air india is a company fully owned by the government of india. safety in all its aspects is one of our primary objectives and one that is not compromised. it's regulated by ddca, director general of civil air aviation, similar to the f.a.a. the dgca issues advisories in the form of requirements that must be followed by all indian carriers as well as foreign carriers operating to and from india. the c.a.r. issued is part of the series c part 2 and on the subject of medical requirements and examination for the crew. in its introduction, it states that the c.a.r. is issued to lay down uniform requirements of medical sickness of cabin crew, to be ensured by operators and defers to the main clause that case that each crew member is medically fit to discharge duties as specified in the operations manual. the b.m.i. threshold laid down in the c.a.r. are established in accordance with guidelines and documents. it's not air india policy that mandates the guidelines for safety reasons. the c.a.r. provides remedies in the form of a schedule for losing the ex

i strongly object to air india policy whatsoever being discriminating against women. it's not. if there is any airline pro-women, and i'm proud to be a part of it, it's air women. they have the highest number of women pilots and extremely supportive of all lady members. the regional manager, she's top most position in the u.s. and she's a lady, right here in front of you. i'm proud to support my airline against the discriminatory charges by the public, so thank you. >> may i add something? >> i'm a mother of a 4-year-old and my airline has been so supportive that i'm still flying. they are very, very supportive of female crew. >> i would also like to add on -- sorry. i forgot to put that point across. in air india when women go on maternity leave, it's a policy during the first year, they will try to roster you for shorter flights. so they support women having a family rather than the other way around. and that is something that i've not seen in any other airlines, you know? so it's so nondiscriminatory, which is as accused. so i would just like to add that as well. it really su

please do. >> when we start a route, we upload the tender. >> president cohen: yes, sir. >> on the air india website. and then we get in touch with the global sales regions that are in india, based in india, and they get in touch with their counterparts for the hiltons and the hyatts and crowne plazas, because we have a requirement of four- to five-star hotels. it's a guideline. we have a guide line policy laid down and we follow the guidelines. >> president cohen: this guideline policy, who drafted it? >> the government of india. >> president cohen: and did the government of india take into consideration worker rights or any kind of issues that is related to unionized labor force in the evaluation of the recommendation of hotels? >> no. it's not a factor included in it. >> president cohen: okay, thank you. captain, thank you very much. i appreciate your time. colleagues, i would like to make a motion -- ms. sharma? >> sorry, chairperson cohen. 5 also wanted to clarify one thing. in our contract that we float, the tenders we upload, one basic requirement is we follow all the local laws and,

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hi airways turkish airlines air canada air india and australia's quantas the above now refer to taiwanchina in their list of destinations however among others america's big three airlines are absent from this list the companies seem to be taking cues from washington a united airlines spokesman said we have deferred the matter to the u.s. government since this is a diplomatic issue to be resolved among governments and this isn't word ends with d.c. on this matter the u.s. backed american institute in taiwan opened a new two hundred forty million dollar de facto embassy in taipei the taiwanese capital the u.s. also sells a billions in weapons to taiwan over one point four billion under trump alone and the american government's rhetoric continues to go against china's and its own policies speaking at a banquet in taiwan's capital back in march the us deputy assistant secretary of state alex said the aim of u.s. policy is to ensure that taiwan's people can continue along their chosen path free from coercion one continued by saying that the united states wants to strengthen our ties with th

airways turkish airlines air canada air india and australia's quantas the above now refer to taiwan chinain their list of destinations however among others america's big three airlines are absent from this list the companies seem to be taking cues from washington a united airlines spokesman said we have deferred the matter to the u.s. government since this is a diplomatic issue to be resolved among governments and this isn't word ends with d.c. on this matter the u.s. backed american institute in taiwan opened a new two hundred forty million dollar de facto embassy in taipei the taiwanese capital the u.s. also sells a billions in weapons to taiwan over one point four billion under trump alone and the american government's rhetoric continues to go against china's and its own policies speaking at a banquet in taiwan's capital back in march the us deputy assistant secretary of state alex wang said the aim of u.s. policy is to ensure that taiwan's people can continue along their chosen path free from coercion one continued by saying that the united states wants to strengthen our ties with the

