india here -- long live long live. >> india usa -- friendship. >> india u.s. friendship. spp india u.s. friendship. >> translator: today a new history is being created, at the stadium we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago, i began my visit to america with the modi event in houston. and today my friends, president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india and ahmedabad. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey president trump and his family then to ahmedabad they've come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here in good luck but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm these loud cheers the says to resound with this whole atmosphere, from the airport to the stadium everywhere, colors and more colors the very colors of india's diversity and in the midst of all this, the president of president trump first lady melania trump ivanka and jared. the presence of president trump here with hi

india-usa friendship, india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. namaste. today, a new history is being created at the stadium. today, we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago, i began my visit to america with the howdy modi event in houston. and today, my friend, president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad with namaste trump. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the -- and after that, they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere, from the airport to the stadium, everywhere, colors and more colors, the very colors of india's diversity. and in the midst of all this, the president -- president trump, first lady melania trump, ivanka and jared, the presence of president trump

modi: [speaking foreign language] long live india. long live india. long live india. trump. namaste trump. trump. india-u.s. of friendship, you will say long live come along live. friendship, india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. namaste. today, a new history is being created at the stadium. today, we are also seeing history being repeated. i began my ago, the howdymerica with modi event in houston. president my friend, is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad with namaste trump. imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the -- and after that, they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. but theathered here enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound ,ith, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, colors and more colors, the very colors of india's diversity. and in the midst of all this, the president -- president trump, fir

let's listen in. >> translator: long live india, long live india, long live india. namaste trump, namaste trump, i would say india, u.s. friendship, usa long live, long live. india, usa friendship, india u.s. friendship. india, u.s. friendship. namas namaste. today a new history is being created at the stadium. today we are also seeing history being repeated. five months ago i began my visit to america with the howdy modi event in houston. and today my friend president donald trump is beginning his historic trip to india in ahmedabad with namaste trump. you can imagine he has come directly here from america. as soon as he landed in india after such a long journey, president trump and his family went straight to the ashram, and after that they have come here for this program. welcome to all of you to the world's biggest democracy. we are gathered here, but the enthusiasm to welcome you is shared by all of india. this enthusiasm, these loud cheers that the skies resound with, this whole atmosphere from the airport to the stadium, everywhere colors and more colors, the

america loves india. america respects india. and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. [ cheers and applause ] five months ago the united states welcomed your great prime minister at a giant football stadium in texas. and today india welcomes us at the world's largest cricket stadium right here in ahmedabad. [ applause ] it is a profound honor to be the beautiful new stadium to be here with you. motera stadium, so beautiful. and joined by so many distinguished guests from all across your nation and all across the world. to the hundreds of thousands of everyday citizens who come out and line the streets in a stunning display of indian culture and kindness, and to the 125,000 people in this great stadium today, thank you for the spectacular welcome. [ cheers and applause ] to your significant country. u. done a great honor to the american people. er melania, my family, we will always remember this remarkable hospitality. we will remember it forever. [ cheers and applause ] from this day on, india

in a country like india. it's often hard to know for sure if this is the whole story but it's clear that people feel that they are being persecuted. bomb a dish they are going sorry is one of many casualties of the yogi government amount of business reduced depending re overnight thousands like him have been affected in the state of the british and even before this festival of the there is a sense of fear and trepidation. but hardliners be there vigilantes or politicians among many obsessed with protecting cows. i. find that. just. because. the controversial leader of this letter had his cock he is one of most one internists street is really coming to terms with his alleged extra judicial killings oh yes rape tell each side says because in the best news the outcome is only death if someone tried to punish got the media the tsunami television was shut down bulldozed. to kill him in damascus al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera i'm to you know obligato with a check on your world headlines china has removed the highes

india-u.s. friendship, long live india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. thank you very much. >> and with that, good morning to you and welcome to "fox & friends" first on this very busy monday morning. i'm heather childress. moments ago, president trump wrapping up his first rally in india in front of his biggest crowd yet. more than 100,000 people actually packing this stadium in ahmedbad as the president took the stage with prime minister modi, the two world leaders touting strong trade and a stronger relationship. they talked a lot about that. you can see another embrace there. between the united states and india, during what is being referred to as the namaste trump rally. take a listen. >> america respects india and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. heather: people lining the streets to greet president trump in what was a red carpet style welcome as he kicked off what will end up being a two-day visit aimed at restarting relations and maybe making a trade deal. he talked about a deal in terms of military funding,

