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narendra modi is known for his hindu first policy and drive.., , going to mean for india moving forward? ., , ., ., forward? a lot people are into m stic forward? a lot people are into mystic that — forward? a lot people are into mystic that india's _ forward? a lot people are into mystic that india's hindu - mystic that india's hindu nationalism, this drive under narendra modi, will now come to an end. tojunior ministers are reliant on the muslim without. i have spent the last eight months diving into narendra modi's life. this hindu nationalism runs deep. narendra modi was eight years old when he joined a hindu nationalist group. for an hour a day as a child he was going to daily meetings, where he had yoga and physical exercise, but he also had lessons in a —ism and hinduism. this is really deeply instilled in him. the way he made it into politics as by climbing the ranks of this organisation. the links between this organisation. the links between this paramilitary group and narendra modi's bjp group is frankly umbilical. modi's bjp group is

narendra modi will keep his job as prime minister. but the intractable leader, well, he now depends on other parties to back him up. actually, arunoday, you broke down the numbers. let's take a look. the world's largest democratic exercise. elections in a country of 1.4 billion, done and dusted. here's everything you need to know about the results. the bjp won the most number of seats, 240, but it's still not the victory narendra modi was hoping for. he has 63 less seats than what the bjp won in the last election, and less than 272 that is needed to have a majority, which means he is not the final word on politics or policy, and will have to rely on unpredictable alliance partners and establish a consensus. other things didn't go as anticipated. the state which was supposed to stand by the bjp didn't. uttar pradesh, which sends 80 lawmakers to the parliament, the maximum, is the state where the bjp suffered heavy losses. from a tally of 62, it is now down to 33. the bjp alliance may be forming the government, but the growth in the opp

are made by prime minister narendra modi and his office, so it remains to be seen where he has lostn partners exactly what to to mean for policy going forward. since the results of the election, the world's biggest general election this year, there are quite a few big ones happening, what have people been saying about what this government is going to be like, given the lack of majority narendra modi has and his lack of experience when it comes to negotiation from that point of viewso one way to think about it is that things won't change. 0ne it is that things won't change. one thing we know about prime minister modi is that so much of his personal popularity and even now he is an extraordinarily popular leader, so much that is based on this kind of politicisation and centralisation of decision—making. so to be negotiating with coalition partners is to be showing a certain kind of weakness, which is antithetical to the narendra modi phenomenon in india. so, despite all appearances, what we have seen with the initial cabinet appointments, with the initial decisions by the government i

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so that is a huge message to mr narendra modi._ to mr narendra modi.ra modi. it is a bittersweet victory for - to mr narendra modi. it is a i bittersweet victory for the bjp. with the numbers they have got they cannot pass laws unilaterally. they will need to take others on board. some will see this as a win for indian democracy. you may remember this extraordinary sight a few weeks ago of horses galloping through central london without their riders. they were military working horses, and some were injured, but they are all recovering. chi chi izundu takes up the story. back in april these images of two horses bolting through the streets of london went around the world. these two, along with three others from the lifeguards of the household cavalry mounted regiment, were on a daily morning exercise when they were spooked by the sound of construction rubble being dropped from a height close to them. but today the army confirmed that the cavalry grey, vida, and the cavalry black, quaker, who was also badly injured, both seen here arriving at the horses'

for the ruling alliance, narendra modi's _ most.liance, narendra modi's agender- most. for the ruling alliance, narendra modi's agender for| most. for the ruling alliance, i narendra modi's agender for the economic policies they have driven was something they went to waters with their economic led policies, which was largely led policies, which was largely led through the infrastructure projects, the massive government spending on building roads, airports across the country as well as the manufacturing push the government have given. at the moment india is, for the last few quarters, the largest growing major economy in the world. on friday, it reported its gdp numbers, a massive 8% economic expansion for the last fiscal year. that is something the government, the ruling alliance says has been because of policies led by the prime minister. but most of the critics of the government, as well as the opposition parties, have highlighted that if you look at the fine print of the economic growth it is not equal. the prosperity of the coun

