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as far as the beep tank in india. b, we take that is a sculpture improvement in every area as that is spoke for improvement across the world. and by me showed a you can see, but i did. a sion gas crisis has meant that the fossil fuel is not going away from developed world as well. ok. so i don't think it's time to start thinking about small, small issues and, and, and put a question mark on investment under new berlin as in india, wasn't. unless now let's look at some of the dates. let's look ahead because the you aims to be carbon neutral by 2050 china. the world's biggest polluted 20. 60 india. 20. 70. how. how does that make you feel? oil? it is perfectly alright. you should walk ottoman util by 2030. if you want india to walk out, when you turn like 2050, you have his study con responsibility of admitting one 4th of global emissions. pakistan is under flux, not because pakistan has them. who did you go to what developed board and we did for the past 100 years back. let's not forget history. we are not yet. we were

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and as i said, india is a vast opportunity to solve climate. gracious india is a vast opportunity to provide energy access. india is a bust opportunity to reduce inequality in the world. now whether the world wants to use it as an opportunity or waltz wants to see that there's risk is something that the international capital has to think about. as far as a beep tank in india up the we think that is a sculpture improvement in every area as that is school for improvement across the world. and by me showed a you can see that a sion gas crisis has meant that the fossil fuel is not going away from the abrupt world as well. ok. so i don't think it's time to start thinking about small, small issues and, and, and put a question mark on investment under nubile. and as in india who are less, let's look at some of the dates. let's look ahead because the you aims to be carbon neutral by 2050 china. the world's biggest polluted 20. 60 india. 20. 70. how. how does that make you feel? oil? it is perfectly. all right. you should walk out of one util by 2030. if you wanted me to walk out, when you tu

now on bbc news, the rise of women's golf in india. 20 years ago, professional golf for women in indian't exist. i fell in love with putting when i was five and a half. my teachers weren't very happy that i would take so much leave from school to play tournaments. i was so thrilled and happy. i was lost in the moment, oh my god, is it real? we've had multiple indian winners in ten years. accessibility to golf. is a challenge and not just in india. today i would say a0—50% of the kids that i train are girls, it's a profession that parents are highly encouraging their children to go in. my goal is to win the olympics and a pga us open. it hasn't always been this way forfemale golfers in india. amateur status went hand—in—hand with picking up the sport. professionalism was unheard of in indian women's golf for the most part of the previous century. it finally came less than two decades ago and that was thanks to the vision and persistence of a select few. i saw a lot of golf which was traditional and i was determined to change the mindset. i needed to put in a lot more innovation, break a

i'm not saying in mumbai only but in every part that you go in india.f you can't afford, you can't play cricket, it's not like this in india. if you've got talent, definitely they will back you. the young indians are the most exciting thing about the ipl. and the kuldeep sen story with his dad as a barber and his biggest positive of the season is that his barber business has got more popular. the first thing he is thinking about is how do i buy a home for my family? how do i support my family and i just love that mentality. it's incredible, i can't explain how my life has changed after coming in rajasthan royals family. it's like they gave me everything. if you see they are taking care of everything. they are taking care of my of course cricket, my practice, my strength and training, of course the big part is finance. they are giving me everything like which i get, i got a really good contract last year. it's just no other words to say about them, it's just a feeling which you get when you go to your family and you feel like this is the place i want to

i will win it and i will make india proud.adies european tour right now. as a youngster, she was among those who volunteered for the national open. i think i was like ten when i started golf. we used to live in calcutta in india. my dad plays golf and my grandad used to play. so i think they were really keen for me and my sister to start. my dad loved that we played golf and he was the kind of... like, i think if i ever said i want to skip school to go and practise, he was happy to drop me and spend the whole day there and pick me up, and my mum would be, like, "no, you have to go to school." so it was a little bit different. very solid, really good golf swing and, mentally, i think she's good as well. she's just a lovely girl and i think she wants to do well, she's quite driven. i worked for a long time - with a girl called vani kapoor who's played on and off on let and done fairly ok. _ tvesa malik has worked with me for quite a few years. _ diksha dagar has been my students for a few years . when she was up—and—coming. the

