you may have named this event " howdy modi." modi on its own is nothing. an ordinary person who follows the orders of 1.3 million indians. and therefore, when you ask modi, my answer is that -- only answer to this is [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] friends, our american friends must be wondering and surprised, what has he just said? trump and my american friends, i simply said everything is fine. however, i said it in some different languages from india. languages are a very integral part of our identity as a liberal and democratic society . for centuries, in our country, dozens of languages, hundreds of indiats have coexisted in in perfect harmony and are the mother tongue of millions of people. and friends, it's not just languages. cts,ur country, different se dozens of communities, different rituals and ways of worship, hundreds of different regional traditionalferent dress styles, different season cycles. this is what makes this land amazing. unity and diversity is our heritage. and this is what makes us unique. india is they of

newly-reelected prime minister modi. >> howdy, my friends. and applause] [speaking in native tongue] [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] leland: all right. so we're trying to get the translation here that comes in simultaneously as we're going to listen to what the prime minister has to say in a minute. you have to think about this in the prism of who the prime minister is also speaking to. as you noted, laura, just recently reelected. president trump congratulated him on that, said it was the largest democratic election in the history. it's midnight in india -- laura: right.lee and there are few more important events in most countries than their leader coming to the united states and then speaking on the same stage as the president of the united states. i think any television network would love whatever ratings prime minister modi is going to get tonight in india. laura: the u.s. has a report of four million indian-americans, roughly 300,000 in the houston, dallas region. and as we see there in the c

majority leader hoyer. >> prime minister modi returns to the stage with president trump. president then spoke to about borderans control efforts in both countries. this is about 90 minutes. ♪

soil but there were also many anti modi protests has gathered outside a white house correspondent can be how could reports from houston. oh wherever you are indra modi goes controversy usually follows outside the houston stadium in advance of the indian prime minister's speech modi supporters physically grabbed al-jazeera as camera and yanked press credentials as we tried to film those protesting his visit modi was once banned for years for entering the united states for violations of religious freedom but on sunday he stood in front of thousands of indian americans alongside u.s. president donald trump already by france the massive rally is designed to beam a positive image of modi after international criticism of his move stripping kashmir of its autonomy there's also been a surge of attacks under modi's government against religious minorities in india analysts say modi's nationals ground of politics is very similar should trumps i do logically surprisingly similar. be invested in a kind of nationalism a kind of muscular nationalism going to strong nationalism and because of speakin

government against religious minorities in india analysts say modi's nationals ground of politics is very similar should trops i do logically surprisingly similar. be invested in a kind of nationalism a kind of muscular nationalism going to strong nationalism and become of speaking the same idiom but on stage the pair touted the economic benefits of their friendship he has already mert the american economy. growing again. our friends have begun. their relationship. you are richer our culture. you are told are. you uplift our community so you are truly proud to be american trying to lowly hope to sign a trade deal during modi's visit to boost india's sluggish economy it would also give trump an economic win after a prolonged u.s. trade war with china but i will cite the rally many people protested the joint appearance of the 2 leaders this woman says she's furious trunk granted modi the global legitimacy he seeks number one he has divided his country number 2 here. and that is that i am a cabinet that have been i'm going on in kashmir the prime minister. also said to croatia who are y

indian prime minister narendra modi takes center stage in texas for the warm welcome from present dot com. and i took up our is still there in the sea of japan but you can see it's not got much form to typical hook of what is really a deep depression so there's still a lot of rain falling on the coast of honshu and there are go warnings out all along that coast but basically things disappearing out through honshu it might briefly take on a bit more strength and cause a bit of damage in her condo to be honest some wind damage but mostly it's going to be still a story of rain and as you can see once it's gone the weather's fine again and quite warm 29 in tokyo much same in pyongyang slightly warmer in beijing and the skies largely are clear and the winds are not that strong so it's a passing trend i'm not sure it's going to be the last by any means the western pacific is quite active at the moment to try to form a little tropical spinners. but it's over the water we seem to have traded nor the northeast the monsoon as a good part of china is now dry and fine and quite warm the cloud is