she told me why she thought narendra modi failed to win an outright majority.lysis of why they fell short of the majority, you'll find in the next days and weeks, whether that was regional issues, cast as a factor of a gender perhaps, economy and unemployment, but i think the largest single we are getting from voters in india is that well many continue to back prime minister modi for his nda coalition, there are significant numbers of voters that don't seem to think they are better off today than they were five years ago, and they're sending a signal that they're sending a signal that theyjust they're sending a signal that they just want multipolar tea abroad, they want it at home, they want choice and perhaps some amount of balance. find some amount of balance. and this is the _ some amount of balance. and this is the first time _ some amount of balance. and this is the first time modi will be governing without a majority. will he have any problems managing a coalition, and what will it mean for how he is able to sort of put into a voter's agenda coachella this

narendra modi... an oath that narendra modi is more than familiar with. d territory. a weakened prime minister, dependent on a coalition for the first time. there are hundreds of pictures of mr modi all over delhi today, and it's something we've gotten used to here in india over these past ten years. his picture's been on welfare schemes, on vaccine certificates, so that doesn't seem to have changed. but what has is that while this is a win, it's a victory that feels like a defeat for brand modi. the aura of invincibility that has come to surround him has been damaged. and clues to why some voters turned away can be found here in the politically crucial state of uttar pradesh. it was considered to be a stronghold of mr modi's bjp, but it delivered the biggest shock. in a predominantly hindu village in muzaffarnagar, we met men who've traditionally supported the bjp. but not this time, says shyam singh, who has four post—graduate sons who are unemployed. translation: since four years, they have been - searching forjobs, but there are no vacancies. the gover

prime minister narendra modi's ruling party, janata party, and its allies on the road to a landslideictory. the post—poll projections were released over the weekend, and the markets are hoping that this win would mean the infrastructure—led economic drive and market friendly drive and market—friendly reforms would continue in the world's fastest growing major economy in the world. that reported more than an 8% economic expansion in the last financial year. some of the post—poll projections have even predicted a two thirds majority for the ruling party, and that would be even more than what they won in the 2019 elections. but these are still projections, and the exit polls have had their share of failures in the past. there's also expectation that many seats could go for a nail biting finish in the world's largest election. that also was marked by high pitched campaigns, divisive speeches, fake news and questions over the free and fair election. and so it's not over until it's over. the electronic voting machines that have recorded every single vote that was casted and its correspondi

prime minister narendra modi returning to powerfor a record third term.call it a win for his india alliance — and not a win for the bjp. translation: on this j pious day, it is definite that the national democratic alliance will make a government for the third consecutive time. we are all very grateful to the people of this country as they have expressed their trust in the bjp and the nda. —— nda alliance. over two dozen indian opposition parties had united to form the india alliance to take on the bjp. the grouping doing much better—than—expected. the opposition leader, rahul ghandi, called the alliance�*s improved performance a verdict against modi's style of politics. to a question on whether he may still try and cobble up a bigger alliance to form a government, gandhi remained noncommittal. translation: until we speak to our alliance partners, - we cannot comment. we will discuss with them if we can form a majority and also get new partners. what was widely anticipated to be a runaway election wasn't to be. and, after ten years of bjp�*s absolute majo

"it is the win of our commitment to a developed india", narendra modi told his supporters.isn't the victory he wanted, winning fewer seats than the last election, which will damage the air of invincibility that has surrounded him and the bjp over the past ten years. perhaps the biggest shock came from ayodhya, where prime minister modi inaugurated a grand hindu temple injanuary at a site that had been disputed by hindus and muslims... ..expected to galvanise hindu voters, but the ruling party was defeated here by a large margin. this is how the opposition congress took in the results, with an almost equal fervour. it is rare to see this kind ofjubilation amid the losing side, but that is because over the past ten years the congress party has suffered humiliating election defeats. and what that has resulted in is a party whose confidence was so low that they didn't believe that they could actually launch a proper challenge. so this is a celebration for being significantly back in the game. "long live rahul gandhi", supporters chanted the name of a leaderfrom india's most pro

