so india doesn't you know, india also sees itself as the big brother want to miss that chance and india certainly eyeing it as well. that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia, then um china will lose its credibility and whatever whether it's 12 points or later it becomes 1or 20 points, china will not be in a position to say that we can be your mediator because now we've become part of russia by sending our weapons there. that is the risk and the reason why many countries including india as we just heard have so far abstained from very harshly condemning this war. india is the world's largest democracy and so far it has not specifically condemned the war against ukraine probably also due to several different interests. the latest u. n. resolution was not voted in favor of for a variety of reasons and russia have maintained a close relationship for decades moscow supplies india with around 60% of its arms. while a us think tank estimates it's closer to 85 even during the cold war, the soviet union supplied weapons to help them fight their bitter enemy pakistan.

in india. unlike moody, he supports the nature line on ukraine, doctors, romanian swami form a cabinet minister and 6 term regis. i am p as in new delhi. thank you so much. debra, on the ever coming back on. i mean, last time you are on the show, there, you are slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master. the britain and the european colonial must is on the ukraine proxy war. what do you got against this rise of the global south? finally? yeah. winning the day. yeah. well 1st of all, law brittany is following the american light. and then i'm not pulling britain more less. ah, in tandem with the americans. oh, not bad. died there. the fundamental question is that a grain is h independent united nations member. and there has been, they are crossing off or soldiers, army, and so on, by a country which is considered as one of the permanent members of the supreme out the security council. it is so, and a so now and therefore i think it would

, uh, western , i mean, this is such a struggle for india, but because india is clear that it will soon most likely in the coming years it will become the third economy in the world, and who -something believes that india uh. that's who, relatively speaking , will pull india to his side, he will win the future in this geopolitical, world struggle, but, and india is an extremely important country - this is a separate big topic. i would like to return to come back to uh, that's energy security. i understand that in public debate in india and this topic is not discussed. uh, in terms of joining the ceiling is not joining the ceiling. that is, indie has a clear position that you said. at the beginning official position, but in the public discussion this topic is actively discussed, as i say, the society supports the position of the indian government on this issue. india is pursuing a sovereign foreign policy, a sovereign energy policy, guided by its own interests, and not by the desires of someone else, but pressure is being exerted by westerners on india turns out to be, uh, the most serio

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so i wouldn't say india is not on the opposite side. india. in fact, i thank you again for the fact that they assisted us to evacuate all our students and their corporate us the, our neighbors here. and they are fully active here. but the fact is that indian position is not, i mean indians trying to, we will, it's in this, and i say, you know, you lose both ways. in this, you've got to take a stand. i know you're with the russians are, you know, with the way it's and your stand is clearly with the americans. is, does that mean that in a sense, your supporting the old order because it's been said many times as you know at the shang, i cooperation, organization meetings, at bricks, meetings all across latin america or africa, southeast asia. that a new world is coming. that the days of iraq, syria, libby, afghanistan, those interventions are over. and i, i don't know whether you similarly condemned. of course, the americans and the british for invading afghanistan, libya, iraq, and syria. if i don't do you understand, let me tell you that chill

the road to india is shorter, tankers spend an average of 35 days to reach india from the western portschina . come on, you know bloomberg is still the mouthpiece of the empire of lies, let's not forget, and they have a twitch. yes, setting up the scenery. it's just the most basic toolkit. in this particular case, the wiring is indeed pure. the recipients are also understandable. uh, from the point of view of serious economic geography there. it's just about what is it that is said here, if this logic is applied, by the same connected ones, that it is generally to any other country that trades with someone not one of several. well, it's clear what you're selling. eh, one is somewhat different, and there are some reasons for this. well, not exactly what these guys are talking about. moreover, in addition to the economy, they also drag in a number of other areas and battles, their cherished dream and somehow tie up, or rather, even india in their projects. and these ocean project do something else and return it to the position slave in the position of vassal in the case. this is well unde

