indians cook both bread and meat in this hot barrel.paprika, turmeric, cumin, cardamom, cilantro, onion. the marinade for chicken kebab should be thick. in india there is even a profession called masalchi, a spice mixer. spices continue to be a significant export product for the country; it is generally accepted that indian seasonings are on the tables of 70% of the world's population. earth, the first who tried to establish commercial ties with india was the tver merchant afanasy nikitin. he got there in 1471. 30 years earlier. more than 500 years have passed since nikitin’s journey, trade turnover between india and russia reached $45 billion. after the collapse of the ussr , relations between our countries were destroyed, economic ties were severed. if the soviet union was india's first trading partner, then russia retreated in the nineties towards the end of the second decade. yeltsin visited india only once in 1993, and then he did not have time to travel to this important country. putin has visited india nine times already. at the

statistics; in the twenty-third, the volume of russian-indian trade reached 65 billion.has never happened, this is an absolute record, in previous years our trade turnover was approximately 11-12 billion dollars annually, our trade relations are far from limited to the supply of russian oil to india, some areas, if possible briefly, the supply of russian fertilizers, side, indian exports to russia are growing at a much less active pace, and this creates, of course, a large imbalance in trade, which is why the indians themselves and we are now paying great attention to increasing the export of indian products to russia. well, based on last year, we can say that indian supplies to russia have increased, of various mechanical engineering, chemical products , electrical equipment, of course , medicines, seafood, the main task is to diversify the export basket and - in projects on the russian arctic shelf, we are interested in cooperation in the northern sea route, dialogue in all these areas. there is a very active relationship with the indian side, just the other day - igor

they to them the indians struck the they had no chance. the indians fired the volley first and then the colonists tried to pick up their arms and fight back by then most of the natives had dropped their weapons weapons and withdrawn from their belts. one of the deadliest weapons on the new england. not the knife, not tomahawk, the war clock. the war club was like using a baseball bat hitting but wielded by a champion hitter. they were absolutely deadly weapons. and in the book, i show some illustrations of natives carrying clubs and a current war club. also from the 1600s that survived that era. and so they were wiped out. over 60 militia were killed, 718 of the 18 teamsters driving the wagons were also killed. and it was one of the worst disaster areas. and new england history deerfield was abandoned that for several years. of course, the war was not over after king philip was killed and the war ended, it was still a dangerous. multiple attacks occurred through the late 1600s and for few generations the disastrous bloody brook haunted the

and in deerfield attack, indian re popular theme.k inspired the 1939 motion picture starring henry fonda in the revolution, and then another novel based on captivity in the hands of the senecas represented a blond white woman wearing a and shredded short sleeves, bound at the wrists behind her two bare chested indians to beat her fate, quote, would would she be tortured, sold or forced to marry as the lurid cover copy indian captivity literature joined enjoyed a long life from mary robinson to john williams for the captive and even to the 1956 john wayne film the 1searchers. then finally, native voices returned at the covenant memorial association forhe firs. the curator designed new clothes to drape over the engravings of the old cenotaph tablets. for example, one tablet read she married a savage and became one. the new panel read married and adopted by the culture and customs language in her new community and kind of wacky and of the tablets were new information about that and then finally in thousand and four native tribes were in

u ju pushed the indians. and while my western collection ends, basically at that point, the one thing i saw just was so full of hope was a photograph in an auction a. i thought it really belong in here. and it w gng west in the dust bowl. and you know, it's an item of bill now. it's not a covered wagon, but you've got the gold and and the whole thing. and i thought it really symbolized his the american spirit of always trying to do better. so that concludes tour through my own discover. so what my collection really represented in terms of my basic concerns in life and i really enjoyed my so much more and enjoyed pulling all stuff out and looking at things like, why did i ever buy the telegraph document? i mean, what does that have to do with that? it was hope, it was the future. it the changes. the railroad really changed. so i just urge people to think more deeply about the there could be a lot of hidden things that you really can enjoy a much more. we have a few minutes for questions. if you have any. i hap

