these carriages are the latest attraction on the streets of mumbai . if you think they're missing a bit of horsepower you'd be wrong. these chariots are run on electricity. the 1st customer of the day is 89 year old s.p. . having completed his maiden voyage he seems in them and by this mode of transport . one new one hour. and i'm really fond of these new things. new thing i feel. most at my own roof the big. deal like trick brainchild of this man. he's hoping that inventions of this kind will help make india's transport sector more environmentally friendly. the government has ambitious goals in the area in the next decade it wants over half the vehicles on the road to be electric. spacing at a speed of maybe. going to experience some 40 electric carriages are already being used to ferry tourists to mumbai's famous sites. alongside a new age technology. and that is your business update d w 4 war please do go online or follow us on twitter and facebook for me and the team here in berlin thanks. plug. and i'm getting close to breaking news w. from the bo

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nd we are in mumbai. what's up?or andsion likely to see and see the ession for the index [indiscernible] they have a lot of cash on the books. and how long can they survive. they need additional institutional funding. and they expect to open lower in the session today. >> not much to really go for. thank you. atest out of mumbai. ♪ >> two battle drums. iran against up each other. >> as usual on the bloomberg at the bottom of your screen. let's get things off in shanghai. >> good morning. i have a chart for you that not all is doom and gloom. the stock market has taken a plunge and the property prices, the hong kong dollar has been stable. we have seen the dollar hasn't hit the weakened and this is mainly because the gap between barring costs in the city and in the u.s. has narrowed significantly and see it in the chart over there and this means that the trade that was popular has suddenly become much more unpopular and not a very attractive trade. the hong kong dollar is not to hit the weak end and will continue to

here's jagdip cheema in mumbai.ly expected to cut interest rates by 0.25% when it makes its announcement early on friday morning. that would leave the overall interest rate hovering just above 5%. another reduction would make it five consecutive rate cuts in a row, but many are questioning whether these cuts are actually having any effect. that's because some of the previous cuts haven't been passed onto consumers india's commercial banks. with the country's economy recording its slowest growth in six years in the second quarter, the central bank is under pressure to respond. close attention will also be placed on whether the rbi lowers its growth forecast for 2019. the last projection of 6.9% could be lowered. however, with inflation still below the central bank 4% target, it gives the central bank 4% target, it gives the reserve bank of india some room to manoeuvre. jagdip cheema, bbc news, mumbai. let's stay in india, where business leaders are gathered in the capital delhi for the world economic forum. as well a

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patriarchal society be our sister self or the arm of a performance is to do this in the middle of mumbai was courageous. it's getting loud here in the brazilian pavilion. partly fictional documentary that follows the rehearsals for us when garrick competition this subculture combines folklore and pop and vogue it's a scene that attracts that involves the l.g. b.t.i. community and young people from the outskirts of brazil's big cities. there are poor people from the favelas a socially speaking you have people who are very well less access to things up in. a wiser more privileged class colonial class of people in the northeast have access to so there's a feeling of. collectivity and they space where they get together they recognise each other they understand that they belong to a certain form of existence and and that is mainly for me a very very beautiful form of resistance despite the public power i mean the state of power. moreas fighting for self-assertion. there is no hierarchy regarding gender abuse models just an incredible amount of energy. plus. this has been out of deals with som

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more rain slightly south today across the central region so maharashtra for the next couple of days mumbai expect to see some light rain and then also out towards the west so carola but also tamilnadu as we head through saturday on into sunday and the rains also fairly heavy as we head up tools west bengal and pushing across into bangladesh so of course we have been seeing flooding particularly to the north but the good news in the next couple of days is a drying up a pernicious across into egypt ash and also be hot but as i remember still most scattered showers into mumbai with a high of 32. line cancer. and experience the world is like now that this whole continent was going to places together. top stories for you here on al-jazeera and at least 50 iraqis have died and 2 and a half 1000 of been injured for days and nights of unrest members of parliament and are being sold to an emergency meeting on saturday to address the previous many demonstrators that were defying the curfews to step up it tomorrow. ukraine's top prosecutor says he will be reexamined criminal cases including a company

