that's where the t-hub center in hyderabad come in.t's a project financed by the state that advises and supports startups like reddy's from day one. hello sir good morning! how are you? fine thanks for asking. anthony anish - t-hub's chief operations officer - welcomes young entrepreneurs' interest in rural india. agritech is moving out there, sustainability is moving out there, right. so there are start-ups that are actually for solving rural problems, for non-metro problems for semi-urban problems, so i think, yes, there are alot of start ups that are putting alot of energy into these problems and taking these solutions out into the masses. here in hyderabad groundbreaking new technology such as artificial intelligence is welcomed. while there are currently just over 300 startups working in the innovation center, this number is set to rise to more than 20,000 in the next five years. entrepreneurs like reddy predict that india will soon be an economic superpower. it's not too far off to get the silicon valley of india in hyderabad. or

ahmad kamal, i have come from india, the city of hyderabad, where i am the senior professor at the birla institute of technology. science philani, the hyderabad campus of and i was previously the provice chancellor of jamiah ahmed university new delhi and before that i was the director and outstanding scientist at the csir indian institute of chemical technology and parallely i was also the founder director of the national institute of pharmaceutical education and research niper. okay dr. camal please tell us about. your area of expertise and what field you active in? my major area of research has been medicinal chemistry, although i'm doing quite a lot of other allied things relating to biorganic chemistry and medicinal chemistry, what is it? yeah, in medicinal chemistry we do the synthesis of the molecules or the pharmaceuticals as for processes or the molecule new molecules for using them for drug discovery as potential drugs, so in this i more specifically i have been in the discovery of anti-cancer agents, great, particularly that are inspired from natural products, so in this we we

theirfirst game against england, while the dutch had given pakistan a praet in theirs, but the crowd in hyderabadi batting. devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game.

elsewhere, australia beat pakistan by 14 runs in hyderabad.xwell and cameron green both hitting quickfire fifties. babar azam put 90 runs on the board, but it wasn't enough for pakistan who were all gone for 337. afghanistan, meanwhile, produced an impressive six—wicket win against sri lanka in a rain—affected game in guwahati. kusal mendis scored a brilliant 158 off 87. the lankans bowled out for 294 before rahmanullah gurbaz and rahmat shah's heroics got the afghans over the line. rahmanullah gurbaz smashing 119 with 9 sixes and rahmat shah adding 93 runs. if you were with us on monday, we revealed the winners of the bbc green sport awards. pat cummins was named athlete of the year. the australia cricket captain is looking at ways to reduce the sport's huge carbon footprint and raise awareness through his cricket for climate foundation. commentator: cummins runs in determinedly down the hill . bowls, edged it and is caught. bowled him! but when did your interest in the environment begin? growing up in australia, spent a lot of time outside a

theirfirst game against england, while the dutch had given pakistan a praet in theirs, but the crowd in hyderabad largely stayed away. they missed more quality kiwi batting. devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game. and the dutch found themselves penned in by the new zealand bowlers, santner leading the way. the men in orange had to hit out, but when they did, it backfired, thanks to the juggling skills of a relieved trent boult. santner says he didn't bowl that well, but if you take five wickets for 59 runs, you're a hit with your team—mates. the netherlands finally ran out of batters three and a half overs before the end, a 99—run victory for a dominant new zealand. disappointment for the dutch, and new zealand very happy with that win, but not getting carried away at this early stage. we knew that, you know, turning up to

afghanistan are chasing 295 to beat sri lanka, while two contenders are playing in hyderabad.ia chose to bat against pakistan. finishing on 351 for 7, with glenn maxwell and cameron green both hitting quickfire fifties. maxwell has taken one of the pakistan wickets to fall. they're 65 for 3 in the 14th over. the australian open tennis will switch to a sunday start. and be held over 15 days instead of 14 for the first time next year in an attempt to avoid night matches finishing in the early hours of the following morning. late sessions that stretch into the early hours have become common at the season's first grand slam, with andy murray describing his finish at five past four in a match this year as a "farce". data showed matches are now longer and the extra day is expected to alleviate the pressure on players and fans. to gymnastics now, the world championships, at which the first medals will be won in belgium later on tuesday. max whitlock is a part of the great britain team in antwerp as he marks his return to the sport. the three—time olympic champion took time off after

but the crowds in hyderabad largely stayed away. they missed more quality kiwi batting.rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game. and the dutch found themselves penned in by the new zealand bowlers, santner leading the way. the men in orange had to hit out — but

