modi at this juncture would not like to derail what he has done in the last eight years.hatever schemes have been initiated, and there have been many, there has not been any discrimination [inaudible] one particular issue -- hindus have come to power and retain power in the form of jp in 2014. this rise of hinduism definitely is troubled because it is not a new thing. latent fears of minorities, it is very natural, and when none of their mps are elected, it intensifies. a small remark and 1.3 billion people is made, it is made as a declaration against muslims. whenever there is an attempt to say that -- is [inaudible] but you can also say it about the targeted killings. this came on a particular day at a particular hour, people started hurting people. it is also a concern for the neutral citizen, because he knows the prophet's remark was made by a bjp -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you, but we have run out of time, so we will have to leave the conversation there. thank you to all of our guests. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time on our web

the modi government wants it, but millions of indians do not speak the language. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. tens of thousands of mostly young men across india are protesting, a new military recruitment plan called agnes path. it establishes a 4 year employment term after which just 25 percent of soldiers would be retained . that effectively reduces the chances for many people of a multi decade military career with a nice pension. protests have turned violent with many gathering at transit points and sitting rail coaches on fire. the government has said the reforms are necessary in order to modernize the military. more than half the defense budget currently goes to salaries and benefits. with 1400000 members. the military is one of the country's largest employers. joining us is joshua, he's a journalist and a retired colonel of the indian army. welcome to the program. thank you. so, good idea or bad idea. what do you think about this new hiring and retention plan? well, it's like this of the indian army, which ever bloated way beyond what would be o

seema mody, thank you very much. >>> now to the markets and your money. don't tell anybody we might actually have a positive week for the big stock averages with two sessions to go i jinxed it there. all ahead of the important consumer inflation number on friday and the fed next week that is pretty much a locked in thing. let's talk waboabout it with gia sanchez. she is a cnbc contributor and all around nice person gina, welcome back to the program. i blew it for the markets. we are green on a wednesday. is it inflation? is it the fed? is it earnings what will be the next major catalyst for these supermarkets? >> the fed is largely priced in. if you look at the s&p and where it has gone. the problem with the fed stimulus with the last two decades is it did not find its way to inflation until just recently it found its way into asset price inflation. if you look at average pes, it used to be at 16 around 14 to 15 times. 16 times is where we thought fair value was before the great financial crisis and before the pandemic we went all the way up to 20 now we'

leaders of the g 7 meet this weekend and invite the special guests, including prime minister nor render modi of india. what do they want from him? we take a closer look. and the one year anniversary of the closure of hong kong pro democracy paper, apple daily. what's the status of press freedom in the territory today? ah, i and melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we have covered a lot of summit, slightly the meeting of different countries. last month it was the quad with australia, india, japan, and the u. s. this week, china hosted the annual brick summit and starting this weekend and a german alpine resort of elm out leaders of the g 7 will meet. they've invited extra guests to participate, including indian prime minister modi, underscoring the country's growing geostrategic role in the world. here at dw, we've been working on a series looking at india's rise. it's called india's dilemma and you'll find it on our d. w. news you to page. here's a quick look. india find itself in a dramatic geopolitical squeeze. russia, it's old friend, an om supply is deepening ties with china. we can buy

. >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan at this hour. let's kickoff the hour with the check on the markets your money and futures pointing to a lower open. dow down 200 points. nasdaq down 160 points stocks looking to close out a tough first half of the year not counting today, dow is down 14.5% so far this year much worse than the s&p. down under 20% its worst first half start since 1 1970 nasdaq hit hardest and down 28%. the tech heavy index on pace for the worse quarter since the fourth quarter of 2008 the 10-year treasury is working to hold above 3% 3.06%. investors watching several economic reports today and that could, of course, move the bond market oil. crude is holding steady ahead of the opec plus meeting. wti is at $109 >>> in crypto, bitcoin is volatile it is trading down by 4% ethereum is down by 5% take a look at this. bitcoin and ethereum on pace for the worst month since 2018 >>> let's go worldwide with rosanna lockwood in the london newsroom with the trade in early. good morning, rosanna. >> good morning, seema heavily i

