he entered india to buy. the simple fact is that it has the 2nd biggest monastery 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 along and chinese. see that if the bed belongs to them, then the long belongs to them. when everybody was from the condensation, china was the one who called a nice lately this goes from, you know, asia fresh goes from asia, human goes from asia, everybody goes to the on page tunnel was the one who is rules and colors. what could explain this contradictory development? asia after the 2nd world war, a new geo political chessboard emerge. the old colonial power is no longer played a role, but the new great powers and merch soon became rivals the 23 and most of them, as with these on what i saw down there, so you ego another jani, induce independent thought of. now in the coming this talk to you on the pressure on cyprus, on clear who would t

out of that i live is that we try know, same for india, india also needs to predict interest is board of interest to join us the most like one common enemy old with the brick. somebody didn't try to make these. but the bottom line does for me that india china relationships getting there will be normalized. i think so in that sense. um it is the us would like to have the collision ship with india, especially also to get us a hold of a visa video point in which it has been, you know, disappointed with the big summit where there was great fun home in india street and on a line of means that'd be, that'd be best, you know, what, what happens is if you see in the i've just the board was against joining now. you then completely disregard but human rights violations in india. and which is why india has been given a free boss, you know, due politics and obie, a jumps, everything which is, which is going on in india. and that's where people in india, i've been saying that movie has been given a free body bible. this despite getting human rights violations and democracy backs ladings, i think t

. india is an important voice. it cannot be not the hello and welcome my name is on. if i'm kids, welcome to my shoulder for the next oven i. we will discuss all these in the potter with a very special guest is a prominent diplomat that has served in various capacities including as the high commission of to 5 years time and canada. they come, i decided thank you very much. i hope of the great to be here. jelly bas, sorry, a is a former indian diplomats with a career spending over 3 decades. he holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the university of delhi and earned an m. b. a in calcutta. he later got his 2nd master's and public policy from princeton. his 1st posting was in moscow in 1988. mister bas, sorry, a has served as india as ambassador to poland. let's you, amy. he's also served as the high commissioner to canada and as india is last high commission to, to pakistan with his tenure overseeing a particularly challenging period of relations between new delhi on this loan about a job of sorry, a speak sev

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, , ., india? domestically in india, it has been _ india? domestically in india, it has been a story _ india? domestically in india, it has been a story as - india? domestically in india, it has been a story as you i it has been a story as you would pretty much expect from the indian government in terms of its tone, its tone and rhetoric has been angry, quite forceful. the meetings, there were meetings that took place between high—level indian officials and canadian officials and canadian officials over the weekend in singapore, and based on those conversations, those conversations, those conversations and sharing of information did not go very well and then you saw the indian government had actually pre—emptively put out statements saying it condemns and criticises and is highly critical of any suggestion they're indian diplomats have been part of any nefarious activities on canadian soil, so this is a diplomatic rift that has pretty much engulfed into quite a large chasm.— has pretty much engulfed into quite a large chasm. thanks for caett

germany's relations with india as well. india has maintained the position of non position as far as the russia ukraine conflict is concerned, and it said time and again that it's not a 0 sum game. now, while it was a point of friction or for countries like the us and germany and europe as well, but they've, they've all come around in the last 2 years to understand india's importance in the region to come to china in, in, in, in those, in the pacific, so germany has also come with on that. and as far as germany's perspective goes in the area of defense, for instance, it's only beneficial for germany to open up. it's the defense sector to india, which was so far sort of limited because the more germany supplies to india, the less it's dependents would be on russia, which happens to be in the us biggest supplier. and for india, again, if this is a win win situation, i might have used that phrase a lot in this life. but that is actually to, because of india is also looking to diversify its defense procurement from other countries and not having to defend too much on russia. because it's als

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. india is an important voice. it cannot be the to hello and welcome my name is on. if i'm can they come to my shoulder for the next oven? i. we will discuss all these in the part of me. the very special guest is a prominent diplomat and has subbed in various capacities including as the high commission of to 5 years time and canada. they come, i decided to do. thank you very much. i hope of the great to be here. joy, bas, sorry, a is a former indian diplomats with a career spending over 3 decades. he holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the university of delhi and earned an m. b, a in calcutta. he later got his 2nd master's and public policy from princeton. his 1st posting was in moscow in 1988. mister bas, sorry, a has served as n d as in foster to poland. let you in. yeah. he's also served as the high commissioner to canada and those india is last high commissioner to pakistan with his tenure overseeing a particularly challenging period of relations between new delhi on this loan about a jelly bossard spea