of the internet age india's attempt to silence the people of kashmir when prime minister narendra modi made good on his election promise to revoke article 370 of the indian constitution he swept away what little remained of kashmiri autonomy the region officially called jamu and kashmir in india is now set to come under complete control of the government in new delhi more indian troops have flooded it and communications have been cut off a near total shut down of the internet mobile phones and landlines a blackout that is now into its 4th week 2 distinct news narratives have since emerged indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are the handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian governme

deal during modi's visit to boost india's sluggish. kaname it would also give trump an economic win after a prolonged u.s. trade war with china but not one side the rally many people protested the joint appearance of the 2 leaders this woman says she's furious trying granted modi the global legitimacy he seeks and number one he has divided his country number 2 he. is that of a cat that has been running behind him push me i just. want you to try all right and other girls. can really help. this is i'll just use the top stories the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed leaving more than one 150000 people stranded on holiday and about 20000 people out of work flights have also been grounded the british government is promising to help anyone stuck abroad the cia is launching. this is the largest repression since the 2nd world war and we will be bringing home everybody. back to the u.k. as close as possible to their return this is a huge operation 150000 people currently abroad. over 40 craft and those aircraft are already

kashmir's $2000000000.00 apple harvest left to rot after modi strips the region of autonomy.but briggs it housing prices dubliners are being driven out of the capital as big business drives up property prices. prime minister narendra modi has an ambitious target for india he hopes that by 2015 the economy will double in size to 5 trillion dollars making it the 4th largest economy by the us china and japan right now modi could miss that target just like his promise to create $10000000.00 jobs a year during his 1st term to become a 5 trillion dollars economy well india needs to sustain a growth rate of 8 percent more for a couple of years very few nations have managed to sustain that level of growth china south korea and japan are exceptions but g.d.p. sank to just 5 percent in the april to june quarter the government maintains that the economy will expand by 7 percent this year independent economists though disagree some even believe that it is in recession already at the same time unemployment is at a 45 year high of 6 point one percent if. doesn't improve hopes of creating j

indian prime minister narendra modi receives a warm welcome from president donald trump. hello the winter weather warning has been lifted from montana without an indication of how cold the air was at least a tide but the cold and warm junction a frontal system if you like is still there and that's a line of potentially heavy rains but asunder mixed in trusting slowly east was such that by the time dawn breaks on monday the stay be a lot of showers back through tuck texas and across the border into mexico and then fading off into the distance but his principle point is to reduce the temp is ahead of it as it goes through the ahead of it it's 33 in washington if you don't get forward a day or 2 or down to about 26 choose to study huge change just enough to produce rain on its way through at the same time we've got more rain showing up in northern mexico in sonora desert and in places like arizona evidence of the southwest monsoon in the u.s. very active weather still throughout the caribbean the green is rain usually in the 4 showers sometimes thunderstorms covering most of

mr narendra modi's a life member of r.s.s. r.s.s. was an organization that was inspired by a dolphin and most allouni came about in 1925 they believed in racial purity racial superiority they also believed there were any of your race like the. nazi believe there were any race all that i'm saying can be verified this is the time of information revolution you can google all this what i'm saying but it is very important for me to explain this to you so you know what is happening in india this r.s.s. believed in the at the glancing of muslims from india the one point there was racial superiority of the hindu race secondly. it was hatred for the muslims and for the christians because they believe that this golden age of hindu civilization was stopped because of muslim rule centuries back then the british rule of india so it was racial superiority and hatred for muslims and christians. this is openly stated you look at the the founding fathers of r.s.s. go to walk around. just google them and you'll find out and this this ideology of hate

