today, india's greatest resolve is the creation of a new india.ay, it's working tirelessly, day and night, in order to realize the new dream of a new india. most special about it is that we are not competing against anyone else but with ourselves. we are challenging ourselves we are changing ourselves. friends, today, india wants to a much fastert pace than before. today, india is challenging the , andet of those who say -- mindset is , 1.3e last five years billion indians have together achieved results from every single field, result that no one could have even at madge and were possible earlier. we are aiming high. we are achieving higher. brothers and sisters, it took seven decades in our country to achieve a rule of sanitation coverage of 38%. years, we made $110 million. today the rural sanitation coverage is 99%. in our country, it took seven for a household to have cooking gas connection on his stove and it stood at $.55. 95%.ok this figure up to and within only five years, we 150 million new gap connections. india, it took seven decades ,

india very well i used to play cricket this is not the india i knew and i'm afraid this is not the india of ruin gandhi the founding fathers of india what we're talking about in kashmir is actually happening in india controlled kashmir what i understand from what you say is that there's a fear that that's just really the beginning and it's ultimately going to spread and that's why the international community needs to pay more urgent attention wife . of just racist ideology has taken over india. it specifically it is anti muslim. it. and if you read the accounts of the founding fathers they openly considered the muslims as who should be. trickly clans from india they believed in the racial purity of hindu and the hindu civilisation could not reach its peak because of. hundreds of years of muslim rule they openly talk about teaching the muslims listen i'm afraid the prime minister modi belongs to this r.s.s. ideology when the good drug rights took place i believe in 2002 he was the chief minister for 3 days the daughter law that they are allowed the mobs of free reign to spread terror to k

because we're doing the same thing in india. and applause] on tuesday two japanese companies announced a combined investment of almost $800 million which will create over 900 new jobs right here in texas. at the same time, we are working to expand american exports to india, one of the world's fastest growing markets. we are committed to insuring the indian people have access to the finest goods in the world, products stamped with the beautiful phrase "made in the usa." [applause] and very soon india will have access to another world class american product, nba basketball. wow. sounds good. [applause] that sounds good. next week thousands of people will gather in mumbai to watch the first-ever nba basketball game in india. [cheers and applause] am i invited, mr. prime minister? [laughter] i may come, be careful. i may come. when it comes to expanding our commercial relationship, no issue is more important than energy security. for the first time ever, the united states is the number one producer of both oil and natural gas on pla

that historically closer to india. yes i hope. russia will get closer to pakistan. i had a very good job with president putin. we talked about everything under the sun and i fell and i did tell president putin that you know forget about the cold war when we were on different sides and world has changed. and. you know we should develop a new relationship and i hope you do because. you know russia the you know the manpower was in the world america russia china. and if these 3 was just. they can dissolve most of the world issues and specifically this issue which which which potentially is is the most explosive issue in the world today and if these 3 people always get together i think they can resolve it arms deals are being provided by russia to both india and pakistan is this a double standard when it comes to resolve an issue specifically as you say of kashmir well certainly the arms deals all of. a question of the barn and supply you know we shouldn't expect too much more energy when it comes to selling arms. but but y

to celebrate the growing partnership between india and america.democracies, committed the same vision of the future. know,ision, as all of us is based on the hopes and the shared dreams of our people. both nations shaped by the legacy of british colonialism, both nations deeply cognizant of the price of freedom. we hold the same truths to be self-evident, that all are created equal, endowed by their creator with the same right to strive for a better life. realized in to be either of our great nations completely. constitutions begin with the same three words. we the people. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: the father of indian independence, mahatma gandhi, who is 150th birthday we mark on october 2, once defined democracy as, and i quote, week --g that gives the weak the same chance as the strong. [cheers and applause] that, my friends, at its heart is with the ideal of the ideal ofhat american democracy and indian democracy are all about. an equal opportunity to dream and work hard to make that dream come true. are,proud, as all of you that the u