president since bill clinton has been to india there's a reason for that right is because india's own weight is being felt more due to the larger point that look we can have sort of you can you can go and do want to go into these visits and get more out of them or get less out of them but i don't think it's i don't think that this is confined to the pageantry because the pageantry itself is sending a signal. but i think yeah go ahead. well i was just going to say that i think we'll have to wait and see what comes out of those bilateral bilateral meetings tomorrow but there are so many questions being asked certainly by those who aren't blatant government supporters why did he travel so far for a 36 hour visit when none of the you know really big sticking points in this relationship trade is the biggest one where they're not expected to make any progress on that they're not expected to make any progress on the visas for indians to travel to the united states for their big differences that they have on the pharmaceutical industry so really people are. wondering if they're getting the me

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vietnam which population even food changes being india and india from the start of the 20th century. in 1000 no 6 the all india muslim league was established its eventual aim was to press for political independence for muslims and among hindus there was a growing sense men's team following centuries of mogo. and bush issued by the 1920s the hindu cultural organization the rashtriya swayamsevak sangh or the r.s.s. emerged its aim was to promote hindu culture and identity dr head gave us who started out as this he thought what is that calls off of us liberty for the last 400 years and so he thought he mediately found that lack of patriotism and lack of character it was the main cause of the motherhood really. the r.s.s. went on to become the world's biggest civil society organization it's also seen by many as a far right nationalist paramilitary group since independence it's been banned 3 times. it's widely accepted that the b.g.p. and hindu nationalist politics or hindutva emanate from the r.s.s. the hindu tour is actually reducing the grid philosophical majesty of the hindu fish into

multi-faith credentials in india that you and job it grew up in how much of that india is gone do you think well it was called the mother of civilizations it was the land which gave birth to people like not look at the mouth of our mission but gandhi and the fact is there were jobs up just said is that it couldn't have been worse and the night is only deepening we have had a real hope just a few days ago where the the b.g.p. got a drubbing. but they lost the election to a new kid who was on the other party but that's just one little of all measure but you said in the past that fascism is quote alive and well in the land of the mahatma what would you say to critics who say that's hyperbole that's an exaggeration india is a democratic country and they're in the mode he won his majority last year fair and square well i would say that after the comedian to look away from the that's that explosive silence the muslims of this are my country and not really the muslims even the other minorities have never felt more insecure the feeling now if this used to turn in their face of we become this

india. but beyond the. driving ties between the 2 nations. to follow forgiveness we need to lift a we don't do body type of attacks to reconciling with the man. but. it's good to have you with us when the leaders of the world's 2 largest democracies meet everything about that meeting becomes a big. u.s. president from is on his 1st official visit to india and has both come from from minister narendra modi has been huge colorful and noisy thousands lined the streets to welcome both the does of does and lead to dunst part of that welcome was also a sober visit to the summit about the off from india's goods at outstate indian independence the demat mug on the move for more than a decade. the trumps tried their hand at a traditional china cup all spinning mean that gun people in their eyes it symbolized self-sufficiency during india's independence movement next it was a raucous welcome of the world's biggest cricket stadium where from and more the address the thousands of cheering attendees at t

same to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country where people don't matter which god you worship or she was shipped or go and walk like a bitch you would be if you be an equal citizen that was elected the same to a cornerstone of all 14 stood for many of us believe that the issue was resolved for ever but it was not the video be that have succeeded in uniting. all communities into believing that there is a common enemy which is the muslim war the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event. one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the shah bano case reached the supreme court in delhi. the has been claimed

invest in india and make in india. translation: there is if men's potential for defence manufacturing in india. there is demand, democracy and decisiveness. the digital transformation of india's defence was also an underlying theme with artificial intelligence based on technology on prominent display. both foreign and indian companies were pitching their military hardware and software. but one defence partnership stood out. this is an f 18 super hornet currently on offer. boeing hopes india will choose this over its competitors at a time when india is out shopping for over 100 fighter jets and a budget of about $18 billion. this is also a time when boeing has made it clear that india is one of its top markets. currently in india we have 200 supply chain partners and we spent a hundred billion dollars a year. we expect to grow that and that we will continue to have tremendous development of technology and products from india that are notjust technology and products from india that are not just for india technology and p