should president trump discuss these issues with narendra modi?has a long—standing policy but to the united states will not mediate on the issue of kashmir, inasmuch as kashmir is a disputed territory between india and pakistan. so simply because india has but a long—standing foreign—policy tenet, the us knows better than to try to mediate, u nless better than to try to mediate, unless it is ask for help. and india has not asked for any help on this issue. it sees it as an internal matter. an internal matter and no interference so far from the americans. what is the sentiment right now among indian americans about this closer relationship? we heard and that rally but trump and narendra modi werejust praising each other, they have this sort of bromance going on. that's right, but you know, i remember when we used to talk about a bromance between modi and 0bama as well. i think the larger takeaway from this is that the indo—us partnership is probably bipartisan. it transcends individual leaders and parties. the one thing thatis leaders and parties.

donald trump joins india's prime minister for an unusual joint rally dubbed howdy modi at a stadium in houston texas. it was a controversial victory the singapore grand prix more details of pisa coming up its . first day hong kong police have clashed with protesters outside a shopping mall which was vandalized along with a metro station the demonstrators trampled on a chinese flag and lit fires as they targeted stores links to china it is the 16th straight weekend of anti-government protests sarah clarke reports from hong kong. they arrived in the hundreds taking over some of the city's largest shopping malls at the new town planners are in shock teen they converged on every floor shops like to buy land with a target this time some stopped on china's national flag before ripping it up was for hours they sang and yelled abuse story writers suspected of being pro beijing or pro hong kong government benchley stores and restaurants were forced to close. outside the mall protesters used umbrellas to hide their faces before smashing security cameras and burning barricades. specialist right p

the world but particularly focusing down at the end as you say on kashmir and india here cues 900 modi india's prime minister of rebuffing pakistan's attempts at reconciliation of cova kashmir a year ago he accused the renderer modi of overstepping 11 un declarations that had sought to guarantee the rights of kashmiris he accused modi of following a fascist type ideology bent on 2 the purity of race an ideology of hate borrowed he said from hitler and mussolini and in the end he said that the goal of all of this india's actions in kashmir was the ethnic cleansing of most of the muslims from the face of india you heard him speaking there he said look when this when these security controls are lifted in kashmir that have been in place since the beginning of august they will be a backlash on the streets people will come out there are $900000.00 indian soldiers there they will be a massacre bloodbath he said that will be blamed on pakistan and all of that will then bring these 2 nuclear armed neighbors neighbors back into a situation of potential conflict with consequences he said for the

president donald trump it in a usual move will join modi on stage in houston obviously bar drop shark all. the it is 2016 presidential campaign trump courted their vote. and even though most indian americans voted for his opponent trouble need all the help he can get for his reelection bid in 2020 he's also hoping to sign a trade agreement with modi to counter the ongoing tariff or with china which many analysts believe is hurting the u.s. economy. welcome to how it is now in houston from where she joins us live kimberly why is the indian prime minister rallying people in tewson despite the novel slogan that we're hearing doesn't seem the most obvious of places. no it's not and the reason that he's in the united states officially is for the united nations general assembly which of course is imminent but he certainly held these rallies around the world before for his indian diaspora but why he's physically here in houston well this is a large part to do with a lot of the international criticism about modi's politics in particular nationalist brand of politics this is a bit of a p.r. ca

well indian prime minister narendra modi is in texas. as a rally of indian americans and joining him late said will be u.s. president donald trump you're watching live pictures now from that rally where tens of thousands of indian americans have gathered our white house correspondent kimberly how it is in houston and she joins us now live kimberly why is the indian prime minister rallying people in houston despite this rather catchy slogan and how do you modi it doesn't seem the most obvious of places. no it's really not and this is really a twofold public relations and diplomatic effort obviously with the upcoming u.n. general assembly the indian prime minister is here for that but in terms of the public relations angle there's no question that there is an effort to try and clean up some of the negative headlines that have been hunting the indian prime minister more recently you have to remember there was a time when modi was not allowed into the united states denied a visa on religious freedom grounds and well obviously that has since