that was devina in mumbai. the downside for the broad asian markets -- take a look at some movers when it comes to stocks. byd is under pressure. falling by as much as 8.6%. this is after the carmaker saw a slump in its net profit. it is concerning since it is speaks season for new energy vehicle sales. -- peak season for new energy vehicle sales. --na posted a 50% rise in 15% rise. rishaad: we have to take a break. on the other side, it is that time of the day. it is the battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> time for our battle of the charts. you can look at the bloomberg terminal running that function. we start with claire. philippines are finally splashing the cash according to the latest data. they posted their largest deficit on record in the third quarter. that is a significant improvement when it has not been able to spend its money because of delays in passing that national budget. seems like the government -- catch up funds in the government are finally working. government underspending in the

and central regions and as we head through wednesday the rain is still there in the 4 calls into mumbai so much a vote western sections really of maharashtra down into carola and again through addition and on into west bengal but as we head off into thursday the reality is very little change but you'll see just how much dry it is staying up to the north and of course is the 10th of october that the is the official start date with drool over the monsoon thought of course given by the india met department but elsewhere we have to look at some showers in the 4 causes assize got to thunderstorms and mumbai national so on thursday we could see some thunderstorms across into sri lanka. planets is feeling the heat of the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of the existential crisis that in the face of it reversible changes to the. i'll be with you throughout the lawn vironment correspondent nick clark will have reports from the front lines of the crisis that showcase new solutions to help called the threat al-jazeera brings you a new weekly planet s.o.s.

and central regions and as we head through wednesday the rain is still there in the 4 calls into mumbai so much a vote western sections really of maharastra down into carola and again through addition and on into west bengal then as we head off into thursday the really is very little change but you'll see just how much dry it is staying up to the north and of course is the 10th of october that the is the official start date with drool over the monsoon thought of course given by the india met department but elsewhere we have a little some showers in the forecast as a safe got the thunderstorms into mumbai and actually also on thursday we could see some thunderstorms across into sri lanka. what are you protesting about how does this incursion whether on line black face mental see comes directly out of the ground a lot of slavery or join us on saying this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to. that everyone has a voice in the changes for the discussion this for all and i'm

niraj shah in mumbai.'s get the first word news. >> president trump announcing sanctions on three turkish officials and hiking duties on steel. it is a milder punishment than many in congress expected as ankara's military operations continue. president erdogan says the operation is necessary to resettle refugees. it has drawn widespread condemnation. in hong kong, carrie lam continues to defy critics. she denied hong kong was akin to saying thatte, violence is not an excuse does is not an end to months of unrest. any new policies are likely to be overshadowed by continuing protests. australia's central banks is the case for cutting rates outweighs the risks of running out of ammunition. minutes show the rba views the threats to global growth as a reason to take the cash trade below 1% for the first time. some policymakers were concerned the move would leave them with little room to address future shock. first direct to new york to sydney flight this friday. at 20 hours, said to be the world's longest. no a

minot she ganguli south asia director for human rights watch and she's joining us from bombay from mumbai and neighboring india very good to have you with us on this congo really do you think justice has been served for no stretch with these sentences. well the question here is much bigger hundreds of women in burma the arabs are. victims of sexual violence every year these are about 700 reported in pretty 18000000 more are not even going to put it and so the question really is is the state going to absorb itself by having prosecuted this particular case where there there were protests a little is ok because what what is needed right now is much more what is needed right now is institutional reform the fact is that this this this young woman went to the police and complained about the abuse and the police sentinel she was not treated properly even the by medical authorities so entire system has to respond much more to complaints of sexual violence and and to make sure the survivors a better predicted this guy should not have become a victim of murder she only this only occurred because wh

also how an entrepreneur in mumbai hopes to push electoral billeted by introducing a retro force unless carriage. back up to the business asia want to get johns in berlin thanks for joining the united states has added a further 28 chinese companies to a trade blacklist saying the firms have all been involved in the persecution of muslim minorities in china beijing was swift to respond signaling it will hit back this comes just 2 days before u.s. china trade talks are set to resume aimed at ending a protracted trevor for. this is what the white house says the latest mass blacklisting is all about.