we're seeing gains on the back of exit polls suggesting a landslide victory for prime minister narendra modi with his party and allies. six of polls pointing to modi winning more than 300 50 seats out of 543. coming up, anand rathi wealth joins us to get the outlook for markets with prime minister modi set to win a third term in office. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. haslinda: welcome back. indian markets trading after the exit polls showed that modi and his allies have won a landslide victory. expectations are a rally today. seeing the sensex at a record high. the index up more than 2%. the other benchmarks also in positive territory. modi himself said he expected record tu

i, narendra modi... an oath that narendra modi is more than familiar with.ed prime minister, dependent on a coalition for the first time. there are hundreds of pictures of mr modi all over delhi today, and it's something we've gotten used to here in india over these past ten years. his picture's been on welfare schemes, on vaccine certificates, so that doesn't seem to have changed. but what has is that while this is a win, it's a victory that feels like a defeat for brand modi. the aura of invincibility that has come to surround him has been damaged. and clues to why some voters turned away can be found here in the politically crucial state of uttar pradesh. it was considered to be a stronghold of mr modi's bjp, but it delivered the biggest shock. in a predominantly hindu village in muzaffarnagar, we met men who've traditionally supported the bjp. but not this time, says shyam singh, who has four post—graduate sons who are unemployed. translation: since four years, they have been searching - forjobs, but there are no vacancies. the government talks about dev

indian prime minister narendra modi has secured an historic third term as the country's leader.ted. while mr modi's bjp party has won enough seats to form the next government, he will have to rely on coalition parties that don't share his hindu nationalist agenda. the election was seen by many as a referendum on narendra modi's decade in office and opposition groups, led by the congress party, performed better than forecast. claiming victory, here's what the indian leader had to say. translation: today's victory is the biggest in the world. . this is the biggest democracy in the world, and this is the victory of this democracy. and this is on india's constitution, a very big win. our south asia correspondent yogite limaye sent this report. a widely expected moment and a historic one. it's only the second time that an incumbent prime minister has won a third term. "it is the winner of our commitment to a developed india," mr modi told his supporters. but it isn't the victory he wanted — winning fewer seats than the last election — it will damage the air of invincibility that has

let's begin in india, where the world's biggest election has seen narendra modi securing a rare third consecutive term in office. but his ruling bharatiya janata party fell short of an absolute majority which means the party will have to rely on a coalition — where consensus will be key for pushing through any economic policy. arunoday mukharji reports. i'm outside the indian parliament, where the government in power and lawmakers will be deliberating on economic policy for the next five years. now, while india remains a bright spot in the world and remains one of the fastest growing economies in the world, there are also several challenges, especially unemployment, which remains high. according to the international labour organization, 83% of the unemployed were educated youth in the country. manufacturing as a share of the gdp has been stagnant for the last decade. private consumption has been at 3%, which has been at its slowest in the last two decades. now, according to the world inequality index, inequality in the country is at a ioo—year high. so clearly, the rich may have gotte

i'm silvia amaro and here are your headlines equities sell off as narendra modi looks to narrowly getajority. >>> european markets in the red and wall street points to further selling as the u.s. manufacturing data slip ns into contraction territory with the jolts data due today >>> oil prices extend their slide as concerns over the u.s. market and consumer outlook offset opec plus pledge to extend cuts. >>> and gamestop shares clim higher pre-market continuing tuesday's rally as roaring kitty returns to social media. >>> cnbc has been on the ground all morning at the super return conference asking industry leaders about the outlook for private equity and where they see the best returns >> the real estate sector is a space that is set to have a funfund fun fundmental re-rate we are spending less time in office as an example many traditional asset classes in real estate are finding it hard to find financing >> public equity is looking and we tend to look as well. with the lens of the defensive and stable and non-cyclical sectors, we look at business services and software and healthcare

