the government that they have double charged in the us economy. despite the number of indicators is probably the most prominent via session that india today is the fastest growing economy in the world. indeed it is, india, do it over 8 percent in the last quarter, the highest in the world. it's instructive though, to understand how this has come to be with the, to fox to this. so one of the issue is how much of the economy as a whole actually been growing? and the reason we're the fastest growing is because we have the biggest slump during go with 19. okay, so in trenton, trenton area, one of the west kids economy. and we have recovered from that. so of course that's what the recovery means. if you're getting back to your previous line, then it's going to be faster than others. but the 2nd part of it is actually probably more important. it's a very case ship recovery, i think on it really it's been confined to the top 20 percent of the population at the most, which has been doing very well. but on the other hand, the rest of the economy and the major part of the population is doing was i would say the numbers back this up, the recent survey found inequality in india. is it a 100 you in high with the top one percent owning 40 percent of the national with the government teams, the benefits of growth are not limited to the wealthy, but that is trickling down. lifting millions out of poverty. many more than in the past. good evening our okay, not a this, i gotta walk up sims wednesday i i'm gonna be mighty to try to go fuck it off a bit. go to the same book, b, u, r. they get these values. so what the government has done is that it's changed how it is going to define poverty. it's using one multi dimensional property measure, which is chevy. se problematic, and which is designed to suggest that less and less people up what we have a very, very large number of florida and all those kinds of data are telling us that not only do we still have a very large number of income for, but other kinds of over d, like football t, me will be increasing. so there's no, you know, data which is, you know, being human which is being created by the going to make, okay, it is the data that is flowing from the ground 11 and it is be calculated and just being present to the people we input the more the government does not want the height anything but it's the government is not hiding the bad news and fall with the is declining. why some us is the more the government expending district measure of announced during the call with brent demick, like extra rations to the po