is following developments from mumbai forests and we've got andre hang in the trading hub of singapore they have starting with you are india's concerns justified . absolutely to a large extent though this concerns are justified if you look at india we have one will 600000000 farmers and who were the whole front of this in that campaign against this particular trade bt now what we are forgetting the farmers in india fearing that the new zealand and australian daily farmers were down there perhaps into india and that would completely destroy the livelihood remember military government depends on these farmers and this large population as electronic and it is they will go out and work for him so it is going to be a big challenge for mr modi to come and visit them that this deal is good for them the 2nd big concern for india is the reason for some of the companies some of the countries in the in the blog i have the singapore is object into giving easier and easier to indian ip professionals and that's the one of the big reasons why india is a darling on this move and finally remember if in

we went to the basketball courts in mumbai. i cannot stop dreaming about it every night. india has been a priority market for the nba for a number of years now. it is young, massive, very tech savvy. if someone comes to their first game and it is exciting, become a fan. indians love to celebrate, a spectacle, great movie, great dance, thatis spectacle, great movie, great dance, that is what basketball is. realistically, india is always going to bea realistically, india is always going to be a cricket loving nation but we think there are great factors to make basketball the number two spot in this country stop —— sport. 0ur our two most immediate goals are to see the development of some top tier talent and serious consideration of the launch of a my aim is to make an in the wnba and i know it is very, very difficult. let's have a quick look at the markets. as you can see, the nikkei is up by about 1% due to the positive us— japan trade deal forged after the market close. thank you so much for investing your time with us. much for investing your time with us. sport today co

mumbai, fromna in bloombergquint. much more coming up, looking at what's making waves.e on the ♪ rishaad: welcome back. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. wework accepted a rescue package from softbank group giving the japanese conglomerate an 80% stake in the company, including $5 billion in new financing and an acceleration of a $1.5 billion commitment. willk founder adam neumann leave the board as part of the package, replaced by a softbank executive. stumblinghares as several states join new york's antitrust investigation into the social network, trying to determine if their business practices and stifled competition. mark zuckerberg is due to defend his libra cryptocurrency project before a congressional panel, saying it will not launch without approval. tom: ferriday and future plans to raise $850 million by the first quarter of next year to fund an ipo. they say they are in talks with a joint venture in china. the company founder earlier this racked up billions of dollars in personal debt trying to build a business empire in china. boeing says

we are in mumbai.ave a look at how things are shaping up today. >> good morning to both of you in the studios. we were looking at a positive start. it has been a truncated week. it will be a catch up game. we could be off to a positive start. we did have a special one hour trading session on sunday. we had a positive -- on a weekley basis markets could be sluggish, but there were a lot of takeaways from the modest trading session. most of that ended the day in the positive. week,t, for the institutional, the -- net seller. let's see if there is any money the kingdom back for indian equities this week. it is important week. it also marks the expiration of futures and options on the index. we'll be watching out for that. in terms of key already's -- -- in terms of key earnings, they, with the numbers today. david: talk about indigo and some of the other stocks in focus today. take us through this very quickly. >> motors is running 62% for -- the special session. earnings were better than estimated becaus

who is instantly a city flows husband also works at the massachusetts i know he's from mumbai so an indian never laureate which we haven't had many of certainly not in economics normally they tend to be from the united states and the 3rd person in inevitably is michael kramer who is at harvard university and all 3 of them have been working on as you mentioned alleviating poverty now there's a phrase that the nobel laureate used the nobel committee as was being a what if that experimental approach to alleviate what is the evolved yeah so the key word there is experimental what these 3 have pioneered is going to areas of great poverty in the world around 700000000 people in extreme poverty around the globe and carrying out experiments there to work out directly what the effects of public policy actually have on those people and from that we would not go in models some theoretical thing but to actually go to go there and find out what it's like yeah they said that their aim is to have actual scientific backing for public policy rather than just this idea of what someone who lives in poverty i

