i'm not saying in mumbai only but in every part that you go in india.f you can't afford, you can't play cricket, it's not like this in india. if you've got talent, definitely they will back you. the young indians are the most exciting thing about the ipl. and the kuldeep sen story with his dad as a barber and his biggest positive of the season is that his barber business has got more popular. the first thing he is thinking about is how do i buy a home for my family? how do i support my family and i just love that mentality. it's incredible, i can't explain how my life has changed after coming in rajasthan royals family. it's like they gave me everything. if you see they are taking care of everything. they are taking care of my of course cricket, my practice, my strength and training, of course the big part is finance. they are giving me everything like which i get, i got a really good contract last year. it's just no other words to say about them, it's just a feeling which you get when you go to your family and you feel like this is the place i want to

. there and then a platform mumbai-— there and then a platform mumbai. ., �* ., , mumbai. find a better social leveller than - mumbai. can't find a better social leveller than cricket, | social leveller than cricket, because people were peasants, children, farmers were not saying and any degrading way at all, they are, they produce agriculture and all that. from the two industrialists sons when you are playing in the same cricket team, you are bob and you are rumesh or whatever you call it, so you are on an equal level, you are on an equal level, you are on an equal part there and that is a great social equaliser. it doesn't give a poorer person any inferiority complex. i think of course i would agree with that, you can achieve goals and you can represent your country just, goals and you can represent your countryjust, it's about your country just, it's about your country just, it's about your desire, your countryjust, it's about your desire, how much you want it. of course it is tough, nothing is easy in life, i think. you need to be tough in your head and you need to kee

in mumbai, for example, the ocean is probably our biggest toilet. people would rather go there versus a small confined room with very little lighting. >> that has to be a tough sell because you're like, look, i get it, it's very liberating. when you told me they shit in the ocean, i'm like, that would be really nice. >> exactly. >> because just to be like, you know what, yolo. i mean, it doesn't look like a-- >> toilet? >> yeah, it doesn't look like a toilet. >> it smells like it, though. >> yeah. >> we have 1,600 children dying every single day in india because of lack of sanitation. >> ok. >> 24% of our girls drop out of schools because schools don't have adequate toilets for them. >> wow. >> 30% of the women get sexually harassed or humiliated when using the toilet. so when you look at just the rootause of the problem. and i think a lot of our conversations have been with philanthropists who would never think that toilets is something that they want to give money to. >> yeah. when i first heard tanmay's joke about the 54%, it made me laugh. but i

here in mumbai babloo jaiswal is serving pani poori , his whole family helps to prepare the deep-friedlls early in the morning for him to sell in the afternoon. >> i've been making this snack for 13 years. >> on good days he sells up to 4000 pieces. >> the ingredients in my pani poori are a blend of onions, potatoes, green chutney and spices. i use this mixture to make the fried dough balls and serve them with flavored water. >> pani poori literally translated means water in fried bread, which is where it gets its name. one portion costs 30 rupees, about half a euro. >> it's said that women in particular like the dish because of its sweet and sour aroma and because the spices tingle so nicely on the tongue. >> wherever there's a pani poori stall, there's always a lot of indian women around. i always eat it outside on the street. i love it for its delicious water and the filling. it is healthy and very tasty. >> pani poori is well-known across india, but under slightly different names. >> that's all from us at global 3000 this week! thanks for joining us. let us know what you thought ab

any corner you turn in india, there is a cricket match happening, in mumbai tojust go down to the mehdans and try to walk through and watch all of the games happening and is like where is the boundary for that game and you say, well there isn't any, theyjust make it up and say that a four or a six, or you have one guy stood facing the wrong way and he is playing in that game over there, he is in a different position and ifeel like if i wanted to have a net, i could walk down to somewhere and someone would be like yes, come here and i will bowl and you canjoin in which is fantastic. and you canjoin in, which is fantastic. yeah, a great busjourney, whether you are going to the airport, to fly somewhere, or going to a cricket match or whatever, just to look out the window and see all of the games of cricket that are going on, which are played on all of the gymkhanas and street corners. growing up as a kid myself, and taking to cricket perhaps first point is just the ease of playing it, you know, you did not need too much equipment. you just needed a home—made bat. you could pick up a broken

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nikhil inamdar, bbc news, mumbai.the world. it's estimated that one in ten women leave theirjob due to the negative impact of the menopause with many others reducing their working hours. globally, the cost to economies is predicted to rise to $150 billion unless more is done to ensure those suffering are given the support they need to keep them in their roles. joining me now isjo mcewan, who's the co—founder of positive pause. welcome to the programme. i have forgotten what i was going to ask you and i am feeling a bit hot now. onlyjoking! laughter just talk us through how debilitating it can be for some women. it is one of those things that some women are hardly touched and others, their lives are completely radically changed.- their lives are completely radically changed. thank you, i think that _ radically changed. thank you, i think that is — radically changed. thank you, i think that is a _ radically changed. thank you, i think that is a lovely _ think that is a lovely introduction because menopause has got this

jifiy corner you turn in india, there is a cricket match happening, in mumbai tojust go down to the madeh and watch all of the games happening and is like where is the boundary for that game and you so well there isn't any, theyjust make it up and say that a four or a six or you have one guy stood facing the wrong way and he is playing in that game over there, he is in that game over there, he is in a different position and i feel like if i wanted to have a net, i could walk down to somewhere and someone would be like yes, come here and i will bowl and you canjoin in which is fantastic. yeah, great bus journey, whether you are going to the airport, to fly somewhere, or going to a cricket match or whatever, just to look out the window and see all of the games of cricket that are going on which are played on all of the gymkhana is on street corners.— is on street corners. growing u n is on street corners. growing u- as a is on street corners. growing up as a kid — is on street corners. growing up as a kid myself, _ is on street corners. growing up as a kid myself, i- is on street corners.