india and us defense ties up steadily deepened and we think india is now one of the top bio's off u.s. weapons and what we're likely to see in this visit definitely the series of defense related agreements president trump actually talked today about india you know thinking of defense even buying defense helicopters what about $3000000000.00 the sunny thanks so much for that for now we'll have plenty more live from india for this a bilateral meeting going on for the next 2 days for now though thanks very much it's the latest on the coronavirus now countries around the world scrambling to cope with the surgeon and cases with authorities introducing a number of measures to try to contain the outbreak south korea has raised its infectious disease alert to the highest level after more than $160.00 new cases reported today china meanwhile confirming $150.00 deaths in a single day pushing the number of fatalities there to about 26 on. the annual meeting of parliament originally scheduled to start on march 5th has been postponed and authorities in italy are reporting a 4th death from the viru

and that is india. [cheers and applause] this is why india's accomplishment over the last 70 years is completely unrivaled no matter where you go. it is your faith in the strength of a free society, your confidence in your own people, your trust in your own citizens, and your respect for the dignity of every person that makes the united states and india such a natural, beautiful, enduring friendship. while our nations have many differences, they are both defined and propelled by a fundamental truth -- the truth that all of us are blessed with divine light, and every person is endowed with a sacred soul. as the great religious teacher, swami vivekananda, once said, "the moment i stand in reverence before every human being and see god in him, that moment i am free." [cheers and applause] in america and in india, we know that we are all born for a higher purpose -- to reach toward our fullest potential, to work toward excellence and perfection, and to give all glory to god. powered by this spirit, indians

same to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country where matter which god you worship or if you were shipped on board walk what language you would be in if you being equal citizen that was elected the same true cornerstone of all 40 stood for many of us believe that the issue was resolved for ever but it was not the bridge of it have succeeded in uniting. all communities into believing that there is a common enemy which is the muslim world the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the case reached the supreme court in delhi. the has been claimed he divorced his

multi-faith credentials the india that you and job it grew up in how much of that india is gone do you think well it was called the mother of civilizations it was the land which gave birth to people like now look and the mark of our mission but gandhi and the fact is there were jobs up just said is that it couldn't have been worse and the night is only deepening we have had a real hope just a few days ago where. the the b.g.p. got a drubbing. that they lost the election to i think it was the party but that's just one little of all measure but you said in the past that fascism is quote alive and well in the land of the mahatma what would you say to critics who say that's hyperbole that's an exaggeration india is a democratic country and they're in the mode he won his majority last year fair and square well i would say that after the comedian to look away from the that's that explosive silence the muslims of this are my country and not really the muslims even the other minorities have never felt more insecure the feeling now if this used to turn in their face of we become this nigger too

multi-faith credentials in india that you enjoy of it grew up in how much of that india is gone do you think well it was called the mother of civilizations it was a little land which gave birth to people like now look and the mother of our mission had begun and the fact is there were jobs up just said is that it couldn't have been worse and the night is only deepening we have had a real hope just a few days ago where. the the drubbing. that they lost the election to get it was the party but that's just one little of all measure but you said in the past that fascism is quote alive and well in the land of the mahatma what would you say to critics who say that's hyperbole that's an exaggeration india is a democratic country and they're in the mode he won his majority last year fair and square well i would say that it can be done to look over from the that's that explosive silence the muslims of this are my country and not really the muslims even the other minorities a member to move to secure the field now it is shoes to. agree to come this toot is their privilege but they do india a lot

i don't think india is in on india is dependent india's significance in the future is dependent on the decay of the west or the rise of china i think india's one 6th of humanity will play a significant role in any which ways now. to just spin your question a little bit further i would argue that this is a good moment you know we are going through a silly season across the world. having debates on citizenship on vanity on multilateralism on populism and this is a secular debate happening everywhere i think this is the time for new powers to stay clean towards leadership in fact unabashedly let me put forward a new book that she and i have written should dr shashi tharoor and i put forward ads in its title the new world disorder and the indian imperative and we argue that based on our largely liberal traditions are largely market based economics the rule an argumentative democracy it is perhaps time for new actors like india to add their heft to believe a lot of which may not remain that liberal if india was not to be a part of that and it certainly is not going to be western. as the asi