aires. seen but rarely heard india's two million street children live a desperate existence when he meets the child reporters from the slumdog press giving a voice to india's invisible children on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. you're watching out you syria time to recap our headlines this hour the syrian government is banking control of southern that are profits after weeks a cease fire deal with rebels it ends more than two weeks of fighting has displaced three hundred thirty thousand people the deal was brokered by russia which backs the government. the u.s. and north korea have agreed to form working groups to set out the details for denuclearizing the peninsula u.s. secretary of state my compost in pyongyang for the third time this year. u.s. federal court has ordered the trumpet ministration to produce a list of all migrant children under the age of five who are separated from their parents of the mexico border the order also requires the government to explain how each of the children will be reunited with their parents by tuesday. china's premier league chang is seeking closer tra

india's mega—cities. it pictures a wall, crammed with air conditioners, and warns that some areas could become unliveableol. now here's something to make you think the next time time you're having a dip in the sea. new research suggests an increasing number of sharks could migrate to uk waters as a result of climate change. one of the people behind the research is dr ken collins, a marine biologist at southampton university in the uk. a hit to why he thinks the changes are happening now. i have been a marine scientist of eds andi i have been a marine scientist of eds and i have seen the english channel warmup i one celsius which does not sound much but that has caused changes in a number of marine organisms and fisher moved into the english channel and they are looking further afield, to the south, spain and portugal and not at the species almost at our doorstep and likely to be encouraged by changing temperatures to come to us. what type of species are they? from the unusual, the greater hammerheads to more tropical species like the black tip shark. my concern really is that, while we are going to get d

country's minority sikhs are in the crosshairs and the view of inequality from the air and artistic captures revealing images of india'sfinancial capital. but first to indonesia human rights watch alleges the government is undermining the fight against hiv through its crackdown on the l g b t community the report states that since two thousand and sixteen there's been a sharp increase in rhetoric from officials of politicians against members of the lesbian gay bisexual and transgender community last year alone police detained at least a three hundred people because of their presumed sexual orientation activists say fear within the community is impacting already rising rates of h i v infection now in two thousand and seven if you look at the numbers the hiv rate among gay men was around five percent in two thousand and fifteen that figure shot appear to twenty five percent homosexuality isn't illegal in muslim majority indonesia but that hasn't stopped police from ratcheting up the pressure on the community detained and publicly shamed these men are paying the price for allegedly being gay. crackdowns on gatherings like

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india major delays and drivers are told to be prepared. when you are travelling at slower speeds if you can handle it turn yourair speeds if you can handle it turn your airoff, bring your air conditioning off, bring your windows down, let the air circulate the car and that will alleviate the pressure that's happening to the engine. rescuers search for a boy missing in clacton as police warned people not tojump into rivers and lakes to call off. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for heavy thunderstorms and parts of england. we will have the latest. also, prince charles has expressed deep does not regret that he was deceived by disgraced the

forecasts that global air fairs and hotel rates will go up next year mostly due to rising oil prices and a strong global economy. they say the biggest hotel room costs will come in india, norway, new zealand and chile. it means the economy is good, guys. >> that's true. it's a good way to look at it. thanks s much. >> coming up next, a look at that forecast. things staying hot? >> yeah. we'll stay hot for the inland areas. we get a live look outside right now. starting out with a few clouds and temperatures in the low 60s at 8:00 heading into the low 80s by 2:00 today. we'll take a look at our my kree climates coming up next. >>> pretty cool as far as your driving conditions go. heading down to the foggy golden gate bridge. we'll talk about another one that had problems yesterday. it live look at fremont -- 880 flowing nice at this hour -- >>> welcome back. time is 4:44. 880 is flowing nice. >> that's nice. >>> we have new video to show you. look at this. look familiar? are you a beatles fan at all? this is paul mccartney. he posted it -- >> the wrong direction. >> he is going back finally. >> yeah. he is going back in time. >> back to where you once belong. >> yeah.

we are trying to get india and china not to use as much coal because of pollution. are you worried about air pollution from coal for united states and how real is because to keep the industry alive for the next 20 or 30 years? sec. perry: i think people like to take their snapshots in time and say this is the world is and this is the way the world is always going to be. let's not get into that place. the technology is there for us coal in abundant supply in the country. highly i mentioned efficient, low emission technology. there is a plant down in the country we are doing testing on which allows for the use of coal. largest carbon captured yo utilization coal power plant right outside of houston last spring -- a year ago last spring, that i think japan is a partner in. taken 95% of the carbon out of the air. obviously, with the scrubbers, emissions. my point is we will need all of this energy. how do you use it wisely and cleanly? we are seeing that. the united states, we reduce our 2005ions by 14% between and 2017. more than any other country in the world. the u.s. is doing its part and it

