the italian has only lost one match this season, that was to carlos alcaraz in the semifinals at indian wells's now bumped the spaniard down to third in the rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normalfamily, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing and life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. dominic thiem has won his first atp tour level win of the year, battling to a three—set victory over maximilian marterer in the opening round of the estoril open in portugal. thiem — whose season has been hindered with a recurrence of a wrist injury — took the first set, before marterer pulled level in a second set tie—break. however, it was the former world number three who broke to love in the fifth game of the deciding set to take victory in two hours and 17 minutes. meanwhile roberto bautista agut improved his car

his defeat by carlos alacraz in indian wells a fortnight ago remains the only time he's been beaten so nations where italy withstood a late fightback from ireland for a bonus—point victory in dublin. two trie from vittoria vecchini, and anotherfrom valeria fedrighi had italy ahead by 27—7 midway through the second half. however, ireland came back with a nevejones try, before aura mutzzo sealed the bonus point win with a fourth for italy. katie corrigan scored to give ireland late hopes of a first six nations win in almost two years, but italy held on for victory. translation: it was a tough match but itl is an historic day for us. we never won in ireland so we are going to celebrate. i am very happy for the intensity and the level that we made. disappointed to not get the win — disappointed to not get the win as _ disappointed to not get the win. as a group we try to change — win. as a group we try to change the narrative a little bit. change the narrative a little bit we _ change the narrative a little bit. we wanted to talk about performing and we wanted to talk about winning. you lo

his defeat by carlos alacraz in indian wells a fortnight ago remains the only time he's been beaten sopecial. but it is a moment. you love this moment. you are happy, then you fly to cincinnati, the day after you play again. there is not so much time to enjoy this. i know that i don't have so much time to prepare for a monocle. this is now trying to get confidence with clay. nelly korda hit a bogey—free seven—under—par 65 to claim her third lpga tour victory on the trot in arizona. the world number one, who started the day two shots off the lead, closed with two birdies in her final three holes to set the clubhouse target on 20 under. australian rookie hira naveed finished second on 18 under, while lexi thompson's challenge ended in the water on the 16th as she faded to third. and lebronjames secured a place alongside fellow great michaeljordan in the nba record books as his 40—point haul helped the los angeles lakers beat the brooklyn nets "6—104. james is only the second player, afterjordan, to score a0 points in more than one nba game after the age of 39. jordan, who played until he

the italian has only lost one match this season, to carlos alcaraz in the semi—finals at indian wells rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing and life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. easter monday in glen thorpe, for the past 60 years, the village has hosted the world cold parent —— kohler carrying championship. world kohler carrying championship. world kohler carrying championship. world kohler carrying championship. don't underestimate the weight of these sacks of coal. each one is 50 kilograms. that's about eight stone carried more than a kilometre uphill. as all these things often start, it was a bit of banter between three men in the pub. there was a coal man and a farmer and one of them said, "you look tired,. he said, "i'll tell you wh

pulled out of this year's australian open injanuary with a hip injury, and missed atp events at indian wellsdal has dropped to world number 644, and will take on italian flavio cobolli in his first match on clay since winning the french open two years ago. however, he wouldn't be drawn on whether he'd make this yea r�*s roland garros. i can't give you an injury update because the list is long... laughter i 'ust want because the list is long... laughter i just want to — because the list is long... laughter i just want to think _ because the list is long... laughter i just want to think about _ because the list is long... laughter i just want to think about what - because the list is long... laughter i just want to think about what can i i just want to think about what can happen, and i can tell you today i feel myself, good enough to be on court tomorrow, and that is so important and it means a lot to me to be able to play one more time here in barcelona. college basketball superstar caitlin clark has been drafted into the professional league as the first overall pick by the indiana fever. cl

