and if india or china attacks india, japan and india are in war, and that faces out the scenario. that is what would work, and the u.s. would not be the umbilical cord. >> that is a great concept. i wished that could happen. i think that there has been developments on the multiple relationship between japan and india in many perspectives, and we are ready to upgrade their relationship, but i think that the security system that we develop after the end of the world war ii is based on the system, we do have a mutual defense commitment with the united states individually, but not among powers, and there is a certain reason for that. japan and korea recently have developed their own relationship taking the full advantage of the political confidence that we have. but, whether korea wished japan to send a force to the korean peninsula is a very sensitive agenda because of the history that will be associated, and that could be true for the philippines, and that could be true for other allies, and india, ok, so that is great encouragement that you raise. we are happy if india forces will

it was a fiasco for india. according to estimates between 100-5000, the soldiers were killed and some 4000 taken prisoner. despite his principles of non alignment, nero turn to the united states. the gentleman, us know, the vault which is why not do they call to come to me today. you can work on those um. oh goodness, no. 1240 deacons. and already no use you sick. good bundle showing that the seems on the gas, the fuckers visionaire on that multi, multi at the time john f kennedy was in the middle of the cuban missile crisis. soviet nuclear missiles were on their way to cuba. the cold war was assets, height. the states of tibet was of secondary importance to the americans. nevertheless, they sent equipment and weapons, but not enough to put an end to the conflict between the 2 eastern giants, the country to all expectations. mo, ended the sign of indian border war in november 1962 with a unilateral cease fire, he got what he wanted excitation in the north of luck with it, access to the southern and western part

many of the tibetans who had fled to india. the price was a new provisional border. the china in stock calling this of the line of actual control. india didn't initially accept this notion of line of actual control because of the line of actual control is never defined. then when they go see a sions, both sides put into the math, but the details you had a situation where the border was kind of for those of me headed area on you don't make it dimensional morning. mol, set them guide into 5 dark, peaceful coexistence. now has to dawn in good and quite existence and they said this on the co existence with guaranteed peace on india, china borders, part talk to use instead of securing peace, the lane of actual control became a fool of contention for decades to come. the armed court existence imposed by mouth did not last long, accompanied by aggression in reinforcements on both sides. the conflict continues to simmer to this day. the or in directly this v board or compromise became faithful for to that. to that was at the mercy of c

not more than 80000 dividends living in india, but it is of the nama is important for india, because he is the symbol of freedom, and by seizing the to best imply to in the north of the himalayas. china and extra region not only rich and roll materials, but also home to a centuries old culture. the continents largest fresh water reserves located into that are now under china's control. in addition, china has positioned itself along a 3 and a half 1000 kilometer border with india. because technical industry, it's almost 120000 square meters of $2200.00 dispute. the risk of escalation has been very hard for these last 2 years to be that nuclear file is the biggest file is an issue. so the situation needs to be actively gone. the conflict began over 70 years ago with the chronic stations to that. it marked the beginning of a conflict that has been smouldering for decades. i mean, the himalaya is one of them, was militarized regions in the world. the 1st time in history, the chinese troops on our board and we never had them before. we had about over to that before. now we suddenly automo

the 1st classes with india began. first, the chinese claim to critical areas, the entire north of la doc, which we named x i chon, and the state of auto not child per dash in the east. the state which became part of india at the beginning of the 20th century was formerly tibetan land and home to numerous historic monasteries. the title of to one as an altitude of 3000 meters whose great symbolic power for tibetans since the early 19 fifties. many have passed through the time leading the chinese occupiers along his family, going to china because of the delilah delilah might entered india here and doesn't get to them on the simple fact is that it has the 2nd biggest bonus street outside outside of law. so the simple fact is that the long as an area of 86 delilah was born under the do the light, i'm up with people and that is the kind of sensitivity of that is that all in chinese see that if the bed belongs to them, then the long belongs to them. when everybody goes from the condensation, china was the one who called the

if the only way ahead is diplomacy and dialogue, india can't be just a post box. india should use its position and relations with russia to convince moscow of the need to take part in peace talks. fighters get some more, all of this on cross to new data, and i'll choose a run goodness, i'll run good, good evening. good to see now who did this seems quite a break from the rhetoric we've been hearing from kids for quite some time. now. one more piece of us, the the, you know, bad decision usually has been giving interviews to the milk and perhaps in fact he's also going on to see that india should play a more active role in ending rushes, one degree. and if it was a permanent seats ask that you went se, which is strange because india has always spoken about how india does not take sides of the board. and how in doing does what, when, but of course on its own stars, this is almost like you read is food. and conditionality is there. in fact, even russia has always insisted, in fact, mister fulton, several weeks ago said that in one small bodies in building in the us to come forward. i neg

