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g'day india, on david warner and this is my backyard.tional cricket is also featured on social media videos, urging his legions of followers in india to visit australia. how was that for a holiday? travel companies say the india diaspora in australia is helping to fuel the tourism industry in both countries. indian migration here, the families are following to visit every year. and also the outbound as well so the indian australians have settled here and go back every year particularly in the sum , this time of the year, december, january to visit family. similar cricket themed adverts will be shown ahead of another highly anticipated test series when england visit australia for the ashes in the member. ——november. prepare once again... to be bowled over. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. cricket funds are always ahead. the list goes on and on. thank you for your company. bye for now. hi—ya, i'm betty with the catch—up. tonight: the vivienne, the golden globes and a chinese ice festival. tributes have been pouring in after it was announced

you mentioned the india coach _ to do so. you mentioned the india coach there, _ to do so. was| to do so. you mentioned the. india coach there, there was a bit of needle between both coaches after andrew mcdonald the other day mentioned that perhaps his teenage opener needed a little care and attention after the attention he had got from the indian players. and then saying that australia is essentially soft for the thinking that some constants might need that attention, this needle, it�*s wonderfulfrom attention, this needle, it�*s wonderful from the outside, but what does it suggest about those two camps on the inside? two thoughts here. both coaches are feeling left out that only the people in the middle have had some fun, but on a more serious plane, i do think that it was a conscious effort by the team management because talking to some of the people who have played or seen sam play, they have said that while he is a confident young man, as many of these youngsters are, he is not as abrasive or as in yourface as we he is not as abrasive or as in your face as we saw when

the word reciprocal is important because if somebody charges us, india, if india charges us 100%, dondia will need to relook its own much more on those stories and we will have full coverage of that inauguration here on the bbc on monday, stay with us for that. that is it from business today. hello from the bbc sport centre. at the australian open tennis, zheng qinwen admitted it was not her day as she was beaten in the second round in the biggest shock of the tournament so far. china's zheng was runner—up to aryna sabalenka last year and is the olympic singles gold medallist, but lost to german veteran laura siegemund. the fifth seed is the highest ranked playerfrom either singles draw to lose so far at melbourne. i have a lot of chance to break her in the first set, but in that moment may be my concentration is not there. i was making easy mistakes in that moment plus a bit tricky for me in the first set, a tricky way to lose, because i didn't feel my performance was good enough but at the same time i felt that she was playing very good today. i wanted to come out courageous, i wan

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factory workers in india, india band as best as mining in 1993, but impulse more of the toxic material than any other country in the world. using it and root cement and calls. industry leaders claim it can be safe if handled responsibility. but according to the world health organization, as best to schools as long john, so malignant needle, p leo ma, lagrange, you can. so the, the factory and go look at the employees, $300.00 men and women who work around the clock. one employee has agreed to speak with us as long as we don't identify him. the man who vehicle so here has worked here for decades with now fios for his health and that of his fellow workers, the uniform uniforms your maximum. you have made it in beverly to type, i'm going to cut off with or you can you give me those based on that have been, i've been to be the oh, let me see here. do you home? what are you doing is getting this, it doesn't do that. they're not getting the vehicle degree or whether you save it on hold on a how you doing, how you substitute, what do you i he said, what are you able to so he says the workers

having lost the past two series to india.nt of view, while jasprit bumrah leads an improving pace attack, their once imperious batting line up has failed to deliver in australia. captain rohit sharma dropped himself for the test at the scg while, apart from a century in perth, virat kohli could barely muster a score. prakash wakankar followed the series in australia and told me it could be time for some fairly seismic decisions to be made. even the way indian cricket has functioned in the recent past, this whole idea that players who have delivered so much over the years have a right to almost choose when they choose to depart is the narrative that will have to be countered, and i think that will be a matter for the selectors, particularly the chairman of selectors and the coach, along with the rest of the team administration that will have to make those calls, whether there will be nudges to these two, whether they will decide on their own or whether there will be more just a nudge needed, we will have to wait and see, india

