how is that affecting air india? ~ ., ., how is that affecting air india? ., ., . _ india? by - we don't have any _ india? we are not affected by - we don't have any of— india? we are not affected by - we don't have any of those - we don't have any of those engines in our fleet. we don't have any of those engines in ourfleet. so we don't have any of those engines in our fleet. so with respect to our aircraft coming in, generally they are on track, we've got least aircraft as well as white tail aircraft being produced, those are happening on schedule. aircraft coming off the production line starts towards the end of next calendar year, and at this junction there on schedule, though this industry has a habit of surprising, so we will wait and see. in terms of pilots, we've been able to recruit and train the pilot cohort except for a couple of limited areas where we've been massively increasing our triple seven fleet for example and being the only triple seven operator in india —— 777, so we've had to recruit from overseas to staff it. the value of bitcoin is soaring — in fact

suranjana tewari caught up with air india's chief executive and asked what makes india such a promisingunity of india, it's already the world's most populous country, growing fuller from an air travel prospective 7% internationally. it has the geographic advantage the same as the middle east and others in connecting regions of the world together. and it is a hugely underserved market from an indian carrier's perspective. india only had 43 wide areas, where is much smaller countries had multiples of that. so the connectivity opportunity from india to the rest of the world, to serve not just the 37 million people in the diaspora, but the business opportunities in india becoming a greater part of the global supply chain, as well as international connecting hub are there, so i think this investment needs to be seen in context of the broader opportunity. your rivals are very established and carry most of the indian traffic — how do you propose to catch up with them and compete? well, in the case of the domestic market, there is consolidation happening. for tata group, there's four airlines.

avril: how do you think air india is going to play that role to strengthen india's supply chain and thesupply chain? campbell: we will be a very large base customer for companies doing business in india. to have an airline avenue 500 aircraft in a home market gives a lot of people confidence to invest in facilities and capabilities to serve and use india to serve elsewhere. more broadly, we see huge opportunity for india picked -- to be connected to many more cities in the world. prior to the privatization in early 2022, india as a country only had 43 wide-body commercial aircraft. there were many smaller jurisdictions in the world that have multiples of that. it's just a test to the way india was underserved by indian airlines in terms of wide-body, first-class, premier class capacity. in our view, the opportunities abound. connecting cities in india to many cities around the world, it's a matter of having more opportunities. avril: certainly. you are fixing it up at the same time. that's going to incur cost. when is profitability going to be part of the story? campbell: we are a priva

the tata group took over air india from the government two years ago.dollars into turning around the carrier, which was struggling with a fleet of old planes, outdated systems and huge debts. suranjana tewari has been talking to its chief executive, campbell wilson. if you look at the size of the opportunity in india it is already well�*s most pillars country, it is going from an air travel perspective at 10% compound annual growth rate mystically and 7% internationally, it has the geographic advantage the same as the middle east and others in connecting regions of the world together and it is a hugely underserved market from an indian carrier's perspective. india only had at the point of divestment 43 wide—body aircraft in commercial service, whereas much, much smaller countries have multiples of that. so the connectivity opportunity from india to the rest of the world to serve notjust the 37 million people in the diaspora but the business opportunities in india becoming more important part of the global supply chain as well as an international connect

and we'll speak to the top boss of air india — and find out about how its reboot is panning out. ga—merger has been reached between the walt disney company and reliance industries. they're combining their india tv and streaming businesses in a $8.5 billion deal. ornando parfitt is the senior news editor of screen international. he says this deal will be an industry disrupter. well, i think it will have a huge impact. they're talking about having a a0% market share — so obviously a a0% market share of india, and the indian diaspora is absolutely huge. these are two huge companies — reliance industries is one of the biggest companies in the world, owned by asia's richest man,

and we'll speak to the top boss of air india — and find out about how its reboot is panning out. a—merger has been reached between the walt disney company and reliance industries. they are combining their india tv and streaming businesses in a $8.5 billion deal. the media unit of reliance, controlled by billionaire mukesh ambani, will own 63% of the new streaming giant, with disney holding the rest. ornando parfitt is the senior news editor of screen international. he says this deal will be an industry disrupter. well they are talking about having a 40% market share — so obviously a 40% market share of india