i would say also, of consumption, india for india, india for the rest of the world.cture and so on and so forth. there has definitely been a flurry of activity that makes india a super exciting place having a large team on the ground and having global clients come into the country, local clients playing in the country, and local clients you also have ambition of growth. >> you mentioned that it's a complex market. what more can we do to be able to track not just in new or foreign direct investors, but also foreign portfolio investors in equities and bonds. >> i think a lot of it has been down already over the last decade or so and then continuing that path of simplification of rules, rulemaking, which could be a little bit arcane. everything you can do to make the process smoother and simpler we definitely have for bringing investors into the country. >> one quick last country, you mention india was your second largest employee base outside of the u.s.. are you looking to add to that in terms of numbers over the course of the next couple of years if you can give us a

how does india sit without?— india sit without? india has not rejected _ india sit without?rejected that notion - india sit without? india has| not rejected that notion and india sit without? india has l not rejected that notion and i don't think, notjust india but the other countries as well, other participating countries, they have all ag knowledge dealings with china and all have said that in this day and age in a globalised world, containment did not start with the cold war, it is an art aided concept. all four countries do have shed concerns about china and china's growing role and assertiveness in international affairs including on territorial issues. and there was appointed language in there was appointed language in thejoint statement there was appointed language in the joint statement about territorial revisionism but more than that i think their concerns about global governance including the indo pacific and what the quad has been trying to do is provide public goods in the indo pacific in a manner that is transparent, in a way that can collectively compete with ch

roman, another figure appeared, this is india and the ambassador of ukraine to india oleksandr polishchuke of interview said that president zelenskyy is proposing that india join the peace process on the way to the second peace summit and play a much bigger role than being a courier between the leaders, well... meaning, i guess, that the second peace summit has to take place in india, is this an accidental interview, or is ukraine starting now to bet on india in this story, well, let's do it for the first part, from my point of view , i am still convinced that the president should use a different rhetoric, i will not reveal these things further, at least it was enough to say that these are proposals and stop at that all. other epithets, they are not suitable for this, because in this process ukraine also needs brazil, i am not saying there in some role, including china, as for india, this is an interview of oleksandr polishchuk, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to of india, was given on september 9, to the indo news agency, a major news agency, one of the largest, t

india, this is exactly the transport highway that interests us now in india.n his diary, walking beyond three seas, nikitin describes the customs and culture of india. his travel notes are one of the few historical sources that tell about the organization of society in india at that time. in india, afanasy nikitin studied literally everything. and the economy, and customs, and military affairs, and ... the sultan's court was everywhere, including galkonta with its diamond spears, indicated what goods were produced there, how much they could be bought for, and concluded that for large-scale trade india is unattractive, despite all this abundance of gold, precious stones and so on and so forth, in order to - nevertheless, his observations, his notes on the journey turned out to be an invaluable work for the study of other peoples and other countries. welcome to the miracle show, this is a place where children will teach you to smile sincerely, find a hobby for yourself, believe in your success. you sculpt, draw, what else do you do? i cook. let's go sausages! wh

, then that is, india has mechanisms of direct pressure on russia, and in this sense india, let me remindtill remains, despite the specifics. the largest democracy in the world, recently, by the way, joseph biden conducted consultations on events, well, on, say, the construction of security in the pacific region, and with india, with australia, and with japan, south korea, so india is also in direct contact with the usa. well , the important thing here is that there is some kind of agreement, so i think any negotiations, whether it will be a peace summit. number two or whatever it is, in any case there is hope that it will be serious, because when orban went to ukraine, russia, china and offered himself the role of a mediator, lukashenko offered himself there, once, let me remind you , there was also such a thing, and it looked not serious, on rendermod, it looks serious, and obviously there are some, i am very i will literally ask briefly, the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, was supposed to meet with the two presidential candidates, kamaloigarets from the democrats and donald