none of the foundation of india and the list below diversity. but construct our unity based on our diversity. i think that's the message of the indian republican i hope that personality of india as a nation remain. so that the rest of the world, we have a message. i mean, i used to be just productive on one thing. on your friends and you repeatedly make this part that india plural mission is a nation of diversity and therefore brings to the world. and you will be looking at things. and that is our son, and i hope we preserve that character. our mission, that's only your strength, but i think that's something that the world is very desperately needing right now. mr. baron, been a fascinating conversation. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you for having me and thank you for watching you hope to hear you again. well, the part, ah a oh. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don'

and you know, many i was in india, i've been right now. and this is a fascinating question for me, how that was applies it's pressure because on the one hand, it has many indirect ways of sabotaging its own direct commitments. but on the other hand, if we look at the news about old pack making a decision to lower its oil production despite very heavy and very african american low being is clear and that americans scope of influence even with, with its own allies, is somewhat limited. how do you assess western capacity of getting out what washington once at this point of time, do you think the masses of pressure have changed in any way? well, 1st of all, that stuff changed in the sense that there's much greater willingness. now to use a sector as an instrument of pressure, i've been asked to kind of do it and i'm with you. it makes you see that the instrumental sanctions have longer. what time, as i said in the past of central banks will never sanction. but now that is happening. so the financial sector, a spotlight spots thanks. but more i

a group that is bad in india, canada, india a once again in the zone of diplomatic discomfort. now india is off canada to stop the referendum, which is due in the 1st week of november as the challenges, territorial integrity. and so randy, it's important to close the whole countries to understand today really how democracy should function not only at home, but also the responsibilities that democracies have to other democracies abroad. critics of accused canadian prime minister justin to off his focus see after he denounced the recent russian record on the new ukraine, but allowed the group to hold referendum in canada. canada denounces rushes, plans referendums in occupied regions of ukraine. we will never recognize them. this is a bleeding violation of international law. it is a further escalation of war, and it is unacceptable. i'm just told dave before that tweet a so called referenda was held in his own country where the sea cope what you don't . whether indeed has been job should be a separate country. now, new danny's repeated quit. how follow on their fear so far? but i

it, i'm now joined by us and jaya barrow. distinguish tallow at the united service institution of india. mr. baron, great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure to be on the show. now. thank you. i once heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether elephant fighting or making law the grass underneath them yet trembled. and if we extend that metaphor to the geopolitical situation into, well today, not just the grass that underneath them to the fact that it's valleys into villages, a part of miles away. gene, russia, a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage, data, confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd party. well, i'm pretty sure they understand the question is what they're doing about. the fact is that the don't looking one has been dealing with a very difficult to global environment for a long time. i would say for 300 years, i think we have been a colony of the british for a long time. and then we had a little system dominated by the rest after the 2nd world war is traditionally dominated also by the re

i hope that that knowledge, india as a nation remain. so that the rest of the world, we have a message. i mean, i used to be just a newer prime minister and you repeatedly make this part that india plural nation is a nation of diversity and therefore brings to the world. and you will looking at things . and that is our son. and i hope we preserve that character on it. that's only your strength, but i think that's something that the world is very desperately needing right now. mr. bar, it's been a fascinating conversation. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you for having me and thank you for watching. you hope to hear you again. well, the part a with ah, with ah, glad to visit with you. i finished the good. i did miss steward with key at the win washington's keep. the process is to the dealer marley. com. could you please give us a little bit. it was put in a row, spoke with you guys just to phone us in the so could i get you a new video with lexia professional lithium? do you have a list of all but yet with ah, a headli

that india celebrated . yesterday, the big boonies in india, the big newspapers, the indian channels every read, the headline to the really has been about of issues are not taking or soon taking or were as a, the prime minister. or you can also, like i said, it got becomes a little emotional, a so to say for india, because this year, just a few months ago in that didn't celebrate it's 75 years of independence from the british rule. and it was about the 1st of all, as an indian, i feel very happy that an indian is going abroad for such a high post. whoever happens to be a prime minister. it's a proud moment for the country, an indian leading the whole country and an indian working in a foreign country that ruled us for 250 years, gives us a lot of happiness. it would be a good proceed. someone from our country, our culture hurting a country which ones are ordered this particular india and many other countries in india. so definitely it is something out of i'd be happy of and yeah, so region of the plan is doi

