modi. a lot of people took issue with this word "excuse," saying, we don't need an excuse, we have plenty of affirmative reasons to vote for mr. modi, but the idea is that because people valued his leadership, even though there were economic woes in country, they view him as the person best suited to deal with those or address those economic woes. a friend from london had a good tweet yesterday saying, the political issues, how does that map onto people's partisan preferences? i would say in this case the opposite happened. people identified that they really wanted modi and then found impirical ways for why they wanted to vote for him. this issue i think will be unresolved as to what impact had on the vote. i think some can say with some confidence that it likely provided the bjp with a bump. some of the survey evidence we have shows that people who are aware and follow the news about the tara tax in india and the response devalued the economy at the expense of other issues, like national s

so a misfiring economy missteps and many challenges ahead for modi's government. takes a look at the real cost to everyday people. for heat will jail is a young graduate he's among $1000000.00 young people who join the job market every month but he's been jobless for the last 6 months he had a temporary job with the money lending company but now he lives with his brothers and is a pendant on his family for everything he is desperate and says he needs a job. it's difficult to get a job now the competition is very huge and there are a lot of people who are graduates but are unemployed for one single position there are many people waiting in the queue for the same job if there are 10 jobs there would be at least 1000000 job applications i'm trying to contact people through people who i know for a job i asked them if there's an interview if there's anything where i can apply but no response till now critics claim their president iran policies have failed to generate enough jobs for millions of young people the make in india initiative which was to transform india into

so misfiring economy missteps and many challenges ahead for modi's government. takes a look at the real cost to everyday people. the heat module is a young graduate he's among $1000000.00 young people who join the job market every month but he's been jobless for the last 6 months he had a temporary job with a money lending company but now he lives with his brothers and is a pendant on his family for everything he is desperate and says he needs a job. it's difficult to get a job now the competition is very huge and there are a lot of people who are graduates but are unemployed for one single position there are many people waiting in the queue for the same job if there are 10 jobs there would be at least 1000000 job applications i'm trying to contact people through people who i know for a job i asked them if there is an interview if there's anything where i can apply but no response till now critics claim that president policies have failed to generate enough jobs for millions of young people the make in india initiative which was to transform india into a manufac

earlier this week, affect the meeting with narendra modi. state mike pompeo visited new delhi and he said the us and india were friends who could help each other around the world. just a few hours later, donald trump took to his twitter feed with a far more confrontational message. he called on india to remove tariffs on american exports and to allow us firms greater access to the large indian market. and this skirmish marks the latest in a series between the us and india. washington has been angered by india's refusal to allow certain dairy products to be sold here, and by the price on american manufacturers which puts them at a disadvantage, firms like mastercard and american express have been angered by india's new data localisation laws which forced them to keep a copy of transactions on indian soil. narendra modi's government would say the us has its pa rt government would say the us has its part to play in the escalating tensions. it refused to exempt new delhi from aluminium and steel ta riffs delhi from aluminium and steel tariffs an

so misfiring economy missteps and many challenges ahead for modi's government. takes a look at the real cost to everyday people. rohit maggio is a young graduate he's among $1000000.00 young people who join the job market every month but he's been jobless for the last 6 months he had a temporary job with a money lending company but now he lives with his brothers and is a pendant on his family for everything he is desperate and says he needs a job in which you know. it's difficult to get a job now the competition is very huge and there are a lot of people who are graduates but are unemployed for one single position there are many people waiting in the queue for the same job if there are 10 jobs there would be at least 1000000 job applications i'm trying to contact people through people who i know for a job i asked them if there's an interview if there's anything where i can apply but no response till now critics claim that president iran policies have failed to generate enough jobs for millions of young people the make in india initiative which was to transform i

mr modi's the iron man has done all this can we do. with our massive roundabout no money isn't alone in his mistrust of the government the opposition congress party has called the bill glass discrimination against muslims by the hindu nationalist government of prime minister narendra modi. others are more clearcut on what modi is doing the real purpose is to send a big political message to the hindu community especially the we. in the when that be off it's in the muslim man the muslim man has a certain image need to. sexual jealousy towards a muslim man because he's allowed to marry more than one time he can very easily get out of a bad matters where is a man does not have these privileges. disloyal can't come in fast enough as a muslim woman who forced tradition and religion to restore dignity she knows which side of the debate she's on. to neighboring pakistan next when one of its remotest regions a group of women is setting standards empowering themselves nestled within the karakoram mountains the one the valley is known for its rug