the west is engaged in india. just once to broken these bring down will not do with under any sort of conditions, trips for fresh by night. so our times is out to them. at least 6 united nations was good, were among 18 people killed in missouri. so i go to school and go outside the building was being used as a shelter at the time the so i grew up until the angry condemnation of the you and relief. and let's agency just tragic hash tag, gaza, 6, u n r w a colleagues killed today, went to air strikes, hit a school and the surroundings in new serrato in the middle areas. this is the highest step total among our staff in a single incident. this school has been hit 5 times since the war began in his home to around 12000 displaced people, mainly women and children. no one is safe in gaza. no one is spared parts of the village, a little less and ruined for in the flanks, with the locals of sifting through the rubble and such as the bodies or survivors. while i'm just sole mind, spoke about his flight following the attack

india for india is rising middle class.re talking about luxury sales of watches we are seeing that happen. health care is more proactive, financial services moving to wealth management. that is a big thing. india on the export side, it is becoming the factory to the world, the place to be. geopolitically we find ourselves in a favorable place and if we could build factories we could do well. haslinda: how have you deployed funds differently? >> is able key business. last five years we've invested more capital than first 13 years . how leaning forward in india in the last five years we own 10% in bank, largest integrated school and beauty business on the domestic side. largest i.t. services company. so india for india, india for the world, roughly 50-50 on those two teams. haslinda: you've seen six companies through to ipo, one of the few markets seeing ipo's. >> it is probably the number one market in the world, evident in the fact that we have taken six companies public. there is domestic liquidity. india has $13 billion l

if the only way ahead is diplomacy and dialogue, india can't be just a post box. india should use its position and relations with russia to convince moscow of the need to take part in peace talks. then you create a bad decision. usually has been giving interviews to the milk or perhaps in fact, he's also going on to see that in the show to play a more active role in and being 40 degree. and if it was a permanent seats at the u. n. s c, which it seems because india has always opened about how india does not take sides of the board and how we doing does one war to win. but of course, on its own stars, this is almost like you read is food. and conditionality is there, in fact, even russia has always insisted in fact mister fulton, several weeks ago said that in one small bodies in building in the us to come forward and negotiate these spots. russia has the conditions, so the, the, to the and the channel, are you green always when it comes to india has been a somewhat strange. remember when india was in law school again, so lensky said 1000. mr. moody's visits to our, to the show was a hu

we object to this action of india. muhammad yunus, the head of the transitional government of bangladesh , announced in his latest statement that sheikh hasina should stay as long as in india he remains silent to avoid making matters more complicated. yunus stressed that sheikh hasina should be brought back to the country and put on trial. he criticized the closeness of the former prime minister of bangladesh with india and said: new delhi has become a prisoner of a special narrative. it is wrong that india claims that bangladesh is insecure without sheikh hasina and will turn into another afghanistan. yunus he also referred to some attacks on hindu minorities in bangladesh and said: the issue of attacks on minorities is exaggerated. these attacks are the result of a political upheaval, not mass violence. indian media took these words of yunus as an unfriendly gesture to describe in the last 15 years, bangladesh was not only a neighboring country, but also a strategic partner and close ally of india, which also ensured

, and here ukraine can act as a serious competitor of russia in providing arms to india, india at oneore than 40 cooperative... projects with ukraine from of weapons production, in particular the an-178 military transport aircraft, india was interested in the an-132 aircraft. about 120 an-32s are in service in india, and ukraine is modernizing these aircraft. and let me remind you that india bought smintsi from russia, power plants for which zorya mashproekt produces. and without these power plants two. mints cannot move at all without these power plants, they, they were dragged in the docks, in my opinion, to india, then, that is, india has mechanisms of direct pressure on russia, and in this sense india, let me remind you that it is still, despite specificity remains the largest democracy in the world. recently, by the way, joseph biden has been consulting on developments, well, on, let's say, the construction of security in the pacific. region, and with india, with australia, and with japan, south korea, so india is also in direct contact with the usa. well, the important thing her

india and united states also signed a semiconductor pact. kind, to establish a fabrication plant in india which will provide chips for national security to the us armed forces, allied militaries and indian military. now, this adds up to modi's agreement with singapore earlier this month to cooperate on semiconductors. remember, electronics has been a thrust in prime minister modi's push for local manufacturing. chips is where india depends on china, taiwan and korea for most of its needs. the government has given more than $10 billion of subsidy for chip manufacturing already. another $15 billion is expected to come in soon. reports say if you actually add up federal and state funds, the government is bearing three fourths of the capital cost of a new semiconductor manufacturing facility. so far, firms like foxconn, vedanta, india's tata group, micron, among others, have committed large investments. but industry experts say the progress actually has been slower than expected. and maybe excessive subsidies on factories is not a sustainable so