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park listed significant human rights issues and abuse of in india, in the past decade or so. the, as the word order has segmented and in the economy and dice, but has drawn the wrist. no beacon of rights and values. it says has chosen to downplay any one of you regarding the trajectory. i think there are a specific reasons why western governments have decided to put aside their concerns about democratic backsliding and human rights violations in india, particularly after 2014. i think one of them is definitely the idea that in the eyes, this potential market, the bright spot is the world bank, has called it in a was where there are very few good stories when it comes to the economy. the 2nd, i think, is the idea of that in a world off unpredictability, off conflict, and all of these alpha bowers coming up, you know, russia, china, india stands out as a kind of counterbalance the democracy in india is the concern for human rights now or the is fitting abroad, what does a you and human rights commission, or maybe some media arriving all the due date is these kind of questions. but when you build up the rough ones with the needle, then he understands that being a very important box or from listen would use a strong effort to explain the perspectives of india to explain what is happening in the directly creating a rapport with his intellect, who does abroad, and this one had a very, i think, positive, and i would save some cases, even spectacular outcomes among those who caused spectacular outcomes. with this in 2023 prime minister movie was invited to address a joint session of the united states congress. taught this on a i asked in my deepest gratitude on behalf of the one point told bmc for india. this was followed by a lot of the didn't and at the white house, a diplomatic one know deserved for the us as close as ban lights, chairs. it's important to note though that movie wasn't the 1st name, didn't prime minister to be on in this way. several indian beams in the boston address joined the sessions and it'll be hosted at the white house. it's a hallmark of movie eat up foreign policy. however, the events like these are high in a manner that vendors previous ones invisible. bgp says this is not just type in the west on a deal making speech defense backs with from a major free trade agreement in the works with the u. k. and high tech deal with a usc for teaming up to design and develop a new technologies are going to transform the lives. are people around the world. it's an indication of how well, please in guys your politically that when the ukraine war broke out, a new denny refused to condemn russia rather than being shunned or licked showed that india found it says being ruled by all sides. not least by leaders in the west back home, india, as a rule, as a sort of the mediator and the ukraine conflict was funding to election propaganda . during these mil elections in 2023, the president of the b j. b. alton, the campaign c deemed of the prime minister had managed to bring a horse through the water new cream to allow indian students to escape you're used to what the pas are, you know, what are the yeah, a lot of the are brought up too much. it didn't, you know delicate, but these are the, roughly with the foreign ministry. was often up this briefing for details of this diplomatic mazda screw. reality didn't quite stack up. we got the specific inputs that look at this is a, this is a move that's available. these are the places that the indian citizen should go by this time we can read that last citizens and i'm happy that many could make it, but it struck a lifting batch to see that somebody holding a bumping. uh, on that uh, you know, this is something we have for lifting that i think is that is absolutely inactive. despite the denies the story been died, it came up again in a b j. b campaign video for the upcoming elections. god, that would be the i'm a goodly a record default or for everybody both because you pop up in the normal cost full. so this kind of political body would have been blown out of the water. how about in the media landscape that's being lodge me? brock to hear the movie governments that humans are amplified, it's setbacks down played and it isn't as if they haven't been set back. one of the most significant, sensational activation by the prime minister of canada, just due to know that the indian head office paid the beginning of us the separate test on canadian, sorry, incredible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen, hard to sing nature, india foreign minister denied the accusation and blamed canada for giving safe haven to seek extreme favor creating an independent state in front job in india as north with in the last. uh sure, yes. canada, actually it has seen a lot of organized crime, you know, relating to, you know, the session. it's a process organized crime while and 6th stream is like weeks later, the crisis snowboard a similar navigation came from india as allies, the united states. the india had attempted to assassinate the speak, separatist on us territory. given india is growing strategic importance to the west . the setback is unlikely to calls tvs to diplomatic damage, but it didn't just own backyard. there's been a breakdown of relations with china, a stand off between 2 strong men, lead to the spiking of tensions to please despise more of these out. feet. that will be $181.00 to $1.00 meetings between him and china spends. and she jen, thing i do agree that the fact that of china is, is very significant. i would say quite clearly that the brightness of what he made every effort. there's no doubt about that. you know, there was all the, the bilateral meetings, they had too many of the meetings and some it. but what happened in 2020 and galvan came as a complete shock, a series of chinese army incursions in the gold. one valley contested him on the invasion. wind over into a deadly class in 2020, some of which captured and video released by the chinese apologies. it was the 1st major instance of fighting in nearly 4 decades. at least 20 indian and 4 chinese solar just reportedly died in the fighting. china is not the only neighbor with whom talks have broken down. the situation has also deteriorated with bach. hassan, but here a collapse of diplomacy may have actually worked to the more the government's advantage. the hindu right represented by movie and his party, the bgp had long used foxes, not as far as the white campaign to target indian muslims, instead of waiting their loyalties. i would seen guys listening with dorothy neighbor even so when he 1st came to apply to vicki to go movie made a boy just to invite him to been prime minister of boxes, done the last cities to his wedding in a year later. another surprise moved. he dropped into la hood for an i'm expected meeting with chevy, but that's promising. stopped sod quickly. the what it is of it that focused on has a long history for violence and terrorism against india, india and number down. and it's actually based on the spark of sand backing proxy, tentative and learning again. story and of wesley bought attention about breaking news coming into a mattress game to ahead in 2019 when as retaliation for instead of the stripe on indian troops increased means in get launched. unprecedented aspect, deep inside buck this on, instead of the with the email, take notes, data discounts, the bombardment conducted months before the indians, national elections that you like to a near total breakdown of relations with buck. this time for the strikes galvanized immediately these naturalists credentials once a building to a 9 flight 2nd, them formerly met that i cannot doubt about met a plus sign for federal job. stop the bodies phone, get fall out. there might be some on or somebody with a whole new daily is muscular nationalism may have contributed to a breakdown of talks with docusign. but it is drawn india closer to other countries with similar ideologies