so india prefers to remain neutral towards his partners. it went towards russia because that's where india buy is not only a lot of weapons, but also oil and gas at bargain prices. for a closer look at india's economy, 75 years after the countries independence less val over tar correspondent, charo cardelia and deli charo, despite the ukraine war. despite the pandemic, india's central bank governor says the country's economy remains an island of stability. is he right? well, chris, a lot of economists wouldn't make today over the governor because when be a governor or even a union ministers when they talk about india being an island of stability, most people focus on growth. whereas growth is not really the biggest parameter of the health of being an economy. now, this is also a fact that foreign entity investors have been pulling out from the indian market. and that followed has been happening from at least january this year. if not the lead last year as well. so it's, it's, it's really an island of stability. why are foreign investors wil

ah for he wandered india for b. m a, an example, a shining example of how or a non violent society can exist, study and how we can live happily with each other. but that that's not happening. ah, gandhi's sayings continue to provide inspiration the world over. but do his teachings and ideals still have meaning in the india of today. aah! vote canvassing for the b. j. p. the party of prime minister and a render modi very nazi is modi's constituency. a b j. p stronghold in the state of utah pradesh. from new york, the b j. p is determined to sweep the elections to the legislative assembly in march 2022. i got and i was all of them. and once i, you remember, i knew that cuz normally i had, i did with one of my he might do agree with somebody that will not let me live. that may have looked at me that i dandies only deals of tolerance and non violence on not exemplified by the b j. p. the right wing hindu nationalist party was founded in 1980. it's now india's strongest political force. it's rise has been nothing short o

well, they are hating india to their against india. and of course modi's the chief hero and the story. ah, what's her international use on that? like how to sarah missing in their coverage of india right now. well, i would like to see i'm am does being very honest or well yeah, i would like to see algebra reporting news on reporting events and not being an exclusive child on muslim issues in india. so you have to decide what you wish to be. you want to be amused. outlet on you want to be an outlet for only the muslims often via but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india. i would really want you to go and meet the vast majority of muslims in india, hul o fis, and neither deprivation nor do them. thus and legally, once his conscience gupta said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize, somebody's gotta do it, report on the frightening trajectory that this story

there's now talk about balancing india's interest and india's right to buy cheap russian oil if it wants. now, recently the ukraine in foreign minister said that india must be mindful that every barrel of oil that comes from russia contains ukrainian blood. now, his counterpart, the indian foreign minister, as j shanker said, he has a moral duty to look after the needs of his people. so in this diplomatic churn, you see india's feeling more confident. it, it wants to enhance its diplomatic space. on the international stage, it wants to use leverage for it's on strategic interests, especially when it comes to countries like china. the do neighbors are rivals and half of a tense relationship. not in this situation. if russia in china computer together, things could get very difficult for india because after all, india is very reliant on russia in many ways, especially military hardware. so india might aspire to have a neutral position in a multi pool a word. but if things go the way they might go with a russia and china coming closer together, it would not be easy for india at all. i'm wit

well, they are hating india to india. and of course modi's the chief hero and the story ah, what international you'd like to see in that coverage of india right now. what i would like to see, and i'm just being very honest with you, i would like to see just reporting news or reporting events and not being an exclusive chaplain on muslim issues in india. so you have to say what you wish to be. you want to be a news outlet, or you want to be an outlet for only the muslims of india. but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india, i would really want you to go and meet the last majority of muslims in india who will, who face neither depreciation nor do them both. and we want to come. shan group does said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize somebody's gotta do report on the frightening trajectory that this story is taking where it may lead . you may

well, they are hating india to their against india. and of course modi's the chief hero and the story. ah, what's her international news outlets like how to sarah missing in their coverage of india right now? well, i would like to see i'm and i'm just being very honest away. yeah, i would like to see algebra reporting, news, or reporting events and not being an exclusive job on muslim issues in india. so you have to decide what you wish to be. you want to be amused. outlet on you want to be an outlet for only the muslims often via but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india, i would really want you to go and meet the vast majority of muslims in india. hul o fis and neither deprivation nor do them. thus, i legally, once his conscience gupta said similar things about the new york times and the washington post, that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians, and you'll realize somebody's gotta do it, report on the frightening trajectory that this stor