my cannon balls, they needed the search feature which came from india, india, and i just don't do property. they have no right to my property. my i don't my gods. we went to our big spaces. i was see could spaces of 10 booth and drink wine and keep pointed out these pieces, the inside of the word you also in the word which is now working to the english big city. so, quite telling me, even the, a human, the word lute has been muted into the english lexical. i suppose you are unable to dig important labels. i'm dismissed you as soon as i get from the other one. what will you do the like if you take an example of a piece of jewelry, sometimes you may think that it's, it needs repair on. it's totally broken. you might decide to break it up rubles, the jet gemstones and actually measure the gold and re cost and it might be even brighter and better than what it was before. the war is 3. 21. good, good, good, good, good, good, good company to do nothing. i'm in time to do shortly. i see them on a village. 10 minutes before it is close to my side. i just start fresh. all right, but i'm split up th

what would india expect? well, trump and body have clicked on the person the level as also the report by shadow. yeah. enough has shown both conservative politicians, both share an ideology that sent it around. if i may say gord family, tradition patry, autism and nationalism both see themselves in a way, a strong man, a strongly dis with a monday to single handedly change the global order and to make historic change if i may say so. but india, of course, is wary about trump maybe resorting short. you re to until divide house to a policy that might emphasize economic protectionism and political, the isolation and isn't which might negatively impact india. so the global rise. we also saw on that report moody, highlighting color harris's indian heritage. so what could be the impact of a harris presidency on bi lateral ties between the us and india? with carmella, harry's desk emphasized american global leadership, other than trump, white india always speaks of a multi polar words. harris often speaks of the str

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as in india, experts say the subsidies. these people get from the government are not enough. indian society is divided. 63000000 indians are pushed into poverty every year because they can't afford health care costs. they would take 941 years for a minimum wage work or in rural india, starting with a top executive at a leading indian garment company, ernst and one year. at the same time, their 119 billionaires in india, still roaming 9 in the year, 2000 from 2018 to 22. india was producing 70 new millionaires every single day. i think there's no doubt that any quality has increased dramatically in the restaurant is and that is a function of the kind of economic growth that we've had. so earlier we've certainly had any quality of many different guides by class. gosh, gender location is the one with now we've had an extreme accent ration. and particularly in the last decade, the incomes and assets of the top 10 percent of the country, the top one percent of the country have explored it. back to the family and very nicely moth

because the more it says to india, the less into his reliance will be on russia, which is the india as a biggest sto, a supplier of arms. and india also wants to diversify, you know, it's on so procurement as far as the a, your autopay is concerned, as far as it's dependent on dependence on russia is concerned because it's watching the green bundled fee between russia and china as well. so it needs to be realistic, i think by, by multiple what he means is that a new country can really afford to put all their eggs in the same basket problem. all right, we'll leave it there shallow at shutter. yeah, i'd have to view correspondent joining us from daddy. u. s. presidential candidates donald trump. time to kind of hires are rallying and swing states were latest polls suggest a tight race between the 2 parties ahead of the election. on the 5th of november, trump took to the stage and the key battleground, state of nevada, to give a speech focused on tax cuts and immigration irises. meanwhile, campaigning in the swing state of georgia, or she emphasized her middle class where its former us

the use of cash is continuing to decline in india as well. in november 2016, the government announced a program to tackle money laundering. the more who a bond so it will be done as of now, not all the all $501000.00 repeat on notes on the pieces of paper. the move took some 80 percent of the country's bank notes out of circulation. millions lined up at banks to exchange the band notes, but many hundreds of millions of indians had no access to a bank account. and the i can't get any money. the government is carrying us with this program and i haven't slept for 3 days. you can't imagine the pressure i'm on the navy. the government initiative was intended to tackle corruption, but it also pushed many indians to begin using credit cards and mobile payment apps . and many other countries likes and netherlands stores are no longer accepting cash. they've gone to the cards only in sweden to many businesses, no longer accept cash payments in india, about half of the population do still use cash, but it's now among the top countries in the world when

let's take you to india. india has ended a four-year border stalemate with china. move also paves the way for a possible meeting between prime minister modi and president she at the brics summit starting today. for more let's bring in our government reporter in new delhi. this is a significant development. >> yes, it is a very significant development, considering the fact that india-china relationship had plummeted the last four years. and everything was hinged to the border dispute. we have seen the foreign minister saying that unless the border issue is sorted, there is no way that relationship between the two countries can progress normally. india had started discouraging chinese investments, chinese companies, pull back on visas to chinese professionals. basically, the border dispute spilled over to the economic relationship, although trade between the two countries continued. but it was clearly having an impact on the economic relationship of the two countries. whether this border dispute being resolved to a certain extent means india and china's economic rela

