we begin with news from central india where 10 police officers and the driver have reportedly been killed in a car bomb blast, according to local authorities, mediator report. the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group, which has been involved in anti government activities for decades. of the police men killed were said to be returning from an unseat maoist operation that was launched amid intelligence in pots. we'll keep you updated on that story as when we get more information. ah, moscow has criticized the u. k for delivering depleted uranium munitions to ukraine, saying that london and kia will bear responsibility for the usage of them. the controversial ammunition does take a long time to decay and kind of have serious health impacts on the civilian population. because it doesn't look well, you might, the british should understand that they will have to bear responsibility for the usage of depleted uranium, as well as those who use such munitions. they have to understand that it will not only harm them and their citizens, but they'll be responsible for it. or russia's cri

begin with news from central india temp lease offices and the driver have reported it being killed in a car, bomb blast, according to authorities. local media report. the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group which has been involved in antique of its activity for decades. the policeman killed were said to be returning from an unseen maoist operation that was launched amid intelligence inputs will keep you updated on that story with more information. ah, well, moscow has criticized the u. k for delivering depleted uranium munitions to ukraine, said that london unclear will bear responsibility for the usage of them. the controversial ammunition it takes a long time to carry kind of serious health impacts on the civilian population or war correspondent broadcast the of a small slow in its 60th week. the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm. according to key of officials in their west and sponsors, the ukrainian military is waiting for the soil to dry enough to

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well now to news from central india where 10 police officers under driver, reportedly being killed in a car, bomb lost according to our forces. here are some unverified images circulating on social media, local media. the hot report for the attacks may have been carried out by him, always group which has been involved in the government activity for decades. the policemen killed were said to be returning from an unseat maoist operation. india correspondence wondering sharma has more details. a matter of huge concern and i e d blast an id attacked by malware on police personnel in dont they want our district in charge. these guys in india, basically a mini ran, was blown up by mo, it as it was on its way back from what we've been given to understand a was an anti maoist operation account or operation. and of course on the sport, 10 police personnel and their driver lost their life as the entire mini bus here was blown away. now this is a special police unit where basically the forces walk on the maoist problem and maoist belt in our church. these god and unfortunately, while we're in, t

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now we start with news from central india as 10 police officers and a driver have reported it being killed in a car, bomb blast, according to authorities. now here's some of verified images circulating on social media. local media that have reported the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group, which has been involved in antique governments activity for decades. the police man killed were said to be returning from an anti most operation that was launched after intelligence reports will keep you updated on that story. ah oh, it's used to done now where violence has entered its 13th day, already claiming the lives of over 450 people with more than 4000 injured according to the world health organization. now under the warning, you may find these images disturbing as well. these 20 people were wounded during the shelling of a medical center in the city of on them on the floor of the hospital was covered in blood following the bombing. but fortunately, there were no fates or injuries reported. a shell also fell on a school in khartoum, leaving the building in ruins. before images, you

it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little respite from heat waves. bonnie g e o d, i got him elect. the water is a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there's this issue, power cuts anyway, because of this heat, their power cuts all the time lightly. these are the problems i've been facing. in some villages, there is no running water. people relying wells for the supply and those and several villages complain of water shortages in others, entire families including children have to work during the summer months. bricks dry foster but working in the summer carries risks it legally do by the years i wouldn't. the sun is too harsh, we face a lot of difficulty. our children full sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do now it's the only work we have yet . otherwise there's no other source of employment. i never got a category as a front wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke. we can't afford to stop working. it's estimated tha

so we'll keep tabs on that storms are also flaring up in central india. so think about chatted, scar taylor gun estates, but also towards the east. it's knocked out the heat in westbury gall same goes for bungler dashes, while few days ago, temperatures were about 40 degrees. some storms in the south and through sri lanka as well under storms have also stamped out the heat. in indo china to look at this batch of what weather is swinging through bank cox, and sundry downpours there, max your max out at 30 degrees, that is actually below average for this time of the year. there has been some flooding on sumatra islands, thousands of people displaced around the dang, a very hot and humid 35 degrees in singapore. temperature is also on the way up in china. so great lin got full and sunshine there with the high of $27.00 degrees and it is going to be a washout for japan through the islands of hon. you and hope cato talk is blue and yellow. the more intense that rain is falling a soggy forecast. in tokyo, on wednesday. ah, ah team a we town the untold story. ah

