arunoday mukharji, bbc news, bengaluru. in other news...bs worldwide, as part of an extensive three—year cost—saving plan. the food and household goods giant said it would split off its ice cream business which includes the wall's, ben &jerry�*s and magnum brands. unilever said the shake—up would help it to "do fewer things better". the uk's electricity network needs almost a further £60 billion of upgrades, to hit government decarbonisation targets by 2035. that's according to a new plan from the national grid's electricity systems operator. some 4,000 miles of undersea cables and 1,000 miles of power lines, including pylons, are needed. its estimated the investment would add between £20 to £30 a year to customer bills. hello from the bbc sport centre. in the nba, the la lakers kept their slim chance of a playoff place alive after a dominant win over the atlanta hawks, helped by impressive performances from lebronjames and de'angelo russell. it was a bad night for atlanta, aside from some spectacular dunks from jalenjohnson, who finished t

arunoday mukharji, bbc news, bengaluru.on the internet. but the medical profession is fully embracing tech such as ai the medical profession is fully embracing tech such as alto deliver better patient care in the future. ai is now being used to keep clinicians routinely updated about patients' conditions, identify trends and flag up potential concerns based on an algorithm. and at a vice president al software platform that integrates with the patient�*s medical records. space here in the uk, i spoke to the chief executive. it provides a highly user—friendly interface to enable to manage their patients and optimise the treatment of disease. i think the key is that it enables the doctor to have a real genuine interaction with the patient rather than scrolling through piles of notes, it also gives them the confidence that they have the latest medical information at their fingertips and helps them optimise the management of the patient in front of them as opposed to groups of patients. so for me as a doctor, it is round persona

the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji reports on how the crisis is affecting the city known as india's �*siliconnts waiting for a basic need. water. something they should have had easy access to within their homes. now both water and people's patience are running low. drinking water atms here are in high demand. for less than a dollar people fill a can but it is a daily hassle. that glass of water first thing in the morning that so many people take for granted has become a struggle for people over here in some parts of bengaluru. this is a daily morning routine. lining upjust to get their bottles filled. this is the main source of water, but it has failed to reach all corners of a rapidly growing city. made worse by poor rainfall, forcing sections of the city to rely completely on water tankers. this neighbourhood of 3500 residents needs 50 tankers a day. but supply now is down to half. they have to go far away to get the water and the cost escalates around twice the cost that we are paying right now. despite authorities putting a $12 cap on prices for water tankers, in some parts of the city pe

our correspondent arunoday mukharji joins me now from new delhi — these are such big election — what's there are several issues that have formed the narrative of various political parties ahead of the elections. the ruling party, the bjp, and premised on a render many have been campaigning based on what they say has been a stellar performance for a ten—year—old —— narendra modi. they said that they have elevated any of us make economic growth and strengthening your�*s national security. also, they have elevated in your�*s position on a global stage. india is considered by the west to be an emerging economy, to be a growing pallor, and is seen as a counterbalance to china's growing influence in the region. —— a growing power. one of the aspects of the ruling bjp popularity is also accredited to a lack of opposition here in the country many say and point out that india's opposition parties have failed to corner the indian government on various key issues. one of the major topics of conversation in these elections is going to be about the indian economy, on paper, based on reports from or