so i feel proud for that india region be funded. he's doing so much a great job all over the world and it shows that, you know, for your time really, definitely living almost so the point really they have so much faith in and confidence really in addition sonata that he would be able to shy, you know, tackle this, this challenging situation. the economic crisis sort of see that a u. k is facing right now that he really restore manchester the conflicts in the party, but also in the country. of course i was pointing out that richey snark isa. in fact, on the sun and roll over in dallas, one of the richest man neuron morsey and his realm than his privilege and fight has been used against him. i by his critics saw more often than not, but now at a time like this. so there is some sort of confidence that we are seeing in, in, in, in fact, in indians as well as in people in the u. k. as far as where she's an oc is concerned, he's been the ministry of finance in yuki all for 3 years. he's proved himself, he has a good salad track record. t

in india, the culture is such that— in india, the culture is such that when_ in india, the culture is when the sun is born, in the _ that when the sun is born, in the family, even to this day, the family, even to this day, the parents either want him to be a _ the parents either want him to be a cricketer, a test cricketer or a bollywood star. we talk — cricketer or a bollywood star. we talk about the stories of these — we talk about the stories of these players _ we talk about the stories of these players and _ we talk about the stories of these players and the - we talk about the stories of these players and the fact l we talk about the stories of i these players and the fact that you can — these players and the fact that you can come _ these players and the fact that you can come from _ these players and the fact that you can come from nothing - these players and the fact thati you can come from nothing and succeeds — you can come from nothing and succeeds and _ you can come from nothing and succeeds and the _ you can come from nothing and succeeds and the ipl— you can come from no

in dan, russia, india is an independent country. india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic autonomy. india is non aligned again, doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the air, ukraine, russia conflict is, is, is in line with. it's a historic traditional policy of ne, not siding with military conflicts, not siding with anything to do with that. you so on, stuart, resorted force. india standing firm. well, that is our lot for not from the news team, but our programs. they are just beginning to see what showing in europe part of the world today. enrollments, lifeline. ah ah, ah ah, ah, my what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to the attack on the crimea bridge, who is focused and deadly. well, kim and it's western handlers now think twice before engaging in more sabotaged interest assault. the choice is there. ah no one. no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation of ah, unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and

i daily necessities to migrants from india.— daily necessities to migrants from india. ., ., ~ from indiae worked here since the age of _ from india. i have worked here since the age of nine _ from india. i have worked here since the age of nine helping l since the age of nine helping my dad and growing up here for 50 years, i have seen this place grow. the businesses here are supported and the community supports the business. time are supported and the community supports the business.— supports the business. time is frozen in certain _ supports the business. time is frozen in certain parts - supports the business. time is frozen in certain parts of- frozen in certain parts of little india. 0ld trees like this barbershop sit quietly next to new trades like this cafe. commercial activities is bustling. but out of all of the 1000 shops but line these streets, many of them are owned by men. that sparked an idea for entrepreneurjoyce kingsley. she started a group to connect the women in little india. ., ., , ., ., india. there are many women who are interested _ india. there are many women wh

program of self reliance in india. and under that, besides the defense wall petition, a russian companies can participate in number of critical infrastructure projects in india. so with that, i think the, the t relations built for the dick a boost. and now you're the, the validate discussion club here in moscow. and what's the international representation like that? the forum overseer comes amid attempts by many states to isolate russia over the war. and ukraine, of course, india isn't one of them, but as a whole was international representation lighter? no. this while they club forum is represented very well. and there are represented jews from eastern europe and some people have line joined on line from even from the u. s. and latin america, but that is a significant earth representation from the globe global south. at the smaller in the middle level, countries who have a weiss of deer owns and by and large the st dementia is that these economic sanctions are no good. you know, economic should not be used as a weapon