and some news just and from central india, 10 police officers and a driver have reportedly been killed in a car. bomb blast, that's according to local authorities, local media reports the attack could have been carried out by a mouse group will bring you more details as we get them. and that's our wrap on the, our coming up. what truly motivates nato is this strategic interests, ideology, or simple hatred of russia. the discussion next on crosstalk. stay tuned. ah ah ah. hello and welcome the cross talk. what are all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle. what truly motivates nato, is it strategic interests and geopolitical positioning? or is it ideology and a pathological hatred of russia? i will let the viewers decide, but one thing is, certain. the alliance has put its very existence on the line. you can take that to the bank with cross sucking nato's war. i'm joined by my guest, daniel mc, adams and lake jackson. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity in orange county. we have craig plus that jar duleigh. he is an election integrity exper

it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable. a lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little rest bike from heat waves. bonnie gave the got me like the water is a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there is this issue power cup because of this heat, their power cuts all the time like these are the problems they've been facing. in some villages there is no running water, people relying wells for the supply and those and several villages complain of water shortages in others entire families including children, have to work during the summer months. bricks, dry foster, but working in the summer carries wrist at linkedin, who by the, as i wouldn't, the sun is too harsh. we face a lot of difficulty. our children full sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do, man i, it's the only work we have yet, otherwise is no other source of employment and made up a lot of categories and he hasn't runs wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke. we can't afford

asia the first joint meeting of the working group india centrala was held here just on issues line interactions. north, south under western sanctions, porchubahar can become a key transit hub in the region in the north-south corridor this 7.200 km route connects india iran afghanistan armenia azerbaijan russia central asia and europe about how global logistics is changing, and what is behind this we will discuss with economist vasily koltashov so the transport corridor. north, south, it becomes even more real, india is seriously involved in this project. tell us how it will change the global logistics corridor north, south, has a huge significance for the development of continental eurasian trade is from the north of russia , the baltic to india, in this regard, india's interest here is quite logical. india is interested in increasing deliveries to russia of purchases in russia and that this is all carried out along safe and convenient routes, where even fast transfers of goods in huge volumes are possible. in this sense, the caspian remains the m

india back on its carbon zero goals as well. and it is notjust the largest states in central or western india, but also the ones in eastern and southernre seeing high power demand owing to intense heat waves. few states have made plans to tackle intense heat, but experts are saying that's not going to be enough. but for industries, agriculture or even construction workers who normally work through during the daylight hours, experts are saying that it is only going to get harsher as the days go by. meanwhile, pret a manger has arrived in india. the uk—based sandwich chain will open its first store in the financial capital mumbai on friday. pret�*s chief executive said expanding in india has been a long time goalfor the brand and that shops will be opened later this year. nearly half the global workforce today are millennials or gnc. that's half whole generations of young adults raised on the internet brought up raised on the internet brought up in the age of cultural movements like mehta and black lives matter. as a result, those younger employees are very different workplace norms and expectations. companies need to understand their m

scout through the rubble looking for survivors after a step well collapsed at a hindu temple in central indian thursday. the incident happened at the temple complex in the city of indoor, local officials say a concrete slab covering the step well gave way, crushing worshippers who gathered to celebrate the hindu festival of ram navalny step wells, a large wells reservoirs with steps that go down to the water level, are a common feature. across india, many built hundreds of years ago and ornately decorated the country's army as well as federal and state disaster response teams are involved in the rescue efforts, cranes, ropes and ladders are being used to help remove debris out of the large, gaping hole water being pumped out of the step well to help locate any people trapped below the well was about 18 m deep. officials believe many of the deceased could have drowned. candles offerings and sweets are left scattered about in what's left of the temple. one man says he was lucky to make it out alive. i have not seen such a sight in my entire life. people were shouting and asking for help. many p

