a british daily has cited sources familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threatenedng us now for our news review program is aiden jonah, founder and editor in chief at the canada falls, join us from toronto and showbon saxenna, indian journalist and political commentator, joining us out of sao paulo. gentleman, i like to welcome you both to the program here. i guess we'll start there in saolo with you, mr. saxana, hope you're safe and doing well, welcome to the program sir. now you're we india and canada maybe they don't have the most uh elaborate trading um regiment, but nevertheless there's about 4 billion dollars that india exports and about 4.1 billion that it imports, very balanced trade between the two, it's not astronomical, but nevertheless it's not by any means a small amount, there's a lot of stake here is based on trying to say your initial thoughts on the story, thank you very much for having me, of course the trade between india and canada is about billion dollars, not very big amount if we compare with other countries, excuse me, but unfortunately the t

this time new delhi has demanded that scores of canadian diplomats leave india within a week.. india has reportedly asked canada to repatriate some 41 diplomats by the 10th of october. a british daily has cited sources familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threaten to revoke the diplomatic immunity of those staffers who remain in the country beyond that deadline. tentions between the two escalated after the canadian prime minister justin trudo accused new delhi of being involved in the killing of sik activist hardip sing nijar in june. nijar was member of the halistan movement that has been long demanding an independent seek state in india for decades. right-wing indian governments of prime minister narendra mody rejected any involvement in his killing. joing us now for our news review program is aiden jonah, founder and editor in chief at the canada falls, join us from toronto. and showbon saxen indian journalist and political commentator joining us out of sao paulo. gentlemen. i like to welcome you both to the program here. i guess we'll start there in sout

these raids by police in the indian capital delhi are described l indian capital delhi are described the journalistic community and many media rights organisations and many media rights organisations and journalists bodies i have emergency meetings as we speak against these raids. and what kind of impact this will have on free and independentjournalism in india. newsclick describes itself as a total independent news website with the progressive views and those who raided it included journalist, satirist and those who wrote columns are now the government is accusing them of receiving illegalfunding from china. the latest raid came after the new york times published a report in august which said a us —based lynette was financing various media groups around the globe for chinese propaganda. these are strongly rejected by china but what has happened isjournalists bodies are worried about what kind of independentjournalism they can do given the current climate in india at the moment. they say the crackdown on journalists, at the moment. they say the crackdown onjournalists, especially tho

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apple has not applied for it, even though some leaders in delhi had been hoping the company would. why would you say it's a bit of a surprise to some people, but uh, many believe that apple is, is, is really a us, but very focused on it's a iphone production in india. it means it wants to go onto. so it's another products as well. but it's not really looking at in the, as a, as a laptop manufacturing was or assembly market in the near future. it might apply later, but apple has not applied for the scheme. as of now, it is really focusing on getting up. it's a existing iphone production levels, the figures that suggest that those production, india has crossed a $7000000000.00 and it wants to effect a $4.00 to $5.00 uh forward height in this figures in the next 4 to 5 years. so that's really where the apple is focused. like now the w correspondents are required to him reporting from delhi. they are charl, thank you. it is to argentina now where a young butcher has become a successful social media influence, or he provides con consumers with tips on how to save money and meet purchase

and india reportedly asked 41 canadian diplomats leave as the rift between ottawa and new delhi widens over the killing of a sief activist on canadian soil. well welcome to our studio the capital tehran. this is prest tv news. thanks for joining us. the running president has once again strongly condemned the recent desecration of the holy quran in some european countries. islam is a religion of freedom and equality. the holy quran is also a book of mercy, wisdom and divine words. insulting the holy quran as the precious miracle of the prophet muhammad is insult to humanity, freedom, values and spirituality. the islamic republic of iran strongly condemns such hateful and spightful acts that occur in some parts of the world with the aim of spreading islamophobia. these acts also hurt the sentiments of muslims across the globe. right made the comments and a congratulatory message to the leaders and the people of muslim. countries on the auspicious occasion of the prophet muhammad's birth anniversary. he also called for the promotion of unity and solidarity among muslim nations. the holy m