we india. a went ahead and decided to spend millions of dollars over the years to build this for 10. what will this fortunately do for india is going to open up a markets in central asia. b, it's also going to got down sleep time. the oil is off. no, such as russia, for example, or even been in the us and humanity of an e as to of gone to san so very, very important to a meeting in, in this respect job. but also of this meeting has to be of use with the prison. oh, in the back to up all the recent fire exchange at the border between have gone to sign and box on the screen relationship between the phone box. hassan focused on remember she has a border booth with this kind of thought as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region. i would say the germany has issued a send me valve threads, the e, you could impose sanctions against social networks. that is, if they do not conduct fact checking operations, the content posted on that platforms, according to the digital servic

the word reciprocal is important because if somebody charges us, india, if india charges us 100%, dofor the same? economists say india will need to relook its own trade policies to deal with trump's aggressive tactics. trump is very pro—us business and in that contest, he has a us—first kind of approach. wherever the us businesses are going to face an issue, be it any country, be it india or otherwise, he is going to protest against it. he would be reactive if india continues to have high tariffs on us products. in a changed world dynamics, india is already warming up to ease protectionism, looking to boost trade that helps create jobs. when you think of kenya, you don't necessarily think of snow and ice. but there is one place in the capital, nairobi, where it gets pretty cold. the ice rink at the panari hotel. that's where the kenya ice lions ? the country 5 only ice hockey team ? train weekly. despite the sport being uncommon across africa — the ice lions have continued to go from strength to strength. they will now get a chance to compete on the international stage having recentl

the 1st time of the meeting between india seems to autumn onto 2021. and now this meeting to please in neutral territory in the volume in that meeting. there are several issues that were discussed, including by lots of relationship regional development. also very importantly, the chop on our boards now i'm going to show his son, india for its continued support. floor of the sun. india has let me point out very cautiously in a very limited manner, maintained its presence and double to what to connect with deep. so uh, not a full fledged through the embassy, but a technical team. and this team has been working on providing humanitarian aid to of gone a song that india has continuously been doing all of the zeros. uh and, and therefore we seen that the other forms i can see has also highlight to you. this is the importance of the people to people connect between india out of got a saw the for, and secretary underlined. india's historic friendship with the asking people and the strong people to people contacts between the 2 countries. in this context, he c

india is culturally... it's very diverse.majority of people prefer to marry within those communities or castes. you'd be surprised to know we are running almost at 200+ matrimony sites. it's based on languages, like, say, gujarati matrimony or, say, punjabi matrimony, tamil matrimony, bharat matrimony. based on religions — we have a christian matrimony, muslim matrimony. like that. we also based on various caste, like agarwal matrimony, patel matrimony. we do have special sites as well — divorcee matrimony, doctors matrimony. see, for the communities of like—minded people. when people prefer to marry like—minded people, we consider the community. so we run the 200+ matrimony sites based on these religion, languages, communities and specific sites. as you rightly said, we also look at socioeconomic status. we have special offerings for rich and affluent for india. it's called elite matrimony. we launched almost 15 years ago. which set a minimum of, say, us$1.5 million to be part of the elite matrimony. so... by the way, incide

the india cities are booming, buckhead, in homes and communities across the country lies a deadly fiber. as best of a desk from that group that they own the face all my own, all the moment the new i'm a little more on dozens of countries have banned the toxic mineral which gives about 200 and $55000.00 people every year. india, no longer mines is best those, but is the conduct of $200.00 causes. but in about a $170.00, the def, i have a positive guess as of as of associates, including the positive kind of odd, because at the age of the vector mazda service type, take me that them rather as long as he kind of high, i'm the either which of the you don't have health insurance, then you're immediately spending money on, on health care, on medicines and tests and so on. and so the money is, is desperately needed for people. and in those situations that levels of income a very, very low anyway. so by definition, some of the most oppressed and exploitative secretly filmed these on safe working conditions will probably work on better. i wouldn't want to hear don't maybe yes, this is the last on

i possibly feel india is a great choice.t choice. we have reached out to us potential customers and so they know about our offering, our capabilities in india. the us is one of india's largest trading partners and its biggest export market with a two—way trade of $190 billion last year. and it is notjust goods, india exports services of specialised talent that fuels the us tech industry. they tax us we tax them. the word reciprocal is important because if somebody charges us, if india charges us 100%, do we charge them nothing for the same? economists say india will need to relook its own trade policies to deal with trump's aggressive tactics. trump is very pro—us business and in that contest, he has a us first kind of approach. wherever the us businesses are going to face an issue, be it any country, be it india or otherwise, he is going to protest against it. he would be reactive if india continues to have high tariffs on us products. in a changed world dynamics, india is already warming up to easter protectionism, looking

