what is india is gen z wearing today. and in one way as india is national pride rooted in the countries long text time history. all of this in the 2nd part of our documentary function in india, a journey from by, via delhi to 29, and to paris. we're in indian design or has made it to the pinnacle port cool. 211 can be found and things which of these, if i mean the i can be above us and creating luxury because india has was maximum and, and avoid the 1st we had far away from india to europe and the french capital, paris. here we meet up with indian designers mission for the bi annual, what quote to a boot, where only the very best show the creations we accompany the designer as he prepares for his show. the study design and i studied everything within design, fix, size, clothing, furniture, design, space design, feeling making a bit of an make us. i did so i kept storing different things. in the end, he found his true calling in fashion design. now even india, celebrities and influencers flying to paris formations show the

india has in excess.hose realities will mean nothing if our two countries don't make an investment which is, again, not historical. historically, we have been what india probably calls non-aligned. we must have an alignment but that alignment has to be built on solid guarantees that the united states will be a steady partner for a country whose needs are open, , transparent, d available for everyone to see and to negotiate. that's a long answer to the best question that -- of the day. >> thank you, congressman. let me start off with a few sub questions. first, there are many who argue that the india u.s. relationship today is primarily because of china is nothing else binds the two countries. from what you said i gather you emphasize not just the china factor but even the values, partnership. could you contact list for those who say if there was that it. partnership today? >> yes. i have to first agree with those who say that our relationsp today does seem to be based in no small part on the china threat.

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the deal india signed, which is that india signed, which is that india is going to subsidise the micron 2 billion of which will come from the indian government. no equity, no nothing. we arejust government. no equity, no nothing. we are just going to give the money. now, $2 billion seems to me you know, for an industrial country, it is pocket change. for india, $2 billion is over one third the entire higher education budget of the central government. so we are spending $2 billion for watch? 5000 jobs. fine we are spending $2 billion for watch? 5000 jobs.— we are spending $2 billion for watch? 5000 jobs. watch? 5000 “obs. one of your former watch? 5000 jobs. one of your former colleagues _ watch? 5000 jobs. one of your former colleagues has - watch? 5000 jobs. one of your former colleagues has raised i former colleagues has raised serious concerns about industrial concentration in india, crony capitalism, the fact that players like the tiny are growing at the cost of other smaller businesses. do you agree? it other smaller businesses. do you agree?— you agree? it is reasonably clear in in

nobody in china views india in a strategic nuclear context.lly carries out observation missions in the indian ocean, because india participates, for example, in the american kuat format, and beijing - this is alarming, but too big a problem i still don’t consider china or india safe. today, the so-called nuclear club includes nine countries. the first group includes the five permanent members of the un security council who were the winners of the second world war. usa, russia. great britain, france and china. these countries acquired nuclear weapons even before the adoption of the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. the remaining four - india, israel, pakistan and the dprk - did not sign the agreement and received their nuclear status later. according to the stockholm international research institute world, by the beginning of this year there were more than 12,500 nuclear warheads in the world. almost 90% of all nuclear... in the world belongs to russia and the united states, which are actively modernizing their arsenals. it is

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india and iran are two old friends.currently see. i thank you all for your attention, i reiterate my thanks to the minister and to his colleagues to the iranian authorities for making my visit to iran so comfortable and productive and i look for'. forward to seeing him in india very soon, thank you very much. all right, you've been watching uh this joint press conference between the top diplomates of iran and india, iran's foreign ministers saying that they spoke about the expansion of bilateral ties in the first place, they talked about

i —n surprised you say india is a secular country. india is a secular country.rld, more than 20 million christians, and other faiths. than 20 million christians, and otherfaiths. india is the most vibrant democracy. and if you look at the constitution, come and interact with the people... but to address what _ interact with the people... but to address what i _ interact with the people... but to address what i asked _ interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, - interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, it - interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, it is i interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, it is a | address what i asked you, it is a secular country and i was asking you, do you think the pain and the memories of what happened 30 years ago have been properly acknowledged by the ruling party? you ago have been properly acknowledged by the ruling party?— by the ruling party? you say the ain, by the ruling party? you say the pain. there _ by the ruling party? you say the pain, there w