hyderabad is where we we're going to start and day two of the cricket world cup.e reigning champions england on the opening day, pakistan and the netherlands are the next two in action. netherlands won the toss at the rajiv gandhi international stadium — they put pakistan into bat and they had some early success with the ball reducing them at one point to 38—3. but, since then pakistan have rallied. both saud shakeel and muhammad rizwan have pased their half centuries. they are currently 170—4 from 30 overs. let's move on to football, because it was a busy night in the europa and europa conference leagues. west ham united have become the first english side to go 17 consecutive games in european competition without defeat. they broke the record against the german side freiburg. lucas paqueta and nayef aguerd scoring the goals in a 2—1 victory to continue their successful start to life in the europa league. two wins from two for them in group a as they look to build on last year's triumph in the conference league. amongst the other winners on thursday night were liv

at the opening match of the cricket world cup and now new zealand have made an imposing total in hyderabadw zealand entered on 322—7. the netherlands lost their opening match to pakistan. the england captain, jos buttler, has suggested the state of the outfield in dharamshala could compromise "the integrity of the game" when his side face bangladesh at the cricket world cup tomorrow. the field of play is causing serious concerns due to its loose, sandy make—up and uneven grass coverage. ben stokes trained with the squad today, but is unlikely to feature in the match. he missed england's defeat to new zealand last week with a hip injury. france captain antoine dupont has been cleared to return to training before his side's rugby world cup quarterfinal against south africa on sunday. dupont hasn't played since suffering a broken cheekbone after a head—on tackle during the hosts' big win over namibia last month. dupont had surgery after the injury and he will now have the final say over whether he is fit enough to be considered for selection, according to the team. former england and manchest

it is located in hyderabad, in the state of telangana.kollywood in the tamil language, which is widespread in the south in the state of tamil nadu. there is also sandalwood, which works in the kanada language, common in bangalow, in the state of karnataka. there is another, concentrated in kerala in the malayalo language. a separate language is maratti, which also has a film industry. there is a punjabi industry, a bengali industry, there is bhatshwood, all of which are based in different languages ​​and are varied across the country. in fact, modern indian cinema is very different from what the soviet viewer and the viewer , so to speak, of an older age are used to, that is, there is zita and gita, a disco dancer and so on, without going into details, that is bollywood is the main film industry, plus regional ones, respectively, they all produce a huge number of films, this is more than a thousand films a year, respectively, like any major... industry, it produces films of rather low quality, and for the super-local viewer and even regio

another region of tollywood where films are made in telugu language, it is located in hyderabad. in telanganaroducer - kollywood in the tamil language, which is widespread in the south, in the state of tamil nadu. there is also sandalwood, which works in the kanada language spoken in banggal in karnataka. there is another, concentrated in kerala in the malayalo language. a separate language is maratti, where there is also a film industry, there is a punjabi industry, there is a bengali industry, there is bhad. all of which are based in different languages ​​and are varied throughout the country. in fact, modern indian cinema is very different from what the soviet audience is used to, and the audience is so let's say, of an older age, that is, there is zita and gita, disc dancer and so on , i don’t go into details, that is, bollywood is the main film industry, plus the regional one, respectively, they all produce a huge number of films, this is more than a thousand films a year, accordingly, like any major film industry , it also produces films of rather low quality, and for a super-local view

it is finally poison hyderabad in day two of the cricket world cup.ll. they reduced it but pakistan rallied. they have on over to spare. netherlands going on at a steady pace, currently 66— tanak in the 16th over. the row over var in the english premier league continues, for now. liverpool were denied a goal by mistake against spurs at the weekend — a game they went on to lose. from tomorrow off—field var teams will confirm the outcome of decisions with their assistants to try and prevent a repeat of the incident. speaking today, manchester city manager pep guardiola says now its time to move on. it was a mistake, accepted. so it's always difficult, the human makes mistakes, but the machine have to... vr is there to reduce it. all the human mistakes we do, we do. but at the end, the messines have been linked with human beings, so it was a mistake of late will finish here and get better, improve from that —— machines have been linked with human beings.

another region is tollywood, where films are made in telugu language, it is located in hyderabad, in producer of kollywood films is in the tamil language, which is widespread in the south, in the state of tamil nadu. there is also sandalwood, which works in the kanada language spoken in banggal in karnataka. there is another, concentrated in kerala in malayalo language. a separate language is maratti, which also has a film industry. there is a punjabi industry, a bengali industry. there is bhatshvut. all of them are based on different languages. in fact, modern indian cinema is very different from what soviet audiences and, so to speak, older audiences are used to. that is, there are zitagi and so on. i don’t go into details, but bollywood is the main film industry, plus a regional one. accordingly, they all produce enormous the number of films is more than a thousand films a year, respectively, like any major film industry, it also produces films of rather low quality, and for a super-local viewer and even a regional one, sometimes, films are actually of very high quality, which hav

