areas of india and. we go through very good about having this very important summit. with north korea's kim jong un and hanoi. president but the main opposition rejects the result. and the syrian highway that the focus of president assad. and i am we are as spain gears up for the first of two. days barcelona hope lionel messi will work his magic as real madrid played down talks of a rift in their camp all that coming up and. down to indian fighter jets while they were. they've arrested one indian pilot and another is receiving treatment in a pakistani hospital it comes one day off to india to launch strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir india says it's down one path as funny and confirmed the loss of one. indian administered kashmir has been shot down and pakistan has also closed its airspace to commercial traffic the military says it had no choice but to respond to india's attack but added it didn't want to escalate the crisis. the government of pakistan the armed forces of pakistan and the people of pakistan we have all is conveye

we know that the situation in india as far as kashmir is concerned is. far from ideal but i'm interested to know what the conversation is in pakistan and how much is given to what kashmiris themselves want and if it is independence would that ever be granted a look pakistani of the different kind of positions within pakistan i mean the pakistani government obviously has a very traditional position they think tank community has a different position i just heard the gentleman from new delhi and he i think he's gotten on he is very rational when he says that it is absolutely essential to deescalate the situation in kashmir of it almost like seven hundred thousand armed soldiers in kashmir of this is in addition to the central reserve police and so negative kashmir police and all that it is a dire need for demilitarization in cash we've no one in pakistan in rational mind frame thinks that kashmir issue can be this or very quickly or kashmir can become pakistan also it is now understood that any region that has seen so much convulsion and so much violence an

that attack took place in india controlled kashmir since independence from britain pakistan and india have both claimed the muslim majority region militant groups have been fighting against indian rule in kashmir since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine insurgency that india claims is supported by pakistan but which pakistan denies for those looking to place the blame kashmiris a. ross the country has become targets. sends us this report. was period you go into a week of the dead attacking bush meat and small protests like these have sprung up across india. most have been against democracy. but some have reportedly targeted young bush meetings as well. students in the last two hundred sittings of their doing and then by a long walk to the feast traps from the right wing activists and behind one tree dust from brush me were attacked. on a ship body a young activist from kashmir says he has met dozens of students in delhi who fled how distant in different parts of india. he want to use about the message this sends to young to shmeat is in the country as a question really as a muslim

and the pakistani foreign minister issued a warning to india not to challenge his country he called india's action and aggression against pakistan any violation of the line of control he said that pakistan reserves the right to an appropriate response and it involves defense of the war on the story i'm joined now by political analyst. in islam about and correspondent. is standing by in delhi and the mission i'd like to begin with you and just get a sense of how significant these strikes are what are the significance of this these strikes here just primarily on the attack that happened in fish feed on february fourteenth less than two weeks ago forty indian security forces lost their lives in the third attack and ever since then the country has been waiting and watching the public has been calling for action against pakistan there's been a lot of onboard mongering sentiment on the streets and because back when the similar attack happened in twenty sixteen india claimed to have shouted out a surgical strike another strike was expected this finally is that moment where india has scouted out a

we're just going off what the common narrative that india always gives its here in india it's a well believed fact well believed in their mind that baucus ston that these armed groups are based on pakistani territory and that they're with impunity and in many cases they do have evidence on that this specific case they haven't presented any though because they're also one of the things of this news conference was trying to cover over the intelligence lapse that occurred many analysts and critics are saying that one of the reasons this attack happened the first place was a major lapse in intelligence why was of the convoy the paramilitary convoy so large why didn't anyone check the road why was a civilian vehicle allowed and how could so much explosives be gathered by one group and tell just officials not know about it so they're trying to shift the attention away from there for one thing the other thing is they're trying to put more pressure on the pakistani government to to address these issues of having armed groups groups that have publicly said have condemned india being in the in

claim today that it has shot down to india and. indeed a serious escalation pakistani foreign minister had said that pakistan promised it would go for action against what it calls the indian aggression against pakistan however also trying to tell the international community that didn't they sent here to diffuse the crisis over kashmir. started business between india and pakistan and the people on the other side of the line of their white according to the people here are already suffering because of indian heavy action and little force that is being used against the civilians this is indeed a dangerous time both countries are moving towards confrontation and everybody here is hoping it won't last long my dear and president has won a second for here the election commission says he took more than fifteen million votes in saturday's delayed action the main opposition has accused of running party of rigging the result out of much hostile reports. president muhammadu buhari supporters are jubilant is a picture randi at a party headquarte