and we'll speak to the top boss of air india — and find out about how its reboot is panning out. a, where a mega—merger has been reached between the walt disney company and reliance industries. they're combining their india tv and streaming businesses in a whopping $8.5 billion deal. he says this deal will be an industry disruptor. well, i think it will have a huge impact. they're talking about having a 40% market share — so obviously a 40% market share of india, and the indian diaspora is absolutely huge. these are two huge companies — reliance industries is one of the biggest companies in the world, owned by asia's

and we'll speak to the top boss of air india — and find out about how its reboot is panning out. en the walt disney company and reliance industries. they're combining their india tv and streaming businesses in a $8.5 billion deal. the media unit of reliance, controlled by billionaire mukesh ambani, will own 63% of the new streaming giant, with disney holding the rest. ornando parfitt is the senior news editor of screen international. he says this deal will be an industry disrupter. well, i think it will have a huge impact. they're talking about having a a0% market share — so obviously a a0% market share of india, and the indian diaspora is absolutely huge. these are two huge companies — reliance industries is one of the biggest companies in the world, owned by asia's richest man, mukesh ambani — mix it — mixing that

and boeing is still receiving orders for the 737 max, most recently from vietnam airlines and india's alcazar airna's home—grown comac c919 made its international debut at the airshow. it currently has regulatory approval only in china, which means the long—time rivalry between airbus and boeing will continue. but once the approvals come rolling in, that might shake up the two—way dominance in the skies. monica miller, bbc news, in singapore. rolls—royce said annual profits more than doubled last year. it forecast further growth in 2024, sending its shares higher. its aviation business was a strong performer, as was its defence sector, where orders were strong. the company now expects underlying profit to hit as high as £2 billion this year. joining me now is kathleen brooks, who is research director at investment platform xtb. if we look at the products in the vast footprint, it tells you about growth sectors in the economy, namely aviation and defence. absolutely, two themes there, and rolls—royce actually said they expected to go back to pre—pandemic levels of air travel this year, so really f

financial that could be seen from planes flying into nearby gift lot big the islands main air force, 4000 people in india by fishing town where evacuated in december, when semen of old kindly captivity destroyed homes authorities and now trying to build halls to direct lava flows away in china. heavy snow and freezing weather is disrupting the start of celebrations for lunar new year. many tablets have already been stranded on snow bronx roads and rail lines despite the challenges of getting hold of records. 9000000000 trips are expected to be made during the 40 day travel gosh. barnaby low, re for some beaches. after days of a certainty. and just days before the lunar new year, trains are back on track at this station engaging post. passengers are heading south of the chinese capital for towns and cities are covered in fix. know as slippery ice. what's the use of boarding so that i get home or not set up to meet? i believe the government will be able to handle the problems. the end of the day i will be able to get home. okay. with more snow into forecast. however, clearing the backlog could take time. t

and boeing is still receiving orders for the 737 max, most recently from vietnam airlines and india's alcazar airaiting in the wings. china's home—grown comac c919 made its international debut at the airshow. it currently has regulatory approval only in china, which means the long—time rivalry between airbus and boeing will continue. but once the approvals come rolling in, that might shake up the two—way dominance in the skies. monica miller, bbc news, in singapore. rolls—royce said annual profits more than doubled last year. it forecast further growth in 2024, sending its shares higher. its aviation business was a strong performer, as was its defence sector, where orders were strong. the company now expects underlying profit to hit as high as £2 billion this year. earlier i asked investment platform xtb's research director, kathleen brooks, about those bumper profits. rolls—royce actually said they expected to go back to pre—pandemic levels of air travel this year, so really fuelling demand for their large engines. and the sales of those large engines reached the highest level for 15 years. adde