and that is india. this is why india's accomplishments over the last 70 years is completely unrivalled, no matter where you go. it is your faith in the strength of a free society, your confidence in your own people, your trust in your own citizens and your respect for the dignity of every person that makes the united states and india such a natural, beautiful, enduring friendship. while our nations have many differences, they are both defined and propelled by a fundamental truth — the truth that all of us are blessed with divine light and every person is endowed with a sacred soul. as the great religious teachers once said... cheering the moment i stand in reverence before every human being and see god in him, that moment i am free. in america and india, we all know we are born for a higher purpose to reach towards our fullest potential to work towards excellence and perfection and to give all glory to god. powered by this spirit, indians and americans are always striving to be greater. 0ur americans

it is of great significance in the story of india's independence you are in an india that is full of diversity hundreds of languages a spoken and bad there are hundreds of kinds of a time several kinds of cuisine separate religions and community is. this vision diversity of. unity in diversity. and the vibrancy of unity. is a very strong foundation for the relations between india and america. one is the land of the free the other believes that the holder is but one family. one has pride in that statue of liberty the other takes pride in that was tall a statue the sun is dire but i love my life but this statue of unity. there is so much that we share shared values and ideas. shed the spirit of enterprise and innovation. shed opportunities and challenges. share and aspirations. even listening to the prime minister. and this stadium they're dressing a crowd of several several 1000 people and also welcoming u.s. president donald trump to his country and when president trump gets to the podium and starts addressing that crowd we will take that for you live and show you also still ahead on

be at night with population even food changes being india and india from the start of the 20th century. in 1000 no 6 the all india muslim league was established its eventual aim was to press for political independence for muslims and among hindus there was a growing sense questioning following centuries of mogul and bush issued by the $120.00 s. the hindu cultural organisation the rashtriya swayamsevak sangh or the r.s.s. in muds its aim was to promote him to culture and identity dr haidt who started this is he taught what is the calls of liberty for the last 400 years and so. he thought he mediately found that lack of his m l lack of character it was the main cause how do the other who read. the r.s.s. went on to become the world's biggest civil society organization it's also seen by many as a far right nationalist paramilitary group since independence it's been banned 3 times. it's widely accepted that the b j p and hindu nationalist politics or hindutva emanate from the r.s.s. or hindu tour is actually reducing the great philosophical majesty of the hindu fish into something more li

president since bill clinton has been to india there's a reason for that right is because india's own weight is being felt more due to the larger point that look we can have sort of you can you can go and do want to go into these visits and get more out of them or get less out of them but i don't think it's i don't think that this is confined to the pageantry because the pageantry itself is sending a signal. but i think yeah go ahead. well i was just going to say that i think we'll have to wait and see what comes out of those bilateral bilateral meetings tomorrow but there are so many questions being asked certainly by those who aren't blatant government supporters why did he travel so far for a 36 hour visit when none of the you know really big sticking points in this relationship trade is the biggest one where they're not expected to make any progress on that they're not expected to make any progress on the visas for indians who travel to the united states for their big differences that they have on the pharmaceutical industry so really people are. wondering if there is going to det

the united states is india's 2nd largest trading partner off to china but at $29000.00 the u.s. ended up with a deficit of around $23000000000.00 in trade with india washington is demanding daily buy more american goods it wants key trade concession reinstated and seal a wider pact india has offered to cut tariffs on chicken lakes from 100 to 25 percent of the u.s. demands a cut to 10 percent another point of discussion is india's dairy markets potentially all partially opening them wouldn't go down well in the world's largest no producing nation is sonia found the cup. this is how danish begins his days he's typical of millions of small dairy producers across india his family doesn't on a farm they take care of the cattle in their backyard it's hard work never a day off he makes about $60000.00 rupees selling his milk that's around $775.00 euros a month but buying fodder and medicine blows a big hole in his income the knishes also saddled with debt load see took out to cover his mounting costs when all bets factored out his income drops to just $10000.00 rupees a month around $

and india. listen here. >> since my inauguration, commerce between our two nations has increased by more than 40%. india is now a major market for american exports and the united states is india's largest export market. [cheers] a booming america is a great thing for india. and it's great for the world. >> so if i could just tell you this: we're looking at basically the rest of the day being spent in route here to new delhi. you saw the rally earlier. of course the visit to the taj mahal which will be coming up here shortly. the president will overnight here and then tomorrow there is a huge opening ceremony event here in new delhi. that will be followed by bilateral and business meetings and then a state dinner tomorrow night. the big agenda item is trade. you heard the president talking about how positive things have been and how they are moving in the right direction. we expect to get a lot more, including a readout on that. for now, guys, back to you. steve: kevin it, sounds like the trade,