pulled out of this year's australian open injanuary with a hip injury and missing atp events at indian wellsped to world number 644, will take on italian flavio cobolli — in his first match on clay since winning the french open two years ago, but wouldn't be drawn on whether he'd make this year's roland garros. i can't give you an injury date because the list is long. and i just want to think about what can happen. i only can tell you that, today i feel myself enough go to be on call tomorrow. and that for me is so important, means a lot to me to be able to play one more time here in barcelona. meanwhile, britain's jack draper has won his round of 32 match at the bmw open in munich. he beat vit kopshiva of the czech republic over three sets, winning 6-1, 5-7, 6-4... and claims his 50th atp tour victory in the process. derek underwood, one of england and kent's greatest ever bowlers, has died at the age of 78. the left—armer took 297 wickets in 86 tests between 1966 and 1982 the most by any england spinner. he claimed 2,465 wickets in 676 first—class matches overall. uk athletics has announce

that was by carlos alcaraz in indian wells. the number two is an amazing feeling.lfamily, my dad is this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing in life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the first one—day international against new zealand, largeley thanks to a superb unbeaten 92 from amyjones. they'd slumped to 79—6 in wellington, chasing the hosts total of 207, before being rescued by a record

that was by carlos alcaraz in indian wells. the number two is an amazing feeling. i never doubt to come to this point, i come from a very normalfamily, my dad is this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing in life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the first one—day international against new zealand, largeley thanks to a superb unbeaten 92 from amyjones. they'd slumped to 79—6 in wellington, chasing the hosts total of 207, before being rescued by a record unbroken seventh—wicket stand of 130 betweenjones and charlie dean. it meant they reached the target with nearly nine overs to spare. every game is important, but i think to start a series well makes it a little bit extra. obviously you don't want to go behind early on in the series, to sue get the win was huge for us, and the holebas an

our conversation and realized that he himself needs to learn something, including from the indian people, wellan nation , well, which one, which has, well , in fact, probably the deepest, greatest tradition in the world, in the world, resting from vedas and... mahabgarat and well, it's just that i don't know what we're talking about with merezhko, if he doesn't understand this, talking about some illiterate and uneducated indians there. dear friends, we still have an hour ahead of us, stay with us, it will be interesting, we have more to talk about. gasoline trimmers are so heavy, loud and inconvenient, and as always they run out of fuel in no time, and so you want to have beautiful ones. a well-kept plot, the solution is the garden trimmer kors from rozpakuy tv, buy it in time for a special price, only 999 uah. triamer corse is light, compact and incredibly powerful tool. it will cope with thickets and lawn even in the most inaccessible places, near fences, along paths, near the sidewalk, curb, around trees, unlike gasoline trimmer cors is incredibly light, even women can use it, but that's n

in indian wells.f train tracks, and they have a train so we could actually shoot some stuff on the train. so the director of photography is a very odd man named barry sonnenfeld. >> sure. >> he became a great director. >> and barry is very quirky, and he is strange. and he had a trans-am, and i had my first mid-life crisis car. >> jimmy: what was it? >> it was a little black porsche convertible. >> jimmy: all right. >> cliche. and he kept saying, it was a five-speed. and i had just come from a tip electronic vw bugs which was like automatic. and so he said you don't know how to drive that car. i said yes i do. no. i saw you pulling in. you don't know how to drive that car. why don't we race from indian wells to the border of santa monica tonight after work. and whoever wins takes the other guy out for dinner. i said great. so they're off shooting stuff. so i go to a special effects guy. i said tommy, you rig something in his ignition that i got devito to say "gentlemen, start your engines." so when yo

pulled out of this year's australian open injanuary with a hip injury, and missing atp events at indian wellswho's dropped to world number 644, will take on italian flavio cobolli in his first match on clay since winning the french open two years ago. however, he wouldn't be drawn on whether he'd make this yea r�*s roland garros. england all—rounder nat sciver—brunt and australia captain pat cummins have been named as the leading cricketers in the world by wisden. sciver—brunt becomes the first english woman to be given the honour. she made three centuries in five one—day internationals, including two in three days during the ashes and another off just 66 balls against sri lanka. with almost 100 days to go until the games in paris, the olympic flame has been lit in athens. the ceremony took place in greece's ancient olympia, where the first olympic games were held in 776 bc. the flame was handed to the first torchbearer — gold medallist at the tokyo olympics, greek rower stefanos douskos. it starts an international torch relay, travelling through greece, france, and french overseas territorie