state of texas with one of america's greatest most of voted and most loyal friends prime minister modi of india thank you the it's true to. the friendship there are areas of tension between men we'll meet again on tuesday for trade talks following around about tariffs over the summer. and trump is also meeting with the prime minister of pakistan who has asked for his help in the dispute with india over kashmir taken place at this event however the political pros man's was front and center so i want to spry minister modi admire about president trump. ice term you do serve my. time. teaching. in seemed to feeling was mutual i've been through did america and india why we honor respect trust of power and fight for the citizens we proudly serve. under prime minister modi's leadership the world is witnessing a strong so offering and thriving republic of india the next few days will test whether their personal friendship is enough to overcome the political obstacles. to sport now and ferrari's sebastian fettle has taken the checkered flag at the singapore grand prix his victory marks a person

mr modi praised president trump as a friend of india. mr president...d me to your family mr president... you have introduced me to yourfamily in mr president... you have introduced me to your family in 2017. and today... i have the honour to introduce you to my family! cheering and applause president trump, in turn, praised the indian american community. i have also come to express my profound gratitude to the nearly 4 million amazing indian americans across our million amazing indian americans across oui’ country. applause. you enrich our culture. you uphold oui’ you enrich our culture. you uphold our values. you uplift our communities and you are truly proud to be american and we are proud to have you as americans. cheering and applause we thank you, we love you and i want you to know that my administration is fighting for you each and every day. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... israel's president has called on the two main rivals in last week's election to come together to form what he called a "stable coalition". reu

modi will be spending time with president trump.le differences they had -- >> it seems based on what we've orked about these last six seven minutes, everything is going well. what would you say is the biggest challenge and risk to the economy, if not everything we talked about? >> is this a question if things start going well, and i expect they will, then the challenges will ameliorate. >> ok. thank you very much. coming up in the next hour. >> much more insight and analysis on what's happening in india -- the market looks like it will go on an absolute tear. our guest says india's equity markets do remain attractive. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we are counting down, as we always do, to the session in india. when you look at futures right poised to go much higher than the closing on friday. over inive or take singapore. friday was stellar in a lot of ways. today looks to be maybe not the same magnitude >> absolutely. we've been talking to a lot of technical analysts and they are of the opinion that when you see such a sharp up move, it i

how do you, modi!s with india and japan is the trade war with china drags on. good morning asia, hello world. it's monday, the start of a brand—new business week. glad you could join us business week. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. let's begin with the travel industry. one of the world's oldest holiday companies, thomas cook, is on the brink of collapse. it agreed toa on the brink of collapse. it agreed to a rescue deal with a chinese investor last month, but on friday said it needed more money. for the latest on the status of thomas cook iamjoined by latest on the status of thomas cook i am joined by my colleague and business reporter mariko oi. what will happen next to thomas cook? well, the compa ny‘s will happen next to thomas cook? well, the company's shareholders have been meeting with creditors, hoping to get an extra £200 million. that's roughly $250 million us in extra funds. of course, there are concerns that if the company colla

and its prime minister narendra modi receives a warm welcome from president trump. hello this is the time of the year when the seasonal rain is splitting to some degree what is going science and that's helped by the tropical stockton's are running out to the east china sea is one just the top of your screen and then the monsoon that's come through india is still there he's going science but it sort of break ins the line goes down here and then comes back up here again in between china sitting pretty in the sunshine it's still quite warm as well approaching such degrees in most places a bit of height you know temperatures back again afterwards about some platic clearly there is snow but it does mean that much the southeast asia is also drawing up fairly quickly we've got hesitant reversed of the rains or if you like disappearing in the rains in cambodia and thailand you can see the line there is not quite rugged but there's a split sized words share over coote ching is likely to be a significant bands drifting towards sumatra so for all among the other the philippine