these are active in india and they are headquartered in islamabad punjab and lahore. you see what you have done against such terrorist organizations or militant organizations 2nd as for the world an effort here has its a watchdog it has to do its job unfortunately it's india with an f a t f because we are not a member of here kiffin the o.c. and in fact india was co-chair and there were trying to politicize the matter they were trying to use it as an opportunity to undermine pakistan which is fighting unfortunately so the f.f.t. if can be manipulated to sear or he's an engineer was an attempt to manipulate it and we hope it will not be manipulated and that there were a lot many countries in recent meetings which actually checked india's attempt to politicize it and do and i'm because you know we are cooperating with the f.a.a. t.f. i mean this is for many many developing countries right i mean because this is not just against pakistan you know this is a global organization with a global agenda a focus on it on the list in 2000 it is well it was there has been 2000 yea

all the india controlled kashmir now in its 6th and so was it about. the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate. 250 years marking the for your discovery. expedition in boyd. and i'm getting close to the brand new. person device it's about topics that affect us all. climate change and to turn the. whole movie in such that. the e.c.b. unveils a new stimulus plan and slashed interest rates again it hopes to boost the eurozone economy but how much further into negative territory can rates go also coming up but there are hopes again of a stall in frosty u.s. china trade relations but it's a wait and see for investors. and china has been a lucrative market for american do saying yes but the trade conflict between washington and beijing is hurting business. welcome to do your business asia want to johnson but then good to have you with us so in a much anticipated policy meeting the european central bank has approved a fresh stimulus package for the euro zone the package includes a further cuts off the banks the positive rate now at a record low of minu

independent india has not. done anything of this kind it just true that during the 1st and 2nd world wars which was neither our edge and our nor our mission in 2 world wars india has. contributed one and now to 450000 people who've lost their lives during these wars india has never really associated itself with trends of this kind however. it is concerned of our energy security we are quite we have been quite dependent on iran for our energy security but most recently the problems that have been faced in that region we are trying to ensure that we do not face side effects of what is going on over there so that our energy security is not affected so that our ships are not affected we have made arrangements for their security and. india's oil tankers we have made security arrangements for them we are not trying to interfere in anybody's arrangements that is not our aim it is not out. and. and no one in the word is actually discussing our intervention in any negative manner. so mr putin what about russia's militar

he made remarks saying that he believed that because of what india was doing in kashmir that india and pakistan could be led into an accidental war do you believe this is a possibility absolutely what is happening is that india is more or less conducted conducting a genocide the sort of racial attacks on the population i don't think it's been witnessed since nazi germany what is happening is the indian version of a final solution for the muslims of kashmir so 8000000 muslims and kashmir under siege for almost 6 weeks. and why did this gun become a flashpoint between india and pakistan because what india what we know already and just india is trying to do is to divert attention from the illegal annexation and the impending genocide and beat their drug they are taking the attention it away by blaming pakistan for terrorism and this is what the last february when the there was a suicide attack a young boy blew him self up against an indian military convoy and india blamed pakistan for it and then bombed us so we fear that this will happen again because what they're doing in kashmir will l

i mean, look in 1969, india went in the pursuit of space and so many -- india was a poorer country in the 1960's than it is now. the best question to ask is how has india used this technology from the 1960's until now for the development for the poorer people. india has used very wisely, very efficiently, it is the first country to do telemedicine and space application and it is prone to natural disasters. anchor: it't's doioing well. good to talk to you. thanks for joining us. this is d.w. news live from beberlin. morere in just a moment. cinema we'll tell you what to watch for this year . he was the founding father and bob away who later became it's a strong man former president robert mugabe has died at age ninety five his death announced friday by successor. the men in gaza we got a had been receiving treatment in a singapore hospital since april. his life divided the global public but in zimbabwe today is influences mostly being trial publicly and god was declared we got

food and agriculture organization india waste. 13000000000 euros. the country produces enough food to feed its population in theory the challenge lies in preventing it from going to waste. agricultural economist joaquin one brown was the director general of the international food policy research institute for many years food waste forced harvest losses hunger and malnutrition he's been working to find solutions to these problems for decades our team went to him some questions. we're laying the table with us him from brown he's been studying agriculture and health and nutrition for almost half a century. too much on the table is leading to. food waste and losses and the word is wasting and losing a lot of food more than 1000000000 tons a year and that has to change. every year consumers in rich countries waste almost as much food as the entire net food production of sub-saharan africa and yet the problem is global. so the losses and wastes add up to one 3rd of the word food supplies. and it's about 8 to 10 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions on e