like israel. ringback ready ready movie was the 1st engine prime minister to visit the country in 2017 and having a relationship with prime minister benjamin up in yahoo that you are the one need to for being able to sustain. however, if you can get is in relationship goes beyond the personal connections between the 2. need a is in the 2nd largest supply of military equipment to india. for observers, it's unsurprising. the 2 majority of the nation should have such a close relationship. but hindu nationalism is not the only driving force guiding more the, the foreign policy. it's also driven by pragmatism, the best example of which is the remarkable outreach to the most claim ad. it was a vision known in indian foreign policy circles as west asia no other indian veto has engaged with ad of lead us, quite like movie has in 2019 saw the abs crown prince m b s moment been says mom was warmly to see the new denny, the size of the scandal of the motor saw the journalist jump on control, was dismembered, reported me on the order of in the then that of relations with the united out of them, of that movie has visited the country 7 times more than any indian leader before him, president obama bins i had known as m b. that was movie his brother and was key and approving the building of i came to temple in that. would that be a better some say, but i say you got higher? omitted that feet, highness, see mama when diet. but a deep investment in building a relationship with the ad it was has at times being taken by rising is lama for b, as in india. and how openly senior members of to be, proclaim it in 2022 during a tv discussion b spokesperson made delegate to the mox, about the prophet mohammed. it grew widespread and they had condemnation from not just out of nations, but most of the majority nations around the world. i think that even the government was not expecting the kind of response that they saw. social media picked it up. it became an off of an issue that a vice presidential trip was got shot abroad. it became enough of an issue that body leaders here were made to deal with, mobilize to speak about the foreign policy aspect of what was essentially seen as a, as a, as a huge speech comment. and i think of the government learned a very strong lesson go by that they called in india foreign policy. and the movie has not been as a government cleans one of unbroken successes that have been sent back as well. let's now turn to the other big claim made by the more the government that they have double charged in the us economy. despite the number of indicators is the most prominent being the assertion that india today is the fastest growing economy in the was indeed it is. india. do it over 8 percent in the last quarter, the highest in the world. it's instructive though, to understand how this has come to be with the 2 fox to this. so one issue is how much of the economy as a whole actually been growing? and the reason we have the fastest growing is because we have the biggest slump during go with 19. okay, so in trenton, trenton area, one of the west kids economy. and we have recovered from that. so of course, best for the recovery means if you're giving back to your previous line, then it's going to be faster than others. but the 2nd part of it is actually probably more important. it's a very good ship recovery, i think on it really it's been confined to the top 20 percent of the population at the most, which has been doing very well. but on the other hand, the rest of the economy and the major part of the population is doing was i would say the numbers back to some reason. so we found inequality in india. is it a 100 year high, with the top one percent owning 40 percent of the national with the government teams, the benefits of growth are not limited to the wealthy, but that is trickling down, lifting millions out of poverty many more than in the past hour. okay. not a this i dog walk up sims wednesday. i'm gonna be mighty to try to go fuck it off a bit. go to the same book, be your, did get these values. so what the government has done is that it's changed how it is going to define poverty. it's using one multi dimensional poverty measure, which is chevy. se problematic, and which is designed to suggest that less and less people up what we have a very, very large number of florida and all those kinds of data are telling us that not only do we still have a very large number of income for, but other kinds of over d, like football it to me will be increasing. so there's no, you know, data which is, you know, being human which is being created by that going to make, okay, it is the data that is flowing from the ground level and it is be calculated and just being present to the people we input the more the government does not want the height anything but it's the government is not hiding the bad news and fall with the is declining. why some us is the more the government expending district major was announced during the call with brent demick. like extra rations to the poor russian. decide these contradictions, the government has gone on a major handouts pretty, not just for greens, for 3 or subsidized cooking gas cylinders, houses, and toilets. a big talking point, a hit of elections. while many of the benefits are not new economists of map how the scale of the distribution has spiked off, the movie came to bob. increasingly using digital payment price line for more efficient delivery experts have a name for it new instead of the where the government moves away from its traditional role of providing education and health. and instead focuses on quick fix benefits for immediate political gain. and it's very hard to make changes in the delivery of education, delivery of health care, and see the changes happening in a short while and to get credit for that. so what you're do, whether you focus instead on, you know, what in this country are called freebies, you and handouts direct benefit strong. so then what's important is those have become much more efficient to date. when i send you a 1000 rupees a month, it reaches you, that's the beauty of the digitalization off the benefits transfer that has happened in this country. the downside of that is it's much easier for me to do that then to improve your school's or to improve your health care. and especially when i could put my photo on the front page, newspaper adds, thing i give you the 1000 rupees, or i give you a, you know, free gas or subsidize gas. i get the benefit as the leader of the parking deleted. if the poppy is front and center of many is the government's pro poor schemes. more these images printed on bags of free food rations. when fe, policies bear his title in the name, a low cost housing scheme is called the b and i lost you. it's not the schemes of transport gas the farm us be, i'm guess on a steam to open know for those bank accounts being junk 10 yards, not a small loan scheme. the pm would that i, you know, it's not an insurance scheme called the i used one product bmw, john, r o get you, it's not platinum understood it is, you know, a kind of unifying fact. them for the concrete diamond instead, is elected majority to lee and you say anything fact that's a display minister movie to model after 10 years or 15 years, there might be many, many nameless test would be coming and going, right. the opposition disagrees. they say the multi branded handouts, i meant to bolster the product of the prime minister and dollars more to the anger against the government's failure. like a lack of decent job for the ways of educated young indians entering the workforce every. the videos of the legal binding of thousands of young men and women. many of them college graduates joined all night for openings for government, school teachers, and police constable. these are not isolated instances, according to a recent survey by the international labor organization in guest educated youth make up more than 65 percent of the total number of unemployed in the country. so in fact, you'