pulled out of this year's australian open injanuary with a hip injury, and missed atp events at indian wellsdropped to world number 644, will take on italian flavio cobolli in his first match on clay since winning the french open two years ago. however, he wouldn't be drawn on whether he'd make this yea r�*s roland garros. i can't give you an injury of data because the list is long and ijust want to think about what can happen. i can tell you today i feel myself, enough good to be encore tomorrow and that for me is so important, means a lot to me to play one more time here in barcelona. veronika kudermetova fought back from a set down to beat barbora krejcikova in the opening round of the stuttgart open. the world number 19 bounced back from a break and 3—0 down in the deciding set to take a 5—7, 6—4, 6—4 victory. that's her third win in four career meetings with the czech. kudermetova will take on fourth seed elena rybakina in the second round. women's college basketball superstar caitlin clark has been drafted into the professional league as the first overall pick by the indiana fever. cla

his defeat by carlos alacraz in indian wells a fortnight ago remains the only time he's been beaten soay after you play again. so there is not so much time to enjoy this. i know that i don't have so much time to prepare for monaco so this is now trying to get confidence with clay. nelly korda hit a bogey—free 7—under—par 65 to claim her third lpga tour victory on the trot in arizona. the world number one, who started the day two shots off the lead, closed with two birdies in herfinal three holes to set the clubhouse target on 20—under. australian rookie hira naveed finished second, while lexi thompson's challenge ended in the water on the 16th as she faded to third. and lebronjames secured a place alongside fellow great michaeljordan in the nba record books as his 40—point haul helped the los angeles lakers beat the brooklyn nets 116—104. james is only the second player, afterjordan, to score 40 points in more than one nba game after the age of 39. jordan, who played until he was 40, achieved the feat three times, while james, who is 39, having now done it twice — and judging from this

he has been beatenjust once this year, by carlos alcaraz, in the semifinals of indian wells, and he'sabove the spaniard in the rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing and life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament, does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the first one—day international against new zealand, largely thanks to a superb unbeaten 92 from amyjones. chasing 208 in wellington, victroy looked unlikely when they slumped to 79—6, but a a record seventh—wicket stand of 130 between jones and charlie dean saw them reach their target with nine overs to spare, winning by four wickets. every game is important, but i think to start a series well makes it a little bit extra. obviously you don't want to go behind early on in the series, so to get the win was huge for us, an

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pulled out of this year's australian open injanuary with a hip injury, and missed atp events at indian wellsopped to world number 644, and will take on italian flavio cobolli in his first match on clay since winning the french open two years ago. however, he wouldn't be drawn on whether he'd make this yea r�*s roland garros. i can't give you an injury update because the list is long... laughter i just want to think about what can happen, and i can tell you today i feel myself, good enough to be on court tomorrow, and that is so important and it means a lot to me to be able to play one more time here in barcelona. college basketball superstar caitlin clark has been drafted into the professional league as the first overall pick by the indiana fever. clark is the all—time leading scorer across men's and women's college basketball, racking up the most three—point shots ever in a single season — a record previously held by professional player steph curry. she entered the wnba draft after finishing her final season as a senior at iowa university. this is the most competitive league in the entire w

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an englishman as well as an indian, yes, yes, well, yes, or maybe with a pakistani who is in charge, such a syndrome and it turns out that the hegemon cannot do anything with this little one, well , nothing like this syndrome, tomorrow the albanians can say so, the uzbeks, they will say everything, and the hegemon will find out, believe me, he can’t do anything, the world is changing in general, in my opinion , unenlightened, but how do we imagine the agreement, with whom, who is that side, you can treat it any way you like, but maybe dima is right? and in general, this dictate of the time cannot be considered by today’s institutions as something eternal, unshakable, no need to say, it seems to me that it is wrong that it this is the building around which, perhaps , it is necessary to conclude some kind of agreement between russia and china, well, maybe a couple of other countries that have joined this one, which i myself should explain why, and why at all. no, the very concept of concluding an agreement is from the past, what am i talking about, that is, it’s from the structure that