still a little bit of wet weather into central parts of india that central sway seemed the heaviest of the showers. they should tend to fade as we go through the next few days. they are still there, but not as widespread. not as many of them into the north that is lottie dry and fine. ah! in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage and 6000 body. this story? yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen off episode to return on al jazeera lou. the me you're watching out the time to recap our headlines down to israelis have been killed and another seriously injured in a shooting in the occupied west. violence escalates and palestinian territory. the attack has targeted the vehicles near the illegal camera settlements in the northeast. israel is used for some kind of steam. bush was for a 3rd straight day and occupied these tourists. and they made their way among h

still a little bit of wet weather into central parts of india that central sway seemed the heaviest of the showers. they should tend to fade as we go through the next few days. they are still there, but not as widespread, not as many of them. and to the north, that is lottie dry and fine, ah, jump into the stream 10 percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon image showing the debate. people have already lost that line. people. how close to that culture people have to have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it live on you to people commenting. i want to know that you are not headed all this with this on al jazeera. oh, a welcome back. you're watching al jazeera and minder on top stories this hour to israelis have been killed out another seriously injured in the shooting in the occupied west, fighting as vine and escalates in the palestinian territory. attack has targeted a vehicle near the eagle hummer. a settlement in the northeast israel has used for some palestinian worshippers for a 3rd straight day in bodie

it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable. a lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little rest bite from heat waves. barney quixote gary miller, dear waters, a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there is this issue, power cuts anyway because of this heat, their power cuts all the time lightly with these are the problems i've been facing . in some villages, there is no running water. people relying wells for the supply and those and several villages complain of water shortages in others, entire families including children, have to work during the summer months. bricks dry faster, but working in the summer carries risks. it little body is out of wouldn't the sun is too harsh. we face a lot of difficulty our children for sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do now the only work we have yet otherwise is no other source of employment and never america categorically. as a front wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke, we can't afford to stop

america's central banks want to be sure that the country holding the reserves will not confiscate them in the event of any dispute, as the us did with russia and before that with afghanistan. well, then india and malaysia also refuse the dollar in trade reports. they change to indian rupees. such a move follows from the directive of the central bank of india, which insists on settlements in its national currency in international trade , the prime minister of malaysia also stated that there is no reason to continue to depend on the dollar. china launched a special patrol and inspection operation in the waters of the taiwan strait. its start was due to reports of a meeting between the speaker of the us house of representatives and the head of taiwan's administration. earlier, the chinese foreign ministry warned that the chinese authorities were categorically opposed to any official contacts between washington and taipei sharply escalated. and palestine israeli relations recorded violent clashes in the al-aqsa mosque, israeli, police broke into a mosque in jerusalem during a raid. the security forces used rubber bullets , tear gas and sveta stun grenades. according to local media, about 100 p

after days of deliberation, india's central bank has kept lending rates unchanged at 6.5%. ricing in another quarter percent increase in the cost of borrowing. since may last year, the reserve bank of india has raised rates by 2.5% in a bid to try and control soaring inflation. unseasonal rains and a cut in oil production announced by 0pec+ this week could have influenced the change in policy. 0ur india business correspondent, archana shukla, has been watching developments for us in mumbai. while it was a surprise for the markets, but considering it was a unanimous decision of the monetary policy board of the central bank, it signals that the rbi is in a trade—off between growth and inflation, they are keeping growth as a priority at least as of now. india is seeing signs of some slowdown in the economy. the december quarter, we saw growth unexpectedly slowing down to 4.4%. there are also concerns on slowing consumption, private investment has been tepid and there are risks from the global banking turmoil we have seenin the global banking turmoil we have seen in the recent p

india back on its carbon zero goals as well. and it is notjust the largest states in central or western india, but also the ones in eastern and southerng high power demand owing to intense heat waves. few states have made plans to tackle intense heat, but experts are saying that's not going to be enough. but for industries, agriculture or even construction workers who normally work through during the daylight hours, experts are saying that it is only going to get harsher as the days go by. did you know that nearly half of the global workforce today are millennials or gen z. that is two whole generations of young adults raised on the internet. as a result those younger employees have very different workplace norms and expectations full up companies need to understand their motivation if they want to retain these workers. that is according to nick goldberg, the founder of ezra, the digital platform that coaches then from around the world. my platform that coaches then from around the world.— around the world. my advice to (£05 around the world. my advice to ceos around _ around the world. my advice to ceos around how _ around the world.