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strikes and the conflict in the middle east continues to escalate, it means a lot of the carriers have to r r reroute from here to europe. that may cause a cloud of uncertainty. back to you, frank good morning >> jp, thank you very much for the report >>> we very more to come on ""worldwide exchange," and including more on the israel strike on iran. >>> and rising political risk. what you should be doing with your money this morning. >>> and later, not for getting about big tech shares sinking despite the pop in stock we have a very busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns stay with us i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. >>> welcome back markets around the world still in shock as investors digest the middle east issues we have alex morris on the line with us. >> good morning, frank. >> how do you view this through the investor lens? the israeli strike on iran is limited. we have not heard from the idf yet. we expect to hear from the secretary of state at 6:30 a.m. eastern time through the inves

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r. c, or in the adjoining country. the company seems to rely mainly on the due diligence of its suppliers to advocate the source it's raw materials but, but the r c. notice says the suppliers rely on a flawed system of certification from a supply chain initiative known as the i t a c i. that was settled over 10 years ago when solve a supply of conflict, free minerals from the g r c. however, apple is not the only major corporation and relies on the system. test law intro, and samsung or among some of the other companies that depend on the eyes. yes, yeah. but the devil isn't the details, according to record by global witness. 90 percent of the minerals from specific mining sites reviewed by the program did not come from accredited mines. while the g r c has demanded that apple responds to each notice. within 3 weeks. it's not a wait and see game as to whether global tech science will put people's lives or profits 1st, tennessee of easy archie nigeria. so earlier we spoke to diplomatic and political analysts due to mary fu, he emphasized that major tech companies might be indirectly supporting atrocities. and the d. r. c. the question is tempted to block, that's what this means is drunk. so meaning that these people are not the only finding the crimes we are attempting to finance german. so here we're turning all mazda tribes. we have master trust, and um, you

federation. provided the russian aviation with the fact that it repaired air-to-air missiles, c-73, r-27, rnd missiles of the air-to-earth class, and among these air-to-earth missiles, these guidance units for kh-22 missiles and to of kh-55 missiles, these are the missiles that are placed there, which are used by the enemy for ugu blows on ours. objects, the manager, representative of gur andrii yusov said yesterday that the industrial enterprise was given certain losses, which will affect the pace of repairs. works on the restoration of the same missiles that i spoke about earlier, so in any case we can say that the established practice of destroying the russian defense industrial structure deep in the territory of the enemy continues, our drones are used for this, 300 km, here such a distance that a whole line of our drones, both ours and those we make with partners, if we talk about ours, here in particular drones of the beaver and luty types have a range of up to 100 km, they are quite capable of doing this work. but, well, we paid more attention to their oil refining facilities, here a

yes, the w a has also mentioned it some of the fact that as well, sorry r a b r as also uh drug and yeah, you know drug area. um there are a lot of um on the on there are a lot of palestine people living there. um uh both countries have helps to um to, to take um taking drones towers drones down from the sky. um to, to help um protect is right. and those countries, i'm not um, collected code friends. so if we try it and that makes me, gives me some hope that we're going to have peace in the near east. and the next yes perhaps. now is there anything that germany can do to help diffuse a situation? a lot of locks. um we, we, uh i'm an intermediates between israel and around because we talked with both sides and we try to de escalate the situation. that's the one thing that we can do. but in the military, um terms we would not be involved in anything. uh not in uh, in a 2nd around or something like that. um. so it's just uh, a piece talks. and so trying to, to talk with both sides to de escalate that that's what we can do. and i found that that member of the german problem and thank you ver

so good for r r doing it. at 16, she got a law dege northwestern despite the fact that she couldn't actually use it to practice law in almost any of the states. she worked at whole house, the one of the most important sort of developments in sociology in the early 20thenry. it was a place where really intelligent women got together and were trying to finwa to solve pblems of facing women in poverty. and she alsoounded the national consumer league, which was one of the most influential interest groups in thear 20th century. we're going to see the national consumer league in involved in cases not just today, but throughout the new deal. okay, so curt mueller obviously wants the us supreme court to strike this law down. what kinds of arguments is he making to that effect? the first one he makes is the notion that the government has to stay neutral and if it's not staying neutral, it's picking sides or the way you would describe that in the legalese of the time is that the state of oregon is engaging in class disc

