context we have said that we are willing to talk to india india and pakistan should talk indian dog and pakistan should talk so let it be. triangular approach with all the parties concerned are talking to each other and on the second hand what we are saying that if these talks are to mean anything on the ground let the government of india take some measures some concrete confidence building measures on the ground to give some relief to the common muscles because in all of the perception here is that you can't have talks on the one hand and killings on the other hand for the last five months we have seen what happened this new you have lost hundred twelve innocent you all unarmed noncombatants students but there doesn't seem to be an accountability for the government sites if the government of india is saying that we are going to have a solution or a conduit of a solution the next two months the fact is of the who doesn't know anything about that so if this statement is to mean anything let the government if india address some of the issues which we have given to them i mean we have

an agreement has now been signed to build another two additional nuclear reactors in india india has identified one site in eastern india for building the next reactor india cotton creek has about two point five percent nuclear energy in its energy mix it wants to increase this to ten percent and it's relying on countries like russia to develop and to bring that technology and will react as ford and russia as expected to build about fifteen to twenty nuclear reactors in india for providing its energy needs in the next decade or so they've also discussed other areas like pharma and id and. indeed nuclear sticking in the nuclear field russia says that it will help india join the nuclear suppliers group this is a group. that india has been seeking to enter and russia will facilitate that they have also discussed. the systems and navigation system that russia is developing and india is interested in being a partner with us and using this is the equivalent of the american navigation system the g.p.s. both leaders were quite clear on energy being an important part of this mix. with russia

is in it for the citizens of russia and india. and i just well where very glad that russia's radio station stations are popular in india and that they attract listeners. and that is that on your shoes i would also like to say that. i was moved to the level of the business there are also opportunities in in russia for people to win them for familiarize themselves with the indian culture and you know if you know very well how popular engine films are in russia i would like to know it's that country. that on the limb is perhaps the one of the biggest fans of mention culture of them can live and even our satellite t.v. channels already do what you. have russian packages have channels that broadcast television means the cinematography twenty four hours a day and we have started a country in the world as that would be russia. so there is a great attraction between india and russia and europe and russians we've also we're very glad to hear that these relations are growing old and usefulness and all the agreements for mutual facilitation

an agreement has now been signed with another nuclear reactors in india india has identified one site in eastern india for building the next reactor india currently has about two point five percent nuclear energy in its energy mix it wants to increase this to ten percent and it's relying on countries like russia and to bring that technology and the will reactors for it and russia is expected to build about fifteen to twenty nuclear reactors in india for providing its energy needs in the next decade or so they have also discussed. the system the navigation system that russia is developing and india is interested in being a partner with us and using this is the equivalent of the american navigation system g.p.s. both leaders were quite clear on energy being an important part of this mix of. russia's positive about energy cooperation in the future i told the prime minister today that india is a convenient partner in the energy field it applies not only to nuclear energy we've achieved a lot in the past few years but also in the extraction of hydrocarbons. we have several important agreem

other deals on the table here what's making russia and india such close partners. well they've been strategic partners for over a decade and i've had very warm relations for several decades from the soviet times and what's what's giving more impetus to the bilateral ties is the growing economies of both countries both russia and india bric countries and economies are growing at a fast and one of the key areas that we've seen agreement signed today over a dozen agreements signed today one of the key areas was energy oil and gas and also nuclear power india has a huge demand for energy it's growing at almost nine percent an annum and just two point five percent of its energy mix comes from nuclear energy it wants to increase this ten percent and sixty three thousand megawatts of nuclear energy is what it wants to add in the next twenty years and russia is going to be a leading player in this russia is set to provide world class technology in the. civil nuclear energy it will also build nuclear power stations for india it's going to be building through in southern ind

i think that is what we expect from india. if india engages with us. want to feel that, you know, an agreement or it's not going to be possible in two or three lifetimes. but i think an arrangement is possible. you know, as opposed to an agreement. i think if we have been an arrangement, individuals heading in the direction, i think that goes along with what we said. >> i'll just respond by saying the answer is in economics. i think pakistan has a shrinking economic buy and india has a growing economic buy. pakistan doesn't have an economic approach. there's a divide between the civilians and military. the best and only way that's currently available is trade with india. there's some resistance among the establishment which is the code word in pakistan for the military to this approach. but there is now growing support among civil society on both sides of the border. the question now is how quickly they can move on. 2010 was a year of missed opportunities. i think the fact this matter was left to the mandarins in the foreign office in both india and pa

as here in india.ple keep saying india is growing, it's becoming a world power. and it is. but it's leaving so many of its people behind which is partially just because it's a huge country. >> reporter: india is about one- third the size of the u.s. with three times as many people. and there's a lot of similarities. they have a growing tech industry and they even have their neighborhood coffee shops. but here in india, about 50% of the population live below the poverty line. to put that in perspective, that would mean almost the entire population of the u.s. sleeping on the streets at night. >> it's often been said that for every time you tell the truth about india, you're simultaneously telling a lie. >> reporter: india is a wealthy country with over 125,000 millionaires. yet 70% of the population lives on less than $2 a day. and in the middle of a tech boom with high paying jobs, india has the highest number of child laborers in the entire world. >> like the taj mahal it looks nice but if you go behi