indian officials and representatives of indian business, but let me remind you that the summit, whichin newdelhi, and the peace summit is planned at the beginning of summer in switzerland, the ukrainian country insists that russia should not take part in this event, but here in newdeli, of course, understands that talking about peace without russia’s participation, to put it mildly, is wrong, thank you very much. us representatives came, this was last year, president macron came , but india’s policy regarding the russian-ukrainian conflict has not changed, but they are obviously trying to make at least some effort to win over to their side those states on which a lot depends and which russia in fact, they don’t condemn, we have already shown you funny footage from brazil, where there is a similar example. macron arrived as a result of macron’s meeting with the president and said that we remain... the perpetrator of a terrorist attack of significant amounts cryptocurrency funds from ukraine, which were used in preparing the crime. another suspect has been identified and detained. he wa

that's a sign thla to individual indians they could beco citizens and i will be with the world in indian territory but here is the advocate making fun of the leading the blind and pushing the indians intohe ditch and they're editorializing they're frighteng, trying to frighten fright us natives, our cherokee people, other tribes and to givi up their. i make this claim the u.s. government is weess to do, but it turns out not to be true. so some tentative conclusions here. i say tentative because just sort of de a first pass survey of this in the early from the early days of indian territory press the forties to the seventies. if you ask tribal land. but as and a lot of boosterism a lot of moral and educational concerns andhen as we saw some sometimes calling out racial stereotype. we're not savages defending themselves and the boomers and others as land grabbers, freeloaders, squatters. one thing i did notice that today, native people do say, but, you know, this nd is our traditional land. we, for spiritual purpos, that doesn't really come up in the 19thentury. i at least saw a civilized,

you had images of villains and noble indians. you had india, white relationships or marriages that worked out. you had those that fell apart. and you also had mixed images of what they referred to as, quote of the evil half breed, but also the noble half rate. anyway, native stars like james young, dear, an empty coke actor, writer and director involved in the production of more than a $150.00 silent films. many with his wife, lilian st. see or, or red wing. they were the 1st native american hollywood power for america's cowboy philosopher. will rogers, a citizen of the cherokee nation. at one point rogers, who starred in more than 70 films, was the highest paid actor in hollywood, a steven host of the oscars and 1934. so the only native american to do so the most of the early indigenous stars have been forgotten replaced by an image of native americans drilled into the culture by hundreds of hollywood western the . we all know the stereotypes, the brave white cowboy fighting the savage indians to bring civilization to the wild w

indian ocean, we are going to chabahar wharf, where my colleague , mr.jad mehtari, the correspondent of sed and cima news agency, is present. hello, mr. mehtari , we see and hear your report. hello , dear colleague and viewers of the news network, just like you. you also mentioned that we are in chabahar wharf , where the fifth it started today with the presence of iranian, chinese and russian vessels, and tomorrow it will enter its operational phase. we are here at the service of the iranian amir, commander of the navy, so that we can ask a series of questions together, amir . i say hello to you, amir. this exercise is being held in the north of the indian ocean in the area of ​​world trade, that is, the strait of hormuz, bab al-mandam and malacca. i think the most important goal is to ensure stable security in this region. what is the difference with the exercises of the previous year, in the name of allah? rahman al-rahim, first of all , i would like to congratulate all the muslims of the world, especially the dear people of my country, on the arrival

leader says operations against israel lead linked vessels will extend to include ships crossing the indian ocean. and russians are heading to polls throughout the country in a three-day presidential election. hello everyone, it's 1 pm in the bessieg gaza strip and you're watching press tv world news. palestinian resistance movement hamas says has put forth new proposal for gaza cease fire with the aim of ending israeli war on the besieg territory. hamas says it is presented the proposal to egyptian and qatari mediators, the movement. says under this proposal, the occupying israeli forces have to leave gaza. hamas says this proposal also includes return of displaced palestinians to their homes and providing them with aid. exchange of palestinian prisoners with israeli captives held in gaza is also included. report said initial exchange will see release of israeli women, children, the elderly and sick, they will be freed in return for the release of 700 to 100 palestinians. the israelit. regime though said the new hamas position is based on what it called unrealistic demands. senior hamas of