new delhi police arrested a number of demonstrators . massive demonstrations in amman, the capital of jordan , to declare solidarity with palestine and in condemnation the zionist invasion of the gaza strip took place. in the maghreb, people in the city of fez condemned the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the gaza strip and emphasized solidarity with the palestinian nation . bazar khan is the name of a metro station in the capital of india. hundreds of students from delhi universities have arranged to gather here a few days ago. together with palestine. we support the palestinian people. crimes against residents. war crimes should be tried. when their number increased , they reconciled. every step they took, a few more people joined them. the most important their slogan was: palestine must be freed. stop the killing of civilians in gaza as soon as possible and death to israel. gaza is an attack on humanity. innocent people are killed. we want the conflicts to stop. the destination of the students was two streets away. dozens of

our card is following the story for us from delhi charo. this incentive plan by the government seems to be gaining traction there. what are the companies getting under this incentive plan? well it, cuz it's essentially a production link incentive plan, especially specifically designed for manufacturing of, uh, laptops, tablets, pcs, servers, etc. in india, uh, its budget is about 1900000000 euros. uh, according to the scheme and incentive, a 5 percent will be provided by the government of india on net increment to sales by a company. and that's a big incentive earlier this percentage was low, but then it was hiked. once again, companies will get an additional option incentive of cheapest and if they use confidence made and designed in india. so this is essentially designed to promote manufacturing in india, there's a lot of flexibility which means the investments can be done over 6 years. so not a lot of benefits at about 40 companies, including several global brands they've applied for it. and chris, so there is a number of tech companies

let's declare the rights of palestinians, but see how delhi police arrested us, justice must be done the homeland of palestinians must be returned to its owners. the protestors were chanting and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime in killing the citizens and civilians living in gaza , when the delhi police arrested them. the zionist regime wants to take over the entire palestinian land by force and weapons. india has always been and will remain a supporter of the oppressed palestinian nation. hamas's response to israel's crimes was stacey payt, although it arrested the supporters of the palestinian people to end the gathering, among the countless media present at the scene of the opposition to the zionist regime . hasan abdul maliki, new delhi radio news , thousands of americans are waiting to return from the land. according to the report of the american nbc network, the people living in the occupied territories have started by air and sea. given that airlines have canceled a number of their flights. the us ministry of foreign affairs has considered chartered flights to trans

and indian officials arrested chinese employee of the smart phone maker vivo in delhi as tensions flare between the two countries. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we start with global markets, because despite uncertainty caused by the israel—hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe, as well as the united states, has improved, compared to the beginning of the trading week. earlier, oil prices for one have fallen more than 2%, as fears of disruption to supplies due to conflict calmed down a day after saudi arabia pledged to stabilise the market. the neck he is up to .6% this morning. —— 1.2 mac 6% the central bank said it might hold steady on another interest—rate hike as well. federal reserve officials are embracing the higher—for—longer strategy. that's according to the newly released minutes in the september meeting. the readout shows while people are divided on whether the us central bank will hike rates before the year is out, they've seen it has spill—over effects in financial markets everywhere. higher rates make it more expensive for americans to ta

and lately the view from new delhi that is lama bod, foster's terrorism. so when it comes to the one thing, the rival countries agree on a love of cricket, getting their 2 role class national teams together is never easy. the recently concluded asia cup was scheduled to be held only in partners until india refused to send it to cricket team to play. despite the ongoing tension, the host nations fans are looking forward to seeing the highly charged rivalry play out on their home turf. demitra, whatever time i get off work and then house candid watching the world cup, matching it, we match with not just a woke up when ever the india team is playing any tournament. i tried to watch with all the matches. people didn't really even midnight, but i like all indians, and i'm hoping that the indians, he wins the one company we should with or didn't value. i'm sure we will. but what i want is our india to when it gets pocky stuff, even if and it loses the come yet we should be practiced on in the i is definitely going to be focused on and a lot of friends of mine an

and so i see locations in anime around new delhi. they are associated with the news website news click a case has been filed against the news outlet. on the, on to tara know the you and security council hesitated to authorize multinational force to.