we expect that it can be moderate rainfall over southern india and central india and northeastern statesr northwest india. rishaad: i want to ask you a much broader question about whether you're seeing any evidence perhaps of climate change in india there, and you get that in the weather patterns and certainly neighboring pakistan blamed climate change for the terrible floods that they had. >> yes, if you look at the towable amount of rainfall in the monsoon season, in the past hundred years, the rainfall in the monsoon season is less, but if you consider -- it is becoming uneven. that means a number days with heavy rainfall is increasing and the number of days with light rainfall or moderate rainfall is decreasing. so the heavy rainfall leading to past floods -- at the same time you decrease the number of light moderate rain days, so even though the total rainfall, the probability of floods and droughts, a pattern is emerging in the sense that the area is showing an increasing amount of activity. it is higher for northeastern states in these areas are showing depleting rainfall during t

india back on its carbons or goals as well. and it is notjust the largest states in central or western india but also the ones in eastern and southerns have made plans to tackle intense heat but experts are saying that is not going to be enough. particularly for industries, agriculture or even construction workers who normally work through the daylight hours. experts are saying that it is only going to get harsher as the days go by. meanwhile the uk —based sandwich chain has a in india and will open in mumbai on friday. the chief executive said expanding in india has been a long time goal of the brand in that shops will be opened later this year. and they are not the only international brand to open its doors there in india, apple has done so as well. coffee bean prices on the international markets are around 80% higher than they were before the pandemic. prices for consumers have not stopped rising just yet. that is according to the boss of one of the worlds biggest coffee companies. talking to our correspondent for talking business we cutely, he says that there is a bit more inflation that he can see still to come. i more inflatio

driven by dirty fuels like coal and increased demand pushes india back on its carbon zero goals as well. and it's notjust the larger states in centralnes in eastern and southern regions that are seeing high power demand due to intense heat waves. there have been plans to tackle the intense heat, but the experts are saying that will not be enough. particularly for industries, agriculture and even construction workers or those who normally work during the daylight hours. experts say that it is only going to get harsher as the days go by. staying on the topic of our changing climate — tomorrow is earth day. a day for people around the world to come together to raise awareness about how crucial it is to take steps to protect our precious planet. with gatherings, marches and protests expected — along with community clean ups and sharing of idea's. so we thought we'd use this as an oportunity to look at how the business world have been reacting to climate change. joining me now is jacques morris — associate at the climate change think tank esg — and part of the uk's net zero transition plan taskforce. a lot of promises from big businesses

india. more so across central areas of india for the time being lisa to go through sunday on into monday, the share should become fewer and further between more the way of very warm sunshine into pakistan. ah. in 543, he won a fraud, takes on the big issues. this is not one off. he said about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions, is with lowanda, imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more polite hill for upright. what al jazeera. ah ah. hello again. this is al jazeera, the main used to sell them. 30 ukrainian children have been reunited with their families out there. alleged deportation by russia keeps, as an old, in 16000 ukrainian children have been illegally deported. moscow says it's protecting them from the war. at least 80 people have been kidnapped to northwestern. nigeria gunman targeted mostly women and children of the village in some far a state. fri

india. more so across central areas of india for the time being lisa to go through sunday on into monday, the share should become fewer and further between more the way of very warm sunshine into pakistan. ah. the arctic to hold to the semi people and natural resources needed for combating climate change to an important part of the battery supply. china for europe, they don't think it is people's up to say humorous as other people can. nations made wealthy from oil and gas. now balanced the green obligations with the rights of indigenous people. you can choose solutions that for us, give us know for future voices from the optic. the money talks money williams on jesse uta ah ah, ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories, more than $30.00 ukrainian children have been reunited with their families after moscow is accused of deporting them. he says more than 16000 children have been illegally fed to russia. moscow say this, protecting them from the war. at least 80 people have been kidnapped in north west nigeria. government targeted mostly women and children