4000000 of our fellow indians. yes. yeah. in 1942, this story is a go and people do nothing about it that this will under 50 years ago on these fluttering and reading armies good. much right in the hospital. if i was going to do hundreds of thousands of people, believe them and, and children s lives, this was the speak, the living look where we are now and me, i'll me day to come in throwing every day and security economy and culture it's, it's a great time to be born in and then the only thing i would say this is one of i'm an indelible me, you know, i'm very optimistic about in there. but yes, things which i, what criticising i looked at the size and i think one of the biggest for sydney and them said, is that we get complacent very quickly. re one of the fields is i didn't many out as you mean, is it in enough fair to be heavy, will automatically become awful. i said nothing is or do we won't get a better opportunity than this. but if you mess up the next decade, if we do our typically, you know, indians, our biggest probl

it's actually live in indian photo noti. so there's a fluttering in rita who in fact us me and destroyed that them. and that the infant is being very booth. and the way i see it and i meet this point in the document, they will be it wrong to say that, of course. and it's for him to them, but then do good but. but we should be included about that if i got it was usually by the gentleman who as far as like a gas of he's coming. okay. yeah, just to me shows and yeah, you know, the one who finds the kids from the most of them that have been said yes, he is coming to that. i'm generally the input absolutely bid loaded on. yeah. because he was think it because he saw the evidence before the me in the, in the case because law john youngster. wonderful. that's right. to me it's a civilization in a moment. then if we use it with this can be i take off on your team and we will also send the message to the world about religious tolerance. i think we with the chief justice board meeting to be with him at this document as well. and he in

the indian government has announced rules implement the controversial.ears the government is using this law and other similar laws to wide and crackdown on them. india introduced this bill in 2016 with the aim of granting citizenship to what it calls a persecuted section of refugees. however, the bill has become one of the most controversial issue across the country since it excludes muslims from availing citizenship. accused the ruling bjp of targeting a particular community on the basis of faith, which experts call unconstitutional. commentators also question the exclusion of persecuted religious minorities from other regions such as tibet, sri lanka and myanmar. india's interior ministry has said in a statement, those eligible can now apply online for indian citizenship. the issue has been one of the key pledges of indian prime minister since assuming. office in 2014, the new legislation makes changes to more than six decades old indian citizenship law, it's unfortunate for us that we are not part of this new law, despite the fact we have faced worse

indian government has announced rules implement a 2019 controversial citizenship law.aman has more from new delhi. nda says it will enact the citizenship amendment act that provides fast track naturalization for multiple religious groups who fled to india from afghanistan, bangladesh and pakistan before 2014. the law however excludes muslims from those countries. back in 2019, law's approval sparked deadly protests across the country and was halted since. the muslim minority. india fears the government is using this law and other similar laws to wide and crackdown on them. india introduced this bill in 2016 with the aim of granting citizenship to what it calls a persecuted section of refugees. however, the bill has become one of the most controversial issue across the country since it excludes muslims from availing citizenship. critics accused the ruling bjp of targeting a particular community on the basis of faith. which experts call unconstitutional, commentators also question the exclusion of persecuted religious minorities from other regions such as tibet, sri lank

the new legislation makes changes to more than six decades old indian citizenship law. it's unfortunate for us that we are not part of this new law, despite the fact we have faced worse persecution any community has faced so far. we have still hope one day india will accept us. on the ground of humanity, opposition political parties have accused the ruling party of influencing the elections, saying the mo is to polarize the voters considering its timing. more than 200 petitions challenging the law are still pending before the code of law. india we thank india, they provide us shelter, it's an act of kindness, but we urge this country not to abandon us, knowing the fact we have seen deadly violence and persecution. india, home to roughly 200 million muslims, have recently seen targeted attacks and vicious hate campaigns, critics accused the ruling party of mixing religion with politics resonating with india's majority. press tv, new delhi, india. that's it for latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. this is forest. in this week's show

