so these are some of the ways in which india manages that act. it's a type role, but it's still would play that, that, that balance. let's explore this further. you talked about the china effect um that concerns in the immediate neighborhood. i'm assuming that the china effective will continue to lodge whatever government comes into politics. what are the challenges that the government will have to face in india is immediate vicinity. so the china 5 to willing deed launch. and just sort of to understanding contextualize for a view was sort of why the china issue was so big for india. it's sort of hawks back to the 1960s a during the time when both countries sort of came onto the world stage and on the postcolonial nations. and there was, there's a dispute in border between both these countries. there was a war that was held in 1962 in which india has suffered a very humiliating defeat. that has played a major role in the collective memory of indian foreign policy and hines lodge. for the longest time, war and relations will manage between the cou

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as far as india is concerned, india a really she is being able to talk from a position of mutual respect with both with both the russians and the western countries and indeed with you. great. so i would leave it the support you say, but you say in this future a staying friends with old countries, with everybody across the board. i'm just wondering where are the red lines for india because we've been covering this story recently about said canada and also a support. so 6 that for to do think this will play a large role in new delhi dealings with the west. the way certainly playing an upsize road in our nations was canada. it hasn't yet affected our relations, any other wisdom country because things haven't gone quite as far as they haven't canada, where the government has seen by many new delhi as being complicit in. encouraging a movements based in canada that are openly not only secessionist, an extremist, and that dialogue, but had been directly associated with x of murder and mayhem in india. including the, the bombing of an ad in the jet line in 1985 that took nearly 400 lives. so it

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the reason why india's external affairs minister defended india post make decision and asked ally unitediew of the port, saying the iranian port deal will benefit the entire region. india's second largest partner hasissued india's second largest partner has issued a stern warning, saying india could face repercussions for engaging with iran, a country under economic sanctions by the us. india's minister said in the past, even the us has been very appreciative of the larger relevance the port of chabahar has. negotiations on this deal have been going on since 2018, delayed because of us sanctions on iran. for india it is also a first managing of port overseas, investing about $120 million in developing the port and towards india's point of expanding geopolitical parlor in the region and countering chinese and pakistan influence in the region. turning to travel and tourism now — asia pacific has emerged as a top destination for global travellers, according to mastercard economics institute's latest travel trends report. japan leads the top spot, welcoming a record three million internation

it will not only boost trade between one in india, but also it has trade ties between russia and india by offering a more efficient trade route. india considers its investment in trouble, har as a significant extra territorial engineering project. on the northern end of the north south quarter, russia is also collaborating with one to enhance the infrastructure of iran's caspian sea port slasher. russia advocated around $1.00 and daughters to construct a weird way. you might think it was northern city or fresh to aust. are off its development for trade along the i n s, the even a get is that is looking to invest $35000000.00 in charter har, recognizing the potential benefits of this emerging trade routes for countries in west asia, central asia, and the congress this week this one is seen as a buying alternative to western control prefab. so this west can now washing goods face restrictions and sanctions due to the ongoing tupelo voltage. anything for it signifies a significant whitfield and it's. 1 economic conditions imposed by western sanctions onto despite the west for 2 people. it

india is dying democracy or india populating. we must go, for example, decides to sanction that that is, has post on the, on law school. but he said that he wouldn't want relationship. well, we didn't get read using as so to say, we see a lot of western factors of india, southern the offices i as in india so bad me then because the off to india now the u. s. ongoing india, every john said he has been speaking to the local media here in india, and he's been singing praises about it. yeah. i think our relationship with some very good to great last year when you look at the historical number of visas that we put out, it's too strong. it's too vibrant. i often say if you want to see the future come to india, if you want to feel the future come to india and if you want to work on the future, come to india. and i have the great privilege of being able to do that. all right, we're going to take you now to the russian president vladimir, put in new speaking with his military commanders. let's listen then rhythmically and successfully blu

it had a very deep impact across eastern india, you know, because the people of eastern india weren't allowed to trade in opium was a completely it was a completely monopolistic trade managed first by the east india company. then after the abolition of the east india company, the british raj, now the opium trade in india developed in a completely different direction. this is what you were talking about earlier. malwa when when it moved to the west and there was resistance. that's right. now, because they invested in there, unlike eastern india, there were some very powerful indigenous states and they resisted and the british never completely succeeded conquering them. so they did was that they created indigenous networks of opium production and these worked in a complete different way. much of the of the revenue much of the income that came from opium actually trickled down to, you know, to the peasants or the peasant in western india