her arrest came a day after india's supreme court upheld a ruling that cleared modi of wrongdoing. amnesty international denounced the arrest of teesta setalvad saying it sends a chilling message to civil society in india. funerals have been held in brazil for british journalist dom phillips and the indigenous expert bruno pereira who were recently murdered in a remote area of the brazilian amazon while investigating threats to isolated tribes. on friday, bruno pereira was buried after a ceremony where dozens of indigenous men and women paid their respects to the 41-year-old father of three. this is marcos xukuru, an indigenous leader in brazil. >> so here we could not in any way miss this day. we came here to honor our warrior, warrior bruno, today becomes a martyr for all of us, for the indigenous cause, for popular causes, for those who fight in defense of life. how many other leaders were killed? how many of our warriors were murdered because of the struggle for territory and did not have that visibility? today is important to emphasize that it was not just dom and bruno, but m

wa wall street is skeptical that it is. >> seema mody.ve interview with arnold donald after the earnings news comes out. also we'll talk to airbnb ceo on "closing bell" and get a great read of what's happening with travel demand and whether it's holding up amid all the concerns about the consumer and inflation. >>> i want to hit shares of fedex today because they're lower today. they're up about 14% since announcing that dividend increase new board members and other actions to increase shareholder value earlier this month on the back of activists. we're expecting to get its fourth quarter results after the bell today frank holland is back with another stock that he covers, fedex. what do we expect, frank. >> first and foremost this is the first earnings call for the new ceo so a lot of interest in his commentary and what he's going to spell out as his agenda going forward. the second thing to talk about here is pricing power. they're curious what kind of pricing power fedex still has. one of the areas to watch is express. that's where fed

don state and have posted a video of the attack, which have reportedly warned prime minister render modi of a similar fate. the men have been arrested and internet services suspended with police asking people not to share the video. probably michelle has worn out from new delhi to man, went to a shop and kill, brutally killed and beheaded a man over there. we've also videos about so much of the same to men saying that they're going to carry out the similar act against prime minister knowing the movie. now, no can. we does also reporting that the man would be headed because of a social media posts in this social media. both he allegedly supported new per sharma chart is a former book. so one of the prime minister marines mo, these b j. p party, she made this number for the comments recently. that's false diplomatic route with various countries in the, in the guys region that was all for domestic fall out there will process and come to protest. sharma claim that there had been many of check made against her life. and so this incident is being seen as part of that domestic fun out. not part

they had made remarks about the profit and hammered the many considered offensive. prime minister modi has so far not commented on the controversy over these remarks. why has he not said anything, especially at a time when there is so much criticism of the government stance? i gave you. what is the difference you know about noble sharma who was dismissed and said to be a fringe element by the v g p. this letter wouldn't have been dropped without the 5 minutes just because is repetition in the middle east in the other book is quite high on it has struck across the spectrum. right. and yet when you haven't gone along with your big so i say that when you say that there be other people who have made remarks against not getting the profit, i'm motivated. i've seen being not aware of it if you are seeing. so it must be because more the, at this juncture would not like to do whatever he has done in the last 8 years, whatever. but if your schemes have been initiated and they have been many because the region does gone enormously in the years, have been to have discrimination. very. those are w

our seema mody, thank you. >>> speaking of travel, gas prices are up again.eraging $5.71 per gallon, topping the previous record high. this as supplies continue to tighten. the shipping industry and the trucking industry. joining me now is john kildee, good morning >> we are actually talking about this diesel prices at record high and past the record they set back in may. beg big jump there, are you worried about margins from these rises, transport companies and retailers but not actually revenues can you kind of explain? >> sure. >> obviously, you make something, you got to get it shipped to someone house or the store. and that's going to cost the revenue is going to be there and products are grboeing going bought handling this now and egregious input of fuel, so the diesel fuel monster is eating at the several dollars that are paid for whatever the good is and the inability to a degree to pass that on penny for penny here to the consumer some where along the supply chain, these high diesel prices are being absorbed by the manufacture of the good or the ship