the question is, can india do what indonesia did last year when it ended? it's g 20 presidency with barley declaration. it is a tall order, but it would help prime minister in the range load is foreign policy and domestic standing for inside story and partying with the new deli ah, okay, let's take this on drawing by, i guess. suppose up in the you k in london, it's vicky price chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research in oxford is nikita suit, who is professor politics the politics of development at the university of oxford and also in london. is chris with the chief executive officer of macro advisory, an independent global advisory firm. welcome to all of you, great to have you had to have this important discussion, syndicated, 1st of all, at 1st, how important an event was this for a prime minister modi for his domestic audience domestically? the grand presidency is very important for prime minister more days for india, that bill boards no hailing and the 20 president all across the country. you cannot miss it on these boa

well, i'm pretty sure 9, i would do more than that if india's pipelines in india. and i don't see why i don't see why china just back and do what we had agreed in 1995 and then change the whole climate. you know, we've been through like the previous interview where what your doing is in effect, divide and rule by washington. if you continually isn't that what moody has recognized that imperial powers, imperial washington realizes they can split the joint power powers of india and china. and you are falling into that trap. maybe it's your american education. we are. it's just, i mean, i value that the education i was taught then by law my lawyer and became a famous man in economics, thanks to them. but the fact is that a, i b had extremely good relations with china. from 1952. 1962. we gave up our claim. i mean, we were offered the national, the security council, a holding seat, which is really after china became communist, near reagan said we can give it to them. we turned it down and campaigned every year that it should be given to china and signed the treaty agai

and india as you know. and you'll also see that serve as the big brother when it comes to the south. so india doesn't want to miss that chance, and india certainly i it as well. that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia, then jenna will lose its credibility. and my next 12 points only becomes not 20 points. i will not be in a position to say that v can be your mediator because now if you become part of russia by sending, that means that that is the risk. and the reason why many countries, including india, as we just heard, have so far, abstained from very harshly condemning this war. india is the world's largest democracy, and so far it has not specifically condemned the war against ukraine are probably also due to several different interests. the latest un resolution was not voted in favor off for a variety of reasons why india and russia have maintained a close relationship for decades. moscow supplies india with around 60 percent of its arms, while the u. s. think tank estimat

and india is not a very rich country, india is still in emerging economy and very important economy is in competition with china. but india is still not only to nation. and so india has to be decisions that are important for it's people. and that is the uh, the whole argument here. and india see that you're not going to let anybody dividers in blocks. in fact, i remember, foreign minister even been gone the same that blocks is a very western domain ology. a lady missed an understanding of the geopolitical ordered and back to the vest, looks at things, but india and the global cell did not look at things like that because they have their own problems to deal with this hunger this forward. be those education. a lot of things that in the energy 20 countries on the countries in the south, they need to focus on and hands in just wants to keep from everything that's happening right now, except it wants to mediate. if you get a chance that's exactly the point. many countries also in latin america, for example. we've seen it in mexico, we've seen it in brazil, simply do not want to be on eithe

also in the g 20 foreign ministers meeting that is taking place in india as india is hosting the g 20 this year. and we've seen western countries and especially usa, they're trying to sewing. and this idea, this notion that this was just not about ukraine and russia, but that is it, it is a war on democracy or shared values that the west says it stands for. do you think that's the right approach to get support from other countries? well, i think it's also joe biden, who had said that the was the amount and democracy was as a doctor, doctor. and the problem there is said when you do a lot in these 2 different jars, if i'm is, is, or then you don't get the support from the other countries the way you want to add up to experts. and they've told me that progressed is actually out of touch with the global south. and west needs to have a reality check in that as my country than the global south. then it's india or china and not really doing exactly what the west has expected to do. and countries in me and you say it's your problem, it's a western problem really don't have much to do with th

, rather moving a lot of business from china to india. but of course, they're a big numbers involved. so this shift might unfold over a long period of time. janelle, as you say, they're not the only deal involving fox con on the table in india. well, more can you tell us about fox kinds presence there? well, stock stone has already been making. i forms in india, it has had a facility in the southern seat of the mulatto since 2019 that facility employees are fee, about 35000 people. apart from that or when the fox and chairman was in india recently signed a deal in another south in the state of our telling gonna we're, a new home has been created for which is known as a prototyping center. apart from that does, there are reports that del fox gone also. what also wants to get into electron ago, manufacturing of electronic vehicles in its new facility, which is likely to come up in bangalore, income nautica. and then it is also i in the semiconductor space, which india is also trying to promote the federal government is trying to promote ind