air space i infiltrations that occurred. >>> and a mudslide has demolished homes on a hillside in northeast india killing at least eight childrennd one woman. that's according to a government official some of the victims were swept away by the floodwaters. >>> and first lady melania trump and other nato leaders' spouses line up for a photo op at the nato summit. mrs. trump is seen between the wife of belgium's prime minister and france's first lady. the husband of luck ex emburg's husband was also in the photo op >>> when we come back, the divide between china and the u.s. continues to grow we have details on the latest when we come back. the dow is now dn ow173 close to session lows "squawk alley" is back after this whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> the president is spe

india and pakistan thanks so much come on high that. the chief of malaysia's civil aviation authority has resigned after an investigation showed lapses by air traffic controllers during the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy an independent report on monday said the controllers failed to initiate emergency procedures when the flight vanished from radar this place the boeing triple seven disappeared in two thousand and fourteen while flying to beijing with two hundred thirty nine thousand people on board investigators say someone may have deliberately taken it off because they were unable to determine who. british humanitarian groups are being accused of ignoring years of sexual abuse allegations against their staff that's the conclusion of a parliamentary report into the sector recently the u.k. based aid group oxfam source several resignations after a scandal involving its staff in haiti that in barber has more. earlier this year the charity oxfam was rocked by an abuse scandal its deputy chief executive in britain resigned that was after all found was accused of covering up allegations that staff used sex workers w

about india china pakistan india and between you know two neighbors that it has territorial disputes with has it made those countries safe like it says it has. well both in the air pakistan argue that nuclear weapons have prevented a large scale conventional war between the two countries and that in fact is correct but like with the two superpowers it's created the room for proxy wars and low level conflict coming back to the earlier point that president crumples talking about he was talking about more in terms of delivery system new ballistic missiles new submarines new bombers rather than making new nuclear weapon and sort china russia and the united states are busy developing new more accurate faster and more reliable delivery systems hypersonic weapons possibly weapons in space and so the arms race is moving in the direction of more accurate delivery systems rather than making more nuclear bombs and mr jacob who's involved in this arms race is just the countries that have nuclear weapons now or are we looking at more countries. no i think i think it is not only the united states in war in iraq there is today even more countries like india pakistan and china

india's supreme court has criticized the government for failing to protect the taj mahal. judges accused the state and cuntral government of lethargy and described thent monumentto protect the as a hopeless cause. environm -- air pollution is damaging the building. the duty and duchess of visiting dublin in their first overseas engagement since getting married. they met them at the residence alongside their two dogs. today the first images have emerged of the 12 thai boys in hospital rescued from the flooded cave. they are being treated along with the coach who was trapped for more than two weeks with lucy williamson brings us the latest. lucy: these are the luckiest boys in thailand -- still weak, still uainrante. these pictures the first we have seen since the rescue diver film to them huddled together in a cave. the schoolboys pose for the le that hiding the mir they are here at all. what happened in the cave of the horror, weeks inspired then awe, now curiosity. a dozen boys who could not even swim. rescuers said the biggest risk was that they would panic. how did they get them out? incredible story of their rescue is only just emerging. this is the first footage of the mission itself. each boy wrapped in

india, in other places with industry. ashley: places really reducing their carbon emissions. yes and also just choking airlution and massive power for the cities. ashley: well we know the president has been very supportive of fossil fuel industry and he's also said he's supportive of the nuclear energy sector but has he done anything tangible in that direction? >> absolutely. the administration is really leading the world right now and what's different with fossil fuels is we're really talking about commodities and yes technology can help with commodities like hydro fracking to change the market but in nuclear power we're dealing with very advanced technology, supported by the administration that will help american industry dominate here and around the world. the president has put out through the department of energy these funding opportunity announcements, several companies have already been awarded, light bridge will be applying this year, and the administration more than really any other government in the world is putting funding support behind new advanced nuclear energy technologies that will bring t

india has had in 15 years. the ruling coalition is expected to defeat the motion. global news, 24 hours a day on airc-toc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ,uy: geraldine sundstrom dir/portfolio manager, pimco europe, you talk about this five-year horizon for a downturn. it looks like it is about to invert in the united states, and we are seeing flat curves around the world. is that an indication that it is a bit nearer than further? and how soon will we see a flat curve with the potential for an emerging? geraldine: in the past, it has been an indicator, but this time it takes a lot of courage to say it is different. the factors would point that maybe this time it is somewhat pimco is neutral, and the demographics show a key -- we alsoa longer noted in the u.s., tax reform is a great incentive for a number of companies to do things with their pension funds. guy: we talked about that yesterday, that is a big factor. geraldine: i think all this together is happening. we should not forget that most of the central banks in the world are