language or pick one as the national language becomes controversial in india prime minister nor render. modi is keen to make hindi, the national language. there are dozens of different languages spoken by millions of people across the sub continent. but proponents say having one main language would help with communication and unity. oh, the 2nd school students are learning conjunctions in hindi. see the language is spoken widely, india, and now it's at the center of a follicle debate. prime minister, not in the, the more these government wants to meet him, the indian national language drama is that got to get that up. so multi indian governments proposal to make hindi, the national language. jessica mother got a loan officer made officially, it is been used to that it has not expenditure to different states in the country. i've had a look at our deal me in the back up real estate attorney holder, but it is, it should become the national language mesquite. so its importance increases is come and like younger generation, i feel se attached to it to be mad because i must be withdrawing. but som

those were the words of president modi. phil marketing just in 2018, telling people that argentina would become sort of a saudi arabia for latin america and all of that has clearly not happened. so of course, when people see the investments that are being done, the promises that have been made and the actual results for the countries still struggling economy. fracking really does not seem to be the best solution for argentina. also the g 7 is meant to be a club of rich industrialized nations. why then, are they trying to source cheap and possibly environmentally destructive power sources? well then of course, there is a sense of urgency taking into consideration. bad gas imports from russia are to be reduced to they need to replace them. of course, with other gas imports. that is simply because the infrastructure needed to completely change a power system required time and money. and the sense right now is that there is no time and that there is no money, at least that's what countries yet told all the time. that's why pres

the outcry is focused on no poor sharma who as a spokeswoman for prime minister in the hendrick modi's b. j. p. party made remarks seen as insulting his lamps, prophet muhammad and his wife, the b. j. p. took no action until the sudden chorus of diplomatic anger. the party has now suspended charm as membership and expelled another spokesman. but one observer has told dw news that baiting muslims is in the b j p's. dna. it's partly would be what it is and white me, it's a part of that court acknowledging. and that's why since last atheist, it was, was the movie became the prime minister. this demon edition of the, of the muslim and the one additional bessler agreement as ation minorities had become such as the biggest when dissenting the outcry has also taken on an economic dimension with shop owners and some muslim states boycotting indian goods. but it's doubtful that could impress hindu nationalists. there might we look at the stream, but the good will remain the same. i don't think the code will change. physiology might change the language might change, but the targeting of the musl

the outcry is focused on new poor sharma who as a spokeswoman for prime minister now hender modi's b. j. p. party made remarks seen as insulting his lambs prophet muhammad and his wife, the b. j. p. took no action until the sudden chorus of diplomatic anger. the party has now suspended charm as membership and expelled another spokesman. but one observer has told dw news that baiting muslims is in the b j p's. dna. it's partly what bon bonded is. ant, bite me. it's a part of the record ideology. and that's why since last 8 years it wins mr. moore, the become the prime minister, this demonization of the, of the muslim and even as ation of bessler and immunization of minorities had become such and such a big issue in this country. the outcry has also taken on in economic dimension with shop owners and some muslim states boycotting indian goods. but it's doubtful that could impress and do nationalists. there might we look at the stream, but the chord will remain the same. i don't think the chord will change. physiology might change the language might change, but the targeting of the musli

the outcry is focused on new poor sharma who as a spokeswoman for prime minister now hender modi's b. j. p. party made remarks seen as insulting his lawns, prophet muhammad and his wife, the b. j. p, took no action until the sudden chorus of diplomatic anger. the party has now suspended charm as membership and expelled another spokesman. but one observer has told dw news that baiting muslims is in the b j p's dna. it's spotty woodville, but it isn't quite me. it's a part of their court acknowledging. and that's why since last 8 years it was, was the only become the prime minister. ah, this demon edition of the, of the muslim that the one edition of the slum and immunization of minorities had become such as that a big issue in this country. the outcry has also taken on an economic dimension with shop owners and some muslim states boycotting indian goods. but it's doubtful that could impress him, do nationalists, they might, we look at the street, but the good will remain the same. i don't think the code will change. physiology might change, the language might change, but the targeting