joe, some indian. welld former san jose mayor. >> stanley karnow on the november ballot. >> let's get a look at sfo to spring break. travel is said to be at its peak this weekend. it's not just spring break because a lot of folks they're going to be heading out of catch monday. solar eclipse changes come so excited that which might be there with them. faa forecasting more than well, 50,000 flight around the nation is spring break. travel peaks. that's a significant number of people. also heading to parts of the u.s. that will be in the so-called path of totality. for the clips that's going to be from texas to maine. the faa advises travelers a little patient do so. but a lot of extra time at the airport now. and for all those folks who bought tickets to texas, i feel bad because john, it looks like they're going to kind of cloudy alike on monday. and to take a look at this. >> just about able actually to yeah, from yesterday when the clouds parted just in time to catch a glimpse of that snow. so guys, incen

he's only loved one not so far this season that was against kind of such that as 2 weeks ago at indian wells, this as it moves sooner to number 2 in the world ranking above and kind of well number one goals and any core there has now once we tournaments in a role on the as the g tool, the lays is coming at the full championship in arizona as david stokes report. the, the end of the week and the trophy finale told the world number one with the food championship by 2 shots. and in doing so, i became the 1st woman to rack up 3 winds, and 3 starts since thailand's a re a to, to now getting in 2016. she's the 1st american to do it since nancy lopez in 1978. but what's the secret to his success? i don't really know. just really enjoying myself out there. and i mean, i love golf. i've always loved golf. i mean, sometimes it's harder than other days. last year was definitely one of the harder years. i never really got any momentum going with injuries and such 25 year old code that comes from a very supporting family. my sister jessica also plays on so i brought this the best in the pro tennis player

that was against carlos alvarez, 2 weeks ago at indian wells, is effort new scenario to number 2 in the world rankings above elk grove roll number one, know that junk ridge is now in big number 2. it's it's, it's an amazing feeling and i never thought to, to come to just find that come from a very normal family and my, my dad is still working. that's my mom do is so been, oh it's for me. it's it's and i'll sport is one thing and, and then life is different. so i'm, i'm, i'm very happy to be in this position. i'm just enjoying every moment. the golf and well, number one, nelly court corda has now 13 tournaments in a row on the lpga tour, the latest coming out to for championship in arizona, as david stokes report. it's the end of the week. i know the trophy phonetic, told the world number one when the food championship by 2 shots. and in doing so, i became the 1st woman to rack up 3 winds and 3 starts since thailand or we get you to not getting in 2016. she's the 1st american to do it since nancy lopez in 1978. but what's the secret to his success? i don't really know. just really enjoyi

he won the recent indian wells times will basing dynamite for the event that final. now, tiger woods says the spill capable of winning another mess. this title goals felt plaza building up to the 1st major best season in augusta. the must is getting underway on thursday. 5 time shopping woods is playing in only his 2nd tournaments of the year. the 48 year old has barely completed since having ankle surgery last night. if everything comes together, i think i can get one more. grab that any more letter. my practice sessions certainly are what they used to be. i used to live on the range or live on a short term facility and just gather all day. that's no longer the case. and so i'd have to be more focus on when i do get a chance to gather in practice and really crime down and make every shot count the imagining bicycle looks to have all ready for chase. the it's come back of the season. be san diego. apologize. coming from 8 runs down, so we knowing nights against the chicago cubs. fernando, such as junior hitting a go ahead to run home runs to complete the turn around,

celebrity couple, who rarely appear in public , happily posed for reporters at a tennis tournament in indian wellsth male and female. the world's first racket, iga swiątak, won the latter. after the match, she and zindeya met and discussed the game almost like colleagues, because the talented tennis player zindea was preparing for her new role under the guidance of brad gilbert, who coached such stars as andre agassi and andy marey. over the course of several months of training, zindaya became so proficient in this matter that in the film there was practically no need to use scenes with a double. in the contenders, zinday plays a young tennis player named tashi, who is destined for a brilliant career, however. her dreams are shattered by a terrible injury. tasha can no longer go on the court and becomes a coach, and her most successful ward is her own husband. she helps him become a star and win grand slams when he starts having a series of bad luck, tasha finds an unconventional move, enrolls her husband in tournamentlenger, where his opponent becomes his former best friend, whom tasha dated when

