joins me now sharma good to see you how much does the indian government's decision to revoke the shmita special status affect china. well bray sure china is seriously concerned about the move not as much as prime minister modi's decision decision to scrap means a special status but do bifurcate the state and it has started only disputes with india and the like dock region is now in the middle of all this so beijing believes that the decision good to be permanent and permanent be a factor this started during this border between india and china so china is concerned definitely but i think the indian foreign minister when he was it did. china he actually is trying to to convince chinese authorities dot there shouldn't be any what about it speaking of they did foreign ministers counterpart in pakistan shah mahmood a question you know he claimed has china's complete support on. mean does it. i do not think so i don't think that pakistan has china's complete support you see that china has large investments in india and obviously chinese authorities would not like do to ruin the trade relation

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after winning the toss and electing to bat, india got off to a fast start thanks to rohit sharma, whols as they made 167—5 from their 20 overs. in reply, rovman powell was the pick of the west indies batters, with 54 off 34 balls, but no—one else contributed. west indies were 98—4 and well behind the run rate when rain stopped play, handing india the victory. lewis hamilton won the hungarian formula one grand prix, overtaking max verstappen in the closing stages to extend his lead at the top of the drivers championship. it was the gamble from a pit stop that paid off for the reigning world champion, as nick parrott reports. formula one has enjoyed three epic races on the spin, and in hungary, it was hoping for a grand finale before its summer break. lewis hamilton was keen to bounce back after his worst race of the season last time out in germany, but he had max verstappen standing on his way. the young dutchman was on pole position for the first time, and a perfect start saw him stay ahead of the mercedes. hamilton quickly got past team—mate valtteri bottas to move up to second. but,

difficult to break while the city waits patiently for mindsets to shift its waste because like money sharma who are bringing about a small yet significant change every single day. now with constant exploitation what only will become the most expensive resource in the coming years as scientists predict another indian city is already experiencing this all the past 2 decades bigloo has grown into a global because it's india's silicon valley but its massive open sprawl has not come good problems and there are many who now feel that the city will soon run out before to get traditional will begin techniques come to the rescue that's why. bangalore india silicon valley. a high flying i.t. hub for multinational corporations located on the city's outer edges. but bangalore is also home to severe water issues. polluted lakes that froth over with toxic foam made up of chemicals and raw sewage and unchecked tech driven urban growth that has left many of the city's water grid. among those affected is saddam krishnan he's a successful i.t. professional with his own company. but his apartment complex gets

but i say not quite clear at this stage exactly where they're going or what they're doing daniel sharma thank you very much indeed and all the attention is on the amazon right now but there are currently more fires reported to be burning in central and southern africa than in the amazon and nasa says 70 percent of the active fires in the world are in africa 8 satellite data.

india won their t 20 series against west indies rohit sharma top scored with 67 shelden cultural celebration at dismissing her kohli was the highlight for the west indies in last on talk with lewis well sort of their target when rain stopped play. australia's nick kerry also won the washington open to claim his 2nd title of the tennis season the victory season take a significant jump up the world rankings david stokes reports. the curiosity put on the show all week but a bad back threatened to ruin the party in the final against russia's 3rd seat. however despite his discomfort curiosity's the drop shot to good effect to make his opponent do most of the running and he want to talk i think set on a tie break i if the 1st set was all about the drop shot the tweener was his weapon of choice in the 2nd ever the showmen the australian chose to play between his legs not once but choice both with the same result. i still think i am a curious so i guess i might just be arriving in this final for the 3rd game running when match point came he asked a friend in the front row where to put his serve and

up the country's economy to the world and that is what was passed to the foreign minister well our sharma she is a national security and foreign policy analyst joins us by skype from new york thanks again for being with us on the program the u.s. doesn't want to deal with mr zarif who will it deal with now when it comes to iran . that's a very good question so on the one hand before mrs every if we give foreign minister of iran for a while the chief nuclear negotiator from iran was not the foreign minister to give you an example francis during the years of president mohammed khatami rule iran from 90 well it was president you don't rule iraq let's say from 97 to 2005 it was mr auntie was now the currents president who was iran's chief nuclear negotiator he was sort of and in fact the chairman of iraq's national security council not intellect like that official later on during the years of this admonition are these sort of hardline presidents who had much of a national terms of getting the attention of the world media all the wrong reasons it was missed a lot a joint who is now the current