say could lead to social discord in a country known as the world's largest democracy.man press new delhi now with that. report we can end of this news, thanks for watching, the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan. and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in country, only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid of the widespread corruption, the guice of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. together, we have shown that when europe is bold and united, it gets things done. 95. million people in the eu are threatened by poverty, there is a broken energy market while the energy and arms industries are making record profits. last year, it seemed that italy was better performing as compared to other industrial economies in in europe. this year and this quarter, it seems the the opposite. vemos si tocamos entramos en la violabilidad de vivienda es un derecho que pero está desconectada no. an explosion has hit the trish capital anchor wounding two police officers, officials stated two assailants ar

in another horrific incident a muslim man was linched in new delhi for taking a banana at hindu temple event. i have a hard time selling vegetables on the street. now few months ago i was harassed in a community with many saying we won't buy vegetables from muslim. they called me by an appropriate names. since last decade, india has seen a growing fear and panic among minorities, particularly muslims. there is a growing mistrust on the ruling bjp and its policies towards muslims. the ruling party of prime minister narendra modi, however denies any allegation saying india is a democracy and believes in equal right. for all, but critics argue that the real agenda is to promote hindu supremacy in the country to garner votes and retain power, with general elections few months away, anti-muslim retoric is flaring up across the country, minor communities are yet again becoming political tools for electoral games, experts say the ruling party is dividing voters on religious lines, which they say? could lead to social discord in a country known as the world's largest democracyman press tv new

a british daily has cited sources familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threaten to revoke the diplomatic immunity of those staffers who remained in the country after the deadline. now tensions between the two escalated after canadian prime minister justin truude accused new delhi of being involved in the killing. of a siik activist hardeep sing nijar in june. nijar was member of the khalisatan movement that has been demanding an independent seek state in india for decades. right-wing indian government of prime minister narendra modi has rejected any involvement in his killing. former us president donald trump once again appears in court this time over case involving civil fraud, lawsuits followed by new york attorney general latisha james, she's accused trump and his family business of inflating the value of their assets by billions of dollars to secure better loans and insurance terms. if found guilty, trump could face fine of up to $250 million, a ban on running businesses in new york, and five-year restriction on commercial real estate activities. trump power has

watching press tv world news, the diplomatic rift between india and canada deepens further with new delhi calling on ottawa to withdraw dozens of its diplomats that is from the country. india has reportedly asked canada to repatriate 41 diplomats by the 10th of october, a british daily cities forces familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threaten to revoke the diplomatic immunity of those staffers who stay in the country after that deadline. tensions between the two escalated after the canadian prime minister justin trude accused new delhi of being involved in the killling of sikh activist hardeep sing najar in june. najar was member of the khalistan movement that's been demanding an independent seek state in india for decades. right-wing indian government to prime minister nurre is rejected. any involvement in the killing. former us president donald trump once again appears in court this time over case involving civil fraud. laws filled by the new york attorney general leticia james, she's accused trump and his family business of inflating the value of their assets by bi

our correspondent boris ivanin joins the broadcast from new delhi.ngs, what statements have already been made? yes, daria, greetings, but a lot of statements have already been made, now one of the key meetings of the parliamentary twenty summit is coming to an end, which is dedicated to achieving the g-20 goals of sustainable development of the state, achieving them by 2030, and a lot of topics are discussed at this meeting, this is both digital transformation and reform of global financial institutions, talking in particular about the notorious dedollarization and, of course, food security, as well as environmental issues, the problem is very relevant for india, according to the world health report, it is one of the most polluted countries, but of course, there is something to work on here in russia , the goals common to the g20 countries are reflected in our national projects, this is the cleaning of large water arteries, such as the volga and don rivers, for example, also taking care of lake baikal, the head of the the russian delegation, chairman

sources familiar with the story saying the indian are demanding, indian government demanding a new delhiendent seek state in india for decades. right-wing indian government of prime minister narendra modi has rejected any involvement in his killing. thousands of german doctors launched a day-long strike throughout the country on monday over rising costs and a relentless surge in inflation. the clinics have no choice but to protest because we have to make sure we have money by the end of the month to pay all the staff and house rent. in the capital berlin hundreds doctors gathered outside the health ministry headquarters demanding more financial support from the government. doctors said rising costs of energy and shortage of skilled professionals has increased pressure on clinics, nearly 20 medical associations and insurance organizations and number of pharmacies took part in the industrial action. germany like the rest of europe is witnessing sky rocketing inflation. recently, leading a research institute warned recession in europe's largest economy will be worse than previously feared.