we will also go to the north of the indian ocean and discuss the joint exercise of the maritime security belt under the command of the iranian navy . i invite you to accompany us until the end. russian and chinese destroyers arrived in the northern indian ocean to begin the main phase of the maritime security belt exercise under the command of the iranian navy . the spokesman of the iran-russia-china joint naval exercise said that in the fifth round of this exercise, in addition to china and russia, five countries will participate as observers to establish peace and security. nit in the northern indian ocean and carrying out specialized cooperation in the maritime field and cooperation that we can fight against the sinister phenomenon of piracy and maritime terrorism in the region of interest with neighboring countries and day by day we are trying to increase this collective cooperation and companionship. fortunately, this year, in addition to the main countries that have always participated in the exercise during these 5 years , we have observers from five countries, in this regard , to

ancerla leader said, so far three operations have been conducted in the indian ocean. yemini armed forces have been attacking israely linked ships in the red sea since mid november to force the regime to stop its genocide in gaza. and in response us and uk have launched air strikes on yemen for what they call protecting international shipping. yemen though rejects that claim and has retaliated by targeting american and british ships uh in the red sea latest us lead air strikes hit. yemen's haja governor it early friday, yemen says israel, the u.s. and britain are responsible for mounting tensions. joining us now from san from the story is hussein al bukhaiti activist and political commentator. hello hussein, hope you're safe and doing well out there in the yemini uh capital. your thoughts on abdul malik al, hooot these comments that things may rise and may see escalation and expansion of the uh geographics of these operations against uh israely link ships uh yeah mean he was clearly that uh he mentioned that yeman will expand their attack because uh we have noticed tha

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for indian bonds than equities. haslinda: is not just growth, it's 8% growth. given what we are seeing, should you be buying the debt? -- the dip? or wait for correction to come? tom: it depend on investor outlook. any investors are long-term holders. i think we could see a correction given where valuations are but is not that dissimilar to a lot of markets we are seeing. valuations getting stretched, 8% growth in india is very appealing. the long-term structural drivers look very interesting and their earnings growth has been strong. i think any decent size correction for investors will be moving back into that market. you're talking about liking indian bonds right now. what should you be picking up? tom: 7% is what i'm liking. [laughter] yeah, it's pretty simple. you get a very good deal. we got this new inclusion process in the jp morgan em index, foreign investors very underway. in terms of correlations with other bond markets and equities, it does give good diversification, the portfolio. i think there's a lot

our country accounts for about a quarter of all indian oil imports.partment called the information about a decrease in the volume of supplies from russia unreliable. it was economic news. short. a record-breakingly expensive pre-wedding party took place in india. 2 days before... the start of the holiday, the couple hosted a dinner for 50 thousands of villagers near the event, well, the party itself was attended by more than a thousand guests, including mark zuckerberg, bill gates and ivanka trump. well, rihanna and beyoncé, the newlywed heirs of indian billionaires themselves, also sang for them. our correspondent evgeniy davidov will tell you the details. in perhaps the most expensive pre-wedding party of the year, india's richest man, force number nine, marries his son to the daughter of a pharmaceutical company owner. the newlyweds will officially enter into the wedding was only in the summer, but at the very beginning of spring they decided to organize a magnificent celebration, to which 1,200 guests were invited. the event takes place in the sta

for many indians secularism. was the western concept impose on a devout populace by india was willing to meet in the decades after independence the secular consensus game on done. the hindu ride began to gain ground, arguing that in the name of secularism, bodies like nettles, congress was practicing appeasement by granting special fee was due, mostly secularism. is the bible of this country? property induced a simply very much part of this country, but there is a difference between the meaning of this excluded and suddenly after the bark. this wasn't the meaning of symbolism. begin up losing the muslims. and so pressing into the country and it's already is just by home. i know that these are created in this that i'm going to the we can go right. the reason to believe that this country was in the country that particularly muslims and christians did not have any basis or nicely exist in this country. so they played on this idea of minority lights on justifiable unnecessary idea in any democracy. and they turned it