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india has an excess.f those realities will mean nothing if our two countries don't make an investment which is again not historic. historically it's not aligned. it has to be built on solid guarantees that the united states would be a steady partner for a country whose needs are open, transparent and available for everyone to see and to negotiate. >> let me start off wit a few tough questions first. there are many that argue the u.s. india relationship today and there's nothing else that binds the two countries. for what you said, not just the china factor but the values and economic partnership to say if there was no threat there would be no u.s. partnership today? i have to first agree with of those that say the relationship today does seem to be based in no small part on the china threat. having said that, i view this as an opportunity to do that which we did not do. who are the people running some of the largest and most successful companies in the united states, who are the units who dominate the uni

we're in south india. our m k. v is one of the largest and most renowned high quality, sorry, providers in june. i formerly known as my trust the company has been in operation since 1924. the good really true today to be here. sorry, shopping itself is such a vibrant experience with the flooding of color does everything it makes of and it's such an emotion. i'm very so happy in a wardrobe. if you look at my wardrobe, i have something around $200.00 plus, sorry. i haven't won everything yet. i have a wide variety of salaries, but it's always now culture. i like a possibility, right? so in the process, i always can be seen a little celebration from the time of the pacing ceremony to the wedding ceremony. a lot of western clothes and friends may come and go, but nothing is complete without a sorry. sadie, let me have the bride is given up to 51 precious salaries for the wedding from just one side of the family. the cost of each, sorry, starts at $150.00 euros and can go into the 10s of thousands phone or away from ind

that's a market that you otherwise only find in india, india. and plus, if you know china works according to different rules and what you're sometimes difficult to navigate for you, that's what they show. and then it's just, it's a communist system with a government that works hard to ensure its own companies are adding advantage of the item of the name and united for tested on something. and that definitely makes life harder for foreign companies. actually it, india has plenty to offer, including a lot of tech savvy young people with an above average education in i t industry 4 point oh, the math digitalization of manufacturing is well underway. this factory belonging to german automation supplier vice is among those offering customized solutions. the 1st breakthrough for a solution factory was securing our 1st engineer to all the projects which was completely customized. i spoke to somebody climbing the best part of this project was the entire solution was designed and developed locally here. and why is india solution factory? of course, in co

but china and india still do not consider india too much of a security problem.na. these countries acquired nuclear weapons even before the adoption treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. the remaining four - india, israel, pakistan and the dprk - did not sign the agreement and received their nuclear status later. according to the stockholm international institute. all nuclear potential in the world belongs to russia and the united states, which are actively modernizing their arsenals. it is believed that only these two countries have a full-fledged nuclear triad, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and strategic aviation with submarine ballistic missiles. available china, which is annexed. beijing adheres to the concept of a limited nuclear retaliatory strike, and its arsenal is at the minimum level necessary to ensure national security. about 100 existing nuclear warheads could reach the united states. france is the only country in the eu with nuclear weapons. it has about 300 strategic ballistic missiles on four submarines, as well as 60 aircraft

the deal sizes and india have been growing and we have made larger deals in india.he 50 million to $100 million space by most of the global investors that want to do 300, 500 million transactions, which are far and few between. rishaad: let's just have a look at the space itself. the security and exchange board of india is looking to tighten up regulations on interpretive -- on alternative investment funds. how does this affect you? >> regulations are always helpful. tightening regulations will allow the market to expand because investors will be confident the industry is regulated and somebody is looking over on the soldiers -- shoulders. the whole asset management business is based on trust and measures. that is the key aspect on which all the asset managers have to focus on. we think tighter regulations will only help expansion of the market by infusing confidence in the clients mind. rishaad: i want to see what you are doing in terms of funds. you haven't raised a real estate fund for quite a while. do you have plans to do another one given how it's going great?

they also ship all over india. today, suit is known throughout the sub continents, but the company started out very small. the sisters as free is part of their secret to success. almost weekly. they post sensual, feminine, imaginative videos to their instagram account, showing the pair in new, sorry, combinations, enjoying themselves the to caters to the desires of its young clientele, for instance, for all the way. just one of their many ideas, the back to vanity we're, it's mostly traditional, sorry, is that are traded. that honestly is one of the most important centers of the indian textile industries here they specialize in hand 12 in fine fabrics. the precious banassi stories are coveted throughout india. they were sold all over the city and woven behind. almost every door came on as of on and his family have remodelled a 250 year old palace and opened it as a show room for his luxury text label and judah with a prestigious view of the ganges. here came on after the welcomes customers from all over india we wa

plus, the former governor of india i the former governor of india central bank on why the country's plant foreign investors may not be the best one. hello and welcome to asia business report, i'm suranjana tewari. we are learning that who the fighters say they will continue attacking vessels in the region of the red sea. this announcement comes after they launched a drone attack in yemen on a us commercial vessel of eden. the escalating tensions in the red sea have many analyst concerns that the impact of these attacks will drive up the cost—of—living. —— houthi. some companies had to take a tool, driving up costs or have decided to suspend shipment indefinitely. head of oil trading at the research firm describes what is at stake in the markets.— in the markets. what is at stake is — in the markets. what is at stake is that _ in the markets. what is at stake is that a _ in the markets. what is at stake is that a lot - in the markets. what is at stake is that a lot of - in the markets. what is at stake is that a lot of oil i in the markets. what is at stake is that a lot of oil to i stake