their right india has a right to maintain its own register of citizens how can you criticize india's right to maintain its own register of citizens when and the world has this even the us is trying to limit the illegal immigration and we have you know scarce natural cygnus sources and we have a huge population of 1370000000 people so one has to balance and india has always been a very calming host country but not that that you know generosity was being misused by the people from across the border and they were coming in holds and that has changed he he you know demo kind of feeling stick social and cultural identity of many districts in the region where the indigenous culture district and now all of you also know that there are problems there are many many people who are who are not supposed to be year have been including their $4030.00 thickish and then the identification and thing will be a continuous process it is not an end all of busy a situation so law is dynamic here it is continuous a tomato somebody it is found that somebody has used for dealing documents forged documents to

wants more than india than india is willing to give. long-term, along the same lines of how -- now for that country the u.s. moving forward? is it that bellwether that they want and need in this part of the world? jacob: it is certainly the bellwether the u.s. would like. i do not think the u.s. can depend on then the of the same way it depended on japan. remember that the united states rebuilt japan because it destroyed japan. it got to write japan's constitution and rebuild their economy. india is a strong, independent state. under modi it has gotten stronger and wants to become more independent. there are areas where modi will feel great to show india is a major player. when the u.s. said you have to do everything we have to say about iran, india will say why do we have to listen to you? india had a long experience of having to take orders from the west. i think they will push back against that. certainly the u.s. wants that. india's challenge would be to take what he get without giving too much. so far i think they are doing a good

i had great i have friends that india and i i love going to india so immediately when my party came to power the 1st thing we did was to immediately reach out to india and i spoke to president modi and i said look. we have similar problems climate change poverty let's get together let's resolve our differences through trade let's build a relationship on trust prime minister and modi told me that you know there were terrorist attacks from pakistan i said we have problems with you that terrorist attacks which we know are instigated from by india in baluchistan we caught a surprise spying. who admitted what was what the sabotage going on in karachi and villages not so we said look let's leave that behind let's move forward our men priorities should should be up people the highest number of poor people live and they didn't subcontinent unfortunately didn't make any headway as our foreign minister was supposed to meet on this in the u.n.g.a. last year and your consulate we thought that it's their election coming up it's a nationalist ultra nationalist party it doesn't want to cause the up t

over india now in its 6th thanks for watching. welcome to the what is the game here. to talk about the. coverage. thanks for your. time to take. time to. fight for the troops. to come down trees and. it's time for. coming up ahead. miles. the e.c.b. i'm they all say new stimulus plan and slash interest rates again it helps to boost the eurozone economy but how much further into negative territory can rates go also coming up there are hopes again of a store in frosty u.s. china trade relations but it's a wait and see for investors. and china has been a lucrative market for american getting sangat but the trade conflict with washington and beijing is hurting business. welcome to the of your business asia want to get johnson but they're good to have you with us so in a much anticipated policy meeting the european central bank has approved a fresh stimulus package for the euro zone the package includes a further cuts off the banks the positive rate now at a record low of minus 1.5 percent the e.c.b. also approved a new round of bond p

hello again india same as pakistan controlled kashmir should be considered part of its own territory the indian foreign minister also expressed hope that one day they would have physical jurisdiction over the region pakistan and india up enough loggerheads over kashmir for more than 70 years since they failed to agree on the borders drawn up during the british partition of india. it used to be one country under british rule where communities of differing religions live side by side for generations but 70 years ago independence or the region split into india and pakistan in a process that went down in history books as the partition and so did the man who hurriedly through the border the year 1947 the dying days of the british empire weakened by the 2nd world war india became a burden london was also unable to counter the growing independence movement led by matt maganda to fix it britain appointed lord louis mountbatten as the last viceroy of india he made it clear it was not his dream job. i am prepared to accept the job only on one condition india must be granted independence by jul

the data we use live from berlin india's prime minister narendra modi praised this in space engineers and calls for optimism as the country's lunar mission appears to fail ground control lost contact to the victims ladder shortly after it and turns its final descent to the moon surface but not all hope is lost also coming out. turkey threatens to pull out of a deal with the e.u. and to reducing the flow of migrants president and on says he'll allow free passage to millions of refugees wanting to go to the e.u. if the world and particularly in brussels doesn't provide more support. plus working out like in general the science fiction franchise star wars has fueled a light they were a jewel in trend in france that the country's fencing federation hopes will attract more young people to the sport. i'm nichelle fairly welcome to the program. it was an ambitious plan from the get go india wanted to be the 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the sun ray on 2 missions set out in july to explore the uncharted territory of the lunar south pole but shortly before the schedule