modi was backed into a corner in this regard.ey can come to some sort of agreement on this front. that, since the into office, come he has been trying to refocus the relationship towards asia, focusing very much on india. he launch this indo pacific strategy, went ahead and changed the name of the u.s. pacific command to indo pacific command. in a way to resist china's influence in the region. how important is this relationship for both sides? >> -- dan: that's right. term strategically, the u.s. wants india to balance china in the region. they have shifted their language and how they refer to asia to do that. these other issues keep getting in the way. the u.s. is also pressuring india not to buy iranian oil. they are pressuring them not to huawei for 5g networks. this has undermined broader efforts to use india more as a counterbalance to china. shery: we have just seen the latest headlines coming from the european council. the president saying, the european union is committed to as longian nuclear deal as iran upholds it. as l

the modi government is opening -- is hoping it is the former.an opportunity for prime minister modi to work his charm with president trump and see these trade issues are worked out immediately. it would not serve prime minister modi's purpose to antagonize the united states on issues of trade when there is so much at stake. india's economy is slowing down. prime minister modi has begun the second term, he needs money and the united states therefore there is a lot more at stake for india than the united states. guy: you keep bringing up innings. world fancy india for the cup? walk me through your cricket expectations. >> i put all my money on india winning the world cup. no two ways about it. modi one on an unprecedented mandate. the cricket team will also win on an unprecedented mandate. guy: as an englishman, i'm slightly concerned. thank you very much indeed. i fancy your chances more than ours. thank you very much, indeed. vonnie: playing on sunday, as a matter of fact versus england. a.m. at 5:30 i am sure when we all get out it will still b

the us is hoping that indian firms hurt by this will apply pressure on narendra modi.ndian government has reacted in a muted way. they say that this will not be felt by a number of companies in the country. 0na number of companies in the country. on a macro level, the impact will be limited. we are talking about a tariff concession of 260 million, so not even 0.01% of the trade relationship. it is not so significant. from bear hugs and the rose garden to warm words on twitter, mr modi's india has largely been spared the worst of mr trump's roth. but, competing interests back home may force the two leaders to choose different parts on trade. lets have a look at the market. they are opening in positive territory after tuesday's down day. stock markets rallied more than 2% overnight on china's request for dialogue to solve the trade dispute, and the allusion to the possibility ofan and the allusion to the possibility of an interest rate cut. those other markets, and before we go i would like to greet all of our brothers and sisters in the muslim world, happy and sisters i

in the region his 1st since getting reelected modi is the 1st foreign leader to visit colombo since the easter sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people there's been increasing political tensions in sri lanka just months ahead of the presidential election the indian prime minister went to one of the sites where the bombings took place in sri lanka in the interim ot pay tribute to those killed at the st anthony's shrine during the easter sunday attacks modi tweeted his solidarity saying he has confidence re lankans will rise again our correspondent for nando's has more from colombo. 6 weeks after the deadly easter sunday carnage the visit of the prime minister of india is important for sure lunker it's a gesture of confidence that things in the country are returning to normal almost as if to highlight that the prime minister stopped in anthony's church the church that was one of the 1st hit on that easter sunday morning basically father highlighting the fact that his message is that it's back things are getting back to normal he had said that the people of india stand firmly w

the governor who alleged that mr modi infringed on the r.b.i. independence while the recent election was a major win for mr modi he is under pressure to revive india's economy which recently lost its title of the world's fastest made fastest growing major economy to china the latest figures show indian growth slowing to 5.8 percent in the 1st quarter of 2019 down from 6.6 percent in q 4 of 2018. the global pork market is taking a major hit as millions of pigs are cold join of it due to the swine fever epidemic experts say that it may take the market decades to recover as the virus continues to expand around the world are my head of it has. saw alex we have talked about this story just recently and now it seems that the spread of african swine fever may be worse than initially thought what can you tell us. this is horrible some are calling it the biggest animal disease outbreak in this planet's history we're talking about millions of pigs affected the disease spreads very easily it could be spread in people's clothing clothes or could be spread i

more secure assertive role as far as its regional influence is concerned and this is part of that modi has said his visit is to express india's solidarity with sri lanka's government and people in mind just be a force stop in sri lanka but analysts say prime minister narendra modi's visit sends an important message that things are getting back to normal 6 weeks after the easter sunday carnage politics is a different story present mighty by the city center and prime minister brown has become a singer may have come together for more this visit but they continue to disagree on a number of issues their latest battleground the special parliamentary select committee set up to investigate the easter bombings the president has sacked his intelligence chief and says he want to allow any serving officers to testify before the committee the indian prime minister highlighted what he calls a neighborhood 1st policy by choosing the maldives and sri lanka for his 1st foreign visit after his reelection observers say it's a policy that is likely to shape regional relations in future years when a financ