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mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence. e in china and the russian federation the results of the work season, as well as the health promotion of students, summed up the meeting of the national commission on the rights of the child with the participation of deputy prime minister igor petryashenko, it was noted that 26.5 thousand students were employed during the summer period, they also talked about socialization children with special needs, state support for such categories is provided. at the systemic level in the country, first of all, uh, there is, uh, a very thorough legal and regulatory framework. uh, recently you know there have been changes to the education code. there, too, those aspects are reflected, and a new version of the law on the rights of persons with disabilities was adopted in the twenty-second year. there are also a number of innovations in approaches, primarily related to ensuring the necessary e- inclusive aspects and approaches. uh, disabled people and special attention. there, of course given to chil

mumbai ho chi minh city in hong kong, in addition, it is planned to strengthen our presence in chinaan federation. the main challenges at the moment, which, in principle, the government successfully solves are reformatting logistics schemes international payments. this is a daily work to strengthen well-being. e of our citizens and, of course, the functioning of the economy, and all the tools for these purposes have been formed. you can follow three things hot, fire, running water, bipolar disorder. kanye old once again doused the public with a container of quotes at paris fashion week, presenting a collection of his brand easy lit up in a black longsleeve. the inscription in white lives matter phrase rethink the slogan in the movement dlm protection from the black population in the world made a noise not only the loud wording on the front of the t-shirt depicts the former pope john paul ii, supported the adventurer, the trump fan and the main critic of the democratic party, the american activist candy's alwains twitter could not remain silent in response to the passage, having all t

he remembers the difficulties his family had when they were moving to mumbai. >> we met this broker andwere speaking about, where's the nearby mosque. he had told us, we were non-slims. and we were asking if the. mosque is not nearby. my father was asking if it was nearby. when he got to it, the expression of the broker changed. and he said i am sorry, these are the rules, you cannot be having a flat in hindu community. >> hindus confirmed the discrimination, even if they profit from the situation. >> whenever i went to look for a house, people often used asked me my name. when i told them it, they would not allow me to enter the house and look at it. had i been a muslim, they would not have let me. >> even if muslims managed to get a house, the problems might just begin. >> i had arguments with them, a basic argument regarding maintenance. some would just -- some slurs would be said, you are taken aback, and you are like, what do you say to that? you being attacked for your identity. >> the discrimination means many muslims end up in muslim only localities. >> there are many problems b

street artists of mumbai instead of show business stars draw the freshly baked prime minister of great britain rish, bags the first in the history of the kingdom, the head governments of asian origin his ancestors were born in colonial india and here he is a new hero, the british ruled us for two centuries. and now. i feel that the indians will rule britain. over the next years in britain itself, he is still only a hero of caricatures, leaving the list of tracks with a chainsaw, leaving only a stump from the economy of the kingdom, from which the sunuk will have to grow with a new eurogarden. it’s unlikely that the express honey of the conservatives will work here, last thursday, they threw off the rhinestone, and on monday they already appointed, risha, sunk wow became the head of the party and withdrew their candidacies in a timely manner, in fact, leaving no choice for deputies who were not ordinary members of the party, thanks to whom 44 days of premiership took place. all we have seen here is a coronation, not an election, after which the politician has a mandate from the people.

we have mumbai-based venture capital firm backed by vector investment.nimity investments. thank you for joining us. it seems like [indiscernible] morgan stanley. leaving that to one side, what is your take on the buzz there? >> so, india is the third largest and also the fastest growing market. so this is to say that the buzz around india is founded. it shows very well in the last two years and it continues to grow in the years to come. rishaad: so what are you looking at in particular? where are the start ups of interest? what industry groups in particular? shilpa: when you talk about industry, there is opportunity across, be it consumer tech, it is shaping up very well. but for us as early-stage investors we are factoring in data. we like to come with companies that just started growing. they are starting to use technology. and sustainable resources. the good thing is we get to see companies from all of these major sectors and there are opportunities of growth groomed that is a very good thing for the early-stage. juliette: what kind of challenges are

jonathan: the longest trip i have done is from mumbai.you up-to-date with news from around the world with first word news, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. as germany grapples with an energy crisis and an acute shortage with the is compounding manufacturers' problems. the lack of skilled labor is starving manufacturers from hermas to bmw of the staff they need to keep pace with demand. 50% are -- it is costing the economy as much as 80 $5 million per year. in nigeria 603 -- $85 million per year. in nigeria, at least 603 people have died following major flooding. someone point 2000 people are now -- some 1.2 thousand people are now displaced. credit suisse is paying $495 million to settle a case that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis. it will resolve claims tied to more than $10 billion in securities. global news, 24 hours a day online and on bloomberg quick take. i am leigh-ann gerrans and this is bloomberg. ♪ >> my expectation is that rates will have to move higher for a sustained period. i do see risk around moving too abruptly to this new

mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence.he results of the labor season, as well as health-improving companies of students summed up at a meeting of the national commission on the rights of the child with the participation of deputy prime minister igor petryashenko, it was noted that 26.5 thousand students were employed during the summer period we also talked about the socialization of children with special needs. state support for such categories is provided. at the systemic level in the country, first. uh, there is, uh, a very comprehensive regulatory framework. uh, recently you know there have been changes to the education code. these aspects are also reflected there. a new version of the law on the rights of persons with disabilities was adopted in the twenty-second year. there are also a number of innovations in approaches, primarily related to providing the necessary e- inclusive aspects and approaches. e, by disabled people and special attention. there, of course, is given to children. the number of cases of infection

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