and india don't change their ways. will hole from the energy and resources institute says if india is serious about mitigating carbon dioxide emissions to prevent the worst effects of climate change in serious action needs to be taken well can india industrialize and become green. simply put yes but it will be difficult major economy as successfully industrialized while simultaneously reducing emissions so if india does it will be the 1st to do so. that said there are reasons to be hopeful india has limited domestic reserves of fossil fuels and so ends up importing huge quantities of oil natural gas and even coal. to reduce these imports great to parts of the economy can be switched to renewable electricity and this includes parts of transport industry and now the cost of a new bills that fall into such an extent that india having some of the cheapest prices in the world in many sectors this can be done relatively cost effectively but what else does india need to do it sounds like it needs to do a lot to get its emissi

india is -- it's a brave nation, too. there is no blowback from india. we just hope, i said i'll help, i'll do whatever i have to do if can i do that because my relationship with both gentlemen is so good. but there has been difficulty in pakistan and we are seeing what we can do about it. anything i can do to mediate, anything i can do to help i would do. they are working on kashmir. kashmir has been a thorn in a lot of people's sides for a long time and there are two sides to every story. working on it very hard. we discussed it at great length, terrorism. i think we have some very good ideas. he's very, very strongly against terrorism. prime minister modi is a very religious man, as you know. he's a very calm man. but he's actually a very, very strong person. very tough, actually. i have seen him in action. he's got that foremost in his mind, terrorism. he'll take care of it. go ahead. that's fine. right there. reporter: mr. president, thank you. we have been waiting for far too long. i would like to take you to yesterday's meetings. before coming to

president since bill clinton has been to india there's a reason for that right is because india's own weight is being felt more due to the larger point that look we can have sort of you can you can go and do want to go into these visits and get more out of them or get less out of them but i don't think it's i don't think that this is confined to the pageantry because the pageantry itself is sending a signal. but i think yeah go ahead. well i was just going to say that i think we'll have to wait and see what comes out of those bilateral bilateral meetings tomorrow but there are so many questions being asked certainly by those who aren't blatant government supporters why did he travel so far for a 36 hour visit when none of the you know really big sticking points in this relationship trade is the biggest one when they're not expected to make any progress on that they're not expected to make any progress on the visas for indians who travel to the united states for their big differences that they have on the pharmaceutical industry so really people are. wondering if there is going to dete

america respects india. and america will always be a faithful and loyal friend to the indian people. ago, the united states welcomed your great prime minister at a giant football stadium in texas and today, india welcomes us at the world largest cricket stadium right here. profound honor to be the -- it is a profound honor to be here with you at this beautiful and new stadium joined by so many distinguished guests from across your nation and across the world. the hundreds of thousands of everyday citizens that come out lining the streets in a stunning display of indian culture and kindness. and to the 125 thousand people and this great stadium today, thank you for this spectacular welcome to your magnificent country. you have done a great honor to the american people. melania and my family -- we will always remember this remarkable hospitality. we will remember it forever. from this day on, india will always hold a special place in our hearts. the life of prime minister modi underscores the limitless promise

he talked about tolerance india's tolerance india's peacefulness india's religious pluralism but these are all under 3 things that have been under threat for the last 6 or 6 years and which have been reported about extensively in which president trump has actually spoken earlier in veiled terms but saying that you know india can do better. but he so i did not know whether this was treaties or warning or a bit of bulls and i came to the conclusion that on balance there's a lot of preez but there's just a lot of warning which is that look everything between you and us is ultimately conditional on your being the country that everyone thinks of you as and b.'s don't change it i think that in the central message of all the huge amount of love i think there is a very clear message inside. look at your explain that again break that down for me a little bit more what you're saying that a warning in what way. well you know when you. can a country that one different because you go this this and this and you look but you will get this this and this are exactly the 3 things that the government in