the if you look at or mean, if you did it in india, india and compared to do in terms of age, that more him right in deals are richer, then that should be less than crime. so it was in the ball in the manner in an unwilling manner. so i got to let you been rude by sure for more than 100 years. so if we can get on the g is becoming a blue ball, particularly more open in the united kingdom. definitely joy within x, y z power has been criticized by a notorious ukrainian neo nazi soldier and blogger from the eyes of battalion. as compared the new british prime minister to the bar barian, who route the late roman empire refused to knock, has a close to 100 percent chance of becoming britton's next prime minister after he was the only candidate the head, the conservative party, late rome, conquered barbarians at the helm of the empire when it's a very poor reflection on the ukrainian government and the ukraine and me because the ukranian army has been back in get even awarding and honoring mr. bolts man. and it's a shame because mister books man has reflected his racist views against indians

k 's own history of dealing with india. in 1947 on the cost of indian independence. winston churchill supposedly said, all indian leaders will be of low caliber and men of straw. to day, during the 75th year of our independence were poised to see a man of indian origin anointed as pm of the u. k. life is beautiful. a spokesperson for india's ruling party told us the soonest appointment to illustrates the irony of britons colonial history. the 1st of all, i give them my best of luck from me and from my country to service, you will not be in the full life from the land of the land of non wireless in be lose them going on in u k by india. but in a non boy leg, be full manner. the if you look at bill or mean, if you did, indians have more than india and compared to be in terms of age in been far more him right in deals are richer then the pretty sure and indian so it was born in the guardian manner in unwilling manner, so i to let you been rude by sure for more than 100 years really if we can get on the g is becoming a book fro

but in a non boiler, you put them in the if you look good, but you can be of unity in india, india. and in terms of egypt. more and more in deal then sure, and indian. so it was going on in the guardian manner in a long way. so i went to live in the bid room by shift for more than 100 years. so if we can get on the g is becoming a book full for some particularly over in the united kingdom. definitely isn't for joy. and now to the annual meeting of the valve on discussion club, which enters it 2nd day to day in moscow with more paneled discussions on the schedule with the host of well depart offline. a boy on the main agenda of the meeting has what she had to say. they to over they've all done discussion club could be summarized by that old bill. clinton's phrase, it's all about the economy, stupid. and the word stupid is very appropriate here because many of the participants have been analyzing and talking about not very smart, economic decisions a to come to the last couple of years and how it's affecting the rest of the world . now there's been a lot of discussion about how global

does another story involving india, canada, and india are continuing their dispute over a period referendum held on canadian soil by it's the session is sick grouping, focusing on india, putting job, stating people at tough their votes to choose whether or not the region should become an independent country now the valid if you just holy illegal by the new delhi government on a formal note of protest was sent to all to a r t. runjun sharma report with a proclamation of a so called referendum my secret justice, a group of bad in india, canada, and india a once again in the zone of diplomatic discomfort. now india is asking to stop good afternoon, which is due in the 1st week of november as the challenges, territorial integrity and serenity. it's important to quote the whole countries to understand today really how democracies should function not only at home, but also the responsibilities the democracies have to other democracies. critics of a few, the canadian prime minister justin to offer bulk of the after he denounced the recent russian guy forgot another new ukraine, but allowed c group

coming up, we will also hear from india.n his prime minister offers to help efforts to end the war in ukraine, we will speak to the activist kavita krishnan. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the unoicial anthem of the iran protest. the lyrics are taken from messages posted online about why they are protesting. the song was posted september 28 and received 40 million views before he was forced to take it down. he was arrested the next day and released earlier this week on bail. he is awaiting trial. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we turn now to look at russia's invasion of ukraine with a focus on india's response come on tuesday the indian prime minister narendra modi spoke by phone with the ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. his office released a statement saying "he expressed his from conviction there can be no military solution to the conflict and conveyed the readiness to contribute to any peace efforts." this came just days after india j

the if you look at be of unity in india, india and compared to what we do in terms of age been thought more him right in deals are rich and then that pretty sure and indian. so it was going on in the guardian manner in unwilling manner. so i went to live in the big room by shift for more than 100 years. lee, if we can get on a g is becoming a book full for some politically. most of the one in the united kingdom definitely isn't for joy. that's a nice why. if the power has been criticized by a notorious ukrainian, neo nazi soldier and blogger from the as of battalion who compared the new british prime minister to the barbarians, who will be late roman empire. br. she's do knock has a close to 100 percent chance of becoming britain's next prime minister after he was the only candidates ahead. the conservative party, late rome, conquered barbarians at the helm of the empire. well, it's a very poor reflection on the ukranian government and the ukranian army, because the ukrainian army has been back in get even awarding and honoring mister boats. man. and it's a shame because mister books m