listen to what modi said when he visited wound troops during the himalayan border. clashes with china 2 years ago in our country has never bowed down and will never bow down to any world power. so on to see for china and it's intense. 0 covert strategy championed by president for life sheeting, ping causing economic uncertainty at home and disrupting the global supply chain abroad. though it remains an economic powerhouse. finally, south africa lead right now by sil ram, a poster faces the same challenges of many other countries. low growth, inflation and high unemployment. so if these country seem like an odd bunch today in 2022. well, you wouldn't be the 1st to question the continued relevance of this construct. to break the bricks down further, we have dw is clifford coon in in the studio. so clifford sheeting ping is hosting this year summit. what are his goals? well, his goals are to present a united front him among this sort of loose alliance am kind of difficult to work out alliance of countries. i think, as you mentioned, am, and also to try and shore of some support for his a

the outcry is focused on no poor sharma who as a spokeswoman for prime minister now hender modi's b. j. p. party made remark, seen as insulting his lambs prophet muhammad and his wife, the b. j. p. took no action until the sudden chorus of diplomatic anger. the party has now suspended sharma membership and expelled another spokesman. but one observer has told dw news that baiting muslims is in the b, j p's. dna. it's partly what bon bonded is, and white me, it's a part of the court acknowledging. and that's why since last 8 years it was, was the movie became the by minister. this demonization of the, of the muslim, the d one addition of bessler's agreement as a sion of minorities had become such as the biggest when dissenting the outcry has also taken on an economic dimension with shop owners and some muslim states boycotting indian goods. but it's doubtful that could impress hindu nationalists. there might we look at the stream, but the good will remain the same. i don't think the code will change. physiology might change the language might change, but the targeting of the muslims l

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have come out and expressed their anger and outrage over controversial comments made by hnarendra modis nationalist party. one made a comment on the television and another tweeted a comment. and after which several countries have summoned indian diplomatic representatives to their foreign offices, they have complained to them and they have lodged a strong protest. let's take the example of qatar. they have summoned the ambassador and issued a statement and it says in part the state of qatar calls on the government to condemn the reports and apologize to all muslims in the world. the response from the independent yap embassy spokesperson is quite intriguing. and to read from that, it says that the ambassador says tweets do not reflect the views of the government of india, these are views of fringe elements. an interesting comment there. all of a sudden a member becomes a fringe element but in fact they are a part of a mainstream political party. so the indian government has taken all measures possible to distance themselves from prime minister narendra modi's party agenda. but they do k

let's take a look at other companies with potential exposure here's seema modi to take us through it seema? >> tyler, steve mentioned a couple of them microsoft joining a string of tech giants that have blamed the str stronger there are and they expect it to weaken by nearly three percentage points and meta has a three percentage points impact on second-quarter results. technology companies have expanded overseas and it gives them access to more customers and just to put this into perspective, on average, the s&p 500 tech sector makes up 56% of revenue outside the u.s., but even beyond tech, the number of companies mentioning the negative effect of the there are has grown exponentially, netflix, procter & gamble, coke. one slice of the market that tends to be shielded from the stronger dollar, small caps which are outperforming large caps slightly this year and names with domestic exposure are performing vastly better than names with higher sales. take a look at that chart. chief investment officer at global wealth management, the dollar rally is short lived as they start to consider

analysts say because of valuations but have the fundamentals changed that much seema mody brings us the details. >> the rebound in chinese talks comes as china takes its first step to reopening its country to overseas travelers by cutting down its quarantine requirement. also lifting sentiment, the chinese central bank governor is signaling yesterday that monetary policy would focus on boosting credit growth that's a departure from their comments in the past also, analysts at mcqueary pointing to industrial profits this is a proxy for earnings growth in china. they've been improving over the past couple of months and comes ahead of a big event this weekend, where the president xi jinping will visit hong kong and the question is whether he will unveil measures to support secondary listings for chinese companies like alibaba take a look at the chinese tech names leading the rebound this month, it's alibaba, jd.com, way bow, baidu, all up about 20% or more this month. wabo up about 6%, baidu up 9% for the month of june. this does follow months and months of extreme losses for all of these