show so in many ways the governments that are controlling the capitals of government and the rock r i r l i. the around 11 on, of course, is, has the law that has the, that is the strongest force in liberty society and in many ways in terms of it's, in that i think of hated by many liberties people, but materially, it has a strong military power. and it doesn't have much drywall, so it didn't, there's live in on the syrian regime that's more complicated. i don't think the steering issue with it anyway at all wants to join a fight with israel, but it doesn't all have the power on. it's a uh, on its own. the, the axis operates on city and territory when it comes to other countries. um, you know, they will decide on a case by case basis, russia and china have some relations video. randi, i don't think they want to get into a fight in israel, out of countries, almost the provost are in the, in the region. um, other than the ones that i mentioned um uh, but you know, but they also, they don't want to get into a fight that prevents them, but they're not res riley. they don't want to get into

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protect you, no he doesn't protect me, he's a criminal, he's a criminal, you want the same r, i don't want the same r, i want them to delete my house, the israelis won the west bank, which was not captured in 1948, in 1967 and after they were able to reach the strategic areas that were supposed to be reached there according to the zionist project. of course, according to international laws, the occupation of the west bank was and is illegal. but the israelis for the way. wetting their encroachments on these areas, the presence of palestinians with bottlenecks they faced a lot and with long walls and extensive checkpoints. limit the presence of palestinians and simplify the construction of jewish settlements. since then, more than 300,000 israelis have settled specifically in the west bank. the truth about the occupied west bank , the west bank is a separate prison, the gaza strip is a single prison surrounded by the sea and walls, but the west bank is an overlapping prison . ahl al-dafah al-gharbiyyah and i am forbidden resistance to erecting barriers, all barriers and barriers between the last barri

you're watching r t international r t correspondent donald a quarter has been deported after being detained for hours at the blue sea airport . he was held on arrival in the george and capital to prevent him and covering the violent protest over the so called foreign influence law. the, the demonstrators waved towards the end and you flags as they condemned the so called for an agents legislation intended to give more transparency about foreign funding of engine goes and the news outlets. western powers have expressed concerns about the bill. despite it practically mirroring a decades old u. s. law, let's take a closer look. the georgia proposal, like the u. s. law, requires embryos and media outlets to register if they receive income from abroad facing penalties for infringements. despite the obvious similarity after the reintroduction of the bill to the georgian parliament, the us state department reacted swiftly saying the adoption of this law will lead the country off the european pass. you remain deeply concerned that this draft legislation would harm civil society organizations workin

r n a r t is use of july the brings us more of the ship seizure marks. the 1st major sign of surgeon tension says israel's killing of iranian military personnel and syria. we heard that a vessel, a link to is really, billionaire, a all or power was confiscated by the r g. c. navy of the vessel was seized near the emerald port city of 4 j. right now there's one in state media said the ship identified as the portuguese flag, m. s. c. a we use had now been directed towards it was territorial waters. as long as they are known, who was agency also published this short headline. we did a continued container ship named a m s. c. aries was seized by the r d. c. navy special forces by carrying out a highly borne operation. the ship reportedly had disabled tracking data before entering the regent at tactic repeatedly employed by is radiate affiliated vessels . when passing through the persian gulf and destroyed apartment was now the incident caught a nerve in his royal after the april 1st assault on care was consulate in syria. israel has been on high alert to respond to any possible with tally authorities, tried from iran while tel aviv has a brief itself for the worst case scenario of a direct and wanting an attack on his territory. it has now condemned the

r t. how so what it emerged and is manifesting itself. but we're in the middle between 2 orders. we haven't, we have less beautiful r t, but multiple r t, it hasn't really cemented itself. and for this reason, the us would like to pull the world back. beautiful archie. well, you know, russia, china, india, most of the world would seek for most of the world outside middle that is, would like to see the world pushed towards multiply fee. and i think this is a good way of understanding the ukraine in worse worldwide. both sides are prepared now to risk even nuclear war, as if the, if needed when this war and russia would be broken. and also that's what we can significantly china, and this will be the what will the strength and the, the unit fall or order. on the other hand, if the russia would succeed, then we would likely see multiple are to emerge. and this is also the, the message i get from people around the world. the various leaders around the world are saying in a way that we don't necessarily support rushes for against the ukraine. but the, if we, if for nato defeats rush out of the world will really be unbearable. eh, at least

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