i have covered uk- india trade talks going | covered uk— india trade talks going back as far as davidssue of immigration, visas comes back and forward. when it comes to student visas or general mobility between the two countries. that will of course be a talking point when talks resume when it comes to a uk— india trade deal. it was earlier this year that borisjohnson was here in delhi, in april i believe, and he and prime minister mahendra modi said that would set a deadline of the valley to secure our free trade agreement. yesterday was that dates. there were a few bumps in the road. 0ne dates. there were a few bumps in the road. one of the comments was from former home secretary suella braverman who said that indians with the largest group of people who outstayed their visas. there was a lot of frustration here amongst officials, saying that was not helpful going forward in that process. what we had this afternoon are some headline saying that that deadline didn't work, how about getting a deal by christmas? another newspaper saying, what about the festival of colour which comes in

but typically to put on india is the global average. nobody. and in some ways, you see that in the china and dependence of chinese companies on the market for example, depends on the company. so the change in the global system economics is government trading that has the full change again with sanctions, are being used to kind of sanction techniques of being device. but i would still make a distinction between the destination of the states of gum. i mean, you talk about opec, opec is an organization of government. so, and when it comes to you stand by national interest, when it comes to private companies, you know, then we got better boards and understandable to some extent mr. bar, we have to take a very short break right now, but it will be back in just a few moments station, a a ah 3 with sensitive water is thrown in the old hon and the snow falls about scheduling. this comes with the last dance. have to deal with idealists, we sprung from drawings from them to do it. in bt dufrane, you get kicked away in the poly teachers, kills on the edge

is an independent country. india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic autonomy . india is non aligned in, doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the air, ukraine, russia conflict is, is, is in line with, it's a historic traditional policy of ne, not siding with military conflicts, not siding with anything to do with that. you so on stu resorted, force violence is broken out during protest in the capital of the caribbean nation of haiti with one person. root pulls the shot dead by police and several more injured. a warning you may find the falling footage disturbing. ah, the de la police authorities continued to escalate in haiti as the government calls for foreign military intervention to quell gang violence. with thousands of protesters took to the streets to force the government to reverse its decision. on monday, the national police were accused of killing the protest her for years the socio economic and political crisis in haiti has been growing in recent months. activities have been paralyzed in the capital and oth

the passion and love for cricket in india is unrivalled.s quite amazing to go as an overseas player and see the sort of level of indian players, you know, those guys when you share a hotel or a dressing room with someone like sharma, or when i was there, and see the indians playing, they're really idolised for these guys were idolised by the public and fascinating to see that sort of relationship, and he is a normal guy, and he is a cricketer, and the noise and the intensity that is created within the ground is something i've never experienced elsewhere. obviously, when you're playing in the ipl and doing well for your team, all of that noise and support is for you and such an incredibly special feeling. you can picture medan, which is a big round, huge ground with like almost a quarter of a mile radius. and on the weekend are saturday or sunday, there must be at least 500 little cricket match is going on. every part, you know, and you have to duck for cover, lookout, because the pitches what we just played on any surface. that was the keen

that india, as we all know, is growing very fast. and in addition to goods and services, we are now in a position who provide a lot of solutions in high tech. busy areas in software and other, other and india of course like other economies, especially the student harmony, people who have equitable services which is worked the united kingdom and several other. busy countries do not want the only one terms that benefit to them, but 1000000 to them. and this is not acceptable, says respecting country like india. now when it comes to so well a braverman herself, she is of course of indian origin. so how's the pricing? was it to hear anti migrant rhetoric from a person whose parents are migrants? this is very bad and obstacle that someone who actually is not a native. rudy show. he comes from a family with indian origin. she's making very controversial in fact, racist remarks recently. she made a remarks on africa, which was downright racist. and this only shows that britain, which today is not just white. there are people from all over t