i think the prime minister in his speech today emphasized that india has to be independent. india has to be independent, not only economically, militarily, but socially as well. so that message has gone down ready? well, across the country. we are going to see in the next few days that this celebration will continue with lot of rigor and energy. all right, i'll contribute a r t t crew. joining us lie for this big day of independence celebrations across india and pakistan. thanks very much for that. or meantime, our correspondent, orange, and shot him. i visited villages on india's border with pakistan and brings us more on how the 2 countries became divided amidst the triumphal skin dells independence . in the summer of 1947, a line of separation was drawn by british barrister. it was called the partition almost of 1947 ratcliffe to align bordering india and pakistan. that line also divided this way, part of punjab, tearing apart will edges, families and communities now hindu than seeks on one side and the muslims on the other. 75 years own. we meet doors whose life was changed foreve

they love to talk up india because india is less problematic for them than china has been for the last decade and more. the projections are coming from western financial institutions that i'm not interested in india becoming closer to russia or china or whatever. but objective force is the pushing, india is national interest, the washing india and that action definitely there is a lot of rest and pressure on india. i mean if you look at the largest scene, as we know, increasingly the world is being becoming bipolar. once again, i'm going to also clue to both sides, explain both sides of the drunk to speak, because in the one hand, it has benefited enormously from russia. need to export fuel both in the form of phone and in the form of other forces to enjoy, et cetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that some how, for example, it will benefit from the read read direction of supply chain away from china. so it's a much more complex picture. so as the fall out from us, how speak a nancy pelosi is recent visit is high, one does continue. one media report has claim that despite pelosi

the india and the past managed to launch itself. and parts of it's 1400000000 people into the ranks of leading countries. and i t, pharmacy space science and civil nuclear energy luxury apartments and slums, hunger and high tech object poverty and economic abundance. india is a country of short contrast and is currently the fastest growing economy in the world with growth currently exceeding more than 8 percent. india is increasingly becoming a strong come to way to china. india's gross domestic product has risen sharply in the last 20 years. and it has grown to more than 3 trillion dollars in that period. but despite its economic success, india has locked behind in many areas, almost 2 tours of his population live and unspeakable poverty. this was also an issue for prime minister, not anymore during his election campaign last year. gene go obvious who still don't have houses. i assure you, you will have your own houses. this is my dreamy jet, or when this country celebrate to 7, to 15 of our se, office independence. there will be n

i think the prime minister in his speech today emphasized that india has to be independent. india has to be independent, not only economically, militarily, but socially as well. so, and that message has gone down, ready? well, across the country, we are going to see in the next few days that this celebration will continue with not regard and energy or moscow. i was also joined in mocking the historic day by hosting a 4 day celebration festival. and that's from where our correspondent on your federal gave us this report. rasa is cell racing, 75 years of diplomatic relations with india, with the bank of america on a wonderfully hot day. what a better way to celebrate all things india in moscow? i shouldn't think of india, they think about flavor. i says how lot all of it is available. hey, a very fair. there's a lot of your time of life. i feel like especially with a show show, with real india to none with people. you know, will you go to differ? don't, did, don't do that to open with all the self realization parts they really make you realize yourself and your body . yes. and i feel li

there's now talk about balancing india's interests and india's right to buy cheap russian oil if it wants . now, recently the ukraine and foreign minister said that india must be mindful that every barrel of oil that comes from russia contains ukrainian blood. now his counterpart, the indian foreign minister, as j shanker said, he has a martyr duty to look after the needs of his people. so in this diplomatic churn, you see india's feeling more confident. it, it wants to enhance its diplomatic space. on the international stage, it wants to use leverage for its own strategic interests, especially when it comes to countries like china. the 2 neighbors are rivals and half of a tense relationship. not in this situation. if russia in china computers are together, things could get very difficult for india because after all, india is very reliant on russia in many ways, especially military hardware. so india might aspire to have a neutral position in a multi pool a was. but if things go the way they might go with russia and china coming closer together, it would not be easy for india at all. i'm

ah for he wandered india for b. m a, an example, a shining example of how a non violent society can exist, study and how we can live happily with each other. but that, that sandra, happening, ah, gandhi's sayings continue to provide inspiration the world over. but do his teachings and ideals still have meaning in the india of today. aah! vote canvassing for the b. j. p. the party of prime minister and a render. a modi very nazi is modi's constituency. a b j. p stronghold in the state of which i pradesh from new york to b. j. p is determined to sweep the elections to the legislative assembly in march 2022. i got and i was all of them. and one i, you remember i could not hear you. i got one on a he made a name that got it with somebody that will not let me live. that may have looked at me. never really oh, dandies only deals of tolerance and non violence on not exemplified by the b. j. p . the right wing hindu nationalist party was founded in 1980. it's now india's strongest political force. it's rise has been nothing