and why did this gun become a flashpoint between india and pakistan because what india what we know already and just india is trying to do is to divert attention from the illegal annexation and their impending genocide on meet their draw they are taking the attention it away by blaming pakistan for terrorism and this is what the last february when the there was a suicide attack a young boy blew him self up against an indian military convoy and india blamed pakistan for it and then bombed us so we fear that this will happen again because what they're doing in kashmir will lead to a reaction some sort of a reaction and they will then blimp august on for it to divert the world's attention from this the genocide in kashmir prime minister khan you're speaking about kashmir being a flashpoint of course that raises concerns about potential use of nuclear weapons either in pakistan or in india now recently you made remarks saying or at least the remarks were interpreted as you saying that pakistan would never use nuclear weapons 1st in any potential future conflict with india but then a few days la

3 trillion dollar economy into one brought 5 trillion dollars but india's g.d.p.growth is at a 6 year low investments have dropped consumers don't have enough money to spend and the rule economy is struggling in their promising the more. right now currently the way the economy is functioning and the way the government is indifferent to words it bears no where that fighting in the economy is happening by 2024 because you need a certain rate of growth. meanwhile gittins are not this way to the crime proves hoping for work and the money they need to support their families. well joining us now from new castle miguel china who's a senior asia combest the pantheon macroeconomics good to have you with us miguel this economy has been described as being in quezon recession what do you think is it i don't think we're very it to be honest certainly some industries are feeling recession like conditions on pretty good auto industry which has suffered over the past 2 years or so in declining sales and production but if you look at other major parts of the economy for example th

i am prepared to accept the job only on one condition india must be granted independence by july 948 and i will not stay there a day longer. once he arrived though he decided he couldn't wait that long it needed to be sorted more quickly in just 5 weeks to be precise and to lord cyril radcliffe a british lawyer who had never set foot in india he was tasked with drawing a line between the most cohesive muslim and hindu populated areas just like mountbatten radcliff 2 found india not to his liking. it was impossible to undertake the field survey in june because of the heat so how does anyone who's not familiar with the situation on the ground decide where the border is going to be well studied the maps obviously it's all in there the demographics the religious majority it's also simple isn't it the areas with the majority of muslims in pakistan and the hindus in india problem solved right if aspirations of some people had not been fulfilled the fold must be found in political arrangements with which i'm not concerned the ratcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before ind

you know india. used to burry rice leave it here and there shouldn't be india's a face country to do things like telemedicine tele h.q. actually it's across population that space application to india is a country that's told the natural disaster since i majored in car and it's in me today it's doing well i'm going. to talk to you thank you for joining us about. this is d.w. news live from that in just a minute. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. has a good. journey back to the roots should get many of the. shots family from somalia live around the world that one of them needed urgent assistance. a family starts october anything on d w. hundreds often use in my times. when i come from raw jordan mintz an import fountain moonsault transmitting and for mission and when i was young my country was wrong in. the war prominent people most people want a god that i wanted to see. it was my job to to in one. just say. everyone in that town. listen. in from inside my car yet enjoy no

right india has a right to maintain its own register of citizens how can you criticize india's right to maintain its own register of citizens when and the world has this even the us is trying to limit the illegal immigration and we have you know scarce natural cygnus sources and we have a huge population of 1370000000 people so one has to balance and india has always been a very calming host country but not that that you know generosity was being misused by the people from across the border and they were coming in holds and that has changed the way you know demo kind of feeling stick social and cultural identity of many districts in the region where the indigenous culture district and now all of you also know that there are problems that many many people who are who are not supposed to be year have been including their $4030.00 thickish and then the identification and thing will be a continuous process it is not an end all of busy a situation so law is dynamic here it just continues a tomato somebody it is found that somebody has used flawed human documents forged documents to get th