india.loomberg. ♪ paul: welcome back to bloomberg markets: asia, you're watching the india focus. here's a look at how we are tracking the head of the open just under two minutes away. looking like a fairly flat day at the moment, according to the premarket there. the annual clsa investors forum begins in hong kong bringing together senior executives and investors to discuss top issues from geopolitics to the macroenvironment. our next guest is one of the speakers at the forum. india strategist at clsa, thank you so much for joining us. you certainly are not alone. specifically, where do you see the best opportunities right now? >> i think the best opportunity for everybody is to look at the long term for india so it's not just sectors, it is to look at india. if you were to compare other large markets on the large economy on most of those things, india would stand out. maybe it comes out of the recent presentation where we say, there are seven powerful ones holding the indian market togethe

we object to this action of india. muhammad yunus, the head of the transitional government of bangladesh announced in his latest statement. kurdish sheikh hasina should remain silent as long as she stays in india to avoid further complications. yunus stressed that sheikh hasina should be brought back to the country and put on trial. in the last 15 years , bangladesh was not only a neighboring country, but also a strategic partner and close ally of india, which had also ensured the border security of the northeastern states of india. hassan abdul maliki, sed and broadcasting news agency. new delhi and the end of tonight's program, just like the previous nights, the world is closed according to the narration of the picture. in the end, before saying goodbye , i would like to thank my colleague for the simultaneous translation of the two communications we had, mr. yami. good night and god bless you. we used to sell this for 105 may, now there is no customer , no one buys it for 200 tomans, 20 million was spent this year,

you can stand and said that india will do what works best for india. be blue or being due to the dental. it's about 40 percent of its origin from russia, from what these reports are indicating. even this timing is going to do pretty much the same. what we can cross live now to former foreign secretary of india and career diplomatic con. well, simple and foster you're most welcome to the program. my pleasure. if these reports are correct, what stands behind india is decision to essentially reject washington's pressure on finding this job. i don't think the us can put much pressure on this bytes on india. i thought that i did try to put pressure on file, bigger issues like and, and, but she is on russian oil and rejected the dash. and yeah, the united states is on a very weak, was it because on the one hand, they say that they believe very deeply in freedom of expression, freedom of the press. and on the other hand, they want the rest of the world to censor media. in this case, ok, now are the such them now the media outlets of rush, i have already been

starting with india, india and singapore have ramped digital technologies seeking a bigger role.ere signed to go over chip design and manufacturing and boost singapore tech. and the ambition to turn his country into a technology superpower. much more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ well i was raised by careful hands ♪ ♪ yeah, they made me who i am ♪ ♪ so i'm off to see... ♪ we invent them. we design them. we build them. and one day, we have to let them soar. ♪ i'm always coming home ♪ #. paul: some of the top corporate stories. bloomberg has learned that i-n-t el and eyeing a major strategy overall to improve. mobile i has a board meeting where plans will be considered. shares of the struggling automated driving systems is a slump. software billionaire will take control of a company. the co-founder is backing his son's proposal and he will take almost 78% of the family's interest in the film and tv company. sources tell us that sherry redstone will get benefits on top of hundreds of millions more from the sale of the stock. let's look how markets are tracking. we are watchin

you're watching india focus. here's a look at india markets just ahead of the open.it's been on, 14 days now that's a record. probably going to snap that today considering what's been going on in global markets in the premarket offday by about three quart es of one percent. the market open just over a minute away now. staying in india with the textile industry. a key pillar of the economy. a slowdown in global demand, especially from key export markets, putting pressure on export orr yenned companies. our next guest runs well spun living, one of india's largest home textile exporters, depali joins us now from mumbai. i wonder if we can begin by asking you to describe for thinks demand picture right now, when you see that recovering, and how you're responding to it. >> hi, it's a pleasure to be here. let me just tell you today, i think india is in a sweet spot. when i look at neighboring countries around, think of the challenges they're face, india is in the sweet spot of the supply chain. and i feel india has that opportunity. so while, when i look at the united stat