so when india, which is a very big abuser, how do we send company and event comp, court, india, a very big abusive and prime minister mode, the a fantastic man. in the same breath in a trump presidency, we would expect to more isolation. this policy from a medical over drawers, trump has said that he will use doris to ensure effect, treat for the united states, and to reduce imports into the united states. so obviously trade could become a friction point in the trump administration, as it was during his 1st presidency when it comes to recent geo politics, movies, bundle needed, put in, hasn't gone down well with the biden administration. us had hoped and deal with condemned russia parts invasion of ukraine, but india has been data and on the line stones, trump is supposed to be more forgiving on this front. and he's repeatedly promised to end the russia ukraine board if elected williams here as well. groups the media that each one we had me, the one to me i have is this father comes from jamaica. her mother was born in present day tonight. exploits say that she will bring with her a cu

are relevant as india opened very relevant as india opened up very relevant as india opened up its industriesexpanded their businesses. he was known to have made high profile accusations that globalised the tata group from some of the biggest acquisition names of the british brands such as legacy behind and the entire country and the world is mourning his passing on. thank ou for mourning his passing on. thank you for that _ mourning his passing on. thank you for that reporting. - you can find more of our coverage on ratan tata on our live page on our website, bbc.com. major stock indices raised in the us for the second day, reaching record highs. this comes despite the release of minutes from the federal reserve september meeting which showed a divide among officials over the size of the feds recent 0.5% rate cut. investors are watching for the release of data later on thursday. stock markets in china are more than 2% higher on thursday, a roller—coaster this morning. ahead of a briefing by the finance ministry over the weekend, where there are hopes of more stimulus. shares on the mainland

so the world and it's a confident new india and therefore he is the voice often of that new india. and therefore he has to make the point about and as views and it's very difficult about it. absolutely. so sometimes you may need to make the point gently, sometimes, forcefully, sometimes in behind closed doors, sometimes publicly. so i think the, the point needs to be made and the broad, the point that is emerging is that india, which has to be on the high table india, is an important voice. it cannot be not. so the show is called list of products. where do you see in the, in the next decade? well, i think the india is moving in a positive direction. the stated objective of india is to bring prosperity to its people, right? the we want to be a mix and part of that developed by that, developed in debt by 2047. and what does that mean? that essentially means we need growth. be ongoing at 6 to 8 percent feed. possibly want to grow and a blade of 8 to 10 percent and bring prosperity for a people and a folder and policy a will be oriented towards leveraging the will to facilitate this ph

says india, a heating expert on gym. and if s rena with jo, politics is dictating your political choices. you could all make investments. does india appear to be on the gym with strategic plans and vice? it was a does do many appear on india strategic plans. right. and i think that's where we have to do a little bit more work to make it strategic. according to this new policy paper, from germany's, for an office, things that's had to change. it says germany says india as a democratic partner for stability and security. and once to tap into india as growing influence in the globe as solid, it also makes clear that germany wants to be a reliable security partner for india. recent case in point, germany 1st as a joint address in august with the indian apples, india wants to reduce its dependence on russian on supplies, and germany is not on you willing to deliver advanced weaponry, but also to have india make weapons at home. this, despite its historic friendship with russia, i think we have a lot of area in which we will f

i'm in india is economic success. and on the flip side, one of countless families struggling against constant hardship and societal barriers, keeping them poor. early morning and veteran nancy in the north of india is monte db prepares t still using firewood. she used to live in a mad house with her 7 children and husband. now they have a better house funded by the government. they're still poor, but never the less her living conditions have improved a lot over the last 20 years. i actually study where the things have changed. now, since my joyce's bus, we can even feed the castle, scratches of the bread we bank. and we didn't even have basic amenities, so when it was how do we use 10 funds and we weren't able to sleep because of the heat. now we have electricity in the house, so we have an electric fund, rocks and we have light the but the but the but that the rush hour in delhi and in the barber business, just the ones who can afford it. come to him. joe would have the business shooting star. he owns his own nationw