well you see all the options are lies with india's hand at the moment because india is the one which started this. conflict all despite all the tension india has been doing that even in the past as well as far as the. indian claims are concerned they have killed around three hundred people and there's nothing of that sort i can assure you that i have seen the rally myself and it's only less for like their own kind of the trees which have been bruised or hurt other than that there is nothing of that sort. as far as the tension is concerned i would like to mention that it's it's it's not just this kind of bizarre kind of tactics which is being used by the indian government at the moment it has a whole history of it and i would like to mention and go to the current government of india which is the media be it has or has mentoring or the r.s.s. or they believe in him to handle two up and that what it means is that everybody leaving the teddy to india belongs to him give him the religion as far as our islamic ideology concerned we do not impose war we do not desire for more but once but i

t w news live from berlin to india launches air strikes on targets inside pakistan the country's foreign secretary says that fighter jets hit militant camps in kashmir and that many people have been killed pakistan denies there have been any casualties but says it reserves the right to defend itself. also coming up. to her without calling a little girl called. to one of the catholic church's highest ranking clerics the australian cardinal george pell has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two thirteen year old boys it is a dramatic fall from grace for the former vatican treasurer and advisor to pope francis plus a surprise announcement in iran the country's foreign minister mohammad job that's a real tenders his resignation so weeks ago she added the twenty fifty nuclear deal it's unclear why he's decided to leave his post or whether his resignation will be accepted. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the e.u. has called on india and pakistan to exercise maximum restraint amid a sharp escalation in tension between the two nuclear powers delhi overnight. targeted what it called

claim that this is india's for. the door the evidence has been so or they've been in favor of pakistan and this is not the first time that this is happening we should go there is a history of pakistan supported terrorism in backing india we will get them to accept. just to get back in india which was such a dramatic many suspicion of what can happen if you don't do it it isn't interesting and i think back is not should also point out over the fact that it is now one of the victims of the hoops that it is a political one for those with a lawsuit so i think it is also getting affected by it but unfortunately as far as india has been since strategy seems to be that it wants to continue to use terror as an instrument of policy as the world looks on your both. nuclear members of a club if you like and there's never a danger of of the threat being made is there that a nuclear weapon could be could be used by the country because that would make make it would just mean mutual destruction on both sides are pretty pointless i

we know that the situation in india as far as kashmir is concerned is. far from ideal but i'm interested to know what the conversation is in pakistan and how much temptation is given to what kashmiris themselves want and if it is independence would that ever be granted a look pakistani of the different kind of positions within pakistan i mean the pakistani government obviously has a very traditional position the think tank community has a different position i just heard the gentleman from new delhi and he i think he's gotten on he is very rational when he says that it is absolutely essential to deescalate the situation in kashmir of it almost like seven hundred thousand armed soldiers in kashmir or this is in addition to the central reserve police and so negative kashmir police and all that it is a dire need for demilitarization in cash we've no one in pakistan in a rational mind frame thinks that kashmir issue can be this or very quickly or kashmir can become pakistan also it is now understood that any region that has seen so much convulsion and so much

after coming to india jan p. also lost her husband she now lives with her daughters in law and other family members in a small apartment in west delhi none of them have ballot papers a complicated application process for visas and citizenship has handicapped. the grandchildren don't have identity documents to get into school either even those who have been born in india i expected to obtain of gone passports but a proposed law that will grant citizenship to refugees like to empty my life has found their hopes. they have gone sic community has campaigned long and hard for this they see that they are indian by heritage. these people haven't had an identity for years this is a big problem they don't have passports this new bill will benefit a lot of people even the ones who have arrived more recently. but that doesn't mean all of gone migrants in delhi are celebrating. the bill eases the path to citizenship for hindus six christians but not muslims. that into the saigon a family who arrived in india in two thousand