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

but in fact, india is aligned to russia. isn't it in the sense that it is, it is taking its oil, which is coming at a cheaper price because of the war. so, you know, it's basically supporting the war effort. you could argue, well, it's interesting because that is happening on the one hand, the other what you're saying is that quite other countries in the west, not trying to have closer trade ties with india, maybe to reaction, but the u. k. is talking about it more europe is talking about it more. so i think there are active efforts to reintegrate if you like india in the west and orbit if that is at all possible. and india's interest must lie in being able to exploit and do business and get of investment from the west. so you'd imagine that you knew that happening in parallel, if you like, maybe acting as a counterbalance to the other tendencies that we have seen recently towards russia . when mowdy says vicky that we should not allow issues, we cannot resolve together to come in the way of those that we can do wonder what

that's the case for many independent voices in india. so in absence of any option to do your jones, i'm in the mainstream set up and the lack of solidarity in the indian domestic space. one looks at we're doing other social media platforms to get that kind of fun data to, to get that gang space in absence of any gatekeepers in up, but for lack of censorship. so in that sense, widow used to be a great platform, but the way, oh, you know, recently were deal remove the links of a b c documentary. i'm just good to go to the movie government. so i feel like that there has been a dog is trying to says sensitive, so been a country like india, and it was a great opportunity for many of us john lives. and we see that opportunity dawn into a space where we are being relentlessly run. i you thank you so much for joining us. thanks. in india, female athletes at the top of their game are not immune to the pressure and violence. many women face. some of the country's top wrestler, say sexual misconduct from officials is rampant in january, they staged

the other side of the story is air india. it has big plans now after sell to tata group, including more long haul flights. how realistic are the companies ambitions? well, a steven there were a lot of nice as a when the deal really took place. nobody was actually sure what the future is going to look like. but when finally air in your place, it's a deal of 470 new aircraft. it's a massive deal. it's almost unprecedented in the us asian history and the 3 governments across the world celebrated it. now by placing this order. and india has very much put itself in the game. and now that there is a lot of positivity about india's potential. so yes, the and now my analyst, i definitely upbeat about in the us plans to go about his business. but of course it remains to be seen when those planes are actually delivered. and when finally does at india begin, it's a massive expansion plan. there are other airlines also, which i've done in this fashion plans, but there you get to unfold, or a char, a car to carry on air india. it's big pl

which is why the foreign minister of india and mister lloyd, the, and major services to india being the land of gandhi, of the book. who you know, talk to us to agree. even if you disagree on many things to have common ground to come to consensus. and that's very much speaking to the constant backdrop of the g 20 summit, which is of course, the events and you korean and russia. so he noted like this to play out very differently. of course, of course, vicky if i may come to use a premise or maybe hide his agenda, you know, the champion of the global se, the se. but the ukraine was always going to be the focus a given. the divisions are off. absolutely, and we expected that to happen. mean nevertheless, there has been considerable discussion and other things as well. i mean the focus is we know with this g 2 at the g, 20 meeting was to talk about cooperation in particular. so multilateralism because of course we've seen a lot to that disappear, tearing, not just the coven period, but also a since the war in ukraine, through security in all this issues and climate change to which affect, p

india. and they seem to be back on track, and both leaders seem to be very pleased with the progress they're making up, especially in job creations in both the countries and the 2 prime minister, mr. kishi the and mr movie they met tries last year, which is i think, a testament to the fact that, you know, these 2 leaders of a serious about this partnership. and they were there, bilateral trade stood at 20 a 1000000000 us dollars just last year, which was the highest ever so that sort of gives you a backdrop of how significant this meeting is and how serious these 2 leaders are about cooperation. you talked about a global strategic partnership between both countries in africa. she, there is an india with the you quinn warning in the background. and well talk you have sanctioned and condemned russia's actions. new delhi hasn't. has to have had any impact in terms that's too. oh, you know that's, that's one thing that the whole world has been sort of sitting tight and watching india as a positi