in india, a new generation is on the rise. the largest population of young people in the world's most populous nation. since prime minister never end ramadi swept to power, he's been looking to take india to the top. is this the start of a new indian age? what defines this young population which is charged with securing tedious future? you can't achieve anything with power. they have many hopes and dreams. they gotta be in boerger. if i'm not reading something, i don't is always the, the, the team that i'm seeing. my name is tim, reinstalling me. it is by i'm 22 years old to think i'm not, i ride my bike from village to village making videos. i'm also, and also i'm giving, i've written on many issues and the boss and we're going to cover similar lives in the heart, in northeastern india. the name of her village is chand corey, which means gate to the moon. the villages here are poor, even by indian standards. the average income is less than 2 euros a day. that's just below the poverty line. most families here lead traditional

bought, it's told me that in india, doctors and engineers on the day is however, even in this india, a father could also become a successful brand product. and but what would the foundation of this success be that these edge occasions, education and education education in the village, it's time for the harvest. the main problem, the family belongs to a lower cast, and that means they don't own their own land. that always leaves them dependent on others to grow grain for food. a big reason for the inequality. that of tv i find, but my daughter works outside and it helps me with reading, prompting and harvesting. okay. my husband, my son, everyone patches and pull you up with my son works in the city, but he still helps the by doing this, we produce grain for ourselves and also a little money and we got that's how we survived that, that, that you left the so we've had to wage depression and in fact, reliance on the unpaid labor of women and the look us and so on. but also we've had the exploitation of, let's see, those who don't have political voice. so for example, of the traditional

it says germany sees india as a democratic partner for stability and security and wants to tap into india growing influence in the globe as solid. it also makes clear that germany wants to be a reliable security partner for india. a recent case in point, germany's 1st as a joint address in august with the indian out force, india wants to reduce its dependence on russian, on supplies. and germany is not on you willing to deliver advanced weaponry, but also to have india make weapons at home. this, despite its historic friendship with russia, i think we have a lot of area in which we will find political convergence. a lot of sound business, sense, economic sense, and big forward, you know, a new chapter on defense relationship. we can be a forceful good fit seems to be a growing desire on both sides to upgrade the strategic partnership, especially since they share similar concerns about china. the philippines is cleaning up after tropical storm. try me battery at the northern ireland of northern island of those on getting more than 60 people. emergency crews are still working to rescue peop

what is such an ipo is so important for india?- important for india? two important — important for india? for two important reasons, - important for india? for two important reasons, one - important for india? for two important reasons, one as l important for india? for two i important reasons, one as you pointed out, this is india's largest initial public offering, looking to raise 3.3 billion dollars, that's to have the past couple of years from even the likes of btm which is a giant as well as the life insurance corporation of india. the second important reason is for why investors are excited is because for the very first time that high under is listing outside of south korea and that gives you sense of important the indian market has become for the south korean car giant which has a second—largest market share, i think what a lot of analysts essentially see is that this is something that will enhance higher and i and competitors indian market going ahead. ~ . v , competitors indian market going ahead. , ahead. what's been the response from investo

the said, the economic structure of india was set, he destroyed because india at the time of input or show john, this is 6, which is country and the was, it had the volume of trade was $16.00 of the world, the be live valiant in between. when the british came here, the story begins and 17161930. did use. what does it use when the indian occupant sort of strolling from indian temples, houses balances are sent this data to vintage music. di, british museum just filled with stolen items. the nearly uh night outside of it is boozy i'm and trust me. it's gorgeous. from the outside. less on the inside. it's quite controversial as some people might want to call it. so let's head inside and see what are some of the artifacts taken from india that this idea is on my head. i live in new delhi and i'm just recently graduated from masters and been television school in london. so i was about to move out from london, come back to india. and when i got this opportunity, i thought that was the best way for me to spend my last days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had art

when british came to india, india as well would be a visual was about 23 percent. then the lift can do it goes to 50 percent. yeah. when british came to india, the stop the practice of indian games, an indian head 0 strict the previous provinces. when from in used to strive to programs for the state, then the lucas king would give subsidy and cash to the file most so that they could get the order. but for the fees then produce game, then please. the extra is when there was a find, the 150 georgia was getting when there was a from and they'd been going farming. and then the treating address for days you said don't want to play like rabbits. so they didn't choose the population anyway. so the british was one of the most insidious and almost criminal reminder in there that you do towards on the list. yeah. what do you want to do, but what, what else you for that you give me that example in just a moment i pulled, i tried to jump in, but i've just got to pick your brain as much as that kind of what i've got you here . look, enslavement, colonialism, exploitation brutal