now the title has described india as a key partner. as the top diplomat smacked in the by it was the 1st that's fine. so gathering said, kind of the gain power and i've got as on 3 years ago, the time out in smith's class a few days for miss. so i made assurances, but it does not pose a threat to india. in line with afghanistan is a balanced and economy focus foreign policy, the slavic em, or it aims to strengthen political and economic ties with india as a significant regional and economic partner. our foreign minister assured the indian side that there was no danger to any one from afghanistan. this was a farce, and therefore highly significant. the indian ford and sexy meeting with the 1st time ever meeting between india seemed to to power in 2021. and now this a meeting to place in a new territory, the volume in that meeting, there are several issues that were discussed, including by laptop relationship regional development. also very importantly, the chop on our boards now on minnesota stands india for its continued support. floor

but what's it like in india? the most number of couples in a country of 1.5 billion people. he's the boss of matrimony.com, which owns brands such as bharatmatrimony and a host of others, and they're actually the market leader across one of the biggest markets in the world. mr murugaveljanakiraman, a huge welcome to the programme. now, let me start with this — how different is the dating scene in india to the west? 0k, first of all, thank you for the opportunity. let me explain about the culture in india, how people get married. in india, there is no concept of dating, though today youngsters do some bit of dating, but culturally it is not the case. how people get married, either could be arranged by parents, or people — singles — may fall in love with the intention of getting married. that's the reason that tinder or these kind of casual relationship sites are not so popular or not so successful in india. so when you were...when you were setting up the company, you've pointed out already, you know, culturally, i

india has a lot riding on h—ib visas. put this in perspective for us.ian companies? well, it's very critical, steve. because notjust in professionals but every indian origined companies benefit from the h i b origined companies benefit from the h i b programme as we've seen for a long time now which is why any kind of policy change or any tinkering with h i b change or any tinkering with h i b tinkering has an impact on those living and working in the us or on the companies. which is why as the debate unfolded, you saw india rook looking at it and monitoring the developments closely and ending with the statement that came out of the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs who reiterated that the tech and economic cooperation between india and the us is heavily based on the kind of contribution skilled professionals to the us that go on this visa programme, and both countries have benefited from the kind of technical expertise that has arisen based on the cooperation. so they not only need it to build on this, but maintain it, and increase it as

so that is now to south east asia in india. so as it is looking forward to being a part of the initiatives within breaks also become a full member of the book this week. as a country with an ever growing and diverse economy. indonesia is committed to actively contributing to the bricks agenda on economic resilience. technology, cooperation and sustainable development. working with all brakes members and other parties for a just peaceful and prosperous world. we can utilize bricks members for our markets, such as india and china, as they have large populations with large potential ways of a rise. all of a multi poto will break size a much as a corner. so empower in the global south. amplify is influencing international affairs. brazil, currently presiding over the organization has dictated 2025, the year of strengthening co operation with the global south. on january, the 1st 8 additional nations including entities is regional neighbors. my lazy, i'm thailand during the blog as part of my country's buy from all of this that's 9

this is a deal that india assigned which is on this. this is a long term d, but then you don't do you need any sign with is ronnie vaughn, a country heavily sanctioned by the west and despite pressure was coming out to windows. we india a, went ahead and decided to spend billions of dollars over the years to build this for 10. what will this fortunately do for india is going to open up a markets in central asia. b, it's also going to cost down sleeps time, the oil is off no such as russia, for example, or even been in the us and humanity of an e at to, of gone to san. so very, very important to a meeting in, in this respect job. but also of this meeting has to be viewed with the prison. oh, in the back to up all the recent fire exchange of the border between have gone to sign and focus on the same relationship between the sun bulk hassan. focus on remember, she has a border booth when it's gone to sun as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region. i would say the and to obvious you issues now generally has issue