joining us in mumbai our reporter.governor must have this mario draghi, whatever it takes moment. the market was still disappointed. right, they work spec a larger cut. that did not happen partly because the r.b.i. flashdance forward growth forecast by 80 basis points. expecting growth be 6.1%. delivered 135 basis points on rate cuts this year, the most progress of the region. the high-frequency traders -- i fricassee indicators suggest that pass rate have not set into the economy. consumer confidence has taken a beating because of growth and joblessness worries. credit growth is not happening. the shadow banking sector is in a crisis. apart from these rate cuts the fiscal policy levers have been checkouts -- tax handouts given to carpets. the big question is are these good enough to revive growth. currently it does not look like an expectation is that fiscal and monetary policy will help to ease in the coming months to get growth near 7%. the negative output gap is still widening. and i near bond, -- the questionn, is

bloomberg reporter standing by in mumbai.solidatedfte and foreign investors turned into buyers and yesterday session peered what is expected ?oday ar -- $e under $20 million dollars from foreign investors yesterday. post aex management to positive close by .3%. bank did ok, not the usual outperformance you anticipate. but half 1%, we will take it. more the market staying more bets you what corporate earnings are to show up. you have a slew of i.t. companies and banks touche keep an eye on. from the banking space. the talks earlier. looks like acid quality could continue to be a problem in this quarter. those factors will be watch out for. -- asset quality. david: granular hit is tanya unilever.hindustan others how to be spec stocks to do today? >> most of it is factored in from hindustan unilever. you have seen the stock move of the last two days so not a very big bang reaction to the numbers. but the volume's have come in at the higher end of what the street was expecting. volumes were 3% to 6% in volume growth of about 5%,

from india we are counting down, standing by in mumbai.s selling going on on the benchmark indices, how is it all looking? has he gone to the point where people are telling you that it is oversold? being, yes, it looks like that. after the run-up we have seen last week, the last few days have not been particularly good. it has continued to sell. .he day before was big numbers yesterday's offer a holiday. it looks like from here and you can actually see a minor bounce. if it comes about and takes us beyond the 11,400 mark. further selling pressure is anticipated. the structure can to new tremaine we could minor bounces can be used to further -- minor bounces can be used to short the indices pretty we closed below the 11,400 mark a crucial level per it we managed to pulled back from the lows of the down tuesday. banks are key culprit pit it is all about the banks the last couple of days. the pain they have been inflicting. the public sector bank sprayed the private sector banks everything sold off. that is caused a major dent on the index as

i was a teen smoking 7 fame say paid to quit and 7 fame that was aug 10th 2000 with a day to mumbai evening then coming back from office i think it unfair. in our small phone now. 100 meters is the maximum i could. do it. i was. short of breath. and slowly but i. just ran and is this bangalore it was the stadium around me than inside the stadium it was a 24 hour on the run for 24 hours and as many kilometers as many laps as you will do. you know i'm a 57 year old. engineer by a qualification i stayed up in a shared house as you have seen. my bed to that extent damn not done it all but what i hate to see is. not to get that that's to be any of these things yes they are there but done in concept off pesty yes because it all given to me but i will usually leave artist essential for my own needs a day to keep simplifying reducing but does not mean that i will not big the full saturday which is offered to me. even a big house if it is given to me i mean use running little more of that house. that mature for thing is there in me i don't believe in a big house i want to be called the boss even if

in mumbai an opinion still to iraqi border if this happens. but our spring operation so well and. automatically that. all the people who have. a sincere. i wish that the civilians will be saved and the terrible and they will give a. positive. if they say. if the problem is or if the wish is that the terror organization is going to continue their oppressive oppressive attacks on us we are not going to allow this. so all they. suggestions or threads that we are not going to accept i think it is quite clear. from our attitudes. from the beginning. of the spring operation the spring peace operation before the operation we have informed america european union countries and russia we have informed all of them and abuse. we haven't done this before notifying them. that's how we took us the. 3rd. we told them when they asked we want this terror organization. be removed from our borders. when. from member to iraq he. that is also 35 kilometers from the dept when we could. establish a safe zone this operation will be ended but up until reaching this point now no power can stop us. because o