banks to use swift is that the central bank wants to be sure that the country holding the reserves will not become confiscated in these cases, either from the floor, indiaalaysia in trade settlements. they change to indian rupees. this follows from a directive from the central bank of india which insists also stated that there is no reason to continue to depend on the dollar. estonia continues to wallow in democratic values. they banned access to more than fifty sites with consumer protection and technical supervision of the country. he immediately conducted a kind of public opinion poll, where people, allegedly against russian channels, are in a real information war. after all, estonia has already restricted access to 195 websites and fifty-one tv channels to safe magazines based on western traditions. just canceled this is also confirmed by the absence of any reaction to the terrorist attack on the university embankment in st. petersburg as a result of an extremist attack by the special services , an ideologue, a russian spring, died. he owns dozens of tatars. a man of the 18th year and without a cut told the war, obviously precisely inconvenient trut

india and into pakistan. some heavy rain to come across central parts of india. the clouds thickening here, if you are those showers trickling down to the south, possibly some thunderstorms of 4 sri lanka, but a largely clear picture across the northeast. and that's going to continue for places like new delhi over the next few days. 34 degrees celsius on saturday. ah, those that know, do those that understand? teach cook a maverick school headmaster and post conflict. go fast, determined to change the fortunes of an inner city community claimed by urban decay, poverty, the legacy of sectarian and russia. arms as students with the knowledge of the ancient greek philosopher, wholesale, your fears, but his van and everybody else is this young, played to a witness of human tree on a j 0. ah donald trump defendant and told to funds on the stage, the 1st single form of president of free publication call for case with.

india. last week the central bank held its key rate study after six consecutive hikes. nsumer prices showing signs of moderating in the us in india inflation is still very much a concern but officials at the international monetary fund for the risk to the global economy that the fund is worried about. our north america north america bidders corresponded with speaking to the deputy managing director of the imf. we speaking to the deputy managing director of the imf.— director of the imf. we are seeinu director of the imf. we are seeing multiple _ director of the imf. we are seeing multiple kinds - director of the imf. we are seeing multiple kinds of i seeing multiple kinds of stresses. we are in an environment where inflation is still too high. it is well above central—bank targets which is why they are raising interest rates to bring it down. we saw in march the banking sector turmoil we had in the us and in switzerland. that's come down for now but we know that after a decade of low interest rates lots of vulnerabilities have built up. we could see it much more stress g

you see, as we go on into a sunday not classified and tried to central parts of india over the next hour. so we got some storms rumbling away across the central air. some live the showers on the cards. for many are we are going see them just not a little further research as you go through sas day and on into sunday, but hopefully turning a little try as you make our way towards monday. if you show us that was a far south, because from where to where the spinning out of afghanistan to pakistan. ah, with it's a $1000000000.00 money, no drink operation. the coal mafia is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with it. right, right. in a 4 part series al jazeera is investigative unit because under cover in southern africa, pittsburgh, we control 90 percent of the government. once it's falling, it's perfectly brandon, good. pop 3 on out. just sierra engaging with china, francis president in the head of the european commission, both in beijing.

the central bank of india has also announced the agreement of 18 countries to establish financial accounts and morale in trade with india. all these are signs of weakening the position. dollars in business it is global. by turning the dollar into a kind of weapon, washington has made many countries think in order to avoid the american sanctions. the share of the dollar in the reserves of the central banks of the world has increased from 70% to 60% in the last 20 years and is slowly increasing. the fall of europeans and sweets are seeking to establish international payment systems outside of swift. india pays for its oil purchases from russia in currencies other than dollars, and saudi arabia has come to the idea that china and brazil will determine the price of shuba oil. the basis of the agreement made in bilateral commercial exchanges of currencies and reals they use the currency of brazil. having said that, the situation of the dollar in world trade is unstable, a situation that may affect other economic areas in the united states. americans continue to spend without worrying about the