to india this week with the purpose of the trip wasn't all and i'm sure at some photo ops with india's prime minister modi no trump also brought with them a $3000000000.00 new defense deal with india in miami art to america john how do you story. president trump in his speech today in india said the u.s. makes the quote greatest weapons ever made and they'll be among the weapons sent to india as part of a $3000000000.00 arms deal we're talking about u.s. helicopters missile air defense systems and unmanned aerial vehicles also known as drones president trump lot of india in his speech and his quote great friend indian prime minister narendra modi the event was named the must a trump a take on the rally in houston texas last year for india's prime minister which was called how the modi will today's day long affair in india featured a lot of pageantry singing dancing basically a huge celebration for president trump who was joined by 1st lady maloney and then his daughter ivanka and son in law journal among others the president took a little ribbing for is not exactly accurate pronunciati

couple good days in india. the prime minister is a terrific an, he's a terrific leader and we have a lot of things going in being purchased by india. we just had a meeting, a lot of the press was there. thought it was a great meeting with some of the biggest businessmen in the world. come from india. they agree to invest billions and billions of dollars. for yourself. investing billions of dollars in our one -- so that was the purpose. helicopters, apaches, and various other types in addition they're equipment, buying that. they're buying a lot. they're going to be buying a lot, and they're also going to buying a lot of our energy, all forms of our energy, because energy and we have more than anybody. we're number one in the world now in energy. o that's going to be very exciting. but i thought it was a great two days. it was a fantastic two days. going to be not at all controversial because i don't want to blow the two days and two days of travel on one little will ask, one n little simple answer and you'll bl

can export even more lng to india. we are pleased to be joined by the chairman of exxon mobil, alex for cough, thank you wherever you may be. alex is someplace. thank you very much, thank you very much. and the ceo of chart energy and chemicals, thank you both. thank you very much. that is a big deal, right? can you handle it, i think so. it is great. to further strengthen our economic ties the united states is pleased to announce the international development finance corporation will be establishing a permanent presence right here. america is committed to working with india to improve development and empower women entrepreneurss. that is why my daughter attended the global entrepreneurship summit in highlighting women's economic empowerment. please, great job you did, thank you very much. we have since launched the w gdp initiative which is spearheading projects supporting women in the economy from new delhi, in our meetings with the prime minister we discussed and agreed to create a counter narcotics working group to

has with india last year. kevin corke is standing by at the house for us and we are going to it a little bit later, but he's there. in the meeting, he'll be a little bit about it, it could be a clash of america first versus india first and president trump the opportunity to exercise the deal making abilities and president trump had a big rally yesterday let's listen into some sounds from the rally at the stadium yesterday. >> america loves india. america respects india. and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. the story of the indian nation is a tale of astounding progress, a miracle of democracy, extraordinary diversity, and above all, a strong and noble people. india's rise as a prosperous and independent nation is an example to every nation all over the world and one of the most outstanding achievements of our century. in america and in india, we know that we are all born for a higher purpose, to reach toward our fullest potential, to work toward excellence and perfection

america and india of course. about the loose the same agreement now let me go back to the stop and that before when this visit was announced both sides were hoping that this would come true especially since it's at a whopping 10000000000 dollars however last week when it was announced that. the bus in leaving the agreements from the american government would not be our last chance to education speculations begad not how this treaty would distribute would fall through yet president john briggs did bring it up in his speech again and again he said and i thought that they got in the arts are about to sign a treaty if not. a good if not greeted deal that will be their trade relations fall but as you mentioned at the beginning of this report the reason why this is not happened is the because america has been pushing for india to open up its markets to more american goods. have disagreed on dives and duties however there are also domestic issues due to which this trade agreement has not until now last year and in 20192

same truth to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country where people don't matter which god you worship or if you were shipped. what language you would be in if you be an equal citizen that was elected the same true cornerstone of. the stood for many of us believe that the issue was resolved for ever but it was not the bridge of it have succeeded in uniting. all communities into believing that there's a common enemy which is the muslim world the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the shah bano case reached the supreme court in delhi. the has been claimed he

and india did not. reach a trade agreement before the president's visit and that will be among the topics of discussion while the president is in the country for his 36 hour visit saying he's quite optimistic that both he and prime minister modi can reach a trade deal and by the way trump who ones own of course the taj mahal hotel and casino in atlantic city new jersey had never actually visited the indian side until today when the president is in new delhi now where he will attend various events on tuesday for watching the hawks john heidi. joining us now to discuss this $3000000000.00 defense deal between india and the u.s. and its implications for more even senior fellow at the center for international policy matthew matthew thank you so much for coming on i want to start what is this move 3000000000 dollar deal between the u.s. and india mean you know for the region who's going to be very interesting especially with all the talk about trying to members of progress. yet it doesn't 1st thanks for havi