does what works for india. the best. and the last couple of years of the west has been great up by india because of the strong historic ties. 8 shares with most cool. i'm because of the fact that it wasn't the one you created the stop. see when sanctions on was cool. india hasn't come to any india has continued to, to maintain its song by lots of ties with rock shot. in fact, the foreign minister of india. and this government has always defended it's relationship with moscow. had we not to the ground about buying energy from russia, solidify include, all of you would be paying much more for your energy because we would have more countries would have gone into a natural set of suppliers. and actually these, the was the energy pressure. so look at this large land miles of that, and i think when you see the mapping of it, i think it makes sense why india and our shop would work closely together. we appreciated the fact that our trade, how to set the time high, we have crossed $50000000.00, don't know, but last yea

it's a depiction of india. uh, i mean that point of view goes back to the late 19 ac is i would say that the cat has since been considerably repeated. and anyone visiting india today would be impressed by the it's the widespread use us off of computers and digital technology . and even your, your, because the sellers with their carts on the screen would have a q r code on display so you can pay them by mobile. okay. it's a country. they're rushing impatiently to the 21st century. i said, why do you think i'll have somebody, let's still continue to cold into a developing country where it is you see? because the fact is that in this has people living in conditions still of acute poverty and despair efforts are being made. of course, to pull them out to which i think both the president government and the speed assesses have claimed some success in actually pulling large numbers of indians out of poverty. but there's still a lot of people who live bad either side of the funeral pipes until every indian has, has the

but if everybody in india has agreed upon, one thing that is that it works for india. if it works with indians, if it works for india is economy, india will continue to buy discount dude or russian oil. never mind all the sweats and shows that in the has had from the west, which is why the wheels cost hasn't come to because india is a country independent country with an independent foreign policy that always does what works for india. the best. and the last couple of years of the west has been re upped by india because of the strong historic ties eat shares with most cool. i'm because of the fact that it wasn't to warn you cleaning the stop. see when sanctions on moscow india hasn't come to any. india has continued to, to maintain its song by not from ties with rock shop. in fact, the foreign minister of india, the government has always defended it's relationship with moscow. had we not to the ground about buying energy from russia? very frankly, all of you would be paying much more for your energy because we would have more countries would have gone into a natural set

p says it wants india to reach net 0 by 2070. they want to also increase tree cover, improve air quality, and 60 cities and clean up rivers. as the opposition congress party says it plans to set up a fund to tackle the challenges of climate change for many environmental lists. however, the plans are too vague and don't go far enough. and there's still no strong pen indian climate movement or a green party movement like that would have to be done since march declared value is of a geographic differentiation of cost than yours, income patios, different education levels. and that kind of coordinated time, it's movement is still something that just involving and doesn't disturb the just right now, the way that it does, maybe in europe, cindy is goal is to become climate neutral by 2017. that's not ambitious enough to fit with global climate targets to limit warming to $1.00 degrees celsius according to the energy or climate action track or india is one of the climate swing states. we have to get in the right to get emissions and to b

india has been outperforming this year.s ended a standoff with cabin crew beginning -- agreeing to bring back the crew. india's unit had to cancel several flights this week. the carrier is currently integrating with air asia-india as part of its aggressive expansion flats. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: let's take a look at benchmarks in hong kong. the hang seng up 1.7%. h shares up 1.8%. hstech in the opposite direction and negative territory. keeping an eye on the property index. the gauge rising as much as 9.8%. shimau jumping 73%. china properties and focus on the back of reports that about 60 cities have counseled the lower rates for mortgage rates of purchases our first homes since 2023. we have seen how china in particular has made changes to its policy when it comes to property purchases. two perhaps prop up the properties sector --t to perhaps prop up the properties sector. two days of outflows. mainland chinese investors are buying into hong kong driving the flow we are seeing. look at that. onl

and we have everything to manufactured in india. i mean, what does that in china that does not that in? yeah, absolutely have. so up to follow good policy that i mean, it's something you cannot do overnight, do it to me. some people criticize that. okay, you're still importing all the components and the value added is only 1520 percent . but you have to start with that, like in mobile phones and already export the mobile phone. and they're all they need make it in india, the value added in the beginning was only 25 percent. now it's run up to 50 percent of you still don't mix and you conduct those in india. but now in the next 5 years, we'll have that also. so that is, why would you cannot do everything in one day? and ultimately everything depends on money as genetic. i used to say that i picked and they had to put you in a. i mean that unless you have a man, not the least thing strong, you cannot do anything with the military. but that is the standards of living of the people you have to be financially strong. i mean, look at what

it was not in the benefit of india. mm. so i'm very happy now they slightly reduced the mean improvement needs. so they don't do the different people said, and we have to make an india. in fact, we have so much and i'm super interested that no manufacturing of the buttons really in boats of be like sports services and all like software. so if the population is so large that we have to be all around, we have to be very good in agriculture, we have to be very good in services we have that is a fantastic thing. what has opened up in india? mm. and one of the reasons why services have become so big. so this is meaning basically, software me in a computer software, we explore something like maybe $200000000.00. and all that is value added. the new exported big style. if let's say it's $400.00 worth of expense, the value added is only about for the, for the last stage, it does all the court and then everything else goes into it, supposedly, importing that all diamonds annually exporting the final product. so the export value adde

