>>friedman: how has the delhi-metro changed the lives of ordinary people?>>nath : there are people who were not mobile before, people who couldn't go to work. they could get a job but they couldn't go to work because it would take them 2.5-3 hours and it would cost them so much money. now, because of the mobility, businesses are able to get people, people are able to get jobs, the economic activity has had a huge impact so the metro just doesn't provide urban transportation. it generates a huge amount of economic activity. >>friedman: natural disasters like the tsunami and earthquake in japan or other events that we're seeing in the middle east been in your view damaging to india's growth or might there be repercussions >>nath : of course japan being such a huge economy with it economy being hit, one's rarely willing to see what happens the impact it will have in its trade with india is just not india's exports, its india's imports. with so much of japanese industry now in stress, there is going to be a problem. the middle east where oil is concerned and wh

new middle class whose appetite for spending is growing with artist chris reeder reports from new delhi. tejal is living the dream age of twenty eight a former investment banker is now running a restaurant and bar in the heart of south delhi then usable if i were to take before coming up with it from a father would have to. finance through this point some opportunity in this mumbai you can go to the caribbean but in the past ten years india has experienced enormous change and with a came a new set of hopes for the world's youngest population. he said market is huge the opportunity i mean audiences can spend money tales bars located inside this small one of around six hundred mega-mall that have sprung up in india within the past decade. good design. good. and there's a lot of money so combined the design. is going to. be today indians can get just about any international brand from hong kong to the u.s. to the u.k. it's access that is change the mentality of many to. ten years the people. that already. says the group is the. relation is there so people are not thinking in a very differe

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the more the economic guns power it is difficult for the world to ignore preassure either r t new delhi india just a few minutes a veteran middle east reporter explains why it's the security forces who are calling the shots in syria but first. date. hello and welcome to our business update this hour and we start with our top story the u.s. federal reserve has cut the country's economic growth forecast for this year chairman ben bernanke he says he expects growth to be around three point two percent compared with a previous forecast of up to three point nine percent his also significantly raised the inflation forecast to up to two point eight percent having previously expected it to be around one half but american interest rates will remain on hold because the fed's reluctant to make any quick moves to cut back. or slow down growth however a weaker greenback may have a negative effect on russia. we call it doesn't build us in parts of the russian economy in what in one sense you have a weaker dollar which is our commodity prices and that increases the amount of revenues but your revenues

it to a developing country like india were eager buyers think they can turn a profit on the goods delhi has passed becoming one of the biggest anyway stomping sites in the world trash from developed countries comes here to india for those with few options for a survival hope to cash in on this job and even though it's a legal under the basil convention to ship hazardous material to india companies to find the junk a second hand goods are mixed models to customs officials to get away with it many countries feel that they need to second hand computers because it's the lives of. of putting congregation in the country but what they get in exchange for that. ravi outer wall is the director of toxics a group dedicated to protecting migrant workers from the dangers of electronic waste and the workers have been will be putting stronger suits exposing them to all kinds of hazard it's a reality of most of these workers you know all too well but for them it's a dirty job at least for now gives them a means to survive. i know what it is not good for my heart nor the source of income nor the job so

new middle class there's appetite for spamming is growing with it our space reader reports from new delhi who need tell you all is living the dream age of twenty eight the former investment banker is now running a restaurant and bar in the heart of south delhi ten years ago if i were to take off opening a push from the father would have to. finance the find some opportunity in unless someone can carry on with it. but in the past ten years india has experienced enormous change and with it came a new set of hopes for the world's youngest population. market is huge the opportunity of huge we. can spend money tales bars located inside this small one of around six hundred magnum malls that have sprung up in india within the past decade and it is written by a good desire to get that good brand and there's a lot of money. so combine a desire and ability is going to get a big. today indians can get just about any international brand from hong kong to the u.s. to the u.k. it's access to this change the mentality of many to be for ten years people. says is the group is the globalization is there so