as per minister modi in the u.s. both of them patting each other on the backs, saying what great friends they are, as they also of course try to finish some kind of free trade agreement, bilateral between the two nations but this is where stocks soared when the news came out friday. in india there is a question whether it is enough to keep them going. bloomberg economics believes this long-awaited tax cut will revive lost animal spirits. remember when modi came into office there was demonetization taking the rupee notes out of the economy. that was a mixed bag. then you had the goods and services tax the way it was incremented. india is hoping this will attract foreign investment at a time when the global trade war has big manufacturers looking at the supply chain saying, where should we go next? maybe down to 32% it will help. to put this in more context for the library is gdp in india. you can see how much it has come down. a year ago 8% year-over-year down to 5% on the latest reading. maybe oil prices are making a

yeah well and for his part modi really tried to underscore the relationship giving donald trump what he was seeking in all of this and this is the support of the 4400000 americans 50000 of them who are inside in terms of the diaspora listening to the speech it was a public relations victory on that front for donald trump in the interim o.t. underscoring that truck his passion for a strong america his resolve will make america great again and that the 2 nations are rising to new heights because of their partnership donald trump for his part is speech was certainly highlighting the partnership that can be gained between their relationship really had a bit of a standard speech for those of us who cover his speeches it touted the strong american economy the loo historically low unemployment the contribution indian americans are making through that particularly with the investments in technology and contributions to the u.s. economy in that regard one of the biggest applause lines though that we should point out that came from u.s. president donald trump was when he talked about their sha

government should have pushed back on you have to remember that prime minister modi one time was not allowed into the united states wasn't granted a visa a lot has changed since then but that is still something that continues to haunt him the criticism that he has this sort of hindu nationalist brand of politics very similar criticisms in a way though the fact that many people compare him to donald trump in terms of that nationalism perspective here in germany there were actually some process outside the rally was. yeah we experienced that 1st hand in fact the organizers of this event really sought to kind of downplay the criticisms of modi by making this kind of a feel good public relations event designed to kind of being this positive image of the 2 leaders standing alongside on the stage together but as we tried to film some of the protesters that were here and that's when things got a little messy in fact one of the supporters began to try and yank our credentials began to try and grab the camera from our photographer vengefully the police had to move in had to try and separate t

well the indian prime minister narendra modi is expected to get a rather warm welcome at an event in the usa the texas tensions between the u.s. and india have been fraught over the last couple of months largely because of escalating tyrus bought with president trump confirming his attendance the event is expected to be a sign of closer ties can really have it has more than losing his relationship with the white house bands to u.s. presidents but india's prime minister narendra bodie needs more than just official support he needs the indian american community too with his economy struggling and tensions high with pakistan over disputed kashmir modi will be in the u.s. state of texas on sunday to rally supporters and while the largest and actually most prominent sport is the indian american community it is rich it is well to do and it is very plugged in it's one of the main reasons u.s. president donald trump it in a usual move will join modi onstage in houston ah biggie bar trump charcoal. it is 2016 presidential campaign trump courted their vote. and even though most indian american

and his b j p party flooded social media like here you nest go to clear is narendra modi to be the best prime minister in the world the picture is real the headline is pure fiction the stuff support the b j p really it turns out the writings on their scarves was photo shopped or this crowd of modi supporters it looks vast but it was just a photo montage the problem isn't just in india social media is full of fake news and the worst part is this is where uses get most of the information. some 300000000 indians use facebook more people than any other country shop owner ram shankar i for example spends about 2 hours each day on social media reading up on news and this year's election. when i watch news i obviously consider it to be true news is so popular in india how can i consider it false. the problem is that many people believe what they see on social media that makes online rumors and dissent from asia is so effective in india lots of fake news tends to get shared through whatsapp and who would distrust their friends right now facebook which bought the messaging service in 2014 has be

