archana shukla in mumbai. _ green. archana shukla in mumbai, thank - green.la in mumbai, thank you. - nirmalya kumar is a professor at the singapore management university, and a former senior executive at indian conglomerate tata sons.he says it is unlikely that mr adani will be extradited to the united states. india has an extradition treaty with the us but i suspect this government in india is going to be very reluctant to hand over adani to them so i think in the short run, i don't see how they can get to him or his nephew. how significant is this then in relation to the criminal charges brought against adani last week? this is a very significant thing, i'm not downplaying that and the fact of the matter is that legally, india may be have put pressure on to release him to the us authorities but you have to remember that we are in the midst of an administration change in the us and it is not entirely clear that donald trump, the incoming president, will be pushing on this as one of his things that he would like to get done given that he relatively has a goo

our india business correspondent archana shukla has all the details. archana, what's the latest?mons have been delivered to gautam adani and sagar adani who is an executive at adani green, the company at the centre of the scribe re—charge and according to reports, there is a 21 day period in which gautam adani and nephew have to respond to those summons —— at the centre of the bribery charge. owing to this being between two countries, there may be us se to approach gautam adani and serve these summons by the poetic channels was up it is summing up legal challenges for the group at the centre of this bribery charge. this is the second blow in two years for the group company, they have lost over $27 billion worth of market capital in just the last week. some of the stocks have recovered their gains but the issues don't end here. there are reports that these charges are also being added to the existing cases against the company in the indian supreme court and that could come up in the coming days as well as additional legal challenge and the market regulator could also be looking at

archana shukla in mumbai.s, the vice president, is making herfinal rally speech. let's listen. it has been driven by fear and division. we are done with that. we are done! we are exhausted with it! cheering america is ready for a fresh start. ready for a new way forward, where we see our fellow american not as an enemy but as a neighbour. and we are ready for a president who knows that the true measure of a leader is not based on who you beat down, but based on who you lift up. cheering and, pennsylvania, you know me, i'm not afraid of tough fights. for decades as a prosecutor in the —— on the top law enforcement office in this country i won fights against the big banks when they ripped off homeowners... the big banks when they ripped off homeowners. . ._ the big banks when they ripped off homeowners... kamala harris s-ueakin off homeowners... kamala harris speaking in _ off homeowners... kamala harris speaking in pennsylvania. - off homeowners... kamala harris speaking in pennsylvania. in - speaking in pennsy

let's bring in archana shukla, our india business correspondent to tell us more. , and what impact could his trade policies have on india? it's expected to be mixed. on one hand, because prime minister modi and trump have had a good rapport, mutual admiration since its first term, it's admiration since its first term, its expected that the two leaders would take it on a very positive note, and there he continued to be a good association like they've had for years now. also, trump's focus on increasing tariffs on chinese imports is something that could help india. the white house sees india as a counterweight to china in the region and are trying to push more commerce deals, defence deals, us companies that are coming and investing to diversify their supply chains and are coming into india. but at the same time, there concerns that these tariff taxes could hit india two. drum has been vocal about india having higher tariffs. has been vocal about india having highertariffs. in has been vocal about india having higher tariffs. in one of his... this is something that r

our india business correspondent archana shukla sent this preview from the financial hub of mumbai. are taking it slow, from biscuits to clothes to cars, they are buying less. even sales of two—wheelers which is a bellweather for india's economic activity, which has taken a major hit in the month of september and this has also been evident in the quarterly earnings of most companies across consumer goods to auto to even to even metals. and if there is one culprit that is driving india's growth down in the last quarter, it is inflation. soaring food prices, a low inaudiblejob market has actually squeezed household budgets. and this comes when consumption in india's villages is finally picking up and government spending on building infrastructure which has actually driven india's gdp over the last picking up pace after a slump during the elections but economists say it may not lift up numbers. core sector data on manufacturing and mining also indicates a slowdown and could be a drag. the government may hope for tax earnings to fill the growth numbers. the economy may put pressure on t

let's cross live now to archana shukla in mumbai. give us the reaction there to this. �* .eaction there to this. ~ ., ., , ., , this. the adani group has denied all _ this. the adani group has denied all of _ this. the adani group has denied all of the - this. the adani group hasi denied all of the charges, calling them baseless. they say that these are allegations and that these are allegations and that these are allegations and that the defendants are innocent until proven guilty. they will have all of the legal recourse at hand to defend themselves, but they did have to scrap a bond issue that they had just raised before the news of the indictment came. that has been one of the first big blows. obviously the impact of the reputational damage. investors have been spooked, stocks across the companies of the group are down more than 20% and closed much further in the trade. there is a sense that this is the second biggest blow in the last two years that the adani has seen. the first one was when a us short seller came out with a damaging report, calling adani out for market

shares in adani group companies have fallen sharply our business correpsondent in india, archana shuklapany with businesses spanning across and, in fact, adani is one of the important players and big players in the green energy space, with the indian government's ambitions to take the green energy, you know, targets ahead for india. so certainly all the eyes are there. but at the same time, it's a company that has been under a lot of criticism and question for its proximity to prime minister narendra modi, where political opposition has been calling for a joint parliamentary probe into some of the scams that have, you know, been named, of the adani group. also including the hindenburg report and definitely this, you know, the additionalfraud charges coming in now are adding to the political storm in india. so both on the economic and the market side as well as on the political side, this news is, you know, is creating a lot of ripples in india. let's get more now on the news from ukraine, us official has told cbs news that the missile fired overnight that it dnipro was a ballistic missi