that is difficult for the world to ignore preassure either r t new delhi india. always run you through some of the news and features we've got a lion. a touchy subject for you as a beauty queen who claims that opting out of a full body scan at american airports left her with a pat down that was too close for comfort in the case of separating fact from fiction as alleged arms smuggler victor both sides to clear his name and his lord of war reputation catch the story of our city dot com and watch our eye catching video reports on our you tube channel. is. the official. called talk from the. video. and. you'll want to. call america's national security team faces a major we shot a look talk and i don't get to stand general david petraeus is expected to take over the cia while the current intelligence chief will replace robert gates as the band secretary are to consider wayne madsen says president obama is making a team which shares his long term military vision. one of the people being replaces are u.s. ambassador to afghanistan former general carl icahn barry who we

it to a developing country like india were eager buyers think they can turn a profit on the goods delhi has passed becoming one of the biggest waste dumping sites in the world trash from developed countries comes here to india for those with few options first arrival to cash in on this job and even though it's illegal under the basil convention to ship hazardous material to india companies define the junk as second hand goods or mixed metals to customs officials to get away with it many countries seem. to second hand because if the. food. of quitting could go vision in the country but what they get in exchange for that is pretty drunk rocky i'll go all is the director of toxic slick a group dedicated to protecting migrant workers from the dangers of electronic waste in delhi workers have be putting stronger suits exposing them to all kinds of racial hazards it's a reality most of these workers know all too well but it's a dirty job that at least for now gives them a means to survive. i know what they did is not good for my heart nor does source of income nor the job so i have to do some

the more the economy guns power that is difficult for the world to ignore preassure either r t new delhi india. on just a few minutes we explore a who's. ashes finding america's far right party movement and all that will be coming to you later after korea now world. leaders business news a little bit three well what we're hearing is that on the back of the declining dollar the price of gold is climbing up that's right and you know hong kong is launching new trading in gold futures in the hope of capturing you know investor interest in that metal will get back to that in a minute but first the u.s. federal reserve has cut the country's economic growth forecast for this year chairman ben bernanke you says he expects growth to be around three point two percent compared with the previous forecast of up to three point nine percent and he has also significantly raise the inflation forecast talk to two point eight percent having previously expected it to be around one and a half but american interest rates will remain on hold because the peds reluctant to make any moves to combat high inflation

it to a developing country like india were either buyers think they can turn a profit on the goods delhi has passed becoming one of the biggest waste dumping sites in the world trash from developed countries comes here to india or those with few options for survival hope to cash in on this job and even though it's illegal under the battle convention to ship hazardous material to india companies define the junk as second hand goods or mixed models to customs officials to get away with it many countries feeling that they need to save on computers because if the. of predicable getting in the country but what they get in an exchange for that is for each of rugby agarwal is the director of toxics away a group dedicated to protecting migrant workers from the dangers of electronic waste in delhi workers having a very putting struggle it's exposing them to feel all kinds of racial hazards it's a reality most of these workers know all too well but for them it's a dirty job that at least for now gives them a means to survive i know what i do is not good for my health but i have no other source of

and on independence day when everyone gathers in new delhi to celebrate freedom, gandhi is not there and refuses to be intrude on the national radio station. this is a sorry affair, and not the way that he imagined and that it would be a result of the a great social transformation. in which the indian middle classes and elite would recognize their responsibility of raising up the poorest people. tavis: how is gandhi regarded in thes day -- these days in india? >> i am learning a lot, my book is banned in some areas and there was a demonstration with a noose around me, hang joseph lelyveld in new delhi, and i am accused of a reputation of the father of a nation. it makes me realize how brittle in some indian minds the concept of gandhi is. they think of him as a pious man and fearless man that thought them courage. but there is a lot of of the message that is contention that offends some indians. tavis: what is it most about the narrative of his life as we think we know it that is so inaccurate? >> i don't think that the narrative of his life is inaccurate. i see this as augmenting th