major western institutions such as banks and so on, they love to talk up india because india is less problematic for them than china has been for the last decade and more. the projections are coming from rest of the financial institution that i'm not interested in india becoming closer to russia or china or whatever. but objective forces pushing india national interests, pushing india and that action definitely there is a lot of best and pressure in india. i mean, if you look at the largest c, as we know, increasingly the world is being, becoming bipolar. once again, there's also 2 small sizes. it's playing both sides of the drugs, so to speak. because in the one hand to force it has benefit enormously from russia need to export fuel both in the form of school and in the form of other forces was oil, et cetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest of the direction of supply chains away from china to lose it. so it's much more complex than just gustavo petro columbia. new left as president says, the problem of drug trafficking is

if russia in china computer together, things could get very difficult for india because after all, india is very reliant on russia in many ways, especially military hardware. so india might aspire to have a neutral position in a multi pool a word. but if things go the way they might go with russia and china coming closer together, it would not be easy for india at all. i'm without your mother from billy. that's it for to barbara park again of the same time tomorrow for bright on this day, it's been 6 months since russia started on the president to talk on the sovereign member on you, craig, we are here. we talk to people on the ground, to politicians. we should light events and their consequences. 6 months that have changed a crate on the will on all platforms brought to you by g w. ah, what people have to say measures to us. mm hm. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah, a stark warning amid stifling heaps. china says it's fall, harvest is under severe threat. soaring temperatures and drain scarcity keep battering the country. will get the latest from

if russia in china computer together, things could get very difficult for india because after all, india is very reliant on russia in many ways, especially military hardware. so india might aspire to have a neutral position in a multi pool a word. but if things go the way they might go with russia and china coming closer together, it would not be easy for india at all. i'm without your mother from billy beth said for to barbara park again at the same time tomorrow for bright people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. order families playing phone tags in syria to these current owners, we learn trade. people fleeing extreme ground. ross getting 200 people to sign in june around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah! a star warning amid stifling heaps. china says it's fall, harvest is under severe threat. a soaring temperatures and drain scarcity. keep battering the country. will get the latest from our correspo

they love to talk up india because india is less problematic for them than china has been for the last decade and more. the projections are coming from rest of the financial institutions that i'm not interested in india becoming closer to russia or china or whatever. but objective force is up pushing the national interest, pushing india, and that action definitely goes a lot of best and pressure on india. i mean if you look at the largest scene, as we know, increasingly the world is being becoming bipolar. once again, it's also too small sizes, it's playing both sides of the drugs, so to speak. because in the one hand, of course, it has benefit enormously from russia. need to export fuel both in the form of coal and in the form of a etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and re directional supply chains away from china to was it so it's much more complex than just i know you're talking minutes past the hour here in moscow just to fall out from us, how speak nancy pelosi is a reason to visit a taiwan continues. a media repo

a lot of best pressure in india. i mean if you look at the largest c, as we know, increasingly the world is being becoming bipolar. once again, there's also 2 small sizes. it's playing both sides of the drugs so to speak, because in the one hand to force india has benefited enormously from russia. need to export fuel both in the form of school and in the form of other fossil fuel, etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and re directional supply chains away from china to was it so it's a much more complex than just f b. i agents see classified documents from donald trump's residence in florida, that's according of course, through multiple media reports. and some of the papers are alleged to have been marked as top secret. although the ex president claims the material in his possession was the classified. the f b i agents report took around 20 boxes of items from the former president mara lago residence. the agents collected what are alleged to be a collec

ah for he wandered india for b. m a, an example, a shining example of how or non violent society can exist, study and how we can live happily with each other. but that, that sandra, happening ah, gandhi's sayings continue to provide inspiration the world over. but do his teachings and ideals still have meaning in the india of today. aah! vote canvassing for the b. j. p. the party of prime minister and a rendered moody very nazi is modi's constituency. a b j. p stronghold in the state of which i pradesh. i'm at the arc a, b, j. p is determined to sweep the elections to the legislative assembly in march 2022 . i got and i was all of them a month. i think it's already i had i did with one of my he might do a name that got it with a mighty i've been looked at me live that may have looked at me that i dandies only deals of tolerance and non violence on not exemplified by the b j p, the right wing hindu nationalist party was founded in 1980. it's now india's strongest political force. it's rise has