use the credit cards of regional banks instead of the payment systems of foreign banks, the central bank. indiathe agreement of 18 countries to establish financial accounts based on rupees in trade with india. all of these are signs of the weakening of the dollar's position in the world trade, and in a way, it has become a weapon for many countries to avoid sanctions . america 4 ideas on the other hand, the share of the dollar the reserves of the central banks of the world have increased from 70% to 60% in the last 20 years and they are slowly falling in the europeans and china, or they are looking to create international payment systems outside of swift . saudi arabia has come to the idea that the price of crude oil will be determined by the yuan. china and brazil also use the yuan and the brazilian real in their bilateral trade, according to the agreement . however, the situation of the dollar in world trade is unstable, a situation that is possible. spread to other economic areas in america americans continue to spend without worrying about the budget deficit. the public debt has increased 5

and before that , india and malaysia refuse the dollar from afghanistan in trade settlements. they change to indian rupees. this follows from the directive of the centralof india, which insists on the settlement of its national currency in international trade. the malaysian prime minister also said there was no reason to continue to depend on the dollar. estonia continues to wallow in democratic values. they banned access to more than fifty sites through which people watched russian tv channels and could receive reliable information. now there was a generation that was loved by the communists. now the generation will leave who loved the democrats. they, too, are already at the age of somewhere, well, 10 years older than me, but approximately, and then a normal generation will appear that loves russia, unfortunately, the generation of true patriots that vladlen tata dreamed about in his last interview , a follower of ideas in which there is no place for duty and conscience took a person's life. with all his strength, he fought for the truth and the right to be called russian. uh, there daria patted. yes? uh, actually it's all our liberal education. this

central asia under the guise of fighting terrorism. he made the comments during a meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization in india. no southern american, the united states and its allies under the pretext of helping in the fight against terrorism, or trying to restore their military presence in central asia. we regard request to the countries of the region to deploy military infrastructure as a direct threat to the stability in the shanghai cooperation organizations space for our part of we are increasing the combat readiness of russian military bases in kurdistan. and to educate stamp history at vin. indeed, we of be mourning for many of us in new delhi, with the indian as seo presidency ushering in some new approaches to asian or eurasia and security tool for this conference was said by the bilateral meeting between the defense ministers of india and china, which in and of itself was a pretty remarkable event because it's the 1st meeting of such kind after border clashes in 2020. and the ministers trust the frankness of their discussions and really shows that the experience of this particular conference and the n

but 90 percent of the don't see that as a matter of fact that are presented in india, central police forces in the army and the police local police force it, there is a force that is strong and it has always been at the forefront of any battles again, just because i'm happy to see that these separatists might get section abroad and maybe tonight or they didn't, but nobody wants to live and then also the graphics team. so yeah, that's why i how do you rate the reaction to this? but by canada, obviously it's been denounced by the local man and the police have launched a hate crime investigation into this. do you think they could be doing more the i think this is not the 1st, then there's been a change in the system to getting in the high commission where the indians last was a lot of nose and screams. now i refused to be that these, that the security forces and all of the rest of the police to be racial is actually much better than they cannot today can do for that matter. building that one by didn't give emissions, embassies. and this is being deliberately and there are some sorts of

india. by issuing preliminary permission to the banks of this country, the central bank of india allowed the banks of this country to open accounts and settle international trade accounts with rupees in addition to the current common practice. the devaluation of the indian rupee has caused concern in recent months. also, india and other countries will become less dependent on the us dollar. if the rupee payment system becomes widespread at the international level, it can become an important factor in changing emerging economies such as india and the integration of cities, especially in south asia. follow to have this authorization, payment invoices and settlement of accounts related to trade with 18 countries of the world can from now on be done with indian rupees. and england are among the countries that have announced their desire to facilitate trade with the indian rupee. this action will help the long-term goal of internationalizing the currency of this country and will make trade with the countries of the region easier , including nepal and bhutan. exchanges of rs we had and now it is p