mr modi's the iron man has done all this what can we do. with our massive roundabout no he isn't alone in his mistrust of the government the opposition congress party has called a bill blass discrimination against muslims by the hindu nationalist government of prime minister narendra modi. others are more clear on what modi is doing the real purpose is to send a big political message to the hindu community especially the the poor and do mean that the. muslim man has a certain image. sexual jealousy towards the muslim man because he's allowed to marry more than one time he can very easily get out of a bad. man does not have these privileges. can't come in fast enough as a muslim woman tradition and religion to restore dignity she knows which side of the debate she's on. and there it goes this was the moment the 20000 cubic meters of steel and concrete were demolished in italy a series of controlled explosions in the last 2 pillars of them are on the motorway bridge may remember that bridge collapsed without warning last august 43 people were

firsthand look at one of the main targets of the easter sunday bombings for indian prime minister narendra modi he's the 1st world leader to visit since the attacks and stopped at the number needs church in colombo on his way from the airport worshippers had packed this church for easter sunday service on the 21st of april the 1st of 7 suicide bombers launched his attack here. within minutes 3 churches and 3 hotels had been targeted killing more than 250 people and injuring hundreds more. 10 indians were among the 45 tourists killed. it's a good visit here for the indian leader who had a ceremonial welcome including a 21 gun salute despite. india is probably going to take a more secure assertive role as far as its regional influence is concerned and this is part of that modi has said his visit is to express india's solidarity with sri lanka's government and people in mind just be a force stop in sri lanka but analysts say prime minister narendra modi's visit sends an important message that things are getting back to normal 6 weeks after the easter sunday carnage politics is a different story pr

secretary of state mike pump aoe is in new delhi for talks with indian prime minister narendra modi and indian leaders now ahead of the trip pump called india an important partner in security and energy but there are plenty of points of contention between india and the us right now 1st and foremost is trade the trumpet ministration has lashed out at india for high tariffs and this month it withdrew special trade privileges for india the indian government has retaliated with higher tariffs on some u.s. goods india's deal to buy s $400.00 missile defense systems from russia has also raised controversy it could trigger u.s. sanctions which prohibit doing business with russia defense sector new delhi's looking for a waiver to avoid penalties now this is what pump aoe had to say about those pressures that a press conference with india's minister of external affairs but as the secretary of state i've never found a partner now i don't matter how close we didn't have rob he didn't have places where you had to work through things on each of those 2 issues. and we had a chance to talk today to tr

still to come indian prime minister narendra modi expresses solidarity as the 1st world leader to visit sri lanka since the easter sunday attacks. and hoofing media in yemen said the rebels have launched several drones targeting saudi arabia. however the antarctic field has been around a good part of new south wales victoria and last year's is gong this actually was almost tropical in origin and it won't be reflected but that frontal system will allow at least wants an interior sake of 17 adelaide and 6 in melbourne disappointing still down tasmania it's raining and malcolm is. 14 in hobart on monday percy's the next front coming in it could well be a windy one temperature at 17 come monday down to 60 on tuesday doesn't really reflect the feel of the weather which i think will be quite vicious actually but the eastern coast where it's looking quiet again townsville that's the average of $24.00 melbourne's up to 17 hobart sees more sunshine and 50 now given the origin of the terror talked about the stuff that also went through sydney which is it captured it here the temp is in new zealan

in the region his 1st since getting reelected modi is the 1st foreign leader to visit colombo since the easter sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people there's been increasing political tensions in sri lanka just months ahead of the presidential election the indian prime minister went to one of the sites where the bombings took place in sri lanka in the interim ot pay tribute to those killed at the st anthony's shrine during the easter sunday attacks modi tweeted his solidarity saying he has confidence re lankans will rise again our correspondent for nando's has more.

modi that he has imposed u na cce pta ble ta riffs narendra modi that he has imposed unacceptable tariffsed states' products, and they must withdrawn immediately. to his japanese ally and a host of this, shinzo abe, the japanese prime minister, mr trump tweeted that japan wouldn't come and help us if there was a war, it would just sit at home and watch it on a sony television. and of course, the other thing that is overshadowing all of this, he also said that germany was freeloading, he is going to be meeting angela merkel here as well. but the thing that is overshadowing the whole of this g20 meeting, really, rico, is the trade war with china, and everybody now waiting to see whether mr trump and president xijinping are going to hold a meeting on saturday, and whether that meeting is going to lead to some sort of truce, at least, in the ongoing trade war, which has now been going on since last year. absolutely, this ongoing trade conflict between two of the world's biggest economy is basically also dictating market movement. but other topics that will also be discussed there, could it al