and why did this gun become a flashpoint between india and pakistan because what india what we know already and just india is trying to do is to divert attention from the illegal annexation and the impending genocide on meet their draw they are taking the attention it away by blaming pakistan for terrorism and this is what the last february when the there was a suicide attack a young boy blew him self up against an indian military convoy and india blamed pakistan for it and then bombed us so we fear that this will happen again because what they're doing in kashmir will lead to a reaction some sort of a reaction and they will then blame pakistan for it to divert the world's attention from this the genocide in kashmir prime minister khan you're speaking about kashmir being a flashpoint of course that raises concerns about potential use of nuclear weapons either in pakistan or in india now recently you made remarks saying or at least the remarks were interpreted as you saying that pakistan would never use nuclear weapons 1st in any potential future conflict with india but then a few days later

it was an ambitious plan from the very start india wanted to be the 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the chandrayaan 2 mission set house in july to explore the uncharted territory of the lunar south pole but shortly before the scheduled touchdown the space center and bangalore lost contact with the lab now mission control is trying to figure out was of the spacecraft crashed or landed while no one was watching. devastation at india's space agency as the scientists lose contact to the chandrayaan 2 only seconds before its landing. the spacecraft was meant to become the 1st ever to touch down on the unexplored south pole of the moon indian prime minister narendra modi came to see the landing from the control room later he found console a terrier worse as he addressed the nation. on earth few of us then doubt a nation by the way we went our way. it is sold out already in solidarity with a lot of scientists who are hard embark. on one of the most ambitious mission of our space program victim very close but we really need to cover more ground on. the landing of the s

india is stalling walling the sedition because india knows that once the international community gets involved then then the ruling will be for the people of the international community will insist on the people of kashmir exercising their right of self-determination i'd like to focus on another component of your meeting with president trump for just a minute because when you were there much of your meeting time was taken up with the issue of afghanistan now i want to ask what do you make of president trump basically calling off the peace talks with the taliban and how do you believe that's going to impact the security situation for pakistan. well 1st let's just concentrate on of honest on building from a human point of view everyone must want to. help the afghans get peace so therefore pakistan is playing its part whatever little influence we have on the taliban we have asked them to you know go on the dialogue table they've already the talks with the americans actually were at a pretty advanced state the only thing was now to get the taliban to talk to the avant government so that y

story and is putting a lot of pressure on india. about india, which is very similar to indonesia, it needs a trap for it to capture the arbitrage out of china, particularly manufacturing. leveraging on manufacturing. if you look at where it tracks that with thesing country a fifth of its side, which is -- a fifth of its size, which is vietnam. that is something that india can do much more because what does it have a lot of? it has a lot of people. it will have the most people in the world in -- rishaad: the right age as well. .> that can be a huge liability if it does not have enough jobs for these young and energetic people. there are two key points we want to make regarding india. the short-term story, whether there is a fight between the central government and sentra -- and central-bank. and the credit crunch. how does a country like india have sustainable funding? foreign direct investment which takes a longer-term bet on the country. manufacturing of looking for a home at the moment and india is the only country that is really

reporter: [indiscernible] i think indian: india,ns -- people from that like india, love trump. we have seen that in the polls. a great relationship with people from india. ultimately becoming citizens of the united date. that is one of the reasons i am here. reporter: were you going to mention vice president joe biden when you do? president trump: i will be mentioning much. he did a terrible thing, the way he what it. i'm not looking to hurt him with respect to his son. joe has a lot of problems. what he said was a terrible thing. it was anmade it -- offer, it was beyond anna. something where he said i'm not going to give billions of dollars unless they remove this prosecutor. iny removed the prosecutor one hour. the prosecutor was prosecuting the company of the sun and the sun. you talk about something that should not have been said -- he shouldn't have said it. my conversation was perfect. it could not have been any better. we will make a determination ,bout how to release it releasing it, saying what we said. it was absolutely perfect. the problem is, when you're speaking to

governance is going so why did india say they wanted to go to the moon in the 1st place. well the call it's important to note that the focus off industrious program for the longest time has been to help the people on the ground there's been a lot of contributions made towards me to logical predictions of contributions made that have agriculture so these recent 4 years to be this was the 1st time india was trying to compete on an international platform and oft cited figures that this mission was just $140000000.00 which is a fraction of what the u.s. spent on the apollo mission another figure that's often cited is that the fact that this amount is smaller than what was spent on the last 2 engines movie was important for india to show itself as a space bar in that way and continues to be ambitious the did quote it has sent one mission to the moon oleo it sent a mission to mars and it plans to have a manned mission. to the morning by 2022 so the ambitions continue but of course there's going to have to be more investigative investigation introspection perhaps more investment