british daily has cited sources familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threatened to revoke the diplomatic immunity of those staffers to remain in the country after the deadline. tensions between the two escalated after the canadian prime minister justin rudo accused new delhi of being involved in the killing of sikh activist hardip sing nizar in june. lizar was member of the halistan movement that has been demanding an independent sikh state in india for decades. the right-wing indian government of prime minister narendra modi has rejected any involvement in the killing. thousands of german doctors launched a day long strike across the country on monday over rising cost and the relentless surge innoflation. the clinics have no choice but to protest because we have to make sure we have money by the end of the month to pay all the staff and house rent. in the capital berlin, hundreds of doctors also gathered outside of the health ministry headquarters to demand more financial support from the government. the doctors said that the rising cost of energy and the shortage

munovabar zaman press tv, new delhi. the fifth edition of mustapha prize ceremony is underway in the central iranian city of isfahan. more than 100 muslim scholars from various countries are participating in this year's events. prize is a prestigious award in the realm of science. technology, dedicated to recognizing and promoting the achievements of top researchers and scientists. iran is hosting the fifth edition of the mustafa prize ceremony, the prestigious scientific event kicked off in the cultural capital of the islamic world is fahan. high-profile scientists from 57 islamic countries as well as iranian officials are taking part in the opening ceremony on september 29th. the fifth edition of the mustafa prize. is often referred to as the muslim nobel has begun in the central city of isfan in iran and will continue until october 4th, over 100 scientists and researchers from all around the world have gathered here today. iran's president ibrahim raisi officially inaugurated the fifth edition of the prestigious scien

>> the crackdown comes months after indian tax authorities raided the offices of the bbc in new delhi and mumbai. the channel aired a documentary critical of modi's role in the riots in 2002. more than 1000 people were killed and injured in the unrest between communities in that state. prime minister modi was then chief minister. other independent outlets have also been targeted, most of the searches are carried out under so-called anti-terror powers that critics say are draconian and a misuse of the law. >> the police are not listening to us, no application is being accepted. our clients are not being allowed to sign their legal authorization letters. this is an act of terror, this is an effort to silence people who question the government in any form. >> the degree of press freedom in india has plunged since modi took charge as prime minister in 2014. in this year's world press freedom index of 180 countries india has dropped to 161 from 150 last year. its lowest ranking on record. reporters without borders that conducts the annual ranking warrants press freedom is in crisis in indi

but see how delhi police arrested us. justice should be implemented and the homeland of the palestinians should be given to its owners be returned believers chanting and condemning. the crimes committed by the zionist regime in killing citizens and civilians were residents of gaza, which the delhi police arrested. the zionist regime wants to take over the entire palestinian land by force of arms. india has always been and will remain a supporter of the oppressed palestinian nation. hamas operation is a response to israel's crimes. foot police. although he arrested the supporters of the palestinian people in order to end the rally, the numerous media outlets present at the scene recorded the opposition to the zionist regime. the spokesman of the zionist regime army said that the evacuation of 28 residents of the city on the border with lebanon is being carried out . hezbollah destroyed the spy cameras of the zionist regime on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. this action has caused the zionist military to

the british daily has cited sources. familiar with the indian demand that new delhi has even threatened to revoke the diplomatic immunity of those staffers to remain in the country after the deadline. tensions between the two countries escalated after the canadian prime minister justin trudeau accused new delhi of being involved in the killing of sikh activist hardip singh nizar in june. nizar was member of the khalistan movement that has been demanning an independent sikh state in india for decades. the right-wing indian government of prime minister modi. has rejected any involvement in the killing. us military support for ukraine is coming under increasing criticism at home and abroad. the mexican president has now strongly criticized the spending as irrational and damaging. under emmanuel lopez obrador urged washington to instead devote more resources to help latin american countries. the leftist lopez obrador has vowed to keep mexico neutral in the conflict and proposed peace talks to end it. the us has sent more than 46 billions in military aid to ukraine since the russia-ukraine w