well the indian prime minister narendra modi is expected to get a rather warm welcome at an event in the usa the texas tensions between the u.s. and india have been fraught over the last couple of months largely because of escalating tiris bought with president trump confirming his attendance the event is expected to be a sign of closer ties can really have it has more about. his relationship with the white house band to u.s. presidents but india's prime minister narendra modi needs more than just official support he needs the indian american community too with his economy struggling and tensions high with pakistan over disputed kashmir modi will be in the u.s. state of texas on sunday to rally supporters and one of the largest and actually the most prominent supporters is the indian american community it is rich it is going to do and it is very plugged in it's one of the main reasons u.s. president donald trump it and i usually move will join modi on stage in houston ah biggie barr drops our call. it is 2016 presidential campaign trump courted their vote. and even though most indian

prime minister narendra modi has an ambitious target for india he hopes that by 2015 the economy will double in size to 5 trillion dollars making it the 4th largest economy by the us china and japan right down modi could miss that target just like his promise to create $10000000.00 jobs a year during his 1st term to become a 5 trillion dollars economy well india needs to sustain a growth rate of 8 percent more for a couple of years very few nations have managed to sustain that level of growth china south korea and japan are exceptions but g.d.p. sank to just 5 percent in the april to june quarter the government maintains that the economy will expand by 7 percent this year independent economists though disagree some even believe that it is in recession already at the same time. it is not a 45 year high of 6 point one percent of growth doesn't improve hopes of creating jobs for the $1000000.00 young people who join the workforce every month will be dashed just to underscore the challenge that india is facing despite being the 7th biggest economy in its income per capita per person is ar

and yet they might be supporting modi. so there is a bit of a paradox in terms of how they navigate their indian and their american identities but there is something about national pride every indian prime minister gets a certain amount of adulation but it is true that the very large proportion of the one percent of indeed americans are more the supporters and they actively contribute to his fame and the campaign finances and in general in terms of ideological outreach work right now i can remember in fact when his he was 1st elected actually in the scenes of adoration when you knew your path to madison madison square girl that's right since. so it's win win for both leaders isn't it really insofar as they india of course is a massive market u.s. goods and that is what authorities after the markets in india absolutely so those kind of a bit of a job going on behind the scenes but this is great for optics are for bringing the 2 countries together which every president since clinton has done but this kind of also kind of get

robert frank, seema mody and jon fortt here with their takes. first topic du jour, apple fans!the latest incarnation of the iphone hit store shelves today analysts are not expecting big sales numbers from the iphone 11 series wall street consensus is for a 1.5% fall in iphone revenues from the 140.5 billion projected for 2019 but could the combination of low expectations and a refresh cycle hand apple a nice surprise win here jon, this seems custom tailored to you for starting. >> no, it's not going to hand apple a win here well, look, first of all, it's been a year since they announced that they're not going to give out unit numbers to the iphone the stock dropped. it's right back at that same $220 level, so apple's doing fine that said, i think for a few months, apple's likely to trade on greater china sales of this new phone, and china is where 5g is rolling out early 5g phones from china's homegrown manufacturers are rolling out early, and so that apple premium -- hey, look, i've got an iphone -- probably isn't going to mean what it's meant in fast it's going to be, oh, you

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comes with modi facing international criticism over a recent crackdown in disputed kashmir. british tour operator thomas cook is seeking a last minute rescue deal to avoid a financial collapse of one half a 1000000 holidaymakers a travelling with the company and could be stranded if it fails the company says it's operating as normal. and we reported rate has been following the thomas cook story and he joins me now gerard what's the latest what's going on with the company well it's not looking too good this is a company that's 178 years old it's a british travel icon it's got a global presence it's very very well known it runs hotels in airlines and resorts but over the last year its share price has basically collapsed fallen by something like 90 percent and long story short the company now needs around $250000000.00 to stay afloat and once it's asked the british government will it suggested that the british government could bail it out it's not looking like that's going to happen and now it needs to be private investors to step in and that's also looking a little bit shaky t