india growing influence in the globe as solid. it also makes clear that germany wants to be a reliable security partner for india. recent case in point, germany 1st as a joint address in august with the indian out force, india wants to reduce its dependence on russian, on supplies in germany. it's not on you willing to deliver advanced weaponry, but also to have india make weapons at home. this, despite its historic friendship with russia, i think we have a lot of area in which we will find political convergence. a lot of sound business, sense, economic sense, and big forward, you know, a new chapter on defense relationship. we can be a forceful good. there seems to be a growing desire on both sides to upgrade the strategic partnership, especially since they share similar concerns about china. you're up to date here on dw talk. film is off next. after a sole break is more on d w dot com, you can follow us to on social media at cdw news. i'm showered great, thank you for watching the discovery issues with a lot say what the the, th

that india is a land of stake. thomas. i live in coco dies and we have to see relate these, hey, those infections. so we have to convert them to question i need is to stop this nonsense going on in the name of knowledge dentist to enter our mission is going to get all this in the room. someone on the, one of the main reasons for the success of these india comes to me was the, does unity among indians, lots of provinces, and a guy jobs in my dodges were constantly fighting with each other the can we begin. baseline hastings is any aggressive interior list who was able to break up the confederacy of the various states who realize the danger of a brochure, which was beginning in 1776. so they thought the british load just get down on the player. the probably did not foresee the admission effect that these people are bringing in, that it was not just economic, you know, a create relations that they were looking at. they were looking at political subjugation, which was undermined or not talk through well enough by the local ind

-india ties.'t think that is a major factor, but global risks are there because the concern would be perhaps that global trade is always good, and it is good to hedge in times of uncertainty. haslinda: thank you for joining us, syed akbaruddin, former indian envoy to the united states -- united nations rather. katherine tai says the biden administration is committed to inclusive trade policies, despite efforts to crack down on alleged chinese overcapacity and spoke to us at the bloomberg new economy event in brazil. katherine: in terms of the path forward in the work we have to do with partnerships with friends and neighbors, we have a lot of common ground on thinking how to use tray tools to develop, enhance and reinforce inclusive economic institutions. >> a lot of people listening to this will see and hear something we see quite a lot in the biden administration. it feels like there is an intellectual structure being built to defend a political impetus, led by former president trump, that we do

it's a sort of a balancing act that india is trying to do. india is trying to maintain its own position in global affairs and not just on ukraine in terms of many other issues as well. and because of some of this, these, it shows the static friction between india in germany as well and senseless. all of us appear to be hinting at it in his address at, at the business for him this morning when he talked about of when he gave a long message about, protects against protection as meets. and he talked about respecting deal the audit established by the w to you and the need for member countries, not the last out at the arrangements of w t o. so it's, it's, it's a, it's, it's a balancing balancing act. it's a, it's a push and pull, which both the countries are doing. we know that the, if the in the u. s. case still elusive. so yeah, i think a lot of work still remains to be done on all those funds spent right. nice talking to you, got tired topic for us in delhi and a reminder of out of stories here on dw yourself. 3 liberties, tv workers have been killed off to the compound plus hits in the l

it's not about how many stocks i own in india. it's just about owning india.t may be that one or two of -- they are a kind of goldman sachs. they are deeply respected and an amazing culture, so maybe you just want to own one of those in the next few years. i had a friend on singapore who had only one stop in india, and he has done extraordinarily well, similar story. haslinda: we know you and a group of friends paid to have a charity dinner/lunch with 40 but -- with warren buffett. what was the best advice he gave you that has contributed to how you are doing? >> it was not what he said. he said many things, but it really helped me to see that this man is not trying to become the richest man in this work best in the world. he is trying to live his best life. so happened that in his case, his best life is lived by spending all day analyzing companies, not dissimilar to my friend who just wants to spend all day visiting companies. we have spent an intensive three or four days visiting companies. whereas, for example, i figured out that i like skiing and i like r

independence of india, but also moving towards the partition of india. that was a terrible legacy of the british when they were here in india, as rulers, because one of the things they did was divided into. so they did create a kind of schism between the hindus and the most slims was they were ruling this country. and that meant that the british felt that they could no longer control the situation. they brought in mount patton, and he was the last viceroy of india, and he needed to do something. and he thought that politician was the only way out . so then he brought in the judge from the u. k cord at subaru, civil radcliffe, who came in with never been to. and deb before, she had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines, mounts back and could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the preachers compliments back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august

in india, there were only 9 and the year 2000 from 2018 to 22, india was producing 70 new millionaires every single day. i think there's no doubt that any quality has increased dramatically in the restaurant is and that is a function of the kind of economic growth that we've had. so earlier we've certainly had any quality of many different kinds by soft gosh, gender location. along with now we've had an extreme accent ration. and particularly in the last decade, the incomes and assets of the top 10 percent of the country, the top one percent of the country have exploded back to the family and very nicely mother and daughter are speaking to family members that move to the city. god, happy with the guy that the the education here is key. it's also why the youngest daughter is so keen to empower the children in the village so that they'll have a better life. later on she started teaching the girls things to an end g o. nevertheless, she continued her own studies and wants to make a difference in her family. this is amaica amaica. do see feel good when i wasn't working, my parents used to