turkey's syrian allies are already heading to the front lines in mumbai following an announcement by the syrian army that it was sending troops to the north of the country new front lines are emerging the new landscape may be drawn militarily or by back door deals but there seems to be a likely outcome this may be the beginning of the end of kurdish rule in northeastern syria the s.t.'s used to control 30 percent of syria millions of people live in that corner of syria and they are worried they're worried on what will happen next for example a lot of kurds do not want to find themselves living under turkish rule or the op the syrian opposition will arabs do not want to find themselves under the regime control because many of them are wanted for opposition activities so people as well are worried what will happen next to her with the latest for saying a thank you. so while all of this is happening turkey's president has dismissed claims that eisel prisoners have escaped from detention centers in northeast syria follows reports that an unconfirmed number of people fled from a center an

patriarchal society the artist herself or the i am a father for months has to do this in the middle of mumbai was courageous. it's getting loud here in the brazilian pavilion. partly fictional documentary that follows the rehearsals for us when garrick competition this subculture combines folklore and pop i'm voting it's a scene of the tracks that involves the l g b t i community and young people from the outskirts of brazil's big cities. there are poor people from the favelas a century speaking of people who are very well less access to things of. a whiter more privileged class colonial class of people in the north east have access to so there's a feeling of. collectivity and they space where they got together they recognize each other they understand that they belong to a certain form of existence and and that is mainly for me a very very beautiful form of resistance despite the public power i mean the state the power. moreas fighting for self-assertion. there is no hierarchy regarding gender or beauty models just an incredible amount of energy. to. come. this is be analogy as with some pre

our bloomberg partner in mumbai. big geopolitical stories we are keeping an eye on.'s start with hong kong. unrest in hong kong, a police officer slashed in the neck. authorities fired tear gas to disperse crowds. let's get to dan. good to have you with us. though measures, even some of that violence did sound pretty awful, this weekend wasn't as bad as some previous ones, but there are some events this week that could ramp up the protests, aren't there? >> we saw similar scenes of violence we have seen since early june. overall, the numbers were down over the past weekend. they were not as bad as the previous weekend. essentially paralyzed. the main operator here said that they will close the station at 10:00 p.m. tonight some are calling that a de facto curfew and business is still down. it is not as bad as it was previously. tell me, what is next? isthis week, the big event carrie lam, the leader of hong kong, giving a policy address. she will give the new measures but also people are looking for any new solutions that could finally end this protest. just looking

their average turn 'd the night that i lived in mumbai. i don't know how close you lose it but i see your young man. behind it and i would thank you for not being. that for me on. those who has had to hear this if you can get a passing out. among all. exactly and we are the new young and he can have his back and that. mrs lee and her daughters have been a go ahead to a grand hotel be the north korean border after a 3 hour drive also nate the other families invited to reunite with lost relatives . say even a man i know with the kid can. come home that one option but i wanted to put a stop. to magical time click on. him to get it out. how to. cook him at the pub an outcome casing all i know wishful 11100 and took a bus home not so nice all the time and since we know they can match us on. hand new level. hand fans. and. that's. the way that i never find out i did i do they are doing them over to you or does it i think you're going to get punished if i feel stifled just because it is up to the money to go to hell so you can tell buddies a.o.q.

and trying about 7000 that bubble as in mumbai in just one city alone and i think that's a phenomenal example of you know if there's absolutely no plastic there is you know it's really kind of that type he says of the whole food delivery. phenomenon that we see today that is extremely reasonable and i think it's to your point i think go to waste in india is actually really in our d.n.a. because the bazaars i saw that if we don't have to wait for the weekly farmer's market that is not your farmer's market outside your house at any given point. so then a lot of things that we are talking about in the end it's just a kidding about going back to how we used to do things because kind of in the air we had westerns i post 3 stories that were getting your predicted amount of package fruit and so that's why i kind of advocating for the kind of going back to europe to see how we used to do it and embrace it as. you know if you're. inventing the wheel it's all things that people have done in the past less than a 100 years ago people lived without plastic this is living a less travel in my grandm

