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so also the indian diaspora is contributing a lot.we hope that alone madam agenda is due in return for the back that the quite the india is starting to go back india is growing a lot. so a lot of opportunities i think governor newsom when he was mayor he visited bengaluru i think even after 2013 edward at that time he visited india but i request you also i invite you to visit india. he will be happy to facilitate your visit to india especially to strengthen this successful partnership between san francisco bengaluru. thank you very much. thank you for hosting this event. >> thank you for s.f. gov tv san francisco govovovovovovovov >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorn

we want to know why our indian designers attracting so much attention. what do they have to offer and what drives them? and what does india's generation see? where come with us on a journey from by, by and delhi tonight, and to paris, where an indian designer has made it to the pinnacle of co tour. 11 can be found and things which of these, if i need to, i can do apologize for anything luxury because india has was maximum and devoid fashion from india, from saris to sneakers, the north of india at the gates of the holy city and the ganges said to be more than 3000 years old, is considered the spiritual center of the sub continent. that on the sea has many names. it's also known as not as kashi for the city of this city is sacred to hindus, and the buddha is said to have delivered his 1st teachings here along with hindus and buddhist woodland, seeks and other religious groups also live here. here we need him on active on the design or moves the city of then honestly well because he was born and raised here locally. we have a thing in india, which is not s

uh, fucking of c corporation has been uh, 52 percent uh, near the indian languages. indian is t. 32 of near is docked across universities. in me, in less you and me, there has been video of a strong tradition of internal g in the industries in this and invited cities. similarly, a simple indian inverted cities, all sort of courses in about us in language of and near a given the popularity of indian film seemed us. yeah. yeah. on so bollywood the songs of the beginning besides good food and all of these have this is a very strong relationship with a lot of different in it. in fact, according to the global survey by the european council on foreign relations, 61 percent of indians view russia as a non ally, and this is much more than any other nation. so from what i hear, that is really, you can get a sense of that when you are back home and talking to the public there. how does that make you feel as of course, india is and bass that all right, so russia then uh, yet if, even if in the, of, for the near uh, fairly foreign policy, diplomatic and governmental business, it is always a privil

and it has been uh, 52 people, friendship uh, near the indian languages. indian is t 32 of new is talked across universities in uh, michigan. uh let's. yeah. and there has been video of a strong traditional offer in the low g indian yesterday's industry. and invited cities seem lovely, a simple indian inverted cities all thought of course is in uh the language of and near of a given the popularity of indian films and us. yeah. yeah. on. so bollywood the songs of the beginning, the, it's as good food and all of these have did this is already a strong relationship with a lot of different in it. in fact, according to the global survey by the european council on foreign relations, 61 percent of indians view russia as a non ally, and this is much more than any other nation. so from what i hear, that is really, you can get a sense of that when you are back home and talking to the public there. how does that make you feel? as of course, india is ambassador to russia then. uh yeah. if, if, even if and uh, uh for the near uh, fairly foreign policy, diplomatic and governmental business, it is alwa

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indian migration here, the families are following to visit every year.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 that james lee williams, better known as drag queen, the vivienne, has died aged 32. the vivienne, my queen. is there anything you'd like to say? it's been absolutely great, it's been tremendous, thank you. laughter. rupaul has said his heart is broken. police said there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the vivienne's death. fellow drag race winner kyr

the and this to these in this, an inverted cities. similarly a several indian inverted cities all for the courses in the us in language of and need a, a give him the popularity of indian films in the us. yeah. yeah. on so valuable the song. so the beginning, besides good food and all of these have did this is ebony a strong relationship with a lot of different in it. in fact, according to the global survey by the european council on foreign relations, 61 percent of indians view russia as a non ally, and this is much more than any other nation. so from what i hear, that is really, you can get a sense of that when you are back home and talking to the public there. how does that make you feel as of course india is and bass that. all right, so russia then, uh, yeah, if, even if in the, of, for the near uh, fairly foreign policy, diplomatic and the government to business, it is always a privilege for any department to, to, to present his country or her country and, and the edison for addressing it is an important country to get their money into members was a member of the security council.