reason why india's external affairsman defended india's decision and asked ally united states to not iranian port deal will benefit the entire region. india's second largest trade partner, remember, has issued a stern warning saying india could face repercussions for engaging with iran, a country thatis engaging with iran, a country that is under economic sanctions by the us. but india's minister says in the past even the us has been very appreciative of the larger relevance the iranian port has. negotiations on this port deal were on since 2018. they were getting delayed because of the us sanctions on iran. for india, it is also a first managing of port overseas. it will be investing about $120 million in developing the port and towards india's point of expanding geopolitical power in the region and countering chinese and pakistan influence in the region. the bbc�*s correspondent. in other business news making headlines. netflix says users subscribed to its ad—suppported tier has reached a0 million, compared to five million a year earlier. the jump comes at a time when streaming com

as far as india is concerned, india relishes being able to talk from a position of mutual respect with both with both the russians and the western countries. and indeed with the great so i would leave at this point. you said that you say in this future a staying friends with all countries, with every body across the board. i'm just wondering where are the red lines for india because we've been covering this story recently about some kind of data and also a support. so 6 that for to do think this will play a large role in new delhi dealings with the west. that way certainly playing an odd size over to now relations with canada. it hasn't yet affected our relations. any other wisdom country, because things haven't gone quite as far as they have in canada, where the government is seen by many new delhi as being complicit in encouraging a movement based in canada that are openly locally secessionist, an extremist, and that dialogue. but having directly associated with acts of murder and mayhem in india, including the bombing of and get jet line in 1985 that took nearly 400 lives. so it's n

there's nothing wrong with that it's, it's good. india doesn't necessarily mean that because india has a very, very young population. so it's a deep one. they can amik model. and for, for the past, the united states, not to know, the simple thing that i just stated is somewhat disappointing. is it not? it just is going to make 2 additional points. so in that regard, this for india, it still a fairly poor country. people don't give me credit to poor countries, they make great to will be a countries and they will immigrate to india down the line. because india is also an english speaking country and english is in, in some way as the language of the world. if you want to upward mobility. so i mean people don't go to 4 countries in india as well. that's one of the reasons. secondly, one doesn't know it, but this huge number of illegal immigrants from neighboring countries right around india who are in india, which never gets talked about which. so it's a huge, enormous number that has been behind much of the friction, you know, the kind of majority area and, and time, most of them friction

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well, india is india's main strategic line - it is india's national interest, and india will do everything the united states towards breaking off relations with russia, however, on the contrary, in recent years we have had a sharp increase in trade and economic relations, we already trade 60 billion a year, this is a truly fantastic figure, india has indeed become one of our main trading partners, and russia has become the most important partner for india, first of all v in such an area as energy, that’s how much... china is a partner. number one last month, as far as i remember, so india, as i told you, will defend its national interests and... will accept pressure from any side, some nuances, maybe india will compromise, but no serious deviations from the policy that india is pursuing are expected. in recent days, there has been conflicting information regarding india's participation or non-participation in the so-called swiss peace conference on ukraine, which what is your government's current position? well , in principle, we are probably inclined to participate, although the issue, of

but in india's southern major deserves. so the huge problem, almost 30 to 40 percent of these box allows the unavailable for large members because there's nothing there that they can eat. and that's pushing animals out quite a bit, going into the fields and farmers were living around a box and fading, a lot of conflict. and the cost of the moving is huge. you need people, ebay, who are using land done up on the livelihood, who in order to start taking it out of the forest and do something on scale, like these women from better good room, but try it and who live in the middle of the biosphere, is of insulting the, the 5 and a half 1000 square kilometer does this home to the largest number of ition of defense. and the word as the women have learned to croft elephant as go to some of them don't symbols of human wide life co existence. the blood provides them with a livelihood, and even the fact that you've seen the elephants in the fall, it is awesome. and when we saw these mornings, it made us view and have a hit. and of cour

why is russia, why is india? he says, because there's 0 phobic, they don't want immigrants, immigrants is what makes us strong. he goes on to say, i guess what are makes us strong. regardless. this is really fascinating. coming from a man who is backing, what many people around the world would be calling a genocide? i mean, what's going on and is real right now. there's a grid of people were saying, we don't want you here and there bombing them and killing them to the tune of 253035000. i mean, those are my numbers. those are the official numbers. i mean, that's not 0 phobic. i just, i can't help but ask, know, as we start to show 1st thoughts to so rick, we got to point out that bite and making these comments right at the start of a heritage month right here in the united states. this i think was another gap that left the national security spokesmen, john kirby scrambling to clean up another one of biden's message. we should point out japan and india are 2 very important us allies in asia. it's baffling, the bit