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like i worked with a, with india. i was amongst the top 5 even when i will see you of the bank, the top 5 and the hsbc system in terms of profit and performance. i'm equally to do, you know, maybe rising to be amongst the top treat. so the subsidies that are in deal in successful m. n c's, a very important subsidiaries of the multinational companies and the success stories as which by that. so see what it is they can do it. so can we, right? and so we can get more and more the excitement to come in and invest in our story. and right now in gears on a role, i mean there is no, nobody wants to be left behind. and that will be a really beautiful point in all history, which the muskrat with both hands. i totally agree with you. what you went into banking house, chauvinistic, was the enlightenment when you started? well, you know, i, i have to see that i've gone feeling that i was discriminated. ok in any way. i think the business school degree helped me because it was sort of a top of great ability. of course, i was also

the guy that's now who's back in india. so where did this guy get that budget from and who is in touch with down there? and the us, when pseudo brings up the us led 5 eyes intelligence networks, interesting in light of the anglo propensity for carving out pieces of india, with proxies. the cat control like pakistan, for example, way back was considered um, the original source of funding for this callous danny movement to incidentally in any case intelligence conveniently, cathy used in court. so the evidence can't officially be refuted by india. canada has not given any evidence in support of the serious, very serious allegation that the liberal leg is india against condemned to pretty much. we also see that as a fact that the pattern is motivated by political considerations on the part of the get it into the government. and there is also, as we have said, the clear pattern to smear india for reasons best known to them. talking about political considerations and motivations. how about this one to those minority government c

we start in india where ratan tata, who led one of india's biggest conglomerates, the tata group, hashe age of 86. he was one of india's most internationally recognised business leaders and took over the family business as chairman in1991. he transformed it into a global corporation through a series of high profile acquisitions including jaguar land rover and corus steel here in the uk. india's prime minister narendra modi called him a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being. mr tata died at a hospital in mumbai after a brief illness. our south asia correspondent samira hussain looks back at his life, and a warning that her report contains some flashing images. chairman of the tata conglomerate for more than two decades, ratan tata turned the company that bears his name into a global empire. shy and often described as a loner, tata was raised by his grandmother in mumbai. educated in the united states, he came back to india at age 25, to work in the family business. under his leadership, he turned an indian company into an international success

like india. of course, very close. he continues to monitor all the developing situation. india has an artificially reacted to the invasion over. it's really nothing not, but we will wait for that statement of itself by very well got into thank you so much for the view room just saw and rebecca and of as of who to, thanks for that update. but there's a change here now union of thoughts delivered a speech to members of the counselors here of presenting the dog details of his behind balls and in case belmont super max prison. now, while you have plenty of evidence, a slide washington with he said he finally pleaded guilty to journalism to win back his face of his life. i'm. it's funny. i want to be totally clear. i am not free today because the system worked, so i am free today off the use of incarceration because i put it guilty to journalism for all waiting for this for so long. and he did actually start by saying that sort of excusing himself in advance, saying that perhaps i will not be as polis

india's biggest ipo gets in gear — shares in hyundai motor india begin trading on the mumbai stock marketus switching off down under — we take a look at how australia's new "right to disconnect" law has been impacting workplace culture. welcome to business today. we start with the world of banking — hsbc�*s chief executive has announced a major overhaul of the bank that would split it into four divisions. from next year, europe's bigest bank will restructure its operations into four distinct units — hong kong, uk, corporate, and institutional banking. like many banks, hsbc is under pressure to address climbing costs and better manage expenses. let's speak now to peter hahn, emeritus professor at the london institute of banking & finance. you look at the rationale of how they are splitting up, it feels like east versus west and it is no coincidence given all the geopolitical tensions right now. , . , ., , the geopolitical tensions right now. , . ., now. yes, and investors have been asking _ now. yes, and investors have been asking for _ now. yes, and investors have been asking for this - n

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