but what's it like in india?tching the most number of couples in a country of 1.5 billion people. he's the boss of matrimony.com, which owns brands such as bharatmatrimony and a host of others, and they're actually the market leader across one of the biggest markets in the world. mr murugaveljanakiraman, a huge welcome to the programme. now, let me start with this — how different is the dating scene in india to the west? 0k, first of all, thank you for the opportunity. let me explain about the culture in india, how people get married. in india, there is no concept of dating, though today youngsters do some bit of dating, but culturally it is not the case. how people get married, either could be arranged by parents, or people — singles — may fall in love with the intention of getting married. that's the reason that tinder or these kind of casual relationship sites are not so popular or not so successful in india. so when you were...when you were setting up the company, you've pointed out already, you know, cultura

he also wants india to be a developed country by 2047. so what do you, what you're talking about is india with an economy of $25000000.00 as against. busy trillion the fortunately and all that. now, no energy is a fundamental indicator of how well you are going to be doing. i know from g, if you ask anyone a question on any countries, consumption goes on energy rising, audit, declining at this table. if you give you a fairly good idea of how the economies in india today, i've been, this is show rapid consumption please. i don't want to start early with the facts, but we are today consuming 5000000 barrels of crude oil in a day, which is going into other science, 5000000 bottles in a day. they sort of figured in about a few days ago, yesterday or day before i had to appear on a show like this. and i did my homework and the figured have come up to 5330000. that is, you know, it's, it's a mass of how we are going to, in the next few years to look at them in google and consumption of $6000000.00 barrels per day, plus us in the next to tickets

no. india is a country on the moon. today i metro system is guiding one drawer people, passengers per day. but today i opened population is just over 30 percent. and we had 1400000 people, so 30 percent. by the time we don't 50 percent of and population, there will be 800000000 people living in india. so you would need an open transport system. so the metro system in the next few years will be the 2nd largest in the world a little bit. take the south korea, japan and the united states, which is that 1560 kilometers. the point i'm making is it's not one thing. you bring an ecosystem. and today look at this digital image or him financial intrusion . and we can list, go us all segments of society. i mean, look at the legal depend to me in and of itself. we have one country in the world, which declared the loved them quickly. also, because if it's a choice between life and livelihood, your con, the end of it will save lively, will do kind of slides. and then we came out of it also quickly, but it was that it's all indigenou

that provided the border security of the northeastern states of india.san abdul maliki , dakhliano radio and television news agency. bonjour, bonjour! look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow, say hello to the future, look at the sun on the day of pilgrimage of agha imam reza against his travels.

know india is a country on the moon. today i metro system is guiding one drawer people, passengers per day. but today i open population is just over 30 percent. and we had 1400000 people, so 30 percent. by the time we don't 50 percent of and population, there will be 800000000 people living in india. so you would need an open transport system. so the metro system in the next few years will be the 2nd largest in the world a little bit. take to south korea, japan and the united states, which is that 1560 kilometers. the point i'm making is it's not one thing. you bring an ecosystem. and today look at this digital image or financial intrusion. and we can list, go us all segments of society. i mean, look at the handling all depends on me in and of itself. we have one country in the world, which declared the loved them quickly. also, because if it's a choice between life and livelihood, your con, the, in this, it will save lively will do kind of slides. and then we came out of it also quickly . but there's that it's all indig

india is considering easinu economy. india is considering easing curb — economy.economy. india is considering i easing curb sound non-basmati easing curb sound non—basmati rice exports. the restrictions were put in place last year to keep prices in check. india is the world's largest exporter of rice but the ban rocked the global market, selling prices to multi—year highs. last week daly also removed a floor price for exports after a complaint about lack of access to profitable overseas markets. —— the city of delhi. australia is being urged to follow peru and new zealand to legally protect surf breaks to boost tourism and well—being. a new survey from the australian national university says surfing injects around $2 billion into the economy each year. breaks like coral reefs help waves to collapse or plunge. from sydney, phil mercer reports. surfing in australia has a proud history. a pioneer was the hawaiian legend jude kahanamoku, who showcased his skills here more than 100 years ago. but researchers say australia's world—class surf breaks need more legal prote

he also wants india to be a developed country by 2047. so what do you, what you're talking about is india with an economy of $25000000.00 as against or fortunately into our 4 trillion dollar amount. no energy is a fundamental indicator of how we're already going to be doing a no problem g. if you ask anyone a question on any countries, consumption goes on energy rising or the declining at this table. if you give you a fairly good idea of how the economies in india today, i've been, this is show rapid consumption, please. i don't want to start early with the facts, but we are today consuming 5000000 barrels of crude oil in a day, which is going into other science and 5000000 bottles in a day. this was a figure in about a few days ago, yesterday or day before i had to appear on a show like this. and i did my homework and the figured have come up to 5330000. that is, you know, it's, it's a mass of what we're going to in the next few years to look at them in google and consumption of $6000000.00 barrels per day, plus us in the next 2 decades.