government sponsored, government paid efforts to create militias to go into indian country and indians to wipe them out. that happened. it was paid for by the state government and the state government was reimbursed by congress. so conscious, genocidal effort to destroy indian peoples. california, one of the bleakest chapters our in our national history. the consequence the population of native peoples dropped by 90% over about 50 years over those over the 50 years they survived. of course continue to survive. but not without the effort by the government and others to kill them elsewhere. not a case. it was a matter of reservations and the effort to suffocate own cultures. but the resistance was there from the beginning, just as it was in the east. same thing was true for hispanic peoples. these mexican citizens who were now part of the american family resistance, giving them their rights, resistance to them, taking advantage of the land that as well. there have been new studies recently on rates of lynching among peoples in california and in the southwest. what does it show. we think

so that's why you see so many indian residents, indian h-1b holders in the united states renewing andeing a focus of the conversation not just because they are such a high percentage of the total applicants because they are stuck in the h-1b status really indefinitely. right now we are processing people who apply for their green card in 2012 if they are from india. other countries it is 2023. that is a huge disparity between what the process looks like if you are from india versus all other countries because of this cap situation. so looking forward we are processing people who applied in 2012 but there is this huge 1.4 million backlog that is developed since then mainly from india. if you look forward we will have about a century wait for new indian applicants so basically if you're from india and you're applying for a green card today you are likely never to get a green card through unless there is some reform to the process. host: one of the reasons this is in the news recently is because of discussions happening amongst members of the republican party as well as new advisers to pr

government sponsored, government paid militias to go into indian country and slaughter indians. that happened. it was paid for by the state government, and the state government was reimbursed by congress. so a conscious genocidal effort to destroy the indian peoples in california california. one of the bleakest chapters in our national history. the consequence, population of native peoples dropped by 90% over about 50 years. they survived, of course, continued to survive. but not without the effort by the government and others to kill them. elsewhere, not the case. elsewhere, it was reservations and the effort to suffocate their open cultures. but the resis tance was there i the beginning just as it was in the east. same thing is true for hispanic peoples, these mexican citizens who were now part of the american family. resistance to giving them their rights and resistance to them taking advantage of the land. there have been new studies recently on is rates of lynching among hispanic peoples in california and in the southwest. what does it show? you think of lynching, in the wo

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but they want to get married to someone who has indian origin.iaspora not only in india, across the world. so meraluv... looking at the opportunity of the growing population of indian american, we launched this brand. going forward, we may take the brand to other markets as well, maybe uk and other markets as well. covid and lockdown was huge when it came to dating apps and dating websites right around the globe. how much...? to what extent did it impact your businesses? so, during the covid time, we saw our traffic and registration almost went up by a0%, 50%. but the post of covid, the whole thing has come down. so we have kind of come back to the earlier levels of registration, like pre—covid levels. so there was a spike, but it has become now regular or it has become normalised. just looking ahead to five years, obviously entrepreneurs, business leaders are always looking ahead, they're always looking at trends, setting the trends — disruptors, essentially. let's just go ahead, five years' time. i mean, we've seen here in the uk and the us, fo

mentioned to back my missing that uh such a large percent is more than too tired or nearly too tired of indian population fi fins to this. yeah. as a close partner. uh, yeah. so uh it is a matter of great uh privilege. uh that's my goal is meant has chosen me to explain to me as in domestic to us. yeah. and even the fact that, as we know, vladimir putin has been invited to visit india this year. and this will be the 3rd time that the leaders of both countries will be meeting in the last time a year. and we'll see you seeing the signifies and will message those the site. and so the world that i'm new at 8 of last year and then payment is to paid his posted by letter and visit after the election. uh for the 3rd time uh, near when he came here in, uh, uh, in july of new for the 22nd in was summit. our 2 countries have had these 2 decent off and was summits between the payments to affinity and the president to instead of seeing said jason and, and this c, a up near a family's to of india has invited present 14 to visit india for the 23rd in order to submit the invitation, has been accepted and we

add to back might mention that such a large percent is more than 2 tired or nearly to the heart of indian population fi fins. to this yet as a close partner. yeah. so up it is a matter of great privilege. uh that's my goal is meant has chosen me to explain to me as in domestic to us. yeah. and even the fact that, as we know of let him uprooted and has been invited to visit india this year, and this will be the 3rd time or the, the leaders of both countries will be meeting in the last time a year. what do you think the signifies? will message, does the silence of the world? and you, at 8 of last year, the environment is to paid his push to buy that trend, visit after the election for the card came near when he came, he had in, in july of new for the 22nd annual summit. our 2 countries have had these 2 decent off in will, summits between the families, to india and the president, to offset a scene for jason. and a d. c, a, a, a families to of india has invited present 14 to visit to india for the 23rd in order to submit a day invitation has been accepted. and we would be working on the conve