so in the delhi darkness they had something to conjure with.et root early and you know you're in business. getjos buttler too... well, they tell you the significance. england four down nearly 200 short, more wickets fell. harry brook was left trying to steer through the crisis, but without support and against an increasingly irresistible force. yeah! the magic mujeeb knew. everyone knew this was happening. england have time to recover. but this was about afghanistan. 20 years ago, they didn't have a proper national team. today they beat the world champions by 69 runs. no wonder they believe. patrick gearey, bbc news. at no time really, i think, when we were batting did we think we were running away with the game. we thought we had a decent total, but we had to bowl well and field well and the guys did that. so i think it's very pleasing and there's a lot of confidence that will hopefully come from this when competing against the bigger nations, and it'll have a knock on effect for all the other games, but not only in this world cup, but for the

toxic air is once again back to haunt major cities like delhi and mumbai.een suffocated by one of its worst air pollution is on record in recent days, sending the government into firefighting mud, and it is only going to get worse. —— firefighting mud. well, a raft of policies have been announced to tackle air quality, which has now hit a very poor level in the indian capital. in a meeting in delhi yesterday, the environment minister announced the metric frequency will be increased. so public transport is used more widely than cars. the government has also said special teams will be identified to inspect the local source of pollution across eight or nine hotspots in the capital. the minister said dust suppressant powders will also be used to curb pollution. reports suggest a crackdown on firecrackers and stubble burning in farms and neighbouring states could also be some other measures under consideration going ahead. in mumbai, pollution guidelines have been issued to some 6,000 construction sites to keep air quality in check. this includes instalation of

let's get our south asia economic editor in delhi.about this opposition lawmaker, and this tight grip of power that people have been criticizing from the modi administration. guest: just on wednesday, we saw in the evening, and opposition lawmaker, a sitting mp of the upper house of parliament from the opposition party being arrested by the enforcement directorate. this has become a big cause of concern among all the other opposition parties as well. he has been very critical of prime minister narendra modi. in the past we have seen the delhi chief minister openly criticize the prime minister and his party and say that they have a vendetta. the party that runs the state of delhi and punjab. clearly these incidents are increasing ahead of elections that will become a big talking point going forward. and remember, this is coming right a day after we did see certain journalists who were critical of the modi government being arrested by the delhi police as well. these incidents, as i have told you, have been on the rise heading into the e

in a meeting in delhi yesterday, the state's environment minister announced that bus and metro frequencys more widely used, rather than personal cars. the government has also said special teams would be deputed to identify and inspect the local sources of pollution across some eight or nine hotspots in the capital. the minister said dust—suppressant powders would also be used to curb pollution. now, reports suggest a crackdown on firecrackers and stubble burning in farms in neighbouring states could also be some other measures under consideration going ahead. in mumbai, meanwhile, pollution guidelines have been issued to some 6,000 construction sites to keep air quality in check — this includes installation of sprinkler systems and anti—smog machines. now, how effective these policies are in tackling what's become a persistent and recurring problem during the winters will only become clearer as temperatures drop further in the days ahead. nikhil inamdar, bbc news, mumbai. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @lukwesaburak bbc news, bringing you

the conflict between delhi and ottawa has been dragging on for several weeks; after the g20 summit, primesed the indian authorities of murdering hardil nizhar. leader of the sika community in canada from the point of view of a delhi separatist who wanted to create an independent state on the territory of the indian state of punjab. ottawa expelled one of its senior diplomats, allegedly working for indian intelligence, and a mirror response soon followed. at the same time, india has stopped issuing visas to canadian citizens. on that's all, thank you for being with us, right now on the first channel the program let's get married.

india rests a chinese employee in delhi as tensions flared between the two countries.come to asia business report. let's start with global markets. despite uncertainty caused by the israel hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe and the united states has improved compared to the beginning of the trading week. oil prices have fallen more than 2% as fears of disruption to supplies due to the conflict calmed down a day after top opec producer saudi arabia pledged to help stabilise the market. overnight, the wall street major indices closed higher, the us central bank has hinted it might hold steady on another interest rate hike as well. federal reserve officials are embracing the higherfor federal reserve officials are embracing the higher for longer strategy, according to the newly released minutes from their september meeting. it shows that while officials are divided on the question of whether the us central bank will hike interest rates again before the year is out, they all seem to think rates will remain high for some time. what the fed decides