new delhi india. right now. that's our country.hello and welcome to the business bulletin for this hour russia is suspending export of petrochemicals in order to tackle the fuel shortage on the domestic knock it several regions have already suffered from the lack of pixel recent days alexander has a role from gazprom bank explains what's happening in the market the problem is actually bad the government has applied to the new tax regime for export. oil products so probably now for some oil companies is more profitable to export the staff or diesel outside roger russia rather than a seller to domestic retail stations also. or at least year expertise the crude oil was provided to very attractive that banks for their crude to export so basically oil companies also preferred to export crude rather than refining their brushing so together with minor regional e.g. states problems it turns into some regional deficits or cule in some russian regions. the russian government is to ease the tax burden for petrochemical produces in order to en

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those with no choices are sometimes forced to accept preassure either r t new delhi india. come up to ninety minutes past the hour in the russian capital now a quick look for you for some other headlines making news around the world at this stage of the day at least nine people been killed and dozens wounded after two suicide car bombs exploded in the iraqi capital baghdad witnesses say both cars detonated as they were queuing to enter the heavily fortified green zone the heart of the capital is business government policy in iraq has been increasing over the last year with bombings once again an almost daily. robot sent into the reactor buildings at the fukushima nuclear plant a massive amounts of radiation barring any workers from entering the plant's operator also announce a new nine month plan to stabilize the situation proposing to cover the reactors with chernobyl like. the situation at the nuclear complex remains critical with radiation leaks and difficult access print progress. the russian scientists believe they could soon be peering through the looking glass to out

with the horror that those with no choices are sometimes forced to accept preassure either r t new delhi india. with r.t. live from moscow russia's finance minister has warned that high oil prices are not all positive for the country's economy but i was speaking at a world bank session in washington but he spoke with us first it's a preview of what you can watch in full next hour. as a couple through the thing is that whenever the police grow significantly over a short period of time russia gets a large improve at all hours and that either causes inflation which again hinders investment into russia as inflation causes the interest rates to go up or leads to the stripping of the ruble a stronger ruble leads to performance and increased import volumes and makes imports cheaper that's making the imported goods competitive was a mistake once this was the only domestic production rates there for such an influential dollars could have a negative impact on. the russian scientists believe they could soon be peering through the looking glass through the outer spaces deepest secrets and ambitious

new delhi india. oh time to update you on some of today's world news opposition sources a series play four people have been killed during new clashes between anti-government protesters and the police it follows the worst violence since the unrest began in one security forces opened fire at the weekend on mourners at the funerals of those killed in early pasha's violence has escalated in recent days really though president us also look to protect its long stay for more she says. opposition officials in yemen have rejected a plan to allow the president to leave power in thirty days time while giving him immunity from prosecution but also object to a clause that would let the country's parliament which is dominated by presidential loyalists to reject his resignation thousands of protesters in the capital sanaa are demanding early up to lots to step down immediately and end is that each to your own sébastien stray showers have seen around one hundred thirty people killed . several hundred people have marc

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new delhi india as we just saw it's no secret that americans love their gadgets whether it's the us i pad or three d. t.v. the thirst for technology is never quite quite but is this addiction a habit americans are likely to break their heart and this of the resident hit the streets of the big apple to find out. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you got this year this week let's talk about the bat is there gadget that you're lusting after right now as a g.p.s. but you are desperately yes if you have no way to track where you're going without it basically you know maps. were just not as good but i phone and did she already have a phone course what was wrong with that but she needed my phone was an i phone do you have a cell phone now how long have you had it. twenty one months three months away from your. i know you're going to get a new phone you're going to stay with the old phone you phone you for most definitely most definitely what's wrong with your current phone. it does