if you like india in the west and all, but if that is at all possible, and india's interest must lie in being able to export and do business and get of investment from the west. so you'd imagine that you knew that happening in parallel, if you like, maybe acting as a counterbalance to the other tendencies that we have seen recently towards russia . when mowdy says vicky that we should not allow issues, we cannot resolve together to come in the way of those that we can do wonder what issues are all that can be resolved in the current climate. well, there is quite a lot going on right now on the trade front. already mention of course that's happening in terms of trying to have close ties within the anyway. but there are issues in terms of various countries and some big countries like the u. s. in looking at sort of having a competitive advantage in the climate change front. so with a lot of subsidies for businesses, in fact, developing on innovating in the area on the u. s. itself so on, on the grounds rather than doing things elsewhere. so you're already seeing a move of production wi

india. they are concentrated not on the bell to roll the concentration on international or south transportation corridor, which is russia. iran in india, you run becoming a member of bricks like they are becoming a member of the i c o. we going to have a mag push, and this is already something that i heard most of this week. ok, i mean we got to go to a hot breaking that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on some real ah ah, with a with, [000:00:00;00] with a welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter. well, this is home edition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah, let us go back to georgia in budapest year. i me in the west always plays the same tune either you're with us or you're against us. now, the ukraine is turned into an epicenter for a lot of different things. reason why we're doing this program here. is it ok? maybe you know, there are countries that are, are, are take, trying to take a middle road like india. but i, in the slide is,

i think what india is doing india thing that you go with the markets. right. and sure, yes, sion all is available as a discount to the market. so india will look at what that does. this is going to have to do you think that oil and as you said earlier in february, actually i think india. but just about put the 5 percent of its total crude oil imports from russia in the month of the year is set to be considered in the lower this price cabinet attempt to undermine russia's war chest. do you think it will do that? and if so, do you think other countries would follow suit given the energy situation worldwide at the moment? so i think if you want, if other countries yeah, it could lower the, the cap countries may or may not follow the, you know, the cap is the chiefs that we're not suggesting. but i think what will have an impact is on the all market prices, like the all world buys, also cool oil. it's basically russian oil would come under pressure because of these factors. i do think so. now i'll do you think this cap has affected prices on the energy market, and

india. they are concentrated, not all the bell to rolled the concentration on international or south transportation corridor, which is russia. you run in india, you run becoming a member of bricks like they are becoming a member of the s c o. we're going to have a mag, i push and this is already something that i heard the most of this week. ok, we got to go to a hot breaking for that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on some real with ah ah, ah, i'm willing, a cranium, a board of control in put you on board. so she'll dd at the mo, the by like the system really premium did not sing device such a messy leah with er insurance. actually it's tim shop, darker room dish, but alejandra buffalo. okay. excuse that to where you store. lot of date my subway, but just dory. yes or no. i live here elise, get us, which i we shipped them that he just figured out what i needed his daughter to take him over to them. i need a new train schedules with us for a while. i'm on the beach or up where you a

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the palestine movement was eventually outlawed in india. but uh, there is a popular sentiment around it would still exists in india and abroad, especially in those countries where seek dias for a settled in large numbers like us, you gay, canada, australia, even in germany for that matter. now these attacks that have taken place outside indian missions in several countries, there were basically demonstrations which culminated into violence. these were by people who sympathize with this harvest. danny movement, which is outlawed in india, i'm repulsing, was also a rather is also one such an individual who is associated will sympathize with this movement and he is on the run right now along with several of his supporters. british are popular is i'm reporting an india well a to be clear, de la steer. ah, no one knew who am read by learn sing was he had a bit of a presence on social media, and he was in dubai, but only in only last year he came to india. he went to print job and he went straight away to the birthplace, offer balancing hinder, o