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and what does india's generation see? where come with us on a journey from home by, by and delhi to, to night, to paris, where an indian designer has made it to the pinnacle of old co tour. 11 can be found and things which of these, if i need to, i can do about us and creating luxury because india has worked in maximum and and avoid the fashion from india, from sorry to sneakers, the north of india at the gates of the holy city. and the ganges said to be more than 3000 years old, is considered the spiritual center of the sub continent. that on the sea has many was also known as fanatic caching. for the city of light, the city is sacred to hindus, and the buddha is said to have delivered his 1st teachings here. along with hindus and buddhist muslims, seeks and other religious groups also live here. here we need him on active on the design or knows the city of then honestly well because he was born and raised here locally. we have a thing in the which is to not to man, i've done the job for the week or the guy sick of a who

more than 1700 german companies have a presence in india is nearly every 2nd person in india is under 25. the population is growing rapidly and so is the indian economy. all those people need infrastructure, homes, food and more. german come, baker veto is investing big in india, building its largest pumps ever this country in the next, at least 10 to 20 years. really a major consumption of at the same time, there will be no daughter of preen manpower. so men bought a supply conjunction was pending. the pumps produced here are sent all over the world, including to africa, where they're used for hydro electric power plants. products are also developed here in india, and not just back at the headquarters in germany, the re manufactured in this specific d v. what because of buying pounds, we'd have to keep people spinning olympic sized swimming pool in 10 seconds. this plant near the city of pulling out was only opened just recently. it's in a manufacturing hub that is attracted investors from all over the world, including more than $200.00 companies from germany, a stone's throw from he

say that to beijing in india. is favorably disposed towards india, but is wary at present, to put itldly. russia under the circumstances, russia may, at best , try to help reduce tensions between china and india, but not take our side. the us is opposing china. as part of the indo-pacific concept, india and the united states are working to contain beijing. a division of labor has developed. india is responsible for security in the indian ocean. and the united states in the south china sea and other areas where it is necessary to limit china. we need to delay as much as possible the moment when china penetrates the indian ocean. china is building a fleet at a scale and speed which had no analogues. is a naval force of this size only needed for the south china sea? no, of course, they will head to the indian ocean too. moreover, the belt and road project covers the entire continent, and they will need it. the answer is usa only. nobody in china views india in a strategic nuclear context. china actually carries out observation missions in the indian ocean, because india participates, fo

and why is india solution factory? of course, in collaboration with a little bit of product lending, but it's not as if global corporations are suddenly having to choose between china or india back at pumps. and you fact to reveal executives believe it's important to invest in both countries. you buy one of the and so we're building a factory in china to right now is i use and that tells you a lot. and we're opening a new factory in india in august. it's a decision for that factory was made 3 years ago before. many of the current issues cropped up and before a coverage on the funds decides to montgomery haven't regretted the decision for one second, because we can see that. so both markets will experience strong growth, but that's going to stop by the, by the mac to see does the stock bucks in india is definitely on its way to becoming the new leader in economic growth in asia. but china is still ahead in many sectors, excused for a fee to blogs and not people from any industry knows it is still true. the china is the

say that as i taught , i just have my own preferences, what taste i want to convey, because well, in india, there are different states, each state has its own cuisine, its own taste, i am from northern products, so i have my own... uh taste , i think that most tourists who have been to india, they eat the first course, they will get it in delhi, here - northern directions, tastes and cuisine, how to say, probably more popular , it turns out, it seems to me that we were received very well in minsk, when i’m in the hall, then of course i talk, i also study interests. there are people who, especially people who have been to india, they have their own favorite dishes from india, i think that this is the only way to improve yourself and your service, your own cuisine, there is a plan to open another place, because the kitchen, i think it is one of the most useful, the kitchen, just few people know about this, everyone has that kitchen is only spicy, but i want to break it down and want... more people to know, try to cook indian dishes, because it is not at all difficult, the most important thin