india has a lot riding on hib visas, put this in perspective for us, why is this important for indianal because a lot of from donald trump that is very much making... us exceptionalism continue on, tax cuts, fiscal spending or deregulation so i think the outlook is likely to be quite robust in 2025. what is your outlook for asia? a nuanced approach. i would say perhaps you have to look at... i think in china, we are neutral on china because there is outside and downside risk but i think in india and the asean region, the outlook is bright because india is easily going to grow by 6.5 or even higher in terms of growth, so a very strong middle class domestic consumption. exports, particularly digital, are quite resilient and insulated from the whole headwinds associated with trade. headwinds associated witi us |de. headwinds associated witi us citizenship and the us citizenship and immigration services from april to september last yeari in five hib visas were given to indian origin tech companies, which is significant. even the bbc reported over 70% of hib were given to indian nationals

we india. a went ahead and decided to spend billions of dollars over the years to build this for 10. what will this fortunately do for india is going to open up a markets in central asia. b. it's also going to cops down sleep time. the oil is off. no, such as russia, for example, or even been india since humanity of an e as to of gone to san so very, very important to a meeting in, in this respect job. but also of this meeting has to be of use with the prison. oh, in the back to up all the recent fire exchange of the border between have gone to sign and focus on the screen relationship between of us on bach. hassan focused on remember she has a border booth when it's gone to san as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region i would say about several major us bands including jp morgan. now i with ryan, from the ned 0 cabin admission agreement that had of trump's integration. we will continue to work independently to advance the interest of our firm, our shareholders in o

rece for india in central asia. it's also going to come down on some trades or old ones like the show, for example. i also defend you might have didn't age to gone to son and therefore we're working on that stuff is very important for him. dad also by bosses of focused on oh, so what are these developments also let me point out to your need to be looked at from the background. all 4 of the problem. so or the recent exchange of fire, the photo between of gone this on and off off the song, the streams, relationships between the 2 fancies and focused on i shouldn't go to both with india and have gone to some of the development. extremely significant quotes to the start until i put them out by the capital of chad, just outside the gates of the presidential palace. security full is open fire on a time because attempting to reach the compound. finally, a solve the problem is address the nation to provide reassurances just yet i am currently at the presidential palace where the situation is completely under control. there

you can seek investment opportunities in india, for example, using the rubies to invest in india. but that may be useful, and they may be reluctant to open certain sectors of its economy to it for an investment. so originally drive alternatively to increase this effort to imports from, from india within services and into and it may run into difficulties because it may want to protect certain sectors of the russian economy against inputs of goods and services. so what was the quote conversion to a 3rd possibility which hasn't been used is to do a tiny little operation with countries. 3rd, countries that have interest in receiving a robust to use in their relations with, with indian. who would that be? i mean the china and india with the perhaps have some know i was thinking of a central script that apple of the gulf countries. and we have a lot of close proximity to india need rubies. but while i say is this, by this example, shuts a show that a system based purely on national currencies is a good step. yes, but it's not sufficient. so we need to reference chris and another common

whereas india in 2024. the party is on $540.00, which is in the range of all these political barky that came back to follow. and the readings are movie the, the foreman of the prime minister of india for the 3rd consecutive, find a. so for the make out a chief to make a statement like that on a public platform is something that india has found extremely offensive. the indian administrative information and broadcast. he basically slash locks up a bar to lead people dogs to. but it wasn't, it wasn't just him, it was several harpies are about body members. the doors of took offense to what mach 2nd parts have to say there. but also let me point out the indian outstanding parliamentary committee. me someone knock step. but if that happens, of course, that's going to be really big. so now what i'm seeing is the really don't you know the markets like above was stranded in this information or whether he himself was misinformed. this is what he said of what cost 2024 was a big election year around the world. and, y

it to leading india as the fastest growing major economy. p embodies decisive 3rd term. victory is a testament to good governance and public trust. meta, it's disappointing to see misinformation from mr. sucker burg himself. let's uphold facts and credibility. this information about a democratic country lines. it's image the organization should apologize to parliament and the people here for this mistake. yeah, well for more all this, let's cross live to ortiz phase, the correspondent richard and sharma, richard in new delhi, not clearly happy with circuit bergs remarked both. i'd suggest for miss labeling the election results last year and also slamming the beach. appease action on cobit it is your right to is the indian government is all happy in the unhappy indians are unhappy in fact stuff, because the comments that have been made by a mock stucco guard. let me also tell you, have been speaking to a number or full government officials also along with members of the party. it's not that party which happens to be in the range and will be s