and this is this is what one says from within india or also saying that india is being a very heavy prize for far more these bad kashmir policies a lot of former intelligence people leggo biba there are kumar is also talked about the abysmal failure of the indian intelligence but he also talks about this new generation of militants who have gone red wines under the indian operation in the last sixteen seventeen years and the real problem lies in the disconnect there currently exists between new delhi and kashmir so what more the and is colleagues need to do is to reach out not only to the disease disgruntle kashmiri you but also to pakistan if they attend pakistan. and is such a key to getting a solution for question is then i think better sense of what demand that the mahdi reaches out to to pakistan for finding a solution it's it's simply it cannot happen in an air of in of this in an area which is by a continuous a string of allegations blinding holding every. responsible for everything ok well let's just bring in victoria here mean obviously it's a very heated scenario no matter

and this is this is what one says from within india or also saying that india is being a very heavy prize for our more these bad kashmir policies a lot of former intelligence people leg will be by that are commodities also talked about their basement fairly out of the indian intelligence but he also talks about this new generation of militants who have gone with the wind ins under the indian operation in the last sixteen seventeen years and the real problem lies in the disconnect there currently exists between new delhi and kashmir so what more the and is our colleagues need to do is to reach out not only to the these disgruntled kashmiri you but also to pakistan if they attend pakistan. and is such a key to getting a solution for question here then i think better sense of what demand that the mahdi reaches out to to pakistan for finding a solution it's it's simply it cannot happen in an air of in of this in an area which is by a continuous a string of allegations winding or link every. responsible for everything ok well let's just bring in victoria here mean obviously it's a very h

a technology and politics reporter for quartz india. is a lawyer and the executive director at the internet freedom foundation burgess milou is the head of public policy and policy communications at share chat that's one of india's largest social media platforms and with us on the set we have and tomorrow he researches south asian politics and business as a research fellow at the american enterprise institute that's a washington d.c. based think tank hello everybody it's good to have you in the stream i want to show our viewers what rumors can do on whatsapp in india have a look here new york times headline rumors on what's at ignite two mob attacks in india killing seven that might look like a freak occurrence but have a look at this from the quint lynchings due to what some rumors claim one thousand lives in two months scrolling down to another story five lynched over child lifting rumors another story three lynchings in twenty four hours another story forty to forty year old woman beaten to death another story to use whatever what's

i have vowed to mother india has vowed to mother india i will never let your head down. it is. too big and getting close to place. also coming up theresa may just may take breaks it into may or june the british prime minister tells parliament if you want to waste your time with more time before brights it this may be your an extension beyond the end of june would mean the u.k. taking pot in the european parliament election it's. kind of message boards that send to the more than seventy million people who say it's a. the. free. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day on the trail of the weapons used in the war in yemen where do the bombs and bullets used to kill civilians and starve entire villages where do those weapons come from d.w. news investigation code named hash tag german arms reveals many of the tools used to kill are made in germany so by germany and for germany's government so far leading politicians are saying that this is all news to them. in yemen's brutal rule it's the civilians who have bearing the brunt th

so it's really important for india to. get most of that religion martin but then in an election year looks like the government has been shot on to say we want peace there it is fourteen million it is in this country and you can see is the last word of this will it looks like the government has taken on a piece then. is it ok that's a populist move you may say but is india in general too restrictive when when it comes to opening its markets. not so much peace not since one thousand nine hundred one since the softer liberalizing the economies of evangelicals are bigger letters the region is a recess the liberal you know. more open we have an open internet we have moccasins we have lost companies like nike and all these companies coming in but. this is. this particular that is the growing strain of economic nationalism across the world and this is because it's also an it election you want to show us that hate. and will for us. is that in india is there a fear to be overrun by western giants who have a have a tradition if you

india have claims against pakistan the pakistanis old claims against india especially by involvement in baluchistan west of pakistan so these claims for both countries my village to me at the end of the day they are at war. if it not might not be convention lords and intelligence will and it's. both sides have claims that whether you verify them or not. well thank you for your time this are a story you are sure to be delving further into over the next couple of days military more meetings being taking place between the u.s. president on the north korean leader in the vietnamese capital the two made an appearance number of hours ago with the body language coming in from both for some scrutiny. tomorrow but with more on what is to come are what is to be expected as best we know tease of success. this is president trump second attempt at making peace with north korea the two leaders met briefly for the cameras and are now having close discussions behind closed doors the talks are made up of two rounds one formal dinner and one on one talks but before coming to vietnam prison trip was un