i think that security was later demanded for india. the consulate in san francisco, which over the weekend, was also attacked by people waving hollis on flags. now the key word here is college on for more context on it, i'm joined by my colleague john car to care in delhi general. how does college time connect? the police search for, i'm reporting in india with violence outside indian diplomatic missions abroad or abrasion. so how this done is the idea of a separate nation for the seeks. now this is an idea that the 2 groups in india in punjab, in the 19 eighties and it eventually led to a very violent phase of terrorism or militancy in punjab in which thousands of people lost their lives. the assassinations, high profile assassinations of those era include that of former prime minister indira gandhi, the hottest that movement was eventually outlawed in india. but a debt is a popular sentiment around it which still exists in india and abroad, especially in those countries where seek dias for a settled in large numbers like usa, yuki ca

india began the - summit has gone? it will quite simply. india began the year i summit has gone? it was very proud to be holding the g20 presidency, it has for much of the last few months being saying that it will try and be the voice of the global south, trying to convene g20 countries to discuss issues like climate change, reducing debt for poorer countries, but in a sense, india may have been trying to do too much. for quite a while now, india has been walking a tightrope, in a sense, where it wants to be friends with the united states, but it refuses to even say that the war in ukraine is a war. india because of a long partnership with russia, it relies on russia for arms, it has dramatically increased the amount of crude oil it is purchasing from russia. it used to get 0.2% of its crude from russia before the war. today it is upwards of 20%. given all of these things, india may have been trying to do too much all at once, trying to please all sides, have an a la carte sort of relationship with every country, where it takes the best of what it wants at any time. however, at a

yeah, really being very walker about how india is going to choose to do what suits india . the best we heard earlier from a russian federation, financial university, and national security fund. expert who said that india and china are being attracted to russia and crude exports as moscow rebuilds its energy approach. let's get a, we knew it might 2021. india didn't actually receive russian oil imports. yet in 2022. the country was the largest imported by sea of russian crude oil. second only to china, bulky, china has laid in russian oil impulse for many years. masses of oil, a transfer there through the siberia, pacific ocean oil pipeline. there is a branch of it that transfers 30000000 tons quite a significant number. this another roof russian oil exports. why cassock st on that can deliver 10000000 tons mole lion's share of oil that goes through the cy barry a pacific ocean pipeline is loaded on tank is in transferred china. so china has always been a leader in terms of countries buying russian oil imports. due to this oil of east side, barry origin. markets have been re

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now, you mention this tightrope that you say india is working on — do you think that india can keep upatic balance? well, the evidence of this week suggests that it's going to be difficult, right. i mean, india is trying to bring all these countries together to bridge gaps, to build bridges. those are difficult things to do when you have so many countries in the g20 that simply don't agree with each other. i mean, russia's in the g20, it was invited to this meeting. foreign minister sergei lavrov was there. he huddled very briefly with us secretary of state antony blinken. those two sides have very clear, major differences. india can't bridge them necessarily, so this notion that india can convene these meetings, can play all sides, can make good with everyone, it's one thing for india to do that when it's not convening, but when it's convening these countries together, these kinds of differences come out into the open. so we may be in a situation where this year we'll see a lot more of that come to the fore as india hosts other meetings to convene the g20 group together, leading up to

in which cities did you sing in india, how is it in india, outside of india ? imam hussain plays even now imam abulfazl plays imam hussain more than the shiites are announcing their destruction of me. it is almost 300,400 years old, and they are building a place all year long in the name of imam bara . for 10 days, they are passing us right now. they take me away and i drown in the sea. they invite me to come to them. they are beating me now. every time i hit them, they invite me to come and sing a dirge or the children of our delegation say that they will come to me and sing this too. do you really like to read this , so far north, what a city of behnam hel near you now, there is a city that is not sunni at all, but the sunnis there wear black clothes for two months to prepare for the imam, and there are so many people of noha and masih and here that they themselves mourn the blood and lament the sunnis. the professional who has a wire, farsi hussain, the head of the company , is one of the wonders of india's eastern neighbor, bangladesh, which has 160 million

now ed trouble rebounded pretty quickly in india after cave. why was that in building within comparison to the international part? um and yes, i think a lot of that goes into the basic is more than the vaccination because we were able to make it mandatory for all of them and made it also affordable and accessible to the larger population. and many of them went through this early on. i mean, the over didn't really significant lee in the 2nd part by 21, but then they did on the bombs back that industry bounce back and you're seeing the blades and adeline travelers and linked to the office. and hence, that correlation played out really well for india. the 2nd part of it, there's also a lot of people who are on that, on the domestic se, want to come back and office is opened up. so that's next to the 2nd one is in terms of the domestic buddhism that also really in the last one, jack. and what about from a sustainability perspective? because by an enormous fleet like this isn't exactly looking towards a carbon neutral feature that yeah, so it is one