returning now to our exclusive interview with the farm and sort of start about the crisis in kashmir sharma is strongly criticized india's decision to revoke kashmir's autonomy he told the sound binge of aid he has the full support of china. i don't know tomorrow either which is a very important day for muslims whether they will lift the curfew i demand that the indian authorities lift curfew as lead to the muslims. perform their prayers and do the sacrifice that they are supposed to do is create the international response to this according to many international observers has been muted at best the united nations secretary general. both sides refrained from stimulus state of kashmir the american ambassador went out and said that it is an internal matter for the indian government so is the pakistani government running out of options diplomatically to try and come to some sort of a sort of not at all i think the options are just beginning in fact india by being obstinate and not accepting pakistan's offer of a bilateral engagement to resolve this issue through peaceful because he sions. misca

master the world's best tango don says are gathering in argentina for the tango world cup daniel sharma put his best foot forward in the home of a famous dons when his eyes. they say that tango is more than just the dogs. but if you let the spirit of tango take you it will help you to bet a 1000000 self and not only in time are in a close embrace in this music we can really explain without words what they're feeling there and sometimes really really deep what we can't even describe with the words. it was developed in one of cyrus by 19th century immigrants mostly men dancing with men developing their fight moves in the slums of the emerging city thank god they grew throughout the 20th century in popularity and respectability to become the swirling sequin dot form it is today now danced around the world and every year the world's best dancers return to reacquaint themselves with the hope of tango. tango soul lives around the world because tango ease universal which is one of the most important things it has achieved in its history the possibility that the whole world can dance it. the wo

we make it available and two weeks ago after new jersey adopted these new limits, pat sharma, head coach of the giants came to rutgers university. .. another good reason to have healthy squad ready to go on friday night. your recommendations just the people know you say 15 minutes per week in the regular-season of full contact, correct? >> that's right. taking place to the ground. >> six hours total during the preseason including scrimmages. >> full context scrimmage counts one hour. we suggest if you want additional scrimmages, five scrimmage at doesn't count against your hours and yes, in the three weeks, six hours total full contact is plenty come has been agreed by these coaches in new jersey. they're ready to implement it in august. we will do a scientific research study that shows benefits, published about a a year from . >> michael, what are your thoughts and where is usc football? >> thanks. i really don't think where that far off in terms of talking about at the core of what we do. the two things i would say is one come when we start talking about limits, someone mentioned earli

daniel sharma has more from sao paolo. the sheer scale of the forest fires right across brazil is really what many days after they started this what's forcing the people both here in brazil and in the wider international community to finally take notice and start to lax federal prosecutors here in brazil have launched an integrated investigation into the fire as the environment minister here in brazil was buddha was criticized attending an international conference in the country for having done nothing to try to put an end to the fires but his job also narrow the president who has borne the brunt of the accusations he is being accused of creating the conditions for farmers for developers around in the more remote areas of brazil especially up in the amazon to de forest to start the fire as we did puberty he has often criticized the n.g.o.s the indigenous communities as an impediment to progress in brazil and has said that he would do nothing to stop that progress and he would encourage it so he is being increasingly blamed

would like to have access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly daniel sharma has more now from northwest brazil. it's more than just political this is got very personal if you remember it that she started with also now role posting a facebook page with photographs of him and his wife mccrone and his wife bridgette saying that his wife was pretty and so that was how the insults started and obviously there's a much bigger issue at les here the future of the amazon rain forest so this will get wrapped up in these very personal insults flying between one and the other in this very difficult situation when the fires are pretty much brought under control the army has been brought in but they've been dealing with the fires the rainy season has begun here present job also now has just had a meeting with the governors from the amazonian states anything he was being defiant in the face of the criticism from the international community specifically the g 7 saying some of the governors was saying they simply don't have the resources to protect the vast areas of rain fores