india. the united states, russia, china and european union have urged both of the nuclear rivals to show restraint. indian and pakistan are believed to have around 100 nuclear warheads and have fought three wars since 1947. we'll havave more on this story after headlines. on tuesday, the house voted 245-182 to block president trump's national emergency declaration which would divert billions of dollars of federal funds to build a wall on the u.s.s.-mexico border.. this is texaxas congressmbmber jouin caststro speakaking on the house floor tuesday. sb precedentent that may be said today, this week or next week when the senate votes, if congress allows this president's emergency declaration to stand, will not have ramifications only on this matter or the building of a border wall, but if the president is successful, he will likely come back for more. amy: the measure now goes to the senate. so far three republicans -- , senators susan collins, lisa murkowski, and thom tillis -- have said they

and the spring is india.ly, you have the us and the eu on completely different tracks. not at all. the eu as well is very concerned about the missile programme in iran. more importantly, the eu has had islamic republic inspired or directed terrorism against their national is in holland, in france. and elsewhere. they are pretty concerned. with respect, they are singing from different song books. mr trump wants to break up the nuclear deal than the weapons deal, and europe does not. that's very good. there is a significant division, and i think it reflects the enmity that trump has inspired and his shoot from the hip foreign policy, and his mocking and derision of european leaders, dismissal of nato. there is no reason for the european leaders, angela merkel and others, to side with trump and support his views, even if they agree. if you listen to the statements they are making, the reason they are staying in the nuclear deal is for security reasons. it is not for any reasons beyond that. we are all agreed tha

has any we decided to adopt a posture of india its borders with india have been close. for decades now which country in the world will close the borders with a neighbor on this they believe they are in a war like state and of course they are continuing to sustain and fund. who are not vetting the pakistan uniform but who are guarding the pakistan they take in their blood i just do want to repeat one more time that islamabad has denied these allegations but mr sharon what is it that can be done at this point to actually deescalate tensions this is you know this conflict has led india and pakistan to the brink of war many times before. you know i i hope we can as a global community and i'm standing at the munich security conference and i think these conferences that i waste of time unless the global community can bear weight on this and i'm about then ask you to reverse its cause i think that the next step will have to be taken by some of the i think they have beautifully harmed india and at the moment when like i said we are approaching the general election they have tur

it goes right up to india, because india would not wa nt to india, because india would not want the regionwhich is actually triggered by israel. i agree. does america, which is actually triggered by israel. iagree. does anyone disagree with the european position? it sounds as if no one really feels... i suppose israel is the country getting behind the us position. the us position right now is not to attack iran. i don't know about the israeli position, but certainly not the american position. and what they want is change from within. everyone wants change from within. everyone wants change from within rather than an attack. that is where we will have to leave it. change from within proposed for iran. thanks for joining change from within proposed for iran. thanks forjoining me today. that's it for dateline london for this week. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. it has been a mixed picture to start the day today. many of us had a bright start. earlier, we saw beautiful sunrise in argyll and bute, the rising sun illuminating the cloud. to the west, a weak weather front h

it goes right up to india, because india would not want the region destabilised by war, by an attackby israel. i agree. does anyone disagree with the european position? it sounds as if no—one really feels... i suppose israel is the country getting behind the us position. the us position right now is not to attack iran. i don't know about the israeli position, but certainly not the american position. and what they want is change from within. everyone wants change from within rather than an attack. that is where we will have to leave it. change from within proposed for iran. thanks forjoining me today. that's it for dateline london for this week. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. a weekend where it feels like spring has finally arrived, but for some still languishing in fog, particularly across the midlands, parts of merseyside, north—east england and central areas of scotla nd england and central areas of scotland as well, slow to play, lingering in places, but for many you can see the extent of the sunshine, northern ireland staying cloudy and breezy, but not cold, 11 i

has a real difficult balancing act here i want to support india wants to support india and taking these measures to out of self-defense and to deal with an terrorism problem faces but at the same time the u.s. is really looking to pakistan to help bring the taleban to the peace table because the u.s. is engaged in these talks with the taliban to try to launch a peace process to end the war in afghanistan and that is the chief u.s. goal in south asia these days and that is to find a way to get a deal with the taliban that will allow the united states to withdraw troops from afghanistan that's one of president trump's biggest goals and they the pakistanis have indeed said that if there is an indian military strike in pakistan that would quote affect. these u.s. taliban talks so the question now is was that just the bluff by the pakistanis are no good the pakistanis decide to stop for operating and essentially try to dissuade the taliban from talking to the united states so there is that link for sure my google men with the wilson center in washington d.c. mr goodman we appreciate your tim