oleksandr , just a little morakursi, that india wants to present at these meetings the voice of otheres, i.e. countries of the global south, for which it advocates, whose interests are violated as a result of this war, i want to focus on such problems as food, energy security there, and everything else and more . unfortunately, this is an unpleasant fact for us, but before the start of the joint meeting, minister zheshanka , enumerating all the challenges facing the world today, noted all the above-mentioned economic consequences pandemics, climate change , inflation, food security , conflicts in the world are still different, but he did not say specifically about the russian-ukrainian war, and this is not the first time that india actually avoids naming things by their names, referring to their neutral position regarding this war. that is, we will now listen to how russian minister sergei lavrov allegedly raised us up in the hall at the conference when he said that it is not russia , for sure, ukraine, but on the contrary, let's listen and return to the discussion, well, devor er, ab

what depends on india ? well, of course, you are right, sergey. india is approaching the level of countries that depend on their decision, well, it is 1.5 billion. on e-e economy this already speaks for itself that she is important, that she must be taken into account and taken into account. at the same time, i understand that she can't play any role on her own and most likely won't even despite the fact that there is well as they claim that both she and pakistan have nuclear weapons , but it is obvious that this does not compare with all the other powerful countries of the world , so its position is the same as the position of china. so as not to spoil relations with anyone and try to balance this position. it seems to me uh is actually not fair because she does not want to see the cause and effect of them and hide behind the formulas let's be friends let's live peacefully and something in that spirit, i don't think that this is a promising line, that is, you can hold out for a while, but when the situation with russia with its aggression will fi

and now they also have india on their lives. but really interesting, rory, the timing of the, the report has been revealed at the time when of the us secretary of state anthony drinking wisdom in dallas. so really super embarrassing for him and his government as he made a visit to india for the g 24 months still meet as well as the court meet that happened earlier today. right. he's run june sharma. thank you. but we did speak to an indian lawyer who says that the us think tanks are in many ways used to influence foreign leaders. he's american think tang sir. nothing but a friend. so george sorrows and she is. somebody was a very old man in a strand as to describe to me, are you open in it? so he's funding all of this propaganda to make sure that the people he doesn't like are somehow throwing out of by and he's in fact, you know, i exposed his hand a few days ago and he said that it was a day and then bug report. danny, it won't even book those out. so i think we should all be very of people like him because he belongs to this

federal government at india. however, the chief minister of the state of good nautica had did announce that of the site this deal has been signed. and so well basically were whatever a little we know about this is because of the statement of the chief minister. and he said that this plant is going to create about a $100000.00 jobs locally. now this would be a major boost for the employment situation in the country. also, there have been a report that this will be a $700000000.00 investment, which again, is a big deal given the current investment climate, as well as the unemployment situation. janelle, so final confirmation stella awaited, but those are very big numbers. now, indian china, of course, has been jockeying for regional economic dominance. what do, what do the news like this mean for a race like that? well, janelle, it will definitely mean an edge for india and of this kind of buzz has already been generated because fox cons chairman has been visiting india in factor his recent visit lasted about a wee

and data literacy gods in india, we don't have them. but there are only a few regions shown in black on this map where data is protected by regulations as rigid as those in the u. we have data protection laws adopted or updated in virtually all of the jurisdictions of the world. but then the situation on the ground is very different. that's why the digital personal data protection bill is crucial for india. these topics have long been discussed like how to prevent data breaches or how to ensure only authorized parties or accessing people's data. experts are concerned about exemption supposedly meant to serve national security purposes. but there is wide consensus better law is necessary. the supreme court said that i to privacy follows from the fundamental right to life in the indian constitution. oh i was since then that has been no law which would actually effectuated the light. so they have gone to no data protection line. and yeah, there is no seeing how the government is collecting and processing on the data that they are collectin