clearly, that is one portfolio out of the cabinet that prime minister narendra modi is likely to make be keenly watched by investors. let's not forget, there were a lot of discussions around taxation capital market, possible directx reforms, and of course, you know -- direct tax reforms, and of course, you know, talks about the text, etc. his ideology around taxation will be something that stock investors definitely will be watching out for. paul: all right, asian equities reporter reporting in mumbai. as cj was speaking, we did see the indian markets open. as the premarket suggested,'s are pretty quiet -- things are pretty quite, kind of refreshing. the nifty index looking of the bit softer, as cj mentioned, a few questions remaining about what's going to be in the budget, and indeed what the cabinet makeup of narendra modi's government will look like. the early trade looking fairly quiet, at least compared to the volatility we have seen this week. let's get now to upasna bhardwaj , chief economist at kotak mahindra bank. we have another important milestone coming out of india today,

this election will- also be seen as a referendum on narendra modi's economic push. and that's what prime minister modi's party has penned all their hopes on. economy was one of the biggest agenda and talking points this election, whether it was the massive infrastructure led economic driver or manufacturing, both of which prime minister modi's party say they have done a lot. but india's economic growth largely if you look at the fine print, has been unequal in its growth. the prosperity of the urban india has not really trickled down to the masses, and that is one of the biggest challenges. as well as creating enough jobs for people and for the use that's joining the workforce and this has been two of them criticisms by the opposition party. in their manifestos they have promised to bring in more jobs and look at continuing the reform agenda and this election definitely would be a referendum on the economic push by the modi government. in the election, to this large extent was also marked by divisive speeches, high—pitched campaigns, fake news and also concerns that

besides, the new government is yet to take over, likely led by mr narendra modi in a rare third term.m the government. now, larger reforms are expected to slow down, and economists feel an alliance could push the government to spend more on welfare programmes, risking its promise of reducing the fiscal deficit. rbi's views on the new government and its fiscal policy in the upcoming budget will be crucial to watch out for. elon musk�*s spacex rocket has made its first successful test flight after three previous attempts ended in failure. the—65 minute flight wasn't without drama, however, as an on—board camera showed many protective tiles peeled off before the starship splashed down in the indian ocean. it comes a day after boeing's starliner capsule completed its first flight to the international space station. competition really heating up between those space companies. a reminder of our top story. british tech tycoon mike lynch has been cleared of fraud charges he faced in the united states. the charges related to the $11 billion sale of his software firm to hewlett—packard in 2011.

besides, the new government is yet to take over, likely led by mr narendra modi in a rare third term.now, larger reforms are expected to slow down, and economists feel an alliance could push the government to spend more on welfare programmes, risking its promise of reducing the fiscal deficit. rbi's views on the new government and its fiscal policy in the upcoming budget will be crucial to watch out for. before we go, elon musk�*s spacex rocket has made a successful test but after three previous attempts ended in error. an on—board camera showed many protective tiles peeled off before the starships smashed down in the indian ocean. that is it for this edition of business day. thanks for watching. hello there and welcome along to sports day. i'm gavin ramjaun. super states — the usa make it two wins out of two at cricket's t20 world cup with a stunning super over victory against pakistan. world number one iga swiatek will aim for a third consecutive french open title when she plays italy's jasmine paolini on saturday. and missing the cuts — grealish, maddison and maguire are among seve

besides, the new government is yet to take over, likely narendra modi in a rare third term.e government. now, larger reforms are expected to slow down, and economists feel an alliance could push the government to spend more on welfare programmes, risking its promise of reducing the fiscal deficit. rbi's views on the new government and its fiscal policy in the upcoming budget will be crucial to watch out for. from one election to another — this time south africa. parties have until the 16th ofjune to try and form some sort of coalition government after recent elections. but the country is facing a number of economic challenges — including high unemployment. the bbc�*s aaron heslehurst has been speaking to the finance spokesman for the democratic alliance which came second in the vote and asked him what the solution is. now, the reason why unemployment is so high is obviously our economy is not growing. so we need to focus on the fundamental problems. we need to get our economy to grow. and the reason why it's not growing is that government is in the wrong place in our economy