devastation at india's space agency as the scientists news contacted the chandrayaan to only seconds before its landing. the spacecraft was meant to become the 1st ever to touch down on the unexplored south pole of the moon indian prime minister narendra modi came to see the landing from the control room later he found console a terrier worse as he addressed the nation. on earth few of us that i'm tired of the nation by the way. we were not made. any sold out 80 in solidarity with governor signed peace who hired embark. on one of the most ambitious mission of our space program victim very close but we will need to cover more ground on. the landing of the space craft was also broadcast life on television across the country tensions were running high ahead of the event. the chandrayaan 2 was successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks traveling to what's the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic separated from the craft ahead of its plan

students union and the government of india that government of india and then the it was decided that there will be there will be a register of citizens so let's not be gypsies are the present governments edge into it just continuing from the past and this promise to the people of us was being deferred our very day and that created a huge problem if you had been done and we're going to talk about it then we would have a bill to you know contain the problem then and there we've got about a minute left i'm going to give what's probably going to last what now 2. well i'm just evil from what i see on the ground as i said there's a lot of fear out there is lot of confusion and i expect at the you know incoming times that the government will also come to the aid of dispy people and that is monday and the other thing i want to it is. you know there's a little difference between what the s.o.b.'s the majority community which i also come from. thinking of the moment and what the government is thinking which is the b.g.p. led government in the state and the sentence would be should be governmen

islam and hindu populated areas just like mountbatten radcliffe to found india not to his liking. it was impossible to undertake the field survey in june because of the heat so how does anyone who's not familiar with the situation on the ground decide where the border is going to be well studied the maps obviously it's all in there the demographics the religious majority it's also simple isn't it but the areas with the majority of muslims in pakistan and the hindus in india problem solved right if the aspirations of some people had not been fulfilled the full must be found in political arrangements with which i'm not concerned the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line led to unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he never even heard of kashmir.

many people in india are going and may. get the country has such as the food to eat in india is taking on the childish this nonprofit organization is come asking funding and the waste land rescuing foodstuffs. next doubling. up today don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for learn. it was hard i was fair. i even got white hair. learning the german language helped me a lot this gives me a little bunch maybe to entrust the flavor you want to know their story in the minds the writing of reliable information. for margaret. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. with the kids that you don't listen to the bus journey back to the roots you should get a minimum of the. bush family from somalia live around the world to. come to me to urgent assistance a. family starts october and on d. w. . every minute we produce and process huge amounts of food out on the planet and to make shortage of teachers in this produce is tr

more than 2000 stones are still working in india but just 3 percent of them are women. our government no matter who you. are in this male dominated industry he says it's not easy getting kicked punched for some of bollywood's biggest dr said mrs hilary q 200 person the kind of but i could care and the person in the telling of. the not challenging how do you let a kid can't come to cleese's used to teaching the odds a lot story could easily be mistaken for a bollywood film script. her mother died when she was just a young girl and she grew up in poverty. in the new year with which of the only other so that on a beach where i am looks as if i might. thank you for giving to it god i'm really going to the full there may be a ballistic. who could agape on those i. support named. marriage was mobbed by her husband's alcohol fuelled violence at the i.g. of 20 with her 2 young children she fled the house and sought refuge in a temple. mentalism on the telling where warning before development on. so many many other places in the after working a series of low paid jobs. with an o

especially interstate business within india so yes those 2. say reform efforts were a mixed bag but i think over the long run the nationwide g.s.t. implemented in 2017 well will benefit the country's growth prospects over last longer term again it's been great to talk to you many thanks indeed for being with us on counting the cost thank you very much we're staying in india it's harvest time in general in kashmir where apple production contributes 10 percent to the state's $20000000000.00 income but apples have been left to rot as follows can't find people to pick the crop that's off the prime minister modi lockdown of the balazs the state's autonomous status as fast tamil has more. this should be a happy time his family's apple crop is looking good this season and will be ready for harvesting september but the region's lockdown has made it hard to get supplies and laborers from outside are being told to stay out there but you know. i got the liberal side push me the government told them to go home pesticides we can't get because the markets a