india major delays and drivers are told to be prepared. when you are travelling at slower speeds if you can handle it turn yourair speeds if you can handle it turn your air conditioning off, bring your air conditioning off, bring your windows down, let the air circulate the car and that will alleviate the pressure that's happening to the engine. rescuers search for a boy missing in clacton as police warned people not tojump into rivers and lakes to call off. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for heavy thunderstorms and parts of england. we will have the latest. also, prince charles has expressed deep does not regret that he was deceived by disgraced the ship peter ball who was later convicted of sex offences. a boy of six who has died after being shot with a pellet gun at a house in east yorkshire. contracts for probation scheme is run by private firms for offenders will end, the government says they are not value for money. and from syria to the royal albert hall the child refugees turning their experiences into poetry. coming up on bbc news, geraint thomas looks set to win the tour de france after extending his overall lead with just o

we are trying to get india and china not to use as much coal because of their air pollution problems. are you worried about air pollution from coal in the united states and how realistic isit to keep the coal industry alive for another 20, 30 years . >> looks like to take their snapshots in time and go here's the way the world is and here's the way the world always going to be. >> i don't get into that place. >> the technology is there for us to use coal that's an abundant supply in this country and around the world. i think i mentioned highly efficient low emission technology. there's a plant down in the country where we are doing tests that allows for use of coal. we opened the largest carbon capture utilization sequestration coal power plants right outside of houston in the spring or a year ago last spring that japan is a partner in. and it's taken 95 percent of the carbon out of the air. obviously with the scrubbers, the emissions, the emissions that you want to have out of their coming outas well . my point is we are going to need all of this energy. how do you use wideband clean

as a pilot in the army air corps, he flew support missions for the flying tigers in the china india burmaater. during world war ii. journey to alaska took some twists and turns after his military service, he attended harvard law school on the g.i. bill. after graduating from law school, he moved to d.c. and began working at a law firm where he represented in alaska-based client. it was his first tied to alaska. shortly thereafter, the senator received a job offer to be a u.s. attorney in fairbanks and moved his young family to alaska and got the job. from there, he was appointed to serve as an assistant to secretary fred stevens at the department of interior in the eisenhower administration. once there, the big goal is to get a lesser statehood. one of the things i wanted to talk about today, you can see this letter that was signed by the special counsel to the president. this was the original pen used to sign the alaska statehood act. in this letter, it says dear, ted, i'm happy to send you one of the pens used by the were third, jenny 1959, in signing the particle nation which affected

india. for google to make a play in africa, they have hot air balloons that distribute mobile signal in areasrd to get a tower. that is an opportunity for google to deliver services to new markets that otherwise wouldn't exist. they actually launched one of the first projects in kenya last month. francine: that's a fascinating story that i read about. space,u look at the tech is there anyone you like? is it may be the chipmakers? is it the balloons? have: i think overall we to put the tech sector into the context of the broader market. we are concentrating on the top five the dominate the media headlines. there is a chain that goes into that. i think without going into too much detail, i am a bit worried that we have an unhealthy market development because it's just the one sector that dominates. if you look at the growth rates and the delivery of earnings so far, it is justified. from a more fundamental point of view, it's the only thing that doesn't have the same issues we are worried about elsewhere. we are looking at the supply chain across asia. francine: coming up, an interview with the

india has scrapped its tax on products following months of campaigning by activists. other countries have been pushing for. an. elite. you are live with the news grid live on air and streaming online through facebook live at al-jazeera dot com we begin with the story out of kabul at least fourteen people have been killed in a suicide attack and the afghan capital the explosion happened. just near the airport just after the country's controversial vice president abdul rashid dostum landed he was returning after living in exile in turkey for more than a year the bomb went off where the press was gathered the ethnic stick is that general that is left in may two thousand and seventeen after being accused of the sexual assault and torture of a physical rival officials from our kabul bureau joins me now live on the phone now so the information is coming in even so we're just getting news great so what can you add what else can you tell us yes the ministry of interior. backbite for. about. a minute. woman one child. ok mahmoud can you tell us what type of preparations there were for the vice president's arrival considering how controversial it was when i was there a