indian shares slide as prime minister narendra modi's ruling party loses its parliamentary stronghold securing a rare third consecutive term in office. but his ruling bharatiya janata party fell short of an absolute majority which means the party will have to rely on a coalition — where consensus will be key for pushing through any economic policy. arunoday mukharji reports. i'm outside the indian parliament, where the government in power and lawmakers will be deliberating on economic policy for the next five years. now, while india remains a bright spark in the world and remains one of the fastest growing economies in the world, there are also several challenges, especially unemployment, which remains high. according to the international labour organization, 83% of the unemployed were educated youth in the country. manufacturing as a share of the gdp has been stagnant for the last decade. private consumption has been at 3%, which has been at its slowest in the last two decades. now, according to the world inequality index, inequality in the country is at a 100—year high. so clearly,

prime minister narendra modi's ruling party, janata party, and its allies on the road to a landslidethis win would mean the infrastructure—led economic drive and market friendly drive and market—friendly reforms would continue in the world's fastest growing

so that is a huge message to mr narendra modi. so that is a huge message to mr narendra modi. victory for the bjp. with the numbers they have got they cannot pass laws unilaterally. they will need to take others on board. some will see this as a win for indian democracy. some of the last second world war veterans are in normandy to marry 80 years since the day. it was a turning point as troops landed on the coast of northern france began liberation from nazi occupation. john maguire has this report. for many of these veterans, their departure from the shores 80 80 years ago, all as very young man, was their first venture overseas. turne to commemoration. stan ford survived as his ship was sunk by a mini submarine, but many other members of the group were killed. as you know, john, i have 32 reasons for going back, 32 guys who never came home. i made that promise to myself that every opportunity i would go back and pay my respects and honours those guys. back and pay my respects and honours those guys. as they left portsmouth, their modern day counterparts flew overhead in a ro

narendra modi has been chosen as the head of the new coalition government in india.r the first time in ten years, leaving it dependent on support from smaller regional allies. likely means for mr modi's third term. there's been a very unexpected turn of events with the election result here in india, the bjp finding itself in a position that it never thought it would have to be in. all of its allies have agreed to back narendra modi as prime minister, but because they need the allies for that full majority, the bjp will have to make concessions on things like cabinet and parliamentary positions. as far as the parliament is concerned — the building behind me — even with its allies, the bjp does not have the numbers to pass through a law, so to pass any bills, it will need to get at least some members of the opposition to agree with it. over the past five years, what we've seen a lot of is a number of laws being passed without debate or discussion or questioning — just by brute majority. that cannot happen any more. but the biggest setback of this election result has co

, the muslim community of india expressed a little concern and emphasized that, in fact , narendra modi during his prime ministership to provide more for the muslims, and in fact , the issues that they discussed with nandro modi in the past period, and they said that in fact nalamud highlighted the ideas of hinduism in india and indirectly ignored the rights of muslims. expressing hope that you will correct this process, thank you very much, mr. nakami, journalist of sed and sima news agency, to you, my dear and respected viewers, for being with us, thank you very much , may god protect you. maha, together with a lot of heart, moved to abadi mihan. how can i help you ? this mogh model with the same color is the only one left, that's why it came at this price in serai taguifi, dad, i came to ask the same thing. the price of those refrigerators is also very great, well, because this is a discount store and all the appliances here have a special gift in addition to the iranian store discounts , then when will these purchases reach us? it can be attractive, incredible discounts in the disco

an alliance led by india's prime minister, narendra modi, has won the general election — but his partythe uk general election campagain sees the first tv debate between leaders of the two main parties. president biden imposes sweeping new measures to curb migrant arrivals at the us—mexico border. hong kong police said several people were arrested tuesday on the 35th anniversary of beijing's tiananmen square crackdown. hello, and welcome to the programme. our top story is in india — where official results from the country's general election show an alliance led by the prime minister, narendra modi, has won enough seats to form the next government. but his bjp party has failed to secure a majority on its own — winning far fewer seats than at the previous election. opposition groups led by the congress party have performed better than forecast. with the latest from delhi, here's yogita limaye. a widely—expected moment and an historic one. it is only the second time that an indian prime minister