india is -- it's a brave nation, too. there is no blowback from india. we just hope, i said i'll help, i'll do whatever i have to do if can i do that because my relationship with both entlemen is so good. but there has been difficulty in pakistan and we are seeing what we can do about it. anything i can do to mediate, anything i can do to help i would do. they are working on kashmir. kashmir has been a thorn in a lot of people's sides for a long time and there are two ides to every story. we discussed it at great length, terrorism. i think we have some very good ideas. he's very, very strongly against terrorism. prime minister modi is a very religious man, as you know. he's a very calm man. but he's actually a very, very strong person. very tough, actually. i have seen him in action. he's got that foremost in his mind, terrorism. he'll take care of it. go ahead. that's fine. right there. reporter: mr. president, thank you. [indiscernible] waiting for far too long. and would like to take you to yesterday's meetings. before coming you said trade deal later

same to the idea of india that the leadership of the represented was that india would be a country where you don't matter which god you worship or if you were shipped no good book or that beach you would be in if you be an equal citizen that was elected the same true cornerstone of. the stood for many of us believe that the show was all for ever but it was not the beauty of it have succeeded in uniting . all communities into believing that there's a common enemy which is the muslim war the also has the backing of the largest civil society organization in the world. which is which is the which is deeply committed to the ideology of indiscipline this is. the campaign to get back the sides of the barbary mosque for the hindus had been running for years. but the act that made it possible came from a completely unexpected event one that played into a negative narrative about muslims and secularism promoted by the r.s.s. . in 96 and otherwise obscure family dispute involving a muslim couple that became known as the shah bano case reached the supreme court in delhi. the has been claimed he divo

and india don't change their ways. will hole from the energy and resources institute says if india is serious about mitigating the missions to prevent the worst effects of climate change in serious action needs to be taken well can india industrialize and become green. simply put yes but it will be difficult no major economy as successfully industrialized while simultaneously reducing emissions so if india does it will be the 1st to do so. that said there are reasons to be hopeful india has limited domestic reserves of fossil fuels and so ends up importing huge quantities of oil natural gas and even coal. to reduce these in cold gray to parts of the economy can be switched to renewable electricity and this includes parts of transport industry and now the cost of a new bills that fall into such an extent with india having some of the cheapest prices in the world in many sectors this can be done relatively cost effectively but what else does india need to do it sounds like it needs to do a lot to get its emissions down.

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of india not as a democracy the bastion of democracy but you have to think about india and kashmir is a relationship as a politics of democracy it's a common flush that has been it since 1947 that this is that the mom deborah traffic system in reality it's just an electoral democracy that they have created where they are telling people that the elections that are being held is democracy but that's not the reality of kashmir reality of kashmir is a communication lockdown in all forms shapes and manners when there was no in the internet there were other forms of communication lockdowns there were other laws that were suppressing people and one of the. one of the sections which kind of barras congregation which is call article 144 sorry a section 144 that has been in effect in kashmir that is armed forces special powers act in kashmir which means no one can really speak no no 4 people can get together if people are standing and sitting together they can be disappeared big and be killed and no one can be held accountable so that is the situation inside me and on top of that in the last 6

let them know he is a friend of india. a lot of people have become citizens or will in the future and the president would like those who are citizens to vote for him in november and those who are bound to become citizens in the future, become republicans. there is also this idea too that the united states wants to forge a tighter relationship with china with india to serve as a counterweight to china so here's the pitch the president made earlier. >> i know our two nations will continue to achieve new breakthroughs, unlocking new potential and forge brighter futures, the leaders of each country, we feel strongly about each other. i'm pleased to say the us indian partnership is now truly stronger than ever before. >> so that will form the basis of a lot of the conversation at the president's press conference. he will be asked about the coronavirus, the president has come under criticism. what happened with the stock market yesterday. his comments about sonja soto mayor and whether she and justice ginsburg should recuse them