shop where we do the mechanical and electrical assembly of the rocket, there are other areas in our hyderabad fueling, pneumo-hydraulic testing, and leak testing and start -up of the engine. with the help of russia, we managed to establish the production and production of equipment in india, now the ratio of the russian and indian sides is 50:50, in the future we hope to reach 70% of production in india, on the one hand , we need india to replace those positions, that we lost as a result of the sanctions, it turned out that technologies were cut off from the west, in terms of machine tool building, engine building, automobile manufacturing, that is, everything that we received from the west, now we will somehow try to compensate from the east, from china, or from india, because india is still a country that cooperates with western companies, western companies quite closely, india, on the other hand, is interested, well , something similar, yes, that is, they would not do that, so that chinese goods are on their markets have combined, for example, russian goods in some segments, a potential ne

it's day two of the cricket world cup and things are finally poised in hyderabad, with netherlands takingstan. lots still to be decided at the rugby world cup. we'll look ahead to the final round of group games, where it is all or nothing for scotland. a big fight to come tomorrow for wood and warrington. we'll hear from the fighters ahead of their meeting in sheffield. let's start with the cricket world cup, which continues today after england's defence of the trophy started with that crushing defeat on the opening day yesterday. today it is pakistan taking on the netherlands. netherlands winning the toss and deciding to have a bowl. they did have some early luck, reducing pakistan to 38—3 at one point. but, after that, pakistan rallied. both saud shakeel and muhammad rizwan passing their half—centuries. paksitan though not making it through their full 50 overs. they were bowled out with six balls to spare. 287 is the target for netherlands to win. you can listen to that on bbc sounds and five sports extra. we are at the crunch stage of the rugby world cup as the final round of pool game

pakistan completed the highest run chase in world cup history, beating sri lanka by six wickets in hyderabadt a target of 345, but centuries from abdullah shafique and muhammad rizwan saw pakistan make history with ten balls to spare. you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sport website. you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. some breaking news now — to bring you on the israel—gaza war. american airlines now says it's temporarily suspended all of its flights to and from tel aviv in israel through to the 11th of december. we've heard from a number of other airlines who have also suspended their flights. this appears to be the longest suspension, american airline say they will suspend their flights through to december. let's return now to the israel—gaza war. the first reports of saturday's attack came from a music festival in re�*im in the south of israel near the border with gaza. hamas gunman arrived in force and killed at least 260 party goers there. the attackers then continued their rampage into the surrounding villages — killing israeli's a

world cup, with both netherlands and pakistan struggling to really take control of their match in hyderabadgood afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. labour has emphatically won the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election — in what's being seen as a key test of the party's ability to regain seats in scotland. with a larger than expected swing of 20.4%, labour's michael shanks secured just under 18,000 votes, more than double the total for the snp's katy loudon, who came second. the by—election was triggered by the removal of the snp's margaret ferrier, after she broke covid lockdown rules. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon was at the count. welcome to scotland's newest mp, michael shanks! fix, welcome to scotland's newest mp, michael shanks!— michael shanks! a striking victory in what was _ michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a _ michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal— michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal seat, - michael shanks! a striking victory in what was a marginal seat, with the victorious labour candidate notching up a

they beat them by 81 runs in hyderabad, asjoe lynsky reports.a breakthrough for cricket in the netherlands. they have not reached this world cup since 2011 and through their squad is spirit. much of this team are now full—time and serving up this kind of bowling. dot ball took down mohammad rizwan. although pakistan lost all their wickets, they did enough, just, to set up a score. they made a start with style, the netherlands, but then they make misjudgments. one player got to 67. when he was bowled, pakistan could sense a gentle finish. the dutch are light but more than 80 runs short. at this world cup as their platform and threw it all they will keep smiling. it's a crunch weekend at the rugby world cup with five out of the eight quarterfinal places up for grabs and tonight france will be hoping to top pool a when they take on italy. france have won every game so far, which means italy can only qualify ahead of them with a bonus point victory in paris. new zealand are already guaranteed at least second place in the group. you can see all the p

world cup, with both netherlands and pakistan struggling to really take control of their match in hyderabad

they beat them by 81 runs in hyderabad asjoe lynsky reports.nt the lockdown is a delivery driver but now much of this team of full time