it looks like that there will be a nearer victory for narendra modi in the party.ant selloff in indian stocks. the nifty 50 down almost 5%. more than reverse of the gains they came through yesterday. a selloff in bonds pretty pronounced there in terms of the tenure in india and the rupee under pressure versus the u.s. dollar down 4/10 of a percent. let's get market analysis and bringing global chief investment officer at bnp paribas are wealth management. they have always been this concern at least in a few months around. the expectation was modi would get the sizable maturity. he would enact his policy, the economic growth would continue. now there seems to be question marks. is it temporary, do you follow this trend? >> i think it's a little bit of nonsense. but this is often the way. tom: which bit is the nonsense? >> it went up 3%, now down 5%. very short of volatility. people are very shortsighted. the ultimate story about india for the last couple of years has been the anti-china trade. some awaiting in emerging markets. they've invested in taiwan and they lo

cruising into this election, prime minister narendra modi. shouting. by adulation and a hindu—centric ideology. his main opponent, rahul gandhi — heir of a political dynasty, leader of indian national congress. before the elections kicked off, their bank accounts were frozen by the government. this is not freezing of the congress party's bank accounts. this is the freezing of indian democracy. congress built a coalition with dozens of other political parties to counter mr modi. they say the prime minister used intimidation to prevent a fair campaign. politicians were raided, chief ministers jailed. initially, the modi campaign was all about promoting his accomplishments, but quickly turned to islamophobic messaging. here, mr modi telling supporters, "if the opposition wins, they will redistribute your wealth and give it to muslims first." they reject claims they're islamophobic, but divisive politics plays to his base. this, by the prime minister of a secular country, and the world's largest democracy. let's speak to our south asia correspondent samira

narendra modi's bjp has secured a rare third consecutive term in office but modi's party will likelyhere consensus will be key for pushing through economic policies. live now to archana shukla in mumbai. you are outside the bombay stock exchange yesterday whilst it was sinking dramatically, i'm looking at it now up by one third of a percent, talk us through the reaction so far. well, those were two days, monday and tuesday, where the indian financial market saw the highest and record lowest and after that intense activity, now the markets are somewhere settling down to the reality thatis settling down to the reality that is that prime minister modi will continue to lead, is likely to lead india in a historic third term although historic third term although his own party hasn't made it to the majority. he will need allies to continue and that is why we are seeing a rebound in the stock markets. we are seeing both the benchmarks coming back up. they opened in the green and some of the stocks that made heavy losses in yesterday's trade are somewhere settling in on the green territory as

narendra modi there.he parade route acknowledges the evolution of the lgbtq+ neighbourhoods within the city and sell. —— city itself. and in europe, the 28th rainbow parade took place in vienna. 0rganisers reported a record turnout with more than 340,000 people participating in the parade. they certainly had the weather for it, didn't they? you are watching bbc news, do stay with us. more coming up shortly. hello there. weather for the week ahead is perhaps not the story you want. no significant summer sunshine or warmth, i'm afraid. in fact, the story in armagh on sunday really sets the scene — just a high of ten degrees. we had cloudy skies with light rain or drizzle with a cool northerly wind as well. now, that rain is sinking its way steadily southwards and it will clear away from eastern england and southeast england during monday morning. behind it, this northerly wind and this cooler air source starts to kick in across the country. so a rash of showers, a cold, brisk wind driving those showers in o

and narendra modi is sworn in as india's prime minister for a record—equalling third term.

narendra modi's party is sent to win a decisive majority for the third time in a row.he expected win would -- not less cross over to mumbai. they are likely to beat the 2019 number and exceeded by at least 10 to 20 seats on average. that is extraordinary for a government that has been in power for 10 years now and not just extraordinary but prime minister modi seems to be expanding his footprint hold across india. in these examples, they indicate he is expanding his footprint to know places -- there seems to be a capitulation and then the south where the bgp seems to be making new inroads. this size depending his strong position in the north. if the exit polls turn out to be true, they have also found a way to extend his charisma for the next five years. >> if the -- if these examples are confirmed, what are the keys for these refreshed government? where's we are all seen what a skull policy continually. we have seen an equity bond rally in india. this example news if confirmed comes on the back of a slew of positive news. he made his outlook upgrade. that gives the go

indian prime minister narendra modi has submitted his resignation.hat's the cabinet recommended the dissolution of parliament's lower house. let's note that narendra kmodi will be sworn in saturday. question marks will be around. how will his agenda be set forward? we'll cover that for you and a whole lot more including markets. don't forget we have the private payroll numbers out later today. for this show, my name is arabile gumede. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in th