. ♪ >> it's apolitical first in india in 24 years.he opposition congress party now hears from the family. it support has evolved sharply as they've dominate the political space. can a non-gandhi leader take on modi? this is inside story. ♪ >> hello, welcome to the program. founded in 1885, the indian national congress is one of the world's oldest political parties. it played a pivotal role in the struggle for india's freedom from britain and has governed for in art -- a large part of the independence era. in 2014, narendra modi had a decisive victory in his hindu nationalist platform has gained more support. since then there have been congress dependence on one family, the political dynasty. five generations of the family have been -- and it has given india three prime ministers. this centrist party has elected a former minister as president, which is widely received as the families choice. and critics say she and her son will still call the shots. we will have our panelists shortly. first, this report. >> celebrations at the congress

the likes of china, india, in particular india by record l india, in particular india by record amountses of those countries and their money flowing back to the kremlin, which is funding the war machine? yes, well unless they — funding the war machine? yes, well unless they just _ funding the war machine? yes, well unless they just like _ funding the war machine? yes, well unless they just like they _ funding the war machine? yes, well unless they just like they are - funding the war machine? yes, well unless theyjust like they are going | unless theyjust like they are going to do, they are independent countries, they will continue to purchase oil from russia at a discount. if there is a price cap, that really limits the amount of money that russia is able to extract, then it will increase the leveraged of china and of india and anyone else who wants to buy russian oil, it gives them the ability to say, look, there is a price cap over there, we're not going to pay more than they are paying. so it's a mechanism that empowers them to lower their prices as well. therefore it limits the amo

what needs to change in india? i think it is a long term problem, a to has been there for many years, particularly because of the control reason, religious reasons that it has been a warm, earlier survey. danielle circle and it's on dollars that the indian is the one of the most difficult lives for anyone to rent somewhere. so my id or buy houses next door on the religion or rather costs. so i think it's a, it's not a new problem, but it has become much more because the division in the society or particular political division has become much more a pot and not much more acceptable in that sense. so i think this is more and more getting more and more problematic or it was being hidden or it was not being looked at it kind of, you know, some things if you deny another religion person house next to you to rent or to buy. it was, it was a, i mean he didn't but to doug. now if people are being proud to do so, because this has been accepted in the society much more and the political discourse is, has gone in to that leve

is the worst media taking too much liberty when it comes to india. india for long has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western address from the controversial time magazine gobble calling prime minister or in the movie a divider in chief to a recent new york times article. let's set it to britain to 15 years to build a democracy in india, which used a former needle diplomat observation of indian democracy. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. took britain 250 years to build a democracy in india, and we had 20 look ought imply the 200 years of british repression. culture weighted egless, terry and values in india weeps. wat when britain came to india, we were 28 percent of the world g d, b. when they left us, we were down to 3 percent. so they, in a sense, looted us exploited us and enriched themselves if that was someone's ideal all for infusing values and democratic norms that i'm not quite sure they understand what the democracy is all about. well, it's not unusual for western media to look down upon rest of th

we have someone who has traveled to india and is doing stand-up in india for the first time. please give it up for mr. hasan minhaj. [cheers and applause] more bombay love, please. more bombay love. >> oh, man. ok. this is--this is gonna--this is interesting. do you understand don't know what i'm doing here? [laughter] i got off the plane, they said, hey, there's a guy, his name is raj, he'll pick you up. i'm in fucking india, man. how many rajs are there? i come out, there's 97 brown dudes. "sir, sir, sir, sir." no! i can't-- i'm gonna believe all of you. [laughter] oh, my god. the amount of love that i got from the crowd was 180 degrees away from the amount of fear that i had. even for certain jokes, they'd be like ha ha ha, applause break time. >> yeah. yeah. the comedy now is so new, there's nothing that the audience will listen to and go, "that's been done." >> you guys are doing everything for the first time. >> yeah, everything is fresh for them. there are bits that work great in some places and not in other places. >> like your bit about the 54%. >> yeah. >> does it a