well staying in asia india's prime minister nouri modi is in strength of the talks 30 years on a 2 day trip to some of his allies in the region his 1st since being reelected he's the 1st foreign leader to visit colombo since the easter sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people there's been increasing political tension in sri lanka just months ahead of its presidential election. the prime minister has visited also the scientists who were one of the explosions took place prime minister modi pay tribute to those killed and to the shrine during the easter sunday attacks modi tweeted his solidarity saying he's confident sri lankans will rise again if the media in yemen say the rebels have lord several drones targeting saudi arabia in a tweet they said that they were trying to hit military facilities in the design port area near the yemeni border there's been no confirmation of this from the saudi government. moldova's interim president has signed a decree calling for snap elections to be held in september father philip was appointed after a court relieved president ego and order on o

the render a moody highlighted connectivity and development —— narendra modi.meeting with mr modi hopes to smooth out out sooner rather than later. in washington, trump‘s administration tries to lower the us trade deficit. soa tries to lower the us trade deficit. so a lot of wheeling and dealing in this two day summit in osaka, japan. you very much, rico. —— thank you very much. greg perdon is co—chief investment officer at arbuthnot latham, a private bank in the city of london. what do you make of all of this? there seems to be a huge amount at sta ke there seems to be a huge amount at stake here and now people are talking about a global recession with deals undone. does tally with your forecast? we are looking at as the trump's playbook is all about fire and fury. before the meeting and then after the meeting, then a bit of kissing and making up. i think this will be the same playbook stop both xi and trump need a deal. xi needs it and trump needs a performing stock market to get re—elected. performing stock market to get re-elected. one of the key strategies

trump aired his grievances with indian policies ahead of his thursday meetings with prime minister modi 1st in tandem with the g.'s g 20 host japanese prime minister shinzo abbay and then separately the indian move that upset mr trump was a delayed response to the trumpet ministrations increase tariffs on aluminum and steel they needed government deliberated for a year before hitting back the choice of the trumpet ministration and made to revoke prized unprofitable g s p status for 5000000000 dollars in indian imports may have tipped mr modi to retaliate. and joining us live in the studio to give us his expert insight into the g 20 and all the issues on and off the agenda that are moving the markets is senior asia pacific specialist at the institute for china american studies welcome back 1st of all countries up on what's happening in sort of the g. 20 pre-game sort of speak what should we know about what's happened thus far and what should we be watching for want to really get going. we should be watching for 3 things in particular 1st it is the 3. meeting and well they can put the cre

minister has become the 1st foreign leader to visit sri lanka since that is to sunday bombings narendra modi has paid homage to the victims and agreed to step up cooperation to prevent future attacks when offered and as has more from colombo. a firsthand look at one of the main targets of the easter sunday bombings for indian prime minister narendra modi he's the 1st world leader to visit chile since the attacks and stopped at the number needs church in colombo on his way in from the airport worshippers had packed this church for easter sunday service on the 21st of april the 1st of 7 suicide bombers launched his attack here within minutes 3 churches and 3 hotels had been targeted killing more than 250 people and injuring hundreds more. 10 indians were among the 45 tourists killed. it's a 3rd visit here for the indian leader who had a ceremony and welcome including a 21 gun salute despite. the indios probably probably going to take a more assertive role as far as its regional influence is concerned and this is part of. more he has said his visit is to express india's solidarity with sri lank

both president trump and prime minister modi one government on a promise to put their countries' economiesdown. trade will be at the top of the agenda of the g20 summit later this week. us president donald trump and chinese president xijinping are due to set down as they try to resolve the escalating trade war between their two countries. the bbc‘s karishma vaswani looks at the basics and asks what are tariffs and how do they work. tariffs seem to be all they work. tariffs seem to be all the rage these days. china not playing fair on trade? tariffs. lots of refugees coming into america from mexico, tariffs. so much so that the man behind these tariffs has given himself a name. up in the sky, it is a blimp, it is a president, it is tariff man. so how do tariffs work? a tariff is like an entrance fee for goods to get into a country. you've got to pay itjust goods to get into a country. you've got to pay it just to goods to get into a country. you've got to pay itjust to get past the gate. so when the us imposes a 25% tariff on, say, disk drives coming in from china, someone has to pay that t