and the indian navy rescues the crew of a hijacked ship in the indian ocean — 35 somali pirates surrenderhello, i'm anjana gadgil. princess diana's brother, charles spencer, has told the bbc that he and his sister suffered violent punishments at home by a nanny referred to as nanny forster. he said the punishments were painful and really hurt, adding that violence against children damages them, whatever family they are born into. charles spencer also said the press attention suffered by his sister was more dangerous than the attention online focused on kate, the current princess of wales. princess diana's brother was speaking in an interview to be broadcast tomorrow on the bbc�*s sunday with laura kuenssberg. earlier, i spoke to graham satchell, who has been reviewing the material in the interview and asked him what was the main thrust of earl spencer's comments were. well, this was a searingly honest interview with earl spencer, and at times difficult to watch, to be honest. he has written a book about his experiences of his childhood, particularly at boarding school, and he talks about

.— crew were indians.nk you very much- — crew were indians. thank you very much. our— crew were indians. thank you very much. our reporter - crew were indians. thank you j very much. our reporter from very much. our reporterfrom the newsroom and singapore. staying with the port story one of the east coast's busiest ports it is now closed and us carmakers, general motors and would say they will have to some shipments. we talk to a professor from some shipments. we talk to a professorfrom the kerry professor from the kerry business school and he gave us a sense of the impact of the foreclosure. the port of baltimore is the largest automobile import—export port and in the short term it will have a huge impact on the automobile industry. could you elaborate on the ramifications? what will be the knock—on effects? to start with, the container ship is already here and stuck and they cannot get it out. you can't get anything in, you have to reroute to other ports. the impact differs depending on different manufac

the angry scenes erupt it on the streets of the indian capital. as mister casual walls supporters flashed with police earlier this week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister from residence to the mound. the opposition politicians was police made a number of arrest and use water counted to pick up the pro government demonstrators also gathered for a time for rally, detention to come across. the country prefers to go to the polls for next month's general action. we heard from former indian um, boss for a month you said, who sees the us is fighting against the tide of a multi portal world unkempt. keep our thing as the world's policeman, the id for to dog by the government or this. so, you know, they have activities, i'm bought into the comments. um we have a very strong uh, air, you know, independent judiciary and the cases are being card in, in the quote. so i also, so i don't think it's, it's very, very um, you know, and very much to the don king, they should not have commented about why they're doing it. maybe. uh, you know, but us

the indian tourism and travel market has bounced to almost pre-covid levels. a $50 billion opportunity. the kind of scale it will reach over the next 3-4 years is noteworthy. we expect almost 14% cagr over the next three years. almost 1000 plus aircrafts which have been preordered. 25,000 rooms which are still being billed for hotels. although the market is looking bullish from a tourism standpoint. haslinda: what trends are you seeing, where are indians traveling within the country, what are you anticipating? prahlad: domestic tourism has picked up quite a bit. we also have a lot of visa free destinations across india, which is doing well. you have countries like dubai, singapore and thailand which are doing well for indian tourists. you also have sri lanka, we have now malaysia, philippines, all of these are picking up, nepal as well. all of these are doing quite well. you also have a huge boom of domestic tourism in india. the indian government has been bullish promoting multiple tourism destinations. there are 76 tourism circuits in india. multiple pilgrim

the indian national congress party led this country to independence but now is a shadow of its former capitalise on government missteps. so will these elections be any different? arunoday: this is the man seen as the opposition's hope to take on prime minister narendra modi. congress leader rahul gandhi is travelling across the country, asking voters what they want. translation: this is a question you will have to ask _ yourselves every day. unemployment, inflation, this is your future. well, going by the support over here, it seems like a vote of confidence, at least from the supporters of rahul gandhi, for the congress party. this is the very significant, politically significant constituency of amethi, which has always belonged to the gandhi family. for 15 years, rahul gandhi represented this seat, before that, his mother, his father, his uncle. so it's really remained with the gandhi family, until 2019, in a shock defeat, the congress party lost to the bjp here. so can he win them back? an hour away from the noise of the campaign trail, i meet 65—year—old shabir khan in the village