india. my colleague, nicky air on got an expert opinion and assessment of the regional crisis from for my indian ambassador to me and ma rodgers bye to you. i think uh all the uh, 5 neighbors i really affected the people who are affected by fighting. they tried to sleep for the shelter and security. then the 2nd thing is that when the fighting takes place, so often the shows and the post to be a make their business felt in the neighboring countries becomes a problem. but the term most important thing is that a lot of illegal activities increase in the form of the smuggling, the human trafficking, the and also got to, i think the, the, the us, the support for them in the national unity government in exile. how do you assess the potential weston role in this conflict unfolding? tragic drama nima is part of the law to do it. strategic or dynamics of the in the pacific region. today in being the pacific region with suspension pro eastern coast of myanmar to the rest of the us. so we all know very bad that the china has become the principal was glad in myanmar and. busy the best particularly the us t

i've been crossing into neighbor in india, my colleague, nicky air on got an expert opinion and assessment of the original crisis from for my indian ambassador to me and ma rogers like do you think uh all the uh 5 neighbors are really affected. the people who are affected by fighting, they've tried the fee for the shelter and security. then the 2nd thing is that when the fighting takes place, so often the shows and of the post would be a make. their presence felt in the neighboring countries becomes a problem. but the term most important thing is that a lot of illegal activities increase in the form of the smuggling started human trafficking and also drug trafficking. the, the us, the support for them in the national unity government in exile. how do you assess the potential western role in this conflict unfolding? tragic drama niema is part of the lot of the strategic or dynamics of the in the pacific region today in the, in the pacific region, the dispenses pro, eastern coast of new and mark from the rest of the us. so we all know very bad that the china has become the principal or plant

the kingdom, the permission of the use of force is a rule of yes co. hence, that applies air ha on this. indeed, india advise your opinion on the construction of a will. the court confirms that the principles as to the use of force incorporated into un charter reflects the customary international law. in 1966, the international law commission, notice that the law of the un charter concerning the prohibition of the use of force in itself, constitutes a conspicuous example of a rule of international law having the character of use cold hands. consequently, the international law commission included to prohibit vision of our session in its list of rules of use girlfriend's one of the established exceptions to the prohibition on the use of farm for us is that of the inherent right of individual or collective self defense. if an armed attack occurs against the state as quite a fighting article, 51 of the un charter the occupation of foreign territory can be legitimate in the exercise of the right of self defense in response to an arm to protect. provided that the use of force is exercised in accordance with

wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called, the targets and the positions of the wrong back to miller shows india wrong, and syria of course, or the west has justified it's the air strikes in those countries by saying that the strikes actually are a retaliation for all the sundays. um air of drones strikes by the rocky is long because as the scope of that killed 3 american troops on the georgia indian syrian border, but this as well, different countries under different observers have condemned the attacks by the united states thing. for example, syria said that the attacks are aimed at reinvigorating the ice as their group and syria, as the air strikes targeted, exactly the areas where the syrian army was actively trying to fight and combat isis. terrorist of course few are you now is also boiling in iraq in baghdad. the rocky prime minister mohammed us who would only also said that this tried this rights are a violation of the rocky sovereignty. now we have heard that the rocky government has uh, is going to summon, did you was charged at the fair in baghdad to hand him a note of protest over th

wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called the targets and the positions of their wrong back to miller shows. india wrong, and syria, of course, or the west has justified. it's the air strikes and those countries by saying that these tribes actually are a retaliation for all the sundays. um air of drones strikes by the rocky is lawmakers, us and school that killed 3 american troops on the jordanian syrian border. but this as well, different countries under different observers have condemned the attacks by the united states thing. for example, syria said that the attacks are aimed at reinvigorating the ice as their group and syria, as the air strikes targeted, exactly the areas where the steering army was actively trying to fight and combat isis. terrorist of course few are you now is also boiling in iraq in baghdad, the iraqi prime minister mohammed us, who would only also said that this tried the strikes are a violation of the rocky sovereignty. now we have heard that the rocky government has is going to summon, did us charge it a fair in baghdad to hand him a note of protest over the american air

wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called the targets and the positions of the wrong back to miller shows. india wrong, and syria, of course, or the west has justified. it's the air strikes and those countries by saying that these tribes actually are a retaliation for all the sundays um air of drones strikes by the iraqi as long because us and it's cool that killed 3 american troops on the georgia indian syrian border. but this as well, different countries and they have different observers have condemned the attacks by the united states thing. for example, serious said that the attacks are aimed at reinvigorating the ice as their group and syria, as the air strikes targeted, exactly the areas where the steering army was actively trying to fight and combat isis. terrorist of course few are you now is also boiling in iraq in baghdad, the iraqi prime minister mohammed us, who would only also said that this tried the strikes are a violation of the rocky sovereignty. now we have heard that the you want the government has is going to summon, did you was charged at the fair in baghdad to hand him a not

i filed this report on the, on the rest in the air of the, quite a situation here in north india. that's where the farm was off for. testing this to test a scroll, saw almost to test 2 points or the last time, almost with tested, it went on for over a yellow from 2020 to 2021. and it had become the largest full test in was history . now as we speak, the phone was on marching towards new day to side, some distance off or nothing. yes. now the roads that lead to new daddy vo, fortified with advocates at 4 to 5 with phones in new, simply because all these thousands of families, disabilities to 100 good family unions for talking about that. i'm lucky to would to debbie on the why a form of the marching towards new to the city because you, denny is still willing to take cook capital of the country. i'm boot pharmacy for the government when listen to the demands on the when they come to know as far as the demands are concerned, this to be put to name a few the want the v for minimum, the 4th prize of the cost. that's m as the will. so want the death we will from the phone with 0 to one

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conducting the milan 2024 naval exercise on the eastern coast of india for a few days, along with the naval forces of 50 countries. conducting air force and naval exercises jointly was a part of this exercise. exercises the international sea is a mechanism to strengthen friendship, understanding and increase military cooperation between friendly countries in the framework. nazd is universal democratic. milan 2024 is one of the efforts to create the needed fraternal ties across the oceans . the iranian delegation also met and discussed with the officials and officers of the naval forces of several countries, including russia, brazil and south africa, which resulted in making decisions and planning for joint cooperation. the meeting was attended by the deputy commander of the indian navy. it was decided that in this meeting, while exchanging opinions in the direction of expansion the very good relations between the navy of the islamic republic of iran and the indian navy were discussed in this regard. we had a very good meeting with the south african navy commander who was very, very enthusiastic about all further interactions. th

air, only helicopter drops sending in munitions supplies. morales very low. we've seen huge numbers of this oceans. and even the offices from the most military escaping across the border into india. so it's a pretty daunting situation. but at the same time, they have this incredible superiority in the air and with heavy artillery. that means we've got a sort of deadlock, which has and much for example, a little south of here in kaya state and local the state capital. the current, the forces have forced the ministry into one small area, but they comp dislodged and they don't have the weapons of needed to get them out. and i think this is something we're going to see repeated across the country. that said, uh, you know, the, the, the rebels themselves are also running out of weapons. in some cases they're taking terrible casualties facing these strikes. so it is a real problem. i think the optimist inside me and i think that this kind of deadlock could force the army into a stage where they start to negotiate with some kind of piece will open up. but at the same time, others are concerned with all these disparate s. think this will the other problems me and my faces, this conflict

that was the weather does dry up for eastern areas of india leaving behind a legacy of cloud across from the central air is launch would be fine and dry across the most of all the conditions coming into the northeast. but lots of sunshine extending south the this is the 1st and i saw that we see.