india comes to the arena, not just for a reason, but also ukraine, our ambassador in india says that india to moderate the talks between kyiv and moscow, that is , the topic of negotiations, some kind of agreement is being raised again, and now india is playing a game? ukraine is trying to keep a mediator, a heavy-handed person in india, and thereby suppress china, which does not agree. to be part of a constructive solution to the russian-ukrainian war, they realized that this causes jealousy in china, thus the game is being played for who will be the key holder on the part of the global half a day of the ukrainian-russian track. india does not express much desire to be a mediator or a peacemaker. modi remains in general phrases, and now the key, practical point is whether india is ready to host a second peace summit, possibly with the participation of russia, where implementation mechanisms will be proposed on several issues included in the peace formula, which will be put before russia, to accept them or not to accept them there in relation to international trade, in relation to th

the us imposed a russian crude that he wants to an india not to lie any worries from last. what is your day? do you day he took a stab and said that e mail will do load works best for india, the blue or ring due to the points about 40 percent of its origin from russia, from what these reports are indicating even this timing is going to do pretty much the same to what comes out to the by the administration earlier took legal action against our to you over a legit election meddling on accusation or network strenuously denied. and then on friday last, washington slumped a fresh round of functions. all this trouble, claiming ortiz global broadcast spread dangerous narrative. this is what the us secretary of state have to say on the part of the threat posed by us. russian represent this information to subvert and polarized screen of the societies extends to every part of the world. in response today, the united states, united kingdom and canada, are launching a launching a joints diplomat of campaign to riley allies and partners around the world. to join us in addressing the thr

no, we india back. the continuation of this war india never has on india is fixated on a finding a solution here. so this was a, by in the end is c a g to was to bunch on the next few days, of course is going to be very, very flu shots. this somebody comes off ahead of the mean brick saw me, which will be held in because on a laser to know doable. assume they vary a significant visits by india. we'd see if this helps to the, to the following forward the one inch with new. uh, besides welcoming in individuals, moscow is so how's the chinese foreign minister? why he this way? he'll attend a meeting of rick's high writings security official. i'm national security advisors in the city of saint petersburg. his visit comes in advance of next month. brooks so many which shooting thing is expected to attend by those live out to chat, professor city to university events. i, gavin. so it was a pleasure as a and good to hear that you'll be coming and some of the soon but these main things . what are you, what are

roman, one more figure appeared, this is india, and the ambassador of ukraine to india oleksandr polishchuk in one of the interviews that president zelenskyy offers india to join the peace process. way to the second peace summit and play a much bigger role than being a courier between leaders, well what is probably meant is that the second peace summit should be held in india, is this an accidental interview, or is ukraine now starting to bet on india in this story, well, let's talk about the first part, from my point of view , after all, i convinced that the president should use a different rhetoric, i will not reveal these things further. at least it was enough to say that these are proposals and to stop at that, all other epithets, they are not appropriate, because in this process ukraine also needs brazil, i am not saying there in some role, including china, as far as india is concerned, this interview of oleksandr polishchuk, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to india, was given to a news agent on september 9. agency, a large news agency, one of the largest, such

no, we india back. the continuation of this war india never has on india is fixated on a finding a solution here. so this was a, by, in the end is see a jeep the wall to rush on the next few days, of course is going to be very, very short. this somebody's guns off ahead of the mean brick summit, which will be held in cars on a laser to know doable. assume they vary a significant visits by india. we'd see if this helps to the, to the following forward the one in the daily. so it's about decades on top topics, we'll discuss it between unimportant and i'm his guess on the news additional that's to why you want to get it done on c throughout the day. but for now, is there a preview or india or i show the relationship is not neal. i think it's, it has a long history behind it. the reason of this morning do you have sort of created us with a great deal of paternity. they have looked at our national interest a number of cases where in the security council resolutions, etc, they have come to i have which is why

india will continue _ looked into it. india will continue to _ looked into it. looked into it. india will continue to go ahead i looked into it. india will continue to go ahead ofi looked into it. india will. continue to go ahead of its peers, that is a general consensus. the growth is being driven by one of the rats government spending. lacking investments is a worry and even the finance ministry has highlighted this year and reading and you'd see snp global says private needs to do more. the government proud of building infrastructure has poured billions of dollars into sea bridges and expressways, the comment wrapped up capital expenditure by almost a third annually in the past three years boasting the country's gdp. private makes up 37% of the country's total investments is dead muted. manufacturing in india aims to be a global player is another peers. the prime ministers government get big tax cuts for corporations and lodged subsidy schemes to incentivise exports. the likes of apple and some electronic companies are making in india but economists say that