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for "nightly business report," seema modi.as we've beenting there is a big push in washington and among many states to examine thf powerig tech. senator and democra cc presidentididate cory booker told john harwood that while he doesn't want to break up facebook, he would like to see some type of crackdown. >> now, facebook is rlly problematic. they're doinghings that are -- that all of us in america, we just saw the mueller report that pointed to how foreign adversaries are moving platforms like facebook and you're not willing to say facebook should be broken up. i'm willing to say that we need to look at tech companies in general because we have a problem in thent c with corporate concentrations of power that are undermining basic democratic ideals and so if i am the leader of this country which erhope i am, i'm going to be coming a hard these large monopolistic companies. >> but the fact that ackerberg wa supporter of your initiative in newark with a lot of money, that's not the reason why you wil like elizabeth warren, say

ancient physical and spiritual practice that originated in india a global yoga day was suggested by modi and adopted by the un in 2013. if you are a minor now of our top stories at this hour. dozens were injured in the georgian capital tbilisi as protesters clashed with police in front of the country's parliament the protesters were trying to stop a russian lawmaker addressing the. new tensions in the gulf after ran down the u.s. military drone earlier this week iran says it has proof these surveillance craft was over its territory the new york times is reporting that washington planned limited strikes on iran in response but then told them all. and protesters have returned to the streets of hong kong after their deadline for withdrawing a controversial extradition treaty passed and that they say the bill will destroy the city's democratic institutions. up next we have our international talk show quadriga the topic today the protests we're seeing in hong kong i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks for being. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic

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that this happened despite superficial resemblance is and affinities between prime minister narendra modi and president trump and the u.s. and india is growing security alliance is this terror a decision that came despite those ties an indicator of where the u.s. india relationship is headed in the near future well the president trump basically lurched into this crisis within the randomly imposing tariffs on products just because he was familiar with what they were steel aluminum a lot of 19th century industrial products that india efforts to be very strong and so when he imposed those tariffs he may have thought that he was helping production in the midwest or whatever it is that a man like that thinks that you can even call it thinking but what he was really doing was hitting certain countries in certain ways and india just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time for domestic reasons their government can't just take a hit they have to somehow indicate that they're standing up to trump so that's why they impose these tariffs in retaliation this week but it's really much ado a

ancient physical and spiritual practice but originated in india a global yoga day was suggested by modi and was then adopted by the un in 2014. years. a slow and relaxed reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you u.s. president donald trump has confirmed he called off an operation to launch strikes on iran just 10 minutes before it was to go ahead trump said he stopped the strike because it was not a proportionate response it was told the astronauts would have killed 150 people the attacks climbed in retaliation for the downing of a u.s. spy drone again this week. and protesters have returned to the streets of hong kong off to their deadline for withdrawing a controversial extradition treaty which cost unmet they say the bill risks destroying the city's democratic institutions. coming up next you don't use a danger with suzi so misconduct as they get you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website not steal. my money from the canon on behalf of the whole team here. thanks so much for watching. good good. good. good. good. good good. what

and for americans just as much as for others for geopolitics it means that even our friends like mr modi who likes the united states who is a little bit of a trump and his own country he has to turn to the indian people he can allow the united states to put tariffs on their site. off without appearing at least in form to kick back otherwise he looks like not the nationalist leader he tried so hard to be so now you're seeing he pushes back and others will do and speaking of pushback on the trump trade agenda c.e.o.'s from $600.00 large u.s. companies including target and wal-mart have signed a letter to the president urging him to reach an agreement to end the tariff with china this is the latest initiative from an industry group called tariffs hurt the heartland how loud is the clamor from the business class in the united states have to get to offset president trump's apparent personal attitudes and commitment to being seen to win a power struggle. well i think this is one of the most important developments since this whole tower of business began an enormous number of many of the most p

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trump urged his grievances with indian policies ahead of his thursday meetings with prime minister modi 1st in tandem with the g.'s g 20 host japanese prime minister shinzo on ebay and then separately the indian move that upset mr trump was a delayed response to the trump administration's increased tariffs on aluminum and steel the union government deliberated for a year before hitting back the choice of the trumpet ministration and made to revoke prized unprofitable g s p stands for 5000000000 dollars in indian imports may have tipped mr modi to retaliate and joining us live in the studio to give us his expert insight into the g 20 and all the issues on and off.

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people struggling to reach the modern age what i would do is suggest that he discuss with from mr modi the need that india include everybody in their development the government is sort of a hindu based government and has been a little bit rough on that already is of various kinds over the years he should make it clear that our experience is the only way to make everybody better off is to make everybody better off and then includes people who are been already is or otherwise less fortunate i also think that someone needs to point out to the prime minister that archaic banking system and poor public services are holding india back from its development india needs a good health care system india needs a good transportation system india needs better public services of all kind and less corrupt public services of all kind and again the is something we tell him not because it's going to benefit us directly but because we have the experience of 300 years of industrialization and a great. standard of living that they aspire to in india and looking at sort of an economic game theory this us in