and new delhi is a small town in india. >> jimmy: is it? >> jimmy: we don't know anything, so -- if you say there are 11 people there -- >> yeah, yeah, about 14 million. >> jimmy: oh, wow. does your family still live there? >> my parents do. and i get to talk to them on the phone. my mom called, i'm like, i'm about to go on jimmy kimmel, like i told you. okay, cool. this one thing that i had to ask you about -- i was like, no, you don't understand, like this is a really cool thing. yeah, yeah, okay, one second, i have to ask you one thing. >> jimmy: do they understand what's going on with you? you're on a television show? >> they do. the show is popular in india. when i first booked the show, like, i was like, dad, i got cast in the show. they knew the process. they were like, yeah, that's awesome. and then they were like, what does this mean, getting cast? like, just leave it to your parents to cut, like, bring you down to earth in one second. >> jimmy: very enthusiastic. >> they're like, this is amazing what does this mean? are you going

that we would not be allowed to put in kitchens or cabinets because we would be next to a wholefoods delhi. i think that there is no good reason not to allow for this parking. i asked you to endorse what has been a successful collaboration between the developer and its neighbors. thank you. >> i am the architect for the project. i will not talk about parking. i would like to run through the project. the project is located on the first block of dolores street. this covers two of the warehouse buildings that have been mentioned. these are the pictures of the warehouse building. as you know, you are familiar with the site across the street where you have approved the whole foods project. one of the things we have done is work with our neighbors and understand where they're coming from. you can see the outline of the two warehouse buildings and a lot of our neighbors have many ins and outs. except for the building north of us, here, we would be considered a key lot because these buildings actually abut our buildings. the buildings to the south where one of the previous protesters were, this is

. >> the other photographers in the show, what is local, and the others are from new york and new delhi. what do you like about some of their work? >> in a big fan of the fact that he approaches photography from a non-traditional point of view. he also cunner has a mixed view of cameras themselves. he calls them toys. >> he uses these cameras that one might assume our toys, but he also says all the toy cameras are cameras, so it does not really matter to him what he is using to take the images as long as he is getting the images he wants. and because they are taken with these film cameras, they have a very different feel than the other pictures in the show. one of the things i want to talk about is that lindsey's body of work is running down one side of the hall, and it is all about women in afghanistan and how they serve and their special interactions with civilian women and communities, which is the special role that women soldiers play in afghanistan. across from eric copeland's work, which is extremely masculine and black and white and very aggressive -- what do you think about that

we have more from delhi. >> the court ruled that he could be given bail by appealing against his convictionhe is a qualified doctor who has been working among the port tribal communities in central india. last december, a court found him guilty of treason saying that he was helping the maoist by caring messages to them, even helping them to setup bank accounts. the judges said that while he could be found a sympathetic to their cause, it does not make him guilty of treason. this is a judgment and pronouncement that has been widely welcomed by the doctor's family and supporters. this is a case that has received massive attention not just here in india but also in the international community. amnesty international describe him as a prisoner of conscience. they said that the trial was flawed. the trial itself was monitored by representatives of the european union, an unprecedented step. this is a major stronghold for the maoist who control a large amount of territory in central and eastern india. they have been described by the prime minister as a major threat to national security. human-right

. >> the other photographers in the show, what is local, and the others are from new york and new delhi. what do you like about some of their work? >> in a big fan of the fact that he approaches photography from a non-traditional point of view. he also cunner has a mixed view of cameras themselves. he calls them toys. he calls them toys. >> he uses these cameras th

super bug resistant to the most powerful antibiotics has been found in the water supplies outside new delhithe gene has spread to germs that cause cholera and dysentery. it is thought it could take years to develop new drugs to counter the threat. it has been more65 years since world war ii dame to an end. but now the holocaust music is using technology to find children who survived the war. here is the story of this special search. >> these are the faces of some of the millions of children who found themselves alone and homeless in the aftermath of world war ii. the photos were taken by relief workers in refugee camps. the children's whereabouts, still unknown. in what may be the last opportunity to find out what happened to them, the u.s. holocaust memorial museum is turn to social media in the hope that somebody may help solve the mystery. >> in the first 48 hours using social media, twitter and facebook. we were able to have thousands of people visit the website. they left us comments on what they thought about the photos. they shared this website with friend and family. and we got a lo