and when she left the entire week, deborah indian ciocca past state again. when she came to, she gathered enough strength to send a voicemail to our canyon agent to force the family to take her to the hospital. but after just one day, she was sent back to work the front of the box and to continue with the walk. uh like and nothing happened. so i said no, seeing the life difference in that house. 70 percent of the canyon women who do domestic work abroad. go to saudi arabia, 9 percent due to jordan. others go to cats are united arab emirates, egypt, lab and on, and other gulf states like during the, for my kids. there was kind of slight misstatements like, you know, it's, you know, given enough food or sometimes in time, even with given food. but then i, i didn't, i didn't see as much much suited me statements like they are the ones who are beaten me. according to the canyon eat organization hockey, africa in 2020 a low. there were more than 51 complaints of abuse from canyon domestic workers based in gulf country. most of these women had funding their jobs v

so, as gonzalez and the scotts valley band of pomo indians wait for word from the bureau of indian affairs, there's at least hope they won't be a landless tribe much longer. joe rosado jr. that is huge for us. nbc bay area news. let's get a check of our forecast. dangerous santa ana winds down south, and we've got a wind advisory in the bay area. obviously not as strong or gusty, but something in effect right now. and that's in effect through tomorrow morning. but we're really going to be on the down side of things as we roll through tomorrow morning's forecast. so a few more hours of some of these gusts back here across the bay. we're going to start off with a look at some of the top gusts we're dealing with here in california. and it has been, you know, very dangerous down there in southern california as we have been reporting on national weather service, terming it in socal a potentially dangerous situation. they usually say that pbs terminology for super serious weather events will often see that when we get into tornadic activity in the central u.s. so you can see from our top wind gu

this involves per motivated out of after a long list of, uh, uh, no of indian people. uh, it gets to but it is uh, according a drawer from which of you called independence in 1947 and uh yeah, in, in just about uh, 22 and a half years. uh yeah, i work a lot of funding for this man needs to adopt. uh, it costs do chusen. fruits has to be test to the test of time and indeed he has. india has not only grown is stronger, become level slotted as democracy. back to date is the 5th largest economy and the fastest growing made any economy. so uh, the uh, date of some of the cost to chosen visa liberated as if public day. and yeah, of the embassy and indian dice puerto a new v or look forward to celebrating this day in most cool and long vitality. let us in faint how popular as rush as a country and as a market for indians build up uh for hi. hi, uh, i would say that uh, if you'll go on the estate of a new didn't he or even a door to the indian city. you can freedom the bomb of the people, florida. i see that it listen. c, p is sent to these old ad, but uh, in more uh, more tha

uh for indian oil refineries for example. so basically, if that's happening, that has nothing to do with us. sanctions is what you're saying. it's a purely the businesses decision. yeah. okay. uh 70 percent and so i'd like to add or trade turnover between russia and india is already being serviced in national currencies. do you think that percentage will grow? i think so. is it changed policy of both governments. net to, to promote the trade settlement, investments condenses. and this, this is also a necessity for the students name of the parent sees and by deceptively so that that policy will continue. well, this is not something about the west. the lake, as v volk in our interest for the very beginning of the people of india. i see um moving on would like to talk about free trade agreements due soon we will see more free trade agreements within breaks, for example, filled up and i don't know, i can't answer that question of up to the economic companies and they certainly expanding a debt to the does is guarantee focus on a

in the us. ., ,�*, are being done by indians in the us. ., , the us. for a — the us. donald trump's first term for a crackdown - the us. donald trump's first term for a crackdown on - the us. donald trump's first term for a crackdown on h1b term for a crackdown on hib visas with denial rates are spiking to 24%. indian it firms say they are ready if these visas are harder to come by in his second term. moreover, there big tech clients have more influence now. while trump has vowed to restrict immigration and deport all illegal immigrants, lately he seems more receptive to receiving legal roots like the. —— like the hib. the country needs more skilled foreigners to remain competitive. for the incoming president, it will now be a test to balance economic and political interests of his support base. this expert says the h1b support base. this expert says the hib visa scheme has been a slamdunk successful the us. i don't see the downside, you are talking about 85,000 visas per year. the context, the us economy is producing 150,000 jobs per month on average

she wanted to bring true indian food to germany. the kind you find on street corners and deadly on them by all dishes and made without any slave enhances all food coloring. 9 ships work each shift on the direction the these days. people come from all over europe to you thought the beginning wasn't easy. so when i was setting up the restaurant, single, 4 months ending up ending the industry, which is i would say already made dominant industrial and people, you know, kind of funding you in check you who you are, you know, you're like a new be, was starting a business, the female entering the guest from an industry to those patients. so it kind of makes you think the, everyone's just looking at you and the winning good employees, even the customer was doing these because of your family. everyone is this because if you're not doing the just expecting something out to view the wanting walk is to be the most stressful time frame when the time doing work or is that something that is too much pressure. i go to the leaves about when i like k