is in india and if you take any global private equity funds they are in india and singapore so theyigning [indiscernible] i feel if you can build a company with the enterprise value it is a great exit story [indiscernible] performance is the underlying important benchmark. >> performance on returns. with valuations so high what do you make of that and what do you make of the performance and returns they can be expected? >> it's the number one question everyone asks. you have to look at consumer and valuation of ai and then start thinking we can create a platform and build on top of it so when consumer was very high a few years back we did a lot of packaging businesses that benefited from the same demand but at the same time if you look at other sectors like financial services and tech services i would say they have been bedrock of making, [indiscernible] you have to be careful on where you invest with sectors because that to me is going to help build the returns. valuations are high but you have to look at some of those sectors which are not trading as aggressively and basically see

so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen, or they've seen major india called the allegations absurd and unsubstantiated and expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister. and the range remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. this most star is making headlines around the world . let's look at some of them. humans who the militants groups and will escalate the attacks on ships had in full ease, early ports, and that's how the buys. but the rest, the group setting will target to any ship within its firing range. the round a line group has launched, repeated strikes and ships in recent months. in response to these are eligible in gaza. residence a position the by policy has edge to prime minister obviously. so not to call the general election after you've made a huge gains in local elections in england, the government, conservative policy lost the key tonsils and the regional mass. the results have fed out and raised expectations of the labor party or return to po

and we have everything to manufactured in india. i mean, we'll do that and try another, not bidding. yeah, absolutely. you have to love to follow good policy that. i mean, it's something you cannot do overnight, do it. good me, some people good to say that, okay, you're still importing all the components and the value added is only 1520 percent . but you have to start with that, like in mobile phones and already explore the mobile phone or when they make it in india, the value added in the beginning was only 25 percent. now it's one up to 50 percent of you still don't mix any kind of those in india, but now in the next 5 years we'll have that also so that you cannot do everything in one day and ultimately everything depends on money. as jenna tell you is to say that i've picked and they have to push in a i means unless you have a man, the least thing strong, you cannot do anything with the military. but that is the standards of living of the people. you have to be financially strong. i mean, look at what has happened with bucket spa

so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. for they've seen major india called the allegations absurd and unsubstantiated and expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and the render emoji later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. and back here in europe, the german foreign ministry has summoned russia's invoice to protest a cyber attack targeting, leading politicians from the governing, social democratic party, russia to rise involvement in last year as a tax on politicians. e mail accounts, but german foreign minister, unlimited bandwalk, made clear who she held responsible for the hacking. as you turn in these days, we can say, and because the hard to, we can do this type of attack to a group called a be the 28. and we just verified the military intelligence over so fresh um but in other words, if the state sponsor suggestions 5 but a dock 10, many 5 out all this is an opportunity and accepted the ones and we'll have consequence o

india has what _ it's coming at a cost. india has what almost _ it's coming at a cost. has what almost 18-20% of it's coming at a cost. india - has what almost 18-20% of its has what almost 18—20% of its population is minorities. if youre _ population is minorities. if you're going to exclude 20% by 'ust you're going to exclude 20% by just constantly focusing entirely on 80%, the danger really— entirely on 80%, the danger really is _ entirely on 80%, the danger really is the destruction of our— really is the destruction of our social fabric.— really is the destruction of our social fabric. india is not new to political _ our social fabric. india is not new to political campaigns l our social fabric. india is not | new to political campaigns on religious lines. but as mr modi's bjp looks for a third term in power, on test is not just the party but also india's secular credentials. the "meme stock" craze is back in the spotlight. shares of video game retailer gamestop and movie theatre chain amc have jumped by more than 70% in the us. this came after one of their biggest

that discount has fluctuated, but it has to worked out for india to give you a perspective your india is a country that is largely dependent on, on imports for its needs around 83 percent. so the end of the year ending gas for that fact, bill or view, any discount then you'd hills india also to keep inflation in check. know if the one paying the everybody in india has agreed to. one have been speaking to the last few years. talk ministers in the government, the senior bureaucrats also the deals from the opposition parties. the mean disagree with anything else that the more the government is doing in total politics or other policies. but if everybody in india has agreed upon one thing that is that if it works for india, if it works with indians, if it works for india is economy, india will continue to buy discount dude or russian oil. never mind all the sweats and shows that india has had from the west. switching deal by the wheels cost hasn't come to because india is a country independent country with an independent foreign policy that always does what watch sport in the best. and the