it hurts india's interest. india does not want china as an enemy. it does not have the ability to stand up to china. with indo pacific, why india is a part of it and believes in everything, india has two concerns. for india's point of view, the middle east and sort of the area to india's west is as important as the area to india's east. afghanistan, pakistan and the gulf which, under central command did not pacific command. something that india would like to be changing. they would like that region to be as important as east and south china. indo pacific is more -- india concerned with china are more land-based. india's concern is if something happens in that domain, a number of countries, what happens if the next india china conflict is on the land order. which has happened in the past. therefore, india is reluctant to sort of confront china when it knows it may be forced to confront china on its own. and, finally, india sort of is the country, which, unlike most other american allies or western allies, does not want another country as a security b

of india not as a democracy the bastion of democracy but we have to think about india and kashmir's relationship as a politics of democracy it's a common flush that has been it since 1947 that this is that the mom deborah traffic system in reality it's just an electoral democracy that they have created where they are telling people that the elections that are being held is democracy but that's not the reality of kashmir reality of kashmir is a communication lockdown in all forms shapes and manners when there was no in the internet there were other forms of communication lockdowns there were other laws that were suppressing people and one of the. one of the sections which kind of barriers congregation which is call article 144 sorry a section 144 that has been in effect in kashmir that is armed forces special powers act in kashmir which means no one can really speak no no 4 people can get together if people are standing and sitting together they can be disappeared they can be killed and no one can be held accountable so that is the situation inside me and on top of that in the last 6 months what

of india not as a democracy the bastion of democracy but we have to think about india and kashmir is a relationship as a politics of democracy it's a common flush that has been it since 1947 that this is that the mom deborah craddock system in reality it's just an electoral democracy that they have created where they are telling people that the elections that are being held is democracy but that's not the reality of kashmir reality of kashmir is a communication lockdown in all forms shapes and manners when there was no in the internet there were other forms of communication lockdowns there were other laws that were suppressing people and one of the. one of the sections which kind of barriers congregation which is call article 144 sorry a section 144 that has been in effect in kashmir that is armed forces special powers act in kashmir which means no one can really speak no no 4 people can get together if people are standing and sitting together they can be disappeared big and be killed and no one can be held accountable so that is the situation inside me and on top of that in the last

india are u.s. restrictions on so-called one b. visas that they used by you know indian i.t. companies to fly the engineers temporality to the u.s. to service their clients and that that remains a big problem for india so in which areas can we actually expect some progress in the talks between donald trump and today. well the simple answer to that is defense you know the 2 countries have really deep in their their defense ties and what we're expecting this time is you know donald trump said yes they were expecting defense deal between the 2 sides what 3000000000 euros that could include you know navy helicopters that could include a potential myside detention india's really become a major bio of us. and weapons and. so on if i like her reporting from delhi there where u.s. president donald trump is a true hold talks with the indian prime minister her and remotely wrapping up his 2 day visit to india sunny thank you so much. thank you and that wraps up our program for the moment if you want more busi

india free if. you don't get to what i hate these riots are happening because of the government if our government hadn't brought in this movie they wouldn't be any question if these riots on our india is like a big pay of allowance from hindus muslims sikhs and christians to live together in harmony but since the government has implemented the new citizenship law it's led to this violence and we have very sad about the facade that have been bought the ok but not to mention of these violent protests at a joint press conference in delhi of u.s. president trump an indian prime minister more the good of a correspondent nima should just was at that press briefing and filed this report. the highlight of the u.s. president's 2 day visit to india the bilateral talks between prime minister. and us press than donald trump have come to an end in statements to the press prime minister. spoke about this comprehensive strategic partnership between the 2 countries calling it one of the most valuable partnerships o

are arguing on the on the very idea of india right shruti. the government doesn't seem to be listening at the moment despite the fact that these protests have been going on for months now can you see a situation in the in the in which the government would. perhaps withdraw or amend this law. i think he has been committed to this project that is in the manifesto and it has come on the close a close heels of 2 other major changes which is of course the special status of the sheer which was abrogated and the supreme court's a recognition of the hindu temple in the place of the 16th century mosque all this has happened within a very short period of the 1st few months of modi's 2nd term so the only way i mean in that sense. the government in the in the of forces are going to keep on it they're going to double down on it the interesting thing is a close to 10 provincial governments have said that they are not going to sign on they're not going to implement the n.p.r. which is a national population register now this is an unprecedented situation in