-india relations. those who have closely followed the remark of a successful visit of president obama to india less than a month ago would already be aware of the enormous ground the relationship is covered in recent years. prime minister manmohan singh and president obama, after their recent summit meeting in new delhi, characterized the u.s.-india strategic premiership as indispensable, not only for their two countries, but for global stability and prosperity in the 21st century. our shared democratic values, the emerging international situation and their wide-ranging opportunities have guided our two countries in shaping this relationship. our core operation is broad-based and involve people on both sides from all walks of life. it draws strength from the enormous public goodwill and popular support that it enjoys in both countries. and of course, as mr. holt said, this is reflected in the bipartisan political support for strengthening the india u.s. relationship across both sides of the political a

it is the growing economies of both countries both russia and india bric countries and their economies are growing at a hospital and one of the key areas that we've seen agreement signed today over a dozen agreements signed today one of the key areas was energy oil and gas and also nuclear power india has a huge demand for energy it's growing at almost nine percent annum and just two point five percent of its energy mix comes from nuclear energy it wants to increase just ten percent and sixty three thousand megawatts of nuclear energy is what it wants to add in the next twenty years and russia is going to be a leading player in this russia is set to provide world class technology in. civil nuclear energy it will also build nuclear power stations for india it's going to be building through in southern india and the agreement signed today will set out the roadmap for building two additional nuclear stations nuclear power stations in southern india and both leaders are quite clear that any. are important in their relationship. russia is positive about energy cooperation in the future i to

i think that is what we expect from india. if india engages with us. i want to feel that, you know, an agreement or it's not going to be possible in two or three lifetimes. but i think an arrangement is possible. you know, as opposed to an agreement. i think if we have been an arrangement, individuals heading in the direction, i think that goes along with what we said. >> i'll just respond by saying the answer is in economics. i think pakistan has a shrinking economic buy and india has a growing economic buy. pakistan doesn't have an economic approach. there's a divide between the civilians and military. the best and only way that's currently available is trade with india. there's some resistance among the establishment which is the code word in pakistan for the military to this approach. but there is now growing support among civil society on both sides of the border. the question now is how quickly they can move on. 2010 was a year of missed opportunities. i think the fact this matter was left to the mandarins in the foreign office in both india and

>>and driving into india as the country embraces golf. >>if you look at delhi golf club or some of the other popular golf clubs, there is a waiting list ofabout 35 years. >>hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. it's been said that egypt is the gift of the nile. certainly life without it would be unimaginable, but the nile's waters are a limited and capped resource and the population is growing rapidly. so how will the country be able to cope? >>reporter: egypt, with a per capita water supply each year of seven hundred and fifty cubic metres already exists in state technically described as water poverty. and with global warming and a possible rise in sea levels the situation looks set to get worse. dr el quosy is on the country's leading experts on water management. >>ahmed el quosy: the supply is fixed and the demand is rocketing. the egyptian population only two hundred years backwas two point five million and now we are one hundred million

of india's. weapons hardware comes from russia and of course before that from the soviet union the agreement signed today. is the joint development of the fifth generation fighter aircraft this is this is the only one outside the united states which is in the air. will be equal partners and in this this the development costs will be out on ten billion dollars both sides will put in the money russia will develop the propulsion systems india will develop the avionics and the navigation software and the road map will be around two hundred fifty fighter aircraft of this model will be built for the russian air force and on two hundred for the indian air force. contract will be worth a billion dollars it will be the backbone of forces for decades to come so really we're seeing this way forward of. merely just buying off the shelf joint development of weaponry we've seen that with the messiah and now with peace with this particular fight. in delhi and moscow have also agreed that the indian military wil

yet in india russia is seen as a friend it is india's number one supply offering it cutting edge weaponry such as who to support means and supersonic. and now the countries of signed the biggest ever defense contract and he gives his street billions of dollars in total it's a deal to jointly develop a fifth generation fighter aircraft costing nearly one million dollars apiece the jets will be able to compete with the american f. twenty two raptor that costs three times as much at present the u.s. is the only country possessing such technology which it is used even with. the new aircraft developed by russia and india will have stepped features and noble for the ripley for forces energy is another sector the two countries account when they sing together russia has agreed to do more nuclear power stations for india the two atomic plants already built in the south of the country will come online next year and will provide much needed energy for india's growing economy i am particularly glad that we are. coming to elect women from corporation. and gas sector it reflects the complementarity. th