in india, the counting of the forty-four-day parliamentary vote is ending, prime minister narendra modi'sty is in the lead, and if he wins , the seventy-year-old politician will begin his third prime ministerial term. our own correspondent in india, evgeny davidov, joins us, evgeny, greetings. what are the official numbers by this hour and what are voters saying? they voted for 44 days. yes, alexander, i greet you. so, india, of course, is frozen in anticipation; today during the day the results of the parliamentary elections should be announced. at 8:00 am , the counting of votes began, electronic ballots were opened in the presence of representatives of all parties participating in the elections. and, of course, millions of indians are watching the progress of the vote counting live, up to this minute, eh. ahead is the party led by the current prime minister narendra modi pharadyat, i’ll tell you a little about the elections, in order to become the ruling party or coalition, it’s enough to get a simple majority of 543 seats, it’s enough to take only 272, and by this moment the ruling pa

. —— narendra modi.re expecting, but outright majority. willis peter corresponded to get the very latest on that as soon as we have it. the king kicks off a week of d—day commemorations by meeting wartime veterans. as a mass parachutejump from world war two era planes takes place over normandy. labour has accused the prime minister of lying over the course of its tax plans in last night's leaders debate on the conservatives are standing by their claims. dozens of d—day veterans have also crossed the channel, to be in normandy itself, for this 80th anniversary. they have a packed schedule. over the next couple of days there will be a series of major events in france. our correspondentjohn maguire has travelled with them, and this morning the veterans attended a special service of remembrance, close to sword beach, where they received a rapturous welcome. john maguire reports. some phrases don't need a translation. the veterans were guests of honour this morning at a special commitment of service at what w

in india, narendra modi is set to retain power and be sworn in for a third term — equalling the recordht majority in parliament, winning 240 seats instead of their target of nearer 400. he is now dependent on coalition allies to get past the 272 mark needed to form a government. together the coalition has 293 seats. the bbc�*s yogita limaye is in delhi for us now. what's this likely to mean for mr modi's third term? this is a really unexpected turn of events we are seeing here in india, the vgp finding itself in a position it would not have imagined it would be in. all of its allies have agreed to back narendra modi for prime minister but because they will need them to pass that for majority mark in parliament, they will have to make concessions on things like parliamentary and cabinet positions. in a broader sense as well, even with the allies, in that parliament building they do not have the numbers to be able to pass through laws, so they will need to get at least some from the opposition to agree with them. in the past five years what we have seen numerous times is bill's been pass

narendra modi and mr. ahmed show to be involved in the running of this country. do not like promote everyone this country, we do not appreciate the way they have attack the constitution modi's opponents accused the prime minister of limiting freedom of speech and press with crackdowns on political rivals modi and his party have also targeted india's muslim minority with islamophobic rhetoric get hung up. did you think your hard-earned money should be given to infiltrators modi is brand of hindu nationalism may have reached its limit. his party's candidate lost in a yard here, the town where he inaugurated a controversial new hindu temple from the site of a demolished mosque. modi is still seen by many as the business friendly steward of the world's fifth largest economy. indian stock markets plunged more than 5% on tuesday upon news of modi's lackluster election results the weekend modi is still the most powerful and polarizing politician. india has seen in generations you know, jake modi likes to boast about india's fast-growing economy, but he kind of overlooks

narendra modi will be sworn in for a third term as india's prime minister today.n the general election to govern alone. thousands of guests are attending the inauguration at delhi's presidential palace, including the heads of several neighbouring countries. tight security is in place and police have declared the capital a no—fly zone. members of mr modi's new cabinet will also take their oaths of office. we can see from these live pictures that this is happening at the moment. sorry, that is not live, these are the lies pictures that you can see now. the ministers are taking their oath. let's speak to our correspondent who is in delhi for us. we saw narendra modi earlier, and these are hit his ministers going in to take their oaths. ., , ~ ., ministers going in to take their oaths. ., , . ., ., oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening _ oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening phase, _ oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening phase, if— oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening phase, if i _ oaths. that is right. we are now in the openin