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well indian arthur, i'm calling this to archie. i'm more well save the bbc's. declining viewership in the region stands from it's biased coverage. i need this thing as actively as what they do financial thought they did not save taxes, which they were suppose to pay. so, you know, that was obviously something know and to pick and be allowed to continue with. so this, you know, do our certification you could say, or this formation of a new company is just a way for them to actually comply with been doing the conditions. this is sort of like a really good thing. i would want saying that there's a change in that approach or the static strategy which has been very uh, indoor phobic and can do the full big if you, if i have the patio and just to give you a basic idea of you don't need to see us how it has gotten into this starting from the several countries severe title b r y? no, i mean, you know, there are so many countries like me onboard with. they have openly defied the government regulations and the laws. so it's not about propagat

well, 70 years later, it's still the capital and the indians will always be champions. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. well, welcome to today's class where we are moving on as usual in this class, we're going to be talking about the power of

i think that domestic cosmonaut x has something to offer to our indian colleagues. only. well rosa, this is as always, it's great to have your company with us here on off the international really, but i look some of them the the, the scenes, the beginning of its history. the united states of america has officially declared this driving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colon is tested for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the confidence american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservation, given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of vice. a native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughter, devising, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exter

well. haslinda: the thing is, the indian market regulators are also seeing a bubble. it has been coming up in arms trying to moderate sentiment in the market. we have seen this before, and they say we have seen perhaps exuberance, particularly in mid and small caps. how are we assessing that? >> event tends to be very conservative and concern, which is why they probably will not reduce interest rates. they see the stock market as booming a little bit too much, but as we have seen in the past, this kind of boom can last a lot longer than the bank would like, and i think that is the case with india. haslinda: is it justified to take money out of india to go to china? we are seeing increasingly being done, and people say it is an inflection point, but from what you are suggesting, it's not the right move. >> with china, i believe the place to look would be the government companies. as you know, xi jinping really wants to have the government companies dominate the chinese market. you might want to look there, but again, when you look at the metrics, when we look at return

so i think on a procedural level, indian democracy remains very well intact. so i mean if you look at, for instance, the most recent state elections that took place last year, we had fewer recounts fewer complaints about border manipulation of vote rigging a relatively high voter turnout. uh so uh, i think if indeed democracy remains quite robust at a, at a procedural level and claims that if you know of movie winds again the to india will slide into some sort of dictatorship or we're seeing the death of indian democracy. i think this is very much exaggerated and i would still, i would argue that the institutions still remain stronger than the individual despite the challenges, the logistical challenges of putting together such a herculean oh, you know what the task of putting together such a large election. mr. boss needs the world's biggest democracy, india and the world's oldest constitutional democracy. the us, they're both holding elections this year. i mean, could there be any 2 major elections that are any, any different when you look at them? in your o

well, indian political analyst and also roaming around to decide, says the us has no business meddling in what's clearly an internal method for india . for us, it's a surprise that the us would want to have such a big station, which is nobody's business except in guess, you know, the american civil also had for example, like on know, georgia. right. and he was a republican. he was convicted. we've had no set, and i mean pre what's in be you know, and these are all charges even in georgia, is visiting with a demeanor charges with nobody ever commented on the systems where day to place in or what you know, the question, the judiciary in the us, you know, so for us, this sort of hostility is not welcome, you know, when they talk about the opposition bodies, you know, being, you know, or having some sort of pressure on them to be honest them, you know, how is it then that of the b became into our 2014 mister gauge was, was trying to time is a rash in such a manner that it is closest to the elections. you know, if someone's, i should not be, this should not be the guy a little time that sho

well, indian political, unless stand on the run mean your engine decide says the us has no business meddling in what is clearly an internal matter for india up the you know, for us it's always a surprise that the us would want to have such a fixation of the gods into those matches, which is nobody's business except in guess, you know, of the american civil also had for example, diploma, illinois, golf no. george drive, he was a republic and he was a convicted of a we've had no signature. not every pre who was convicted, you know, and these are all them charges believe and other charges missing, but it just a domino geologist. however, nobody ever commented on what the systems were taking place in or what you know. so question the judiciary in the us, you know, so for us this sort of hostility is not welcome. you know, when we talk about fiji balls, fazio, the opposition parties, you know, of being the, you know, or having some sort of pressure on them. let me ask them, you know, how is it then that of the became into power in 2014 mister gauge was, was trying to diamond arrest in such a mann