p promotes hand do nationalism in india. this temple stands as a symbol of votes, celebration and contention with most slims and other minorities questioning the place in a country supposedly built on secular volumes and the hash him for inside story. so let's bring it, i guess, are all joining us of india in new delhi. it shows that it will be the national spokes person for the ruling b, j. p. policy and look now show a problem on a political analyst on independent journalist and also in new delhi. is milan, john, book of project journalist and also all of the demolition. and the verdict. a book that offers detailed analysis on the ram temple control the c a welcome to all 3 of you. we have an awful lot to cover. sure in the course of this program, but india into mostly christian seek jane. it is a patchwork of many, many, many different religions and that's being part of india strength over the years. it hasn't been but yet the destruction of the bob, a mosque in this building of the rom temple seems to say what a thing. s

india is a secular country. india is home to the second largest muslim population in the world.million christians, and india is also home to six different other faiths. so india is the most vibrant, you know, democratic society. so, i mean, and you not only go by the constitution, just come and see here, interact with the people... but to address what i asked you, to address what i asked you, it is a secular country. i was asking you, do you think the pain and the memories of what happened 30 years ago have been properly acknowledged by the bjp today? well, you see, that's your interpretation — the pain. i mean, there was a mosque which was built by a moghul invader. and later on, we know that for the last 200 years, hindus have been protesting and they say, look, this is very important site for us, it's like what is vatican to the catholics, please give it back to us. the matter was taken to court and in between several things happened. but then finally the court heard all sides, all the stakeholders, all parties came out with a vote all parties came out with a verdict, the sup

what does that mean for secularism in india? this isn't side store the hello and welcome to the program. i need bulk. i've been to you as a prime minister, the ranger moody has inaugurated a controversial into 10 pulled in the northern city of i owed you. the shrine was built on grounds where a mosque from the local area stood for centuries. that was destroyed by hindu activists in 1992 and elections in 2014 moody come pained with a promise to build a temple dedicated to the him, to god. lord ram on the very side of that demolish mosque with the temple of consecration coming early months ahead of a national election opposition. leaders accused him of exploiting religion to win political favor. and as moody seek 6 3rd consecutive time concerns of going that he's building a legacy as a leader able to transform india into a hindu nationalist state. so what does this mean for the future of secularism in the country pointing to discuss on the program the 1st this report from how the hash and the looks of the implications of the conse

what's the risk of india turning into a hen? do nation 5 minutes sitting around remote he has just presided over the consecration of a highly controversial temple. he says it marks a turning point. what does that mean for secularism in india? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm need bulk. i've been to you as a prime minister. now ranger moody has inaugurated a controversial hindu temple. in the northern city of i owed you, the shrine was built on grounds where a mosque from the mogul area stood for centuries that was destroyed by him to activist in 1992 the elections in 2014 moody campaigns, with a promise to build a temple dedicated to the hindus, god, lord rum on the very side of that demolish mosque with the temples, consecration coming early months ahead of a national election opposition. leaders accused him of exploiting religion to win political favor. and as moody seek 6 3rd consecutive time concerns, the going that he's building a legacy as a leader able to transform india into a hindu national

was brought from india to the ussr.ing fallen out with china, moscow stopped importing chinese tea, and here begins the story of the famous indian elephant tea, which in 1967 began to be produced at the irkutsk tea factory by mixing one part of indian darjeeling with two parts of tea grown in georgia. tea with an elephant immediately became king among soviet teas, including due to its higher content. caffeine why did people in the ussr love our tea? as far as i understand, your climate is very cold, and russians prefer stronger tea. they also prefer stronger alcohol - vodka. strong tea has an effect similar to alcohol. the name elephant tea is purely a folk invention. the packaging design was developed at the moscow tea-lime factory on yellow packs weighing from 50 to 125 g, with an elephant and a shoulder strap sitting on it depicted against the backdrop of an eastern city. in a shawl with a long beard. among the people a legend has appeared that the only real indian tea is the one where the elephant's trunk faces upwa

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how is the summit being seen in india?— seen in india? organisers of the accord _ seen in india?ccord of _ seen in india? organisers of the accord of the _ seen in india? organisers of the accord of the biggest. the accord of the biggest business events in india, heated addition of what's called the gujarat summit, home city of minister millar narendra modi, as you mentioned. it is less additional about 100,000 bidders including business leaders and political leaders from various countries. if you see the social media timeline of the indian prime minister, it has him welcoming various delegates and delegations who becoming an from various countries and we expect a presentation from over 130 countries here in india for the summit. you also have big companies like microsoft, google, and one key area focus will be on chip in india and is an area where india wants to increase its footprint, an area it perceives to be still lagging behind. there has been chatter about whether elon musk may attend and whether there may attend and whether there may be a possible agreement of sorts for t