some were in favor of narendra modi and the previous government. he didn't ask anyone. in the coming days, the new government will be formed and the inauguration ceremony will be held. hassan abdul maliki of new delhi broadcasting news agency has predicted scattered showers and gusts of wind for parts of the country today . hello dear compatriots. during this afternoon and tonight, witness the rains in the heights of the central alborz ranges we are in the center of zagros, and rains are expected in the provinces of isfahan, the southern half of sistan-baluchestan province and kerman province, due to the intensity of rains in the southern half of sistan -baluchestan province, the central highlands of kerman province, the western parts of isfahan province, the public roads will be flooded. the water level of the river and canals will be higher. in addition , the wind speed will increase in the eastern parts of the country, especially in the zabul region. in some years, strong winds will cause a decrease in air quality and visibility. today is friday the 18th of khordad,

narendra modi and mr. ahmed show to be involved in the running of this country. >> we do not like provide everyone this country. we do not appreciate the way they have attack the constitution so his opponents criticize modi and argue that he's eroding democratic freedoms in this country. >> that's a charge he of course rejects and india's headed into new territory because again, the man whose dominated this country for a decade he may have to now govern with partners and making compromises. he's never had to make before very interesting, i've been watson. >> thank you very much. ivan's in new delhi they're important news. we're following president biden now saying it's uncertain his word uncertain. if israel committed war crimes in gaza, how those comments could resonate in israel as the president's peace plan hangs in the balance right now, lots going on, stay with us. you're on the cnn newsroom june 19th, cnn celebrated juneteenth with special performances by john legend, had lewbel, smokey robinson, eve

perhaps the biggest shock came from here where prime minister narendra modi inaugurated a grand hinduan almost equal fervour. it's rare to see this kind ofjubilation amid the losing side, but that's because over the past ten years the congress party has suffered humiliating election defeats. and what that has resulted in is a party whose confidence was so low that they didn't believe they could actually launch a proper challenge. so this is a celebration for being significantly back in the game. "long live rahul gandhi," supporters chanted the name of the leader, from india's most prominent political dynasty, but whose capabilities and future were under question. today will mark a point of resurgence. the country has unanimously said they do not like the rule of naamm under modi“s country, so that is a huge message to mr narendra modi. it is a bittersweet victory for the bjp. with the numbers they have got they cannot pass laws unilaterally. they will need to take others on board. some will see this as a win for indian democracy. president biden has cited new executive order that woul

prime minister narendra modi is expected to win a third term.came in 2023, and would not have been eligible to come today. at some of those people might come in other ways. these are cap could help other conservatives have not today specified eight number for it. the tories are also claiming labour would let a quarter of 250,000 more people come to the uk from the eu every year as part of a sweetheart deal they want to negotiate with europe. this is based on a think tank report which assumes a future labour government would set up an asylum return steel with the eu, and reverse that new rule blocking care workers from bringing their dependents. that does not really correspond with anything labour has actually said. labour are seeking an eu returns agreement if they win power but they also said they would not sign up to eight pan— eu asylum scheme, so any agreement would have to be outside that. labour has also not indicated it would scrap the new care worker visa rules. bbc verify looking into the facts and figures with regard to migration, whic

narendra modi has been chosen as the head of the new coalition government in india.ority for the first time in ten years, leaving it dependent on support from smaller regional allies. earlier i spoke to rahul roy—chaudhury, who is a senior fellow for south and central asian defence, strategy and diplomacy, at the international institute for strategic studies. and narendra modi has been governing as part of a coalition for the last ten years. but the key difference this time is that his party, the bjp, does not have a majority in parliament that it did have in the previous two elections that he won. so the importance of the coalition for the bjp is far more than it was in the last ten years, which also means that if the bjp and the nda coalition were to form a government which we expect to take place in the next 48 hours, the bjp would have to, for the first time in ten years, would have to depend on the regional parties, which was not the case earlier. the uk election campaign has seen a bitter row breaking out — with the labour leader sir keir starmer accusing rishi