we never view india as a strategic rival or strategic competitor of china. india is foreign minister has said peace in the border regions is essential for maintaining ties. meanwhile, bilateral trade has continued to boom between the 2 countries reaching over $100000000000.00 in the 1st 9 months of this year. the total trade between the countries is increased by more than 14 percent compared to last year. during the same time period, india is trade with china has been growing and recent years with outbound shipments rising faster than enforce which make up large amounts of iron, steel, and mineral fuels. the bilateral relationship came under severe strain following a deadly clash and the gallon valley back in 2020 both india and china. so they don't see conflict, but nevertheless move thousands of soldiers to the region vice president of the center for china and globalization. victor down says that the indian chinese economies can compliment each other. china and india complement each other to a very large extent. at present, the chinese economy is about $5.00 times larger than that

the west supplied weapons to pakistan for years and not to india for years. and now they are asking india to stop by and russian weapons when moscow stood by new delhi. all those years in the past were russia has been in the main supplier of military hardware for decades, providing around 90 percent of the country's weaponry, according to a french thinktank, the spike current western attempts to urge india to reduce its cooperation with moscow. russia and new delhi continue to grow bilateral trade in a variety of fields from energy to textiles. meanwhile, france again has said it sites on india seeking to increase military ties with the south asian power has i do not think any country provides india with the same level of technology. the progress is also due to the fact that we recognize that india wants to boost its strategic autonomy. billed us industrial base, and we want to be the best partner in this move. a former indian or a force officer, v k. p s a. moscow has proven to be a reliable partner for the deli, over many years. this is a relationship with

the united are of emirates, uncle, and india. all american political figures have previously bragged by another impact of their tripling sanctions against a run, the worsening of living standards among the iranian people, including a few years ago by donald trump's personal attorney. so i say to, to the iranian government, you must be truly afraid of being overthrown. the sanctions are working. the currency is going to nothing there where russia was that where poland was, we see signs of young men and women sang, give me some food. we saw a sign of a man trying to sell his internal organs for $500.00 american dollars. probably a fortune in iran to day near earlier, we discussed the issue with political analysts and academics from china and iran. they both say that countries under us sanctions are becoming increasingly on a freight of washington's threats as they can still manage to develop international trade. well, i don't think we can have so many damage to the time you wrong relations because of this everything according to th

is an independent country. india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic oper on me. india is non aligned again, doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the air, ukraine, russia conflict is, is, is in line with, it's a historic, traditional policy of need not siding with military conflicts, not siding with anything to do with that. you so on stu resorted force. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and i.

what is it like to grew up in india to be before me? there must have been ideas of india multiple azure ideas of always and, and, and lot of fear and security. and our hatred comes from that particular feeling. and why, and i tried to explore all of this. i'm getting confused. and because this is the beginning, but it is where i am at a crossroads. say it is definitely not the word. i would say, don't feel safe at all. you're constantly being watched. so the fact that you have to be so i mean, you think twice before, even seeing out your name. it's not that faith and people in part. yeah just you know how to manipulate and they are. we are kind of like puppets. and we know some where that's what's happening. so either we choose to be, you know, you did to be a lie or just we don't care. so i believe that it's better to be here than many other places. it has if familiar whom i feel i'm connected to this list. if someone's expect lee about my place. i can start to say from the distance. so this kind of last i have to this land. so i can b

and russia. india is an independent country, india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic autonomy. india is normal and it doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the ukraine, russia conflict, this is, is in line with its historic traditional policy of need not siding with military conflicts, not fighting with anything to do with that. you so wants to resolve report that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news. and again, we'll see right back here at the top of the hour with bmw on november, the 3rd 1945 just a month after.

and india is no exception. i guess this is white man's burden, where they take that into dad. ordained right to discipline and democratize societies which need the handholding and infusion of values as a comment and then y t article also seems to suggest, but i guess they must realize of the world war thought after receiving backlash, the new york times removed the reference of britain's colonialism in building democracy in india, but the court was already shared on twitter. back on the g, saltisha director will enrich and liter retreated by the son of windshield external affairs minister. ruth j shanker. this quote, almost made me lose my lunch. you can't impose your values, you have to accommodate them to the values of the country. it took britain, 250 years to build democracy in india. hi, it appears the new york times has now abbreviated that quote. i'm, this is not the 1st time the new york times has painted colonial colors or indian coverage in 2014, after the big launch of malls, all the mission. it publ