every year and most of it is not recycled hello welcome to india i'm sunk i'm coming to you from mumbai today we'll be dive into how we can tackle the problem of plastic waste head on india's prime minister narendra modi is putting his might be hind phasing out single use plastic by 2022 the country generates 5600000 tons of plastic waste every year a huge number given how poorly it segregated and recycled and organization in the me is using technology to convert plastic waste back into its base of crude oil let's take a closer look at how it works. if you. remove its day usually begins with back breaking work. she surely has the responsibility of feeding a family of 4 so she needs to collect and shop 5 every day. she can afford to buy kerosene despite the government a scheme to provide poor households. or liquid petroleum gas reno lack clean cooking few. on days that she can find good she has to dissolve to burning plastic. and it leaves her and her family at an increased risk of heart disease and respiratory diseases like asthma. india generates close 226000 tons of plastic waste ever

of permissions across into egypt also be hot but as i remember still more scattered showers into mumbai with a high of 32. this is a dialogue which you decide not to have children and it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that starts with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a little to be asian literally be able to do teach and ideally join the global conversation and people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims. they will be with us and they will be outraged on out is iraq. color again this is. of the baby use this hour. after 4 days of protests against corruption and unemployment in iraq an emergency session of parliament is planned for later on saturday 45 people have been killed and 2 and a half 1000 injured in violence in baghdad and other cities. on callie's government is an acting emergency laws including a ban on face bosc protest rallies chief executive carrie lamb has been unable to stop 4 months of increasingly violent demonstrations against hong kong is run. as ukraine's new top p

they steamed from mumbai and vancouver and then 22 months after it started -- from mumbai and vancouver. then from san diego, seattle new york, orleans, miami, new york, boston. they spoke a hundred leg witches. they faded to a dozen ideas of god. to alah, spoke a hundred languages. they paraded to the great spirit, vishnu, allah and god. they came from hundred 40 countries and it aligns they called the united nations, passed in the 1945 at the generation of the united nations hoped would end war for their children and grandchildren. i say this in all humility asking you to walk in silence in this great place of memory and try trim ever them all. not just the framed photographic tragedy of the 18-year-old from iowa, the 19-year-old from arizona, or the 20-year-old from nova scotia. who never came home. tens of millions did not even need to leave home. to find the war. the war found them. it burned villages and homes, it killed parents and children, it raped the land. polls, yugoslavs, filipinos, chinese, malai's, many many more people. - malays. and by the end italians, germans and japa

joining us from mumbai is bloomberg's harsha subramaniam. the central essentially saying, especially with regards to the outlook, the foreign guidance. harsha: the key headline number is 25 basis point cut. here is the context where this cut is made. mader this year, they have 130 five basis points lower in borrowing costs. growth has been consistently falling in india from a level of a percent in fiscal 2018 -- we are below 6% -- the bank of india has backed the growth at 6.1%, lower from the earlier forecast of 6.9%. that gives you a sense of the demand -- the sagging demand in the economy. the other aspect is the rate of inflation has been consistently under shorting the medium-term target of 4%. the committee has enough space for -- to continue with this accommodative policy stance. the most interesting part of this is the timing of this move. this is the first one that comes after the modi government announced a cut in corporate taxation rates as a master to boost -- measure to boost demand. it raises concern on how this might -- fiscal

turkish troops aree r reported to be plannnnina move on the s syrian because the city of mumbai age. this is a long rises amongng turkey's tom supplies to check so the latest to hold thahat trait. turkey's president says he won't back down on the operation no matter what anyone says. an internatational arrest warrant s issued for catalonia's controversial president collor's push them all. this comes as twelve leaders of the twenty seventeen dependence move have been condemned to long jail terms by madrid. in britain the state opening of pame

hello welcome to eco india i'm sometimes coming to you from mumbai if you live in india you know stranger to the blistering heat across the country especially in the summer months for many of us turning on an air conditioner is the 1st response to tackling this heat but this small action has huge reputations on the health of the planet our daily based architectural firm is trying to popularize a new nor energy cost efficient air conditioning system let's see why this could be a game changer. night at this spot as village investor revolves around the traditional art of thought to be the craft has been passed down for countless generations but things have changed recently as cheap products from china have flooded the market there's much less demand for. the members of the community however are proud of their tradition but it can only survive if they can successfully compete with cheap alternatives. you know always where rose was going with. as. many people out as still professional porters here where i live around 500 families make all different kinds of things or just a different event wha

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