a meeting to discuss the tensions between india and. all the foreign. and emergency meeting. within the next so we are. going to be a strong. warning to wall with. dialogue because war is not an option the prime minister of. strongly we have to give budgets on on the other hand ready for. forward. the front lines. troops. for any indian. thank you very much for that for now that's. a pakistani capital. joining us from the indian capital what is the end about this as. elizabeth they're not saying much right now they're being very tight lipped india cabinet is currently in a security meeting right now and media reports have said that there are they put the air force on high alert crossed the border of pakistan and the line of control in mir now what we do know is from media reports has been just that the strike took place at about twenty two g.m.t. on monday that's three thirty in the morning india time on tuesday but as far as what kemal was saying though that there is some confusion now where the strike took place now this was the balakot in khyber puck too in wa it might be

oh the enchantment of india.es, eat, and partake in religious rites honoring local deities. ♪ quite a ride getting here. >> hashim: yeah. how'd you enjoy that road? >> anthony: uh -- white knuckles. meet hashim. he runs motorcycle tours through these parts. >> hashim: it's the holy grail of motorcycling. you're traveling almost a thousand, a thousand five hundred kilometers a trip. it's so unbelievably beautiful and diverse. >> anthony: so what we got here, vegetable curry? >> hashim: yogurt-based uh curry, quite typical in these parts. >> anthony: vegetables again? surprisingly, not a problem. it's good. this is one of the few places in the world that i could eat vegetarian every day and still be happy. most of these people in this community farmers? farming? agricultural? >> hashim: farming, yeah. >> anthony: what are they growing? >> hashim: uh, they're doing a lot of corn, potatoes, peas -- >> anthony: and weed. people growing marijuana here. >> hashim: yes. loads of -- >> anthony: as an export product or for

what options does india have. well they have to walk a fine balance here they have to show to the public especially the voting public there is an election coming up soon that there are taking action that security is strong and that they will retaliate in one form or another now what that retaliation india has to be careful while they are trying to gather support to diplomatically economically isolate pakistan any type of military attack they have to be careful because they don't want to do anything that might escalate violence with baucus on itself thank you for that live for us in new delhi. in other world news sixteen usa says suing donald trump for declaring a national emergency to secure funding for his border war with mexico the coalition us asynchronous california new york and illinois and it's accusing the president of violating the constitution trott made the declaration on friday after congress refused to grant him the five point seven billion dollars he wanted for the wall the lawsuit argues that john do

terrorist camp in pakistan india media. is that up to three hundred people may have been killed in the raid on the alleged camp in the baloch kot close to the line of control pakistan acknowledged that india violated its air spray splits deny reports of casualties now tensions have been growing between these neighbors since forty indian soldiers were killed in militant attacks in kashmir two weeks ago the indian foreign secretary says that delhi acted on credible intelligence that pakistan based militants were plotting more attacks across india in the face of. a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training camp of the just a moment. in this operation a very large number of jeshua moment this train does see their commanders and groups of jihad these who are being trained for free they in action would eliminate to. and speaking with local media the pakistani foreign minister issued a warning to india not to challenge his country he

of two thousand and sixteen india. had what they're calling a surgical strike against armed groups in pakistani territory and that really set the benchmark of what the indian public expected next time there was a big attack which happened on february fourteenth so these attacks these air strikes on tuesday were seen a long time coming all right fans jamail live in new delhi thanking. for the pakistani foreign minister has also released a statement shar mood could actually says pakistan reserves the reasonable right to respond and the right to self defense is kemal hyder our correspondent with more reaction from pakistan. the bugs on the military spokesman major general of world food is going to be organizing a press conference within the next few hours on the foreign minister had already said that the nation should not be. ready to respond to any indian method. also important to note. that did india did intrude into. and they were done for students. were scrambled to intercept them bogert on thing there were no casualt