texas tens of thousands of indian americans were on hand for the event which was organized by modi's support is it comes with modi facing international criticism over a recent crackdown in disputed kashmir. hundreds of towns and cities around the world has been taking part in free day in the french capital paris the famous champs elysees a was cleared of motorized vehicles the event to encourage motorists to give up their cars to help combat air pollution. british tour operator thomas cook is seeking a last minute rescue deal to avoid financial collapse over half a 1000000 holidaymakers a traveling with the company and could be stranded if it fails the company says it's operating as normal. and we reported rape has been following the thomas cook story and he joins me now gerard what's the latest what's going on with the company well it's not looking too good this is a company that's 178 years old it's a british travel icon it's got a global presence it's very very well northern it runs her tills in airlines and resorts but over the last year its ship price has basically collapsed fol

to discuss a lot of issues while the east economic forum is just beginning and on day 2 neurons are modi and vladimir putin will be joined by the leaders of malaysia mongolia and japan will be there for you. now i'll be back in around 30 minutes time with more off the top stories stay with us. that's geysers fine it will survive until they say many of the relatives. let's take it easy this is essential packs of 4 die a gun is kind of common right now they stopped. when the whole make this manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. control middle of the room signal. room i mean real news. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. dream agreed to

of the internet age india's attempt to silence the people of kashmir when prime minister narendra modi made good on his election promise to revoke article 370 of the indian constitution he swept away what little remained of kashmiri autonomy the region officially called jamuna and kashmir in india is now set to come under complete control of the government in new delhi more indian troops are flooded in and communications have been cut off a near total shut down of the internet mobile phones and landlines a blackout that is now into its 4th week 2 distinct news narratives of since summer . indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are the handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian governme

major tax cuts for the indian corporations leaves our global report today as a modi administration's finance minister announces an 8 percent cut in the base corporate tax rate the centex stock markets surge and close by more than 5 percent after minister some around the bend are now that $20000000000.00 policy package india's base corporate tax rate was cut 30 percent to $22.00 companies that do not seek tax exemptions will qualify for that base rate while those who do well pay a base rate of 25 percent down to. the previous 35 percent companies that start out between october of this year and march of 2023 will be offered an even lower base rate of 15 percent and while reaction was positive the sudden and dramatic move by the indian policymakers suggest that they saw a weakening in economic indicators that call for such a bold action as growth reached at 6 year low tax cuts added to a list of stimulus actions for $21000.00 that already includes 4 interest rate cuts by the reserve bank of india. meanwhile prime minister narendra modi of india is headed to the united states for a weekl

actually wanted to step on board the motorboats but they couldn't decide who to lead go 1st when mr modi and mr putin came back to this island the island of bruschi they went straight to business and more than 2 dozen agreements were signed as the indian delegation was meant by a team of russian ministers. as i saw the actual policy holders with the signatures and of the assistant from the hindi an embassy she was actually having a hard time taking all the folders away and here were talking about all kinds of cooperation from sending indian auster dogs to space in the future to join efforts in protecting the environment including of the tigers it turned out that tigers are very special for the indian prime minister and the russian president because here and vladivostok there was a species of tigers that was almost extinct but the thanks to the efforts of the russian government now that problem is solved and it turns out the 2 leaders do not share an affection for animals but there are plenty of other reasons why the 2 leaders are calling each other dear friends here's what mr modi said i

to discuss a lot of issues while the east economic forum is just beginning and on day 2 neurons are modi and vladimir putin will be joined by the leaders of malaysia mongolia and japan will be there for you that doesn't for me i will be back in about 34 minutes with another look at news you are watching hockey international certainly glad to have you with. said she stressed to. surrender but nash wasn't at the ball of the trap that he had little to. stop question was to you she didn't taste the piece to deceive me so i pushed it all shall. go to which she doesn't have time and i know what you mean in the list you check around in there for sure you. want to go to the source of your might your bone structure be. it the mystic sword supporters are still with them to lecture or does it seem to be arguable that it's a student actually the person the person believes on could or should stop them spinning. expressed sure. there's things. we do here to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see