, then india will gladly do it, that is, we see. such a certain active inclusion diplomatic of india,heir part , ukraine, for example, and western partners, they welcome such activity of india, it is another matter how much it will be heard, how much it will be implemented, how much it will not just remain there with talk, you also mentioned that van'ev will also go to this meeting, well, as we know, china already has a ready-made plan, that is, china is ready to propose this plan, although ukraine, strictly speaking, did not support it, because ukraine has its own the peace formula to which ukraine would like, to join as many countries as possible, because this peace formula is from the side of ukraine, as a country that suffers from russian aggression, firstly, secondly, it is built on the principles of international law and the un charter, and it fits not only the solution the current conflict. on the territory of ukraine, and from the side of russia, yes, but strictly speaking, any country, including china, and india and the like, they would be interested in having their sovereign

c, which it seems because india has always spoken about how india does not take sides from the board and how we doing does what, when, but of course on its own stars, this is almost like you read is food. and conditionality is there. in fact, even russia has always insisted, in fact, mister fulton, several weeks ago said that in one small bodies in building in the us to come forward. i negotiate these spots. russia has the conditions, so the, the, to the and the channel are you creating always when it comes to india has been a somewhat strange. remember when india was in law school again. so lensky said fast. mister moody's, visits to our to russia was a huge disappointment. so it's oh, horton cold, sort of off a sort of why is that ukraine is giving to india this finds, but one must remember that india is a monster. very few nations which house on the lines of communication, both with russia and ukraine and then does quote india at a, at a more probable foot position to negotiate peace in deal wants to do it. and of course india, i remember has repeatedly said india. jewel, politica

it's called the b-word in india. now these days it's a constitutional slur in india, which means that you call someone a punk. you can face or you can face jail time, you can face charges. you can you can a penalty. you can be taken to court a legal offense and that becomes the identity of the people who inhabited it also with a great deal of shame, it comes with a great deal of being othered within other spaces. so in terms of the story that i have for you last year in august a show on amazon prime called made in heaven took my story, my likeness and, presented it on screen without, my permission, and also without any credit and. the show is about weddings and it features as brides from different dimension inns and backgrounds of indian societies. and one of the brides happened to be a dalit woman writer who has studied at columbia. is a talk at columbia is, has written a book that talks about coming out in the context of being dalit and is speaking the same things that i've spoken in many of my interviews. that's w

you do the sam and said that india who do what works best for india. the people over india to the board, to about 40 percent of it, or is from russia to what these reports are indicating even this time and gas. going to do pretty much the c r t is vermont costs or have joined to my colleague, nicky. aaron, here in the studio earlier to break down the ramifications of washington's unprecedented assaults on our network. the state departments and the rest of the people that spoke about sanctions. they're claiming that's our global broadcast or spreading this dangerous matters of, of course. so they were also saying that the staff here at r t or nothing short of fuzz, if the well, you know, one thing when it's coming just from one country from the united states. and today it's been happening for the last 2 and a half years. nevertheless, so people are still watching us to all over the world, but one thing of the dinner by themselves, but they're forcing the rest of the world to follow suit just because they said so without any kind of explanation or anythi

every pin code in india has an investor now with money in india's stock markets. five investors in india is a female in the median age of investors has been slowly coming down and today is it is about 32 years. 40% are below 30 years. it was 39 before the pandemic. so you can see the change in the demographic of the indian investor. it is this new young investor channeling more of his or whole or -- or her household savings. also futures and options driving this big bull run we are seeing play out in india. >> let's bringing kevin foley. irrational valuations. that is fair to say. what do you make of it? >> we will have over 450 investors the next two days. 90 companies. we are excited about the energy around here and will be talking a lot about the markets. i think we have had a good run in the markets in india. we expect that will continue. when you look at the growth profile of a country in the secular trends happening, it's a very attractive market. you're seeing investors out looking for growth. when you talk about the retail trends, you are seeing portfolio