india is a wonderful place. and actually the idea that 1.2 billion people in a poor country could be passionately committed to the idea of democracy and have managed to sustain that now, you know, for more than 60 years is a real achievement. it's an imperfect democracy. but frankly what isn't? you know, if you look at the last couple of american elections you can see there was some imperfections in the democracy here. and the indian democracy are imperfect. there are abuses and errors in that democracy. but it is a democracy. and it's one that the masses of the people are passionately committed to. and would not allow to be overthrown. so one of the things that india has a real edge over china in, is in the subject of freedom, you know, and that's not nothing. you're right to say that the economic achievements of india which is very considerable. there has been an economic revolution in the last 25, 30 years -- that those achievements are flawed because of how much of the country continues to live on or below t

a great literary language in india and so the east of india and so the south of india other languages. and so, yeah, there's a very rich indian literature outside of english. but i think what has happened interestingly in the last 30 years or so is an explosion of talent in indian writing in english and that is something new. that's to say there always used to be a few fine writers in english. coming out of india. in generations before my own, you know, there were writers like anita or others. and so there's always been excellent writers but what there now is, a cornucopia. there's a whole -- there's hundreds of them. and i think it's for a couple of reasons. one is that english is a sort of anchor all over india certainly what you might call the novel reading class. let's say people who have been educated at university. they are able to read in english wherever they are in the country. and so an indian writer writing in english can be read anywhere in india. if an indian writer writes in the regional language, it's confined to that region. the great indian novelist and poet who won t

in return, diplomatic support for india's ambitions. >> russia considers india a strong and deserving candidate for a seat in the un security council. we also talked about the overhaul of international financial institutions. >> diplomats fear the foreign ministry has never been busier. the the in many parts of the world india is booming. it is not only russia that once a piece at the action. all permanent members of the un security council has visited india. there are great opportunities for everyone, but something that india itself should india more heather-- >> and visits by more -- world leaders are instructive as to how diplomacy can actually help secure contracts the same ladies foreign governments or securing contracts through the leaders to india. eith>> india is only going in oe direction. there is a feeling here the rest of the world can no longer afford to ignore it. india is opening its gates to the world and can expect even more visitors seeking ties of mutual benefit's. >> it was the worst natural disaster in pakistan's history. monsoon rains wreaked havoc on 20 million

just a few words about india. india had the headline and got the jackpot this year. all five members of the security council of the united nations made the pilgrimage to new delhi with a view to seeking closer ties and economic relationships and also, if they could, to pace economic relationships on military sales on nuclear sales. everyone got something. i think of all the visitors to china probably get the prize because china managed to not only get to india, but also follow it up immediately with the visit to pakistan where he also signed a multi-billion dollar deals. so of the five major bidders to india china was the best in the region. i cannot talk about 2010 without mentioning the way that the year has ended, with a huge loss with the death of ambassador richard holbrooke who has left a huge job that needs to be completed, a man that was truly irreplaceable in the diplomatic circuit. many regard him as one of the most influential diplomats of his generation. it is unclear whether the administration will actually try to fill his job or will try to make do, par

>> no, i have not. >> has it right in india? cracks in an unlicensed form on one of the local channels in mumbai. it has been seen on line. you can see it online, but to answer question, i don the has been broadcast in india on nationwide broadcast. -- i don't think it has been broadcast. >> the last question on the one fellow you had on camera. how many of the 10 men were killed? >> none of the 10 men were killed. >> within that 36-hour period? >> the 57-hour period of time, when the last guy at the hotel was killed or burned to death, that is when the clark stopped. -- when the clock stopped. men, women, and children had been killed at the railway station. he killed three cops, and a fourth as he was being captured. the police really had every reason to treat him with extreme prejudice. i was surprised that help -- i was surprised at how gentle they were with him. he has been sentenced to death, but whether that will be carried out or not is a question. the indian legal system is very, very slow. >> did you meet him? >> i neve

in return, diplomatic support for india's ambitions. >> russia considers india the strong and deserving candidate for a seat in the un security council. we also talked about the overhaul of the international financial institutions. >> the foreign ministry -- in many parts of the world india is building. it is not only russia who wants a piece of the action. all permanent members of the un security council have visited dehli. there are great opportunities for everyone but some think india should be more reserved. >> these visits by world leaders are instructive as to how this can help the private sector at home secure contracts in the same way these foreign governments are securing contracts through the leaders. >> india is only going in one direction. its growth seems assured. there is a feeling that the rest of the world can no longer afford to ignore it. india is opening its gates to the world and can expect even more businesses seeking ties of mutual benefit. >> it was the worst natural disaster in pakistan's history. the monsoon rains that caused record floods caused havoc for 20 mi

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