a trailblazer for indian wrestling, vinesh phogat.ut the five nominees on the bbc sport website and app, where you can also place your vote. head to bbc.com/sport or search for bbc indian sportswoman of the year online. you have until the 31st of january at 1800 gmt to vote. in snooker, shaun murphy is through to the semi—finals of the masters with a six frames to two win over australia's neil robertson. murphy, the 2015 winner, had already secured the frame and the match, and was on target for a maximum 147 break against australia's neil robertson before he snookered himself on the yellow, much to the surprise of robertson especially with all the balls on their spots. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, goodbye. hello. there were winners and losers when it came to the weather story on thursday. for parts of northwest england and wales in particular, we have blue sky and sunshine, even some january warmth, with a high of 1a celsius. but it was a

the indian community was against because white south resented fact that indians would come become very effective business people and put them out of business. and so the south african government made it very difficult for indians to stay in africa. and gandhi objected, tried to get them to change the legislation and and when they didn't, he developed these techniques of nonviolence violence certainly would not have succeeded. the indian whom he was helping wanted to part of south africa. they weren't to overthrow the government. so his combination of his religious temperament, his circumstances in south africa and the goals that he was pursuing led to these nonviolence techniques which he then transferred to india. he returned to india during world one until the end of, world war one, the indian national movement as the congress movement consisted of a handful wealthy indians, mostly high hindus, whom the could easily manage. gandhi made it a mass and he got hundreds of thousands of people to take part in his campaigns of nonviolent resistance, which called satyagraha truth force. so h

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

why is this important for indian companies? well, it's very critical, steve.als 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 the new president donald trump takes over in a short while from now. but havi

but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival. a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the star in northern india, seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms the both. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amaris dire massacre, wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the, as the year ends being coming from administration continues to believe to contend the conflict in

the chunk all around is take with the smells, colors and sounds of indian cuisine. for 1940 is one of the most off dogs of fema. so one dish which is that they just a small as i'm bringing that liquid liquid donuts. they've been clean, you're good with the fuel. they would suck me on top on some basic spices. this is so please, which is the best and end up with this for this. and this is how the dish looks and critiques restaurant. madam trust me, the bottom chuck nice and central munich or take arrives every day at 11 am leaves while off to midnight. she wanted to bring true indian food to germany, the kind you find on street corners and deadly home by all dishes and made without any slave enhances all food coloring. 9 ships work each shift on the direction the these days. people come from all over europe to you thought the beginning wasn't easy. so when i was setting up the restaurant bingo pullman sitting up and doing, does the jewish is i would say already made dominant industry as people you know, kind of funding doing checking the whole you are, you know, you'

what microsoft is aiming to do according to this statement, train about 10 million indian professionals those data centres. what is also significant — the acknowledgement we heard from the ceo about the kind of contribution indian tech professionals have made especially and some of the generated ai platforms like get hubbert pilot programme saying indian developers with the second largest community after the us. what is important for microsoft to to capitalise on a market like india to give returns on the speak efficient ai planet has been announcing itself. he has been projecting itself. he has been projecting itself has been rejecting itself has been rejecting itself is a big market that is why nvidia has been to india to discuss further plans of investment in this field. it certainly is hotting up in the ai space for india. getty images has announced it will merge with rival shutterstock to create a multibillion—dollar content company, in a statement the firm said they had complimentary portfolios in a merger would offer customers a greater range of still and moving images as well as

the movement for indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance. in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the star in northern india. seeing bays as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announce the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyre. the man who saved india gave him a sword that and $26000.00 pounds sterling as a token