elsewhere australia saw off pakistan by ia runs in theirfinal warm—up match in hyderabad.351 for seven with glenn maxwell and cameron green both hitting quickfire fifties. babar azam putting 90 runs on the board, but it was enough for pakistan who were dismissed for 337. meanwhile afghanistan produced an impressive six wicket win against sri lanka in a rain effected game in guwahati. kusal mendis had scored a brilliant 158 off 87 balls as sri lanka were bowled out for 294, before rahmanullah gurbaz and rahmat shah's heroics got the afghans over the line — gurbaz smashing 119 with nine sixes, as rahmat adding 93 runs in tennis, the two time grand slam champion carlos alcaraz is out of the china open — the top seed has been knocked out byjannick sinner. the first set was close, with sinner, the 22—year—old italian, edging it on a tie—break, but he ran away with the second 6—1. he now leads their head to head 4—3. the final on wednesday, daniel medvedev beat alexander 6—4 in the other semifinal. medvedev beat alexander 6—4 in the othersemifinal. he medvedev beat alexander 6—4

they beat them by 81 runs in hyderabad, asjoe lynsky reports. just to be here is a breakthrough for cricketd of bowling. that ball took down muhammad rizwan. although pakistan lost all their wickets, they did enough, just, to make a score. to reach 287 would take all of dutch courage. when he set them off, they had made a start with style. but then they made misjudgments. bas de leede got to 67. when he was bowled, pakistan could sense a gentle finish. the dutch all out and more than 80 runs short. but this world cup as their platform and through it all they will keep smiling. 0nto football and paul pogba's failed drugs test has been confirmed with a positive result in his b sample. the former manchester united and nowjuventus midfielder was suspended in august after an initial random drugs test found elevated levels of testosterone in his system. if the 30—year—old world cup winner is found guilty of doping, he could be banned for between two and four years. elsewhere, the row over var continues. liverpool were denied a goal against spurs at the weekend which turned out to be an error. the

world cup, today it was the turn of pakistan and netherlands, who went up against each other in hyderabad. just to be here is a breakthrough for cricket in the netherlands. they have not reached this world cup since 2011 and through their squad is spirit. much of this team are now full—time, and serving up this kind of bowling. that ball took down mohammad rizwan. although pakistan lost all their wickets, they did enough, just, to make a score. they made a start with style, the netherlands, but then they make misjudgments. one player got to 67. when he was bowled, pakistan could sense a gentle finish. the dutch all out and more than 80 runs short. at this world cup as their platform and threw it all they will keep smiling. it's a huge weekend in rugby league with the start of the men's super league play—off semifinals this evening. reigning champions st helens are in the south of france to take on catalans dragons for a place in next week's grand final at old trafford. that's before hull kingston rovers play wigan in the other semi tomorrow. our reporter adam wild is here. adam, lets star

australia beat pakistan by 14 runs in hyderabad.oulter was broken while serving for both sets and ended up losing 7—5, 7—6. mark selby is through to the second round of snooker�*s english open. he beat his chinese opponent by 4—1 in brentwood. there were also wins forjudd trump and john higgins. the home nations are building up to theirfinal pool games on saturday at the rugby world cup. the stakes cannot be higher at the stade de france, where ireland face scotland. it's complicated — the scots have to win and deny the irish a bonus point. ireland will top the group if they avoid defeat, or lose narrowly, and they are confident but not complacent. we've played south africa, australia, new zealand however many times over the past 2—3 years, so it's given us... south africa defend completely different to how scotland defend. scotland won a lot of time to tackle, they are very strong and that sort of time to tackle, they are very strong in that certain area, so it's making sure we can generate the quick ball and we can get on the fron

today, pakistan are taking on the netherlands in hyderabad.otball? are we to obsessed — technology ruining football? are we to obsessed with _ technology ruining football? are we to obsessed with our _ technology ruining football? are we to obsessed with our phones? - technology ruining football? are we to obsessed with our phones? and| technology ruining football? are we - to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet — to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet going — to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet going to _ to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet going to get? _ to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet going to get? and - to obsessed with our phones? and how hot is a planet going to get? and we i hot is a planet going to get? and we exlain hot is a planet going to get? and we earplain why — hot is a planet going to get? and we earplain why prices — hot is a planet going to get? and we explain why prices keep _ hot is a planet going to get? and we explain why prices keep going

in fact, they fell 99 runs short in hyderabad. new zealand take on bangladesh next.ght. another two points. you've got to move on pretty quickly in this tournament. cricket could be reinstated as an olympic sport, 128 years after it last featured. organisers of los angeles 2028 have proposed twenty20 cricket to be included. the international olympic committee will vote on that next week. the one and only time it appeared was back in 1900, just the one match was played, when britain defeated hosts france to win gold. other sports potentially included for la28 include flag football — which is a take on american football — baseball, softball, squash and lacrosse. wayne rooney looks in line for a return to football management here in england. having left his role as coach of united states mls side dc united over the weekend, he's now expected to take over at birmingham city, following the sacking ofjohn eustace. his departure not universally welcomed. birmingham have won their last two matches and sit sixth in the championship. history making referee stephanie frappart w