last week triggered by recent anti-islamic comments made by two members of prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist bjp party. the demolitions took place in the northern indian state of uttar pradesh. police also shot dead two teenage muslim protesters. hundreds of muslims have also been arrested. the indian journalist rana ayyub tweeted on monday -- "the modi government has never sent a more chilling message to its muslim minorities. speak up, protest and you will be jailed, booked for terrorism, your houses demolished, shot in public with no semblance of law and judiciary." a number of muslim countries have also lodged protests over india's treatment of its muslim population and recent statements by hindu officials insulting the prophet muhammed. karen --iran suspects israel is responsible for poisoning two iranian scientists who recently died within days of each other in separate cites after apparent food poisoning. "the new york times" reports one of the scientists, ayoub entezari, worked at an iranian military research center. the other was a geologist to according to some pr

for more on this, let's bring in cnbc seema mody. concerns about say recession, and the markets, what do you got? >> yeah, mika and joe, good morning, after staging a very bad week last week the dow is now higher by 400 points in early trade. so a bit of a relief as investors assess the carnage that took place last week following the federal reserve's 75 basis point interest rate hike. and look to wednesday and thursday when fed chair jerome powell will testify in front of congress. he will likely face tough questions on the timing of the interest rate hike and the strategy to combat inflation. now today the key data point that will help us understand whether this rally will hold is existing home sales. that comes out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and one of the big concerns is just how the housing industry will hold up as interest rates rise. >> thanks for that. and by the way, we're hearing there might be -- there is always something with elon musk and twitter, a change here or a change there. is there more news? >> so there is a new s.e.

they are alleged to have posted a video online and made threats against prime minister narendra modi. reports, they are accused of killing a spokesman for a party suspended for making islamophobia comments. the incident has sparked tensions and the state in western india, protests in one city turned violent, and shops were shut down. a curfew was imposed in several cities and internet access was suspended across the state. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: law and order is maintained. the situation is peaceful. even after the murder, there has been no incident in which anyone has died. the situation is completely under control now. correspondent: police say he received many threats and have sought police protection. his wife told local media he had skipped work for days before his killing. investigators say they are treating his killing is a case of and terrorism -- of terrorism. anchor: r. kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex offenses. a jury convicted him of racketeering and sex trafficking crimes in september. the court said he committed the crimes ove

is it a, was it a hard choice to make you think full prime minister modi? and is it really the right political move? i think the dunsen has no choice. it has to think of a just measure either good or bad as you ought to keep adding these a soft as it goes along. it can often of the like, now, oh, for this year, maybe it will offer some other we will. the problem here is that is a scheme has not been talked through it all, it would be for us and the goldman had msn ingle. and she and, and the other thing was to ensure the young people find out the groups because they feel that, that need more numbers given that race and they have no understanding of the right . so they just seen them, dad, well, men on the ground, they can, it can least had some sort of illusion of security. so there is a reason if they don't with the scheme without eating a honda consequences for national security. no. any cheaper bag guess. and he thought he cognizance of what kind of trends in your face is on its houston. as medicine has been one of course, a moti who has made the sweepin

consider india an example of a diverse democracy that has come under threat from the rule of neverendra modi and hindu nationalism. if so, what do you think went wrong? well, the first part of a question is easy. yes, the second part of a question is hard. yes, so india. you know, it's an amazing country and an amazing democracy in part because people had so little hope for it and it's pounding a lot of political scientists looked at india. in 1948 and said, you know, it's a very poor country. it's a country which at the time had very low literacy rates. how can we sustain a democracy? this is not going to work and yet the most populous democracy in the world has sustained itself with brief moments of real crisis for many decades and part of a reason for that was the wisdom of its founders who in a hindu majority country. so this is not a hindu nation. it is not a nation defined by the religion of its majority group. it is a secular state which endeavors to treat not always successfully but endeavors to treat is different religious groups with fairness. um, there was always the centers to th

leaders of the g 7 meet this weekend and invite the special guest including prime minister in a random modi of india. what do they want from him? we take a closer look and the one year anniversary of the closure of hong kong pro democracy paper, apple daily.