and with this particular statement, he has managed to offend india. it's an apology that india to say the least would expect, but at bottom that let me save that down. the ones that came off. so lots of good was miles that really are demeaning into the was not just democracy and did legal likes. but i'm kid shaw, told is that long as like a book, suppose, claim expose as much as malicious political intentions, i think, is trying to justify, to his mazda is that they are being successful in trying to manipulate the elections and the election inducted and that they think literally conduct and some other nations across the world. i think they've tried to glove india as well in the a success list. but i'm very happy to announce and see are very clear to the audience that defeated and yet they were not able to generate any good outcome in this particular election. despite the best of the, i flush that the impact their daddy deployed, but didn't all worked at 830. so i think of the ways to need. so now the lesson from india that it's not that just social me

and one of the most water scans feagins in southern india. a simple traditional solution isn't the works for complex climate change induced water problem. rainwater collection system cult duncan, in those areas to see that they used to be thinking what was known, use the same for the better. the good is this the 11? is that what is that? some people just sent me just sentence on this to get me the next me is working alongside local in administration and g. i said, you know, in the gym and project called water security and climate at the patient and really india to help make gallstones villages more climate resilient. one of the proposed solutions is the trunk of a concrete strep to to store rain water in villages for using their households. it's just a vague, from some where it is a coffee. it is a lot to say to the, i think the stories that had the dentist and such a disaster doesn't that the page on the site should be covered. been so that that might be a nation that it is a kind of around modern, an open val type with a broader 30 federal

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india. the shut down, so it is very hello and welcome. i'm so i think everybody annual watching equinox. now let's get to the no nonsense. 9 indian states are among the 15 most widely regions to climate change and 80 percent of our population lives in districts that are active risk of climate and use as often freaks loves storms, droughts, devastating extreme weather events. how can we mitigate that? in fact, at the local level, let's begin with the south of india. web. rising sea levels have degraded underground water flights. and this is bad news, especially for those areas which are already one that of course, the 6 incoming allowed to has imported and ancient technique from the desolate states of judges con, which is providing drinking water. dozens of. ready searching and collecting water for the household, a task that at small layers of function to these limits. and one of the most water scans regions in southern india, a simple traditional solution is in the works for a complex climate change induced water problem. but rainwater co

microsoft announces a multimillion dollar ai investment in india. we will be live there with the latest. hello and welcome. meta will end third—party fact checking on its social media platforms in the us. the company will move to a community note system and move to a community notes system similar to one elon musk�*s platform x uses. restrictions on contentious topics like gender identity will also end. ceo mark zuckerberg says this will promote freedom of speech which she hopes to prioritise overtaking misinformation. we built a lot of complex systems to moderate content. but the problem with complex systems is, they make mistakes. even if they accidentally censorjusti percent of posts, that's millions of people. and we have reached a point where it's just too many mistakes and too much censorship. the move comes as he and other tech executives have tried to improve relations with donald trump before he takes office and a day after facebook announced a trump ally dana white will be on the board. donald trump and his allies have previously criticise

why india? india is now the most populous country in the world and has a distinct model of governing technology. it has developed the government has developed digital public infrastructure, a whole india stack, a way to facilitate a digitization for the population with huge public promise, but also challenges when it comes to the role of private companies. challenges to data privacy and protection of biometric sensitive data. so certainly distinct model, not one that's flawless, but therefore actually quite interesting to study. and while this digital public infrastructure india stack was being developed, there have also been challenges to the democratic character and upholding of democratic principles in india. so think about censorship of journalists, think about proposals of new laws that actually would restrict freedom of expression online. and as you mentioned, these shutdowns, which is a very radical step that more and more governments are taking when they see demonstrations or when they s

and with this particular statement, he has 9 inch to offend india. it's an apology adapter, india to say the least would expect. but a box on that. let me save that down. the ones that came off. so lots of good miles that really are demeaning into the was largest democracy. some reaction to add to that piece, indian legal, expert doctor and kit shines of the views occur. birds play me. expose is methods malicious political intent. i think he's trying to justify, to his mazda is that they are being successful in trying to manipulate the elections and the election inducted, and that they regularly contacting sovereign nations across the world. i think they've tried to go be india as well in the a success list, but i'm very happy to announce and see are very clear to the audience that defeated . and yet they were not able to generate any good outcome in this particular election. despite the best of the i flush that the impact are down deployed within our 3030. so i think of the ways to need. so now learn the lesson from india, that it's not that just so

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