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or are they preparing something different had once they've killed all the palace post indians have gaza? well, let's be clear, said said majority leader, chuck schumer likes to be senate majority leader election is coming up as president by the once the election and the whole democratic party wants the window election and they have 2 problems. i should say. they had the court between 2 conflicting forces. on the one hand, there is a jewish billy in their class and by the one storm know that you need their money. you know, in our country where you calculate the success of the campaign is how much money and cost campaign contributions comes in each week. they keep very close tracking that number. he needs the money in general. i won't say every case in general. there's been good social scientific research on it. there's a direct correlation between which side gets the most money and campaign contributions and who wins the election. that's the way our system works. so he needs that money and that was the george millionaire class has since october 7th. it's become utterly and totally roofless in

then the government got involved, then the stars came, and the indian stars came first, then the world stars came so that this question, welle, then the world will definitely come where they won’t, after 2 years palm trees grew on this beach , the first turtles ran, only... very clean water lives in the turtle, sand appeared, and people could see what a beautiful beach, here now the question is where did the plastic go, was it thrown away, was it thrown into landfills, is the question where the state goes and what does it do with it, and what happens next and what happens with the development, we return to the issue of technology, there must be those technologies that allow , once again parallel things, we must choose, we must sort, we must do all this as a person, as a state or as those organizations or as the business that is responsible for this. must do our part, including innovation and technology, so that our work is not wasted in vain, and the fact that we are trying to save nature did not work out in such a way that they simply put it in another place, they harmed nature in another place, this needs to be avoided in

well, there's no doubt that the indian economy is, is really performing quite well and growing. and we have a new emerging middle class expanding, lower middle class, whatever. and western financial institutions see a great opportunity for participating in ad, wealth management and so forth. and so they are, um, you know, positively looking at, at india and the other him, you know, economists are a little questionable about the, you know, the g, d, p, and india. they tend to think it's kind of overestimated. but even if it is over estimate, it's still growing quite well. and as i said, western financial interest, psych, chase and now there's a i want to get in the market. but you can't separate that from what's going on with china. and the same interest less than financial interest, see the writing on the wall. the economic more between us in china and europe in tow is going to intensify. and as we speak and all the us is about to introduce un sanctions on the chinese financial institutions. because of, you know, they're all in the trenches of russia and so forth. so, uh, the, t

amazon claim that was the future now, but it's since come to light a fleet of indian work as well, watching every move of the shop us and manually recording what they had selected. the revelations raised more than a few y browse online. the amazon build its just walk out stores as some try out the day i in reality, it was powered by thousands of low paid indian workers manually adding up items in your cart as you shopped. how insanely dystopian i might just be an underpaid, overlooked indian virtual worker, the amazon deputy that the stores back in 2018. but it's now been revealed more than a 1000 indian workers were used by the company to manually track customized purchases . and they took hours for them to compile the data, which was then used to generate the receipts right, let's discuss this live now with author and column is professor the category professor is good to have you join me right now. i'm as un haled best as the future of shopping. was it on a lie of the 1st instance? i did come, so now i'm missing because the human beings to put it all to the newest degree. i begun just rev

and we heard from a distinguished guest from india who shared his thoughts on russian indian cooperation as well. i think the biggest achievement as being the india in russia have sent a re care cigna posit data relationship stand on own by it. so it is not predicated on the other relationships. and if you have engagement, which actually goes back historically, is our long historical groups. but it also looks into the future. and it is a relationship which has been studies got and even q. it will continue as far as lots of aspects off international regions like on sent to the old tradition, right. is a full patient. the energy partnership is one of them. in fact, the energy partnership has a good on for the last 2 or 3 years. i'm going to magic these big companies in the last haul. so engine companies would invested in us and then drug charles and russian companies had to enter the indian space, especially the energy picked up on the ship is different lee on a very strong note and is bound to go into the future as in or india needs to also diversify its energy or sources and not so for me now my