the co founder of the fact checking website, old news, and a vocal critic of promising to render modi's government. he was arrested several days after exposing controversial comments made by my b. j. p. spokes person about the profit manage now east $51.00 inmates have died officer, a fire started during a prison. why? in the southwest, in colombian, city of 2 of the head of columbia, as prisoners agency set, the fire started off to some of the inmates lit the mattresses. 49 people died of the prison and 2 more hospital. well, in all the development in the country, a commission is releasing now its final report into the decades long civil war columbia. as truth commission was created on the times of the 2016 piece deal with the fog, almost 30000 people were interviewed over 5 years for this report, which is seen as an important step towards peace and reconciliation. sondra yet he explains more about is from boca tom, the president of the, through the commission, a just do it. the father francisco drew, went through the long list of horrors that this country has been to from extra judici

india's prime minister narendra modi condemned the attack as barbaric and cowardly.e, only a handful remain. it's father's day here in the uk, and the duke of cambridge has released a father's day photograph to mark the occasion. prince william is pictured laughing with his children during a family holiday, with his arms around prince george, who's eight, and seven year—old princess charlotte, while four—year—old prince louis sits on his shoulders. the photograph was taken in jordan last year. although the photographer hasn't been officially revealed, it's thought to be his wife, catherine, who's well known for taking the family snaps. you're watching bbc news. hello there. for those of you up early enough to catch the sunrise, you were in for a treat with orange looking skies first thing, there was a bit of saharan dust in the atmosphere producing this beautiful tone. however, a north—westerly wind will put paid to that, a rather breezy day in store today, this area of low pressure enhancing showers in the north west and these weather fronts, just a bit of a nuisanc

around the world, it has invited, for example president widodo of indonesia, it has invited president modi and other countries to come to the barrier. they will be talking with the g7 leaders on monday about things like energy and about things like energy and about global food security, and about global food security, and about these partnership arrangements. theme of this g7 summit is partnership in a just world, creating circumstances in which everyone benefits, maybe even that is an acknowledgement that sometimes the g7 has lectured the rest of the g7 has lectured the rest of the world, not understood and listened enough. tomorrow, they will be listening. we'll see if there are further initiatives as a of that.— as a of that. and it is a balancing _ as a of that. and it is a balancing act - as a of that. and it is a balancing act for - as a of that. and it is a balancing act for some j as a of that. and it is a - balancing act for some the leaders. what are we expecting to happen on day two of the summit? fix, to happen on day two of the summit?— to happen on day two of the summit? �* .,

more judaea, delegations instead, they include south africa, australia, and india. prime minister modi isn't here, it's one of the ministers that incentive who india is trying to maintain relations with russia, russia, how strong economic ties with russia and malcolm. what else is on the agenda of this? have a commonwealth heads of government meeting? commonwealth doesn't produce any binding treaties is not a trading blog, but it does represent about the will. the countries include about a 3rd of the world's population is mostly britain's former colonies. and more recently, others have been joining that includes rwanda who joined in 2009 at the time the commonwealth human rights initiative said that rwanda didn't meet the ball for democratic standards in respect for civil liberties and human rights. but nonetheless, rwanda was allowed to join anyway togo and gone to form a french colonies in west africa, submitting to apply this summits as well. they also have fairly major questions surrounding their human rights records and democratic credentials. thank you for that. malcolm web effor

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politically, internally inside the country, how much of a problem is this likely to pose for prime minister modi and the b j p? so they made a fall out, was that there were multiple police complaints, a profile against these 2 politicians. there were protests on friday that turn violent in the northern city of con, for dozens of people were injured. arrests are being made. the police say they have filed cases against hundreds of people. politically though, there are few people who are buying the government positions that it does respect all religions and that it does not subscribe to the ideology that these 2 spokes people and political leaders have the comments that they have made. in fact, there is again, well documented history of the indian government and the b, j. b, rejecting well documented reports bind to national rights groups and even government raising concerns about attacks on minorities in india. in fact, some of these groups, including amnesty international, have had to shop shop because they said that after their report came out, the government started intimidating their staff ove

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