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about 2000000 post indians urgently need human it looks have. if i haven't been effective by these were any wars, then i'm going to had your high up our level trying to put a one goal to take shelter behind. we came back to see everything in ruins. there's nothing around but destruction from total destruction. the entire air has been flattened by as rarely forces were exposed to the elements, the bitter, cold and heavy rain. this wrecked home august housing 6 families of 6 members each . that's $36.00 people in total, were living without electricity, without water, or even a c o, which system. we can't even find that just as will cover us to protect our children from the cs winter cold. for the, for the amount of part of, of the last autumn of this wrecked house was home to 12 people including my parents and one on 5 sisters and 4 children down the hedge. i will try to return, you see nothing but russell and ruins. i tried to us neighbors to try and find any trace of my home. i was about to they. my husband died and i've been widowed for 17 year

how popular is russia as a country and as a market for indians? the p. o for hi. hi. uh, i would say that to him if you go on the estate of a new deal, he or even a t, a 2 or 3 at the indian city. you can feel the mom of the people in florida last year and they listen see the is seem to these old at, but in more uh, more than time. people have double up to date, date of lump for uh, for the uh, the same filters and, and this can be seen as a level of fox not in front. a can stay with us here on our, to international. i'll be back with lunch money was in about half an hour. i'll see you then by the the light. yeah. yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. so.

indian applicants. but if you look at how the green card process works, only 7% can go to any single nationality. so what ends up happening is indians or figure% of the applicants, they only get 7% of the green card and in that being 90% of the people waiting in the backlog. that's why you see so many indian residents, indian h-1b holders in the united states renewing and being a focus of the conversation, not just because they're such a high percentage of the total applicants but because you're stuck in h-1b status really indefinitely. if you look at right now we are processing people who applied for the green card in 2012, if they are from india. other countries this 2023. so that's a huge disparity between what the process looks like if you're from india versus all other countries because of the country cap situation. and so looking forward we are processing people who applied in 2012 but there's this huge 1.4 million person backlog that is developed since the name of them in here. if look forward we

something indian officials point type is false . a. mr. zachary briggs claim that most incumbent governments last post cobit is factually incorrect, including the 2024 elections in india from delivering free food to $800000000.00 and providing $2200000000.00 free vaccines as well as a nation's world wide during cove. 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

the indian authorities have removed hundreds of thousands of tons of toxic waste from the site of the world's deadliest industrial disaster. tragedy struck the city of bo powell in 1984 when a storage tank off a u. s. own factory ruptured, releasing extremely poisonous gases into the atmosphere. tens of thousands of locals died while over half a 1000000 were physically impacted. well, joining us from co cabin now is journalist research out. they are about the research and communication center thing type plots him around. john bo was mr. boz, thank you so much for your time at today. 1984 at some 40 years ago. why has it taken so long? what? what has stopped authorities from delving into on, on clearing that site in this case of a of the just is a big on the 1984 and it goes items on the document in barely then as a, the 1st the l. o. the union satellite jim anderson was arrested by c v i s game the country, you know, they get dropped. and next in 1989, they find that it could be made the event that by the games but given offered less than $10000.00. so since then, this case has been g

our foreign minister assured the indian side that there is no danger to anyone from afghanistan. this is a high level meet with we india and all that's all a bond since it took to following 2021 meeting in fact, also to pace it to neutral territory. this was in the bar, in fact of a tucson, i discussed with dish issues this into the bilateral relationships, also a regional development. so, but very important the also the child by har, porch know of the, of gone to son, minister will so tank india for its continued support. as you have gone this on india has very cautiously in a very limited manner. but it has maintained its relationship with the a gone to sounds. so there's a technical team for students will not have a full nbc of soul. but this technical team has all the slides held to in the continued humanity of an aide that india has been sending to a found a son. in fact, uh, the indian v dollars also specifically spoke about the importance of the, of the people to people, relationships that india and have gone this done uh, which it says from its short, the foreign secretar

and indian ministers are right rates, dr. mark zuckerberg alleges that the ruling page at the party loss that countries 2024 general election, which is wrong. the mistake comes as the head of social media jives. meta replaces the fox and checking system across it's about for the 2 minutes past 9 pm. and jetta on madagascar in here in moscow. welcome to the r t international use. rob, frustrating, foreign minister circle up for off how slumber the us during his annual media conference for using for terror tactics to achieve political k. a good evening, as opposed to the united states does not need any competitor in any area, starting with energy, where they give the go ahead to carry out terrorist activities to destroy the basis of the energy wellbeing of the european union. they now incite that ukrainian clients to take out the tuck stream gas pipeline, just like node straightened much. and there are lots of sanctions implemented against china, even against its allies, without blinking sanctions are imposed as soon as there i

indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent, the board being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the welcome magic cross on bullhorn time peter linelle here were discussing some wellness mark i at the very end of the 1st part of the program. i mentioned you crenan obviously, and george has already pointed out they've done before even becomes president. donald trump is made his will known. let's put it that way. and least that's when media reports tell us about what's going on in palestine, israel. so i'm still a skeptic about this. i think. where is the kind of thing? it's not the end of anything. it