to discuss a lot of issues while the east economic forum is just beginning and on day 2 neurons are modi and lattimer putin will be joined by the leaders of malaysia mongolia and japan will be there for you. a final around 30 minutes time with more of the top stories to stay with us. ever since the arrival of boris johnson to 10 downing street there's a growing sense of inevitability that brags it will be executed on october 31st with or without a deal i mean we get to this point what lessons have been learned. and you're watching going underground while we're away we're going to be showing some of your favorite episodes of this season coming up in this show we ask award winning human rights lawyer cherie blair q.c. about bringing together donald trump and sergey lavrov to free a russian citizen detained in kuwait plus is the climate crisis our 3rd world war we are down to british environmentalist jonathan porridge why he was name checked by one of britain's greatest doctors mark rowlands when he cut ties with the world shakespeare company over privatized fossil fuel company b.p. all thi

president donald trump mr modi will address more than $50000.00 indian americans out in the event of an orgy stadium in houston texas the events named modi will also be attended by president trump as a gesture to cement the relationship between the 2 countries during the trip to the u.s. the 2 world leaders hope to ease trade tensions between their large economies earlier this year the u.s. had removed certain trade privileges afforded to india saying the country had not properly opened their markets to u.s. goods the u.s. hopes india will reduce tariffs on certain electronics and automobiles as well as opening the country to u.s. agriculture and dairy products. deputy level of china u.s. trade talks head into day 2 in washington where officials are meeting to prepare negotiations for next month's high level discussions in the 1st face to face meeting in nearly 2 months the world's 2 largest economies continue their efforts to bring.

of the internet age india's attempt to silence the people of kashmir when prime minister narendra modi made good on his election promise to revoke article 370 of the indian constitution he swept away what little remained of kashmiri autonomy the region officially called jamu and kashmir in india is now set to come under complete control of the government in new delhi more indian troops have flooded in and communications have been cut off a near total shut down of the internet mobile phones and landlines a blackout that is now into its 4th week 2 distinct news narratives of so. submerged indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are a handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. a region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian government

back in the united states, president trump appeared with nahendra modi at a houston, dubbed" howdy modi." they filed a lawsuit against modi for carrying out extrajudicial killings and other crimes and occupied kashmir. on sunday, modi defended his decision to revoke the special status of kashmir while trump praised ththe authoritarian leader. pres. trump: in november, the and inindia will mistreat a a dramatic progress of our defense relationship, holding the first ever tri-service military exercise between our nations. it is called tiger trial. good name. good name. both india, the united states come also understand that to keep our communities safe, we b borders.t our packedout 50,000 people the stadium where modi and trump spoke. outside, thousands protested against modi's human rights violations in kashmir. outside the rally. a florida police officer has been suspended and is under investigation after he handcuffed and arrested a six-year-old and an eight-year-old student last week. dennis turner, who was serving as a school resource officer at an orlando charter school, reportedly

city of a lot of also president putin's already met with the indian prime minister and the renter modi they signed off more than $25.00 trade deals. beach. countries clearly understand that knowledge days we need a month to achieve peace and stability and all corporation is very important to achieve this it's already become somewhat a tradition day one here in vladivostok at the eastern economic forum is usually when vladimir putin and his most important guests spend most of their time together getting involved in all kinds of activities and this year the number one guest at the forum is the indian prime minister narendra modi so on wednesday it all began with the leaders met shook their hands and straight away boarded a motor boat to go to another town where there was a shipyard and that's a very special one because that was the location where a submarine intended for the indian navy was once modernized so that was something that to render a motor you really wanted to see and then eventually he said that he was deeply touched by the hospitality of the russian leader there was a funny