india's. response to indian fighter jets hitting targets inside the country india says terrorist camps and that the strikes killed hundreds says there was no casualties also. there was no. traffic church's highest ranking clerics how australia. is found guilty of sexually assaulting two boys a dramatic fall from grace for the former fighter i'm going to pope francis'. president trump arrives in hanoi for his summit for the north korean leader kim jong il by the two leaders will discuss nuclear arms the korean. i'm welcome to the program. britain's prime minister has told members of parliament that they will have a chance to delay breck said if they defeat her deal again threesome a change of heart came after several senior ministers threatened to resign there she allowed him to extend the march deadline to avoid the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. without a deal parliament is due to hold its next vote on mrs may's deal on twelfth of march prime minister's announcement follows that word from the

india reports also say pakistani combat jets entered indian airspace over kashmir. well following these developments pakistan announced that it's shut down its commercial air space indian airlines have already cancelled flights to northern india d.w. sagna found a cut is covering the story for us and she joins us now from delhi sanya the dispute between india and pakistan has taken a dangerous turn what's the view in delhi are people there worried that this could spiral out of control. well terry we're getting a lot of reports of the indian media today off really claims and counterclaims we've heard india today deny pakistani claims that any indian fighter jets were shocked india says all its pilots accounted for at the same time we haven't really heard any official reaction from the indian government to get into prime isn't is meeting with his national security advisor with his father and six creates an intelligence officials to discuss the situation indeed foreign minister who was at the summit in china has said that india is really not interested in escalating th

had won india i believe got. india. india. india have even had one. but the on the bluster neither side wants kashmir to become a battlefield again in a bid to deescalate comments to khan announce that in in part it will be released but also said it has received india's files from the suicide bombing attacks on his promise to punish those responsible presented with evidence. so does the indian pilots released in pakistan is serious about easing tensions between the two neighbors i think that question to pakistan's ambassador to germany would join me in the studio. who look is calling for the exclusion of you all know what the escalation means now because this whole crisis has frank up because of they did aggression you don't know what happened you know like the. indian planes which the . second string. making such constructs on pakistan but they're widely. spaced they tried to bomb of course there was no need to ask but they need claims you know. they did claim something beyond what they claimed but in actual fact all that happened was that some trees

i don't know where there will be another response from india. to response which is over as part of the pakistanis by loosely that if there is an attack on. the redo it will have to rest on and seem to want to a nuclear powers country and leaders know the stakes are very high we just can't afford a full fledged consciously so the hope is that things will not spin out of control and. both sides will sort of cut their losses. and. let's just look forward to some other means maybe we are going to end a war by other means maybe to reduce the amount to you could create economic and are because. of our deduce that you for see this happening because pakistan sees it's our space was violated once once again and that a strong response from the slum a bad would more than likely there not be expected. no i mean it was expected because according to pakistani cooperation rules the. military was bound to respond but suddenly in the direction of dubious for and jets had flown but that it would happen and brought do you like to be and presumably the pakistanis s

well, largely because britain's colonial exit from an undivided india was so messy and violent.ion but two, predominantly hindu india and largely muslim pakistan. much of the sectarian violence was in kashmir. what really matters now is the scale of the risks in this conflict, which can genuinely be called global risks. and that's because since the 1970s, first india, then pakistan, developed nuclear weapons, creating a far more dangerous backdrop to all the current tension and violence. so why has this latest confronation erupted now? as we've been hearing, the immediate spark was the attack two weeks ago by militants based in pakistan, but other factors are important. pakistan's relatively new prime minister, imran khan, is very close to his military, who have always seen india — not radical islam or neighbouring afghanistan — as the source of pakistan's troubles. anotherfactor could be india's much more established prime minister, hindu nationalist narendra modi. he's facing a divisive general election. both leaders need to look strong, and the risk of heated political rhetor

india is heading into elections.rs are reflecting the view this will not damage any side permanently. rishaad: we keep talking about the indian market last year, which ended up positive by the end of 2018. this is quite the reverse. how much of this is down to people fearful of this election, higher premiums, higher valuations -- we have a lot of debt issues, especially as far as banks go. is it those three things, making people look to north asia instead? sanjay: yes, i would characterize it more broadly as a down cycle in sentiment. i think the economy is on the uptrend. it is mending from the transition. hard numbers in india, whether it is steel demand, electricity demand. the economy does not look to be in poor shape, irrespective of the credit crisis. however, the markets were very dovish in 2017, high multiples on top of super high-growth focus. that is what we are tracing. thepremium of mid-caps, election of modi in 2014 fired the mid-caps in india. they went to 120% premiums. coming as thes uncertainty of th

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