india will become the main consumer of oil in the near future. we'll tell you about this and more in the next few minutes. economic news is on air.the studio svetlana lukinyuk. good morning. investors invested in the real sector of belarus last year. and this is almost 75% of the total. belarusian organizations also actively invested abroad. according to belstat, 6 billion dollars were allocated, and most of all, 90% was invested by our companies, russian business entities. belarus and china will prepare a cooperation development plan until 2030. emphasis on deepening technological and investment cooperation, regional cooperation and the implementation of humanitarian initiatives. the top two-sided project the great stone industrial park has already grown by eight new residents this year. as a result, 127 companies are now registered, of which 44 are already producing finished products. we expect that this year we will exceed such... a beautiful figure of more than 50, we also participate in the program, a sign of the quality of our country, and eight new projects with the release of high-quality products and services, this is al

india is car industry. one reason is the in some cases, domestic environmental damage and air pollution in the country. this is also forcing comp offices like the head of indian market lead to my routine suzuki, to rethink their approach in response to the emission noms that'd be government as described going forward. i think there seems to be a consensus that the long the electric vehicles will be mainstream start a very impressed by the speed of transformation in india. and that makes us optimistic that will transformation to e. mobility can also really take off in india this time. another reason the indian automation industry assessing a new course is geo political change, is your opinion in particular, is keeping place track of how india's relationship with china is changing the rail a little bit. always you true of looking to east and west, but now the recognize that china is really playing hot game geopolitically also specifically regarding the south china sea and to i was in the last year and i felt that they are no more open to negotiate with you and was the united states. it's no wonder volksw

in 56 short-haul flights, and after visa air , ryania wheeling is the fifth company from at the end of the list is the name of 22 airlines. a freight train in indiaraveled 80 km without a driver in an accident from jammu station to punjab. an out-of-control freight train in india traveled 80 km without a driver. the ministry of railways of india has ordered an inquiry into the incident. we are coming to the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. i say to all reporters, to all the world and muslims, save the people of gaza. gaza is starving . people are in the streets and eating leaves and animal feed. spoiled carrots eat. a few days ago, my son and his children had to eat spoiled food. because something for get me a loaf of bread. by god, these conditions are forbidden. this war is a war of starvation. by god, these conditions are forbidden. where is the help they say? deliver bread, flour and rice to the people of the north of the gaza strip. children are dying of hunger. my son saw four children who died of starvation. they are starving. i ask the whole world, i ask egypt to open the passage and send aad to the people. children from

india. next thursday. on the first. there's a big game on the air.is already there. he is already in this building, he is currently holding bilateral meetings, and a multilateral meeting will begin in the evening. let me remind you that the g20 in its current form was created in 2008 at the apogee of the global financial and economic crisis, but with the beginning of the hybrid war of the west against russia, the g20 is going through difficult times, because the west is trying to turn it into another platform for war against russia, and accordingly, activity is paralyzed, and accordingly the only opportunity. to preserve some kind of functionality of the g20 is to depoliticize its work and concentrate exclusively on issues of economic management. vladimir dmitrievich, in general, how do you assess the prospects, role and place of the g20 in global economic governance, especially regarding brix on one side of the g7, g7, i'm sorry, on the other side? well, indeed, when it was created, or rather, it took on its current appearance at the stage of crisis

india. that's all, thank you for being with us, the program is on air right now, let's get married. monaco basketball player mike james remains the euroleague leader in scoring; the former cska player averages almost 20 points per game. james is in the top five number of accurate long-range shots, in each game he manages to score three hits from behind the arc. former parma and zenit point guard cody miller makin. is in first place among the best passers in the euroleague; the american has 140 assists. in the twenty-fifth round game against makabi, miller assisted eight times with his partner. three times in a row , representatives of real madrid were recognized as the most valuable players of the month. and this is not surprising, the team is confidently leading in the regular season. included both young and experienced players shine. thirty-year-old veteran sergio rodriguez, who together with our real cska twice became the euroleague champion, fit perfectly into the lineup. after fakunda kompac and mario hizoni, who became players in november and december, it was the turn of janan

venezuela aircraft that had been stored in buenos aires since 2020. 11 people died and 14 people were injured due to a fire in a paint factory in the capital of india this incident happened in one of the markets of new delhi. from the fate of two people there is no more news. some of the victims and the injured are police and firemen . the cause of this accident. not yet announced. indian police fired tear gas at protesting farmers and arrested several. the demand of indian farmers is to establish protective laws and set a minimum price for all agricultural products. farmers blocked trains in several parts of punjab state in protest against police brutality. the indian government two years ago scrapped some farmer protection laws and promised to come up with ways to guarantee support prices for all agricultural products. after a boat sank in the caribbean sea in panama, at least four migrants drowned and two people disappeared . 21 other passengers of this boat were saved. this boat, which had departed from colombia , was overturned due to strong sea waves. the director of panama's border administration announced that most of the migrants are afgha

according to a recent study in india alone, 120000000 tons of fries tasks and other agricultural waste are burned in open pits every year. and this contributed significantly to air pollution around the country, which goes up to 2000000 people per year, according to professor because he uncle co shop by i try to can help you speak to the board. just wanted to union on the b c into a bio chose recei about of definitely about shriek, 16000000 tons of commission reduction. if that is true, you left me about 10 to 13 person just to talk to gigi emissions on the india dots . that would be a huge contribution to mitigating the crime with crisis. india is currently the 3rd highest. you'll tell me that they're in the world. and the farm is producing by a chart, could use it to increase their fields or set up for extra income. what via proposing is to have them to buy a unit small units that can produce bio, trying to feed itself, or maybe not in every state, but maybe every district has a centralized location today. you can produce and bring your river residues. they'll then go to, didn't the chart, we could replicate this in many other places in the world. estimates of

according to a recent study in india alone, 120000000 tons of fries tasks and other agricultural waste are burned in open pits every year. and this contributed significantly to air pollution around the country, which goes up to $2000000.00 people per year. according to preface up to the younger co shop by which i can help you speak, then this one continues to be see into a bio chart we see about of nothing about tricks, activity in tons of fuel condition production. if that is true, you left me about 10 to 13 percent off the total g, a d machines on the india dots. that would be a huge contribution to mitigating the crime with crisis. india is currently the 3rd highest fuel tenants are in the world. and the farm is producing by a char, could use it to increase their yields or set it for extra income. what via proposing is to have them to buy a unit small units that can produce bio, trying to feed itself. um, maybe not in every state, but maybe if your district has a centralized location today, you can produce and bring them in who is use. they'll then go to didn't the chart. we could replicate this in many other places in the world. estimates of how much my chil

india, congo, egypt and central asian countries. the enemy uses them for assaults. our positions. the occupying country announced the drone attack. air defense forces allegedly shot down five drones, one over the belgorod region, over the black sea. ukraine will not become part of nato this year. the main priority now is help, not invitation to alliance. this was stated by the representative of the us state department, daniel saizek. according to him, the north atlantic alliance has been strengthening and expanding for the past 75 years. however, there are more and more conflicts in the world, so there are also more and more challenges. the members of the alliance want ukraine to become part of nato, but after... the introduction of reforms. the espresso tv channel invites you to join the collection of fpv drones for a separate platoon of the sapsan unmanned aerial systems of the state special transport service. these brave soldiers are actively fighting in the donetsk direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to semi-drones, our defenders have already destroyed a lot of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower of

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as it freezes in the cold air, it forms a tiny glacier, a concept borrowed from la dock, india, wherery months. >> before you have. >> reporter: right. so you're stretching out the amount of time that there is water flowing down. >> yeah, it's a kind of buffer, yes. >> reporter: a buffer. the team decided to build this one in cajon del maipo, a canyon in the andes southeast of santiago, south of chile, which relies on glaciers fo ss for fo drinking water. 80% are here. that's why is so important for you. >> for us. the water is vital. it's a vital element. so we need to respect it. >> reporter: climate change has done anything but. >> you have the same glacier flowing from right to left. in 2018, you can see it. it is gone. >> reporter: andres rivera is a professor of geography at the university of chile. he showed us photos of one nearby glacier in the 1950s compared to 2018. he says flashs have seen ups and downs driven by natural variations in climate. but this is something else. >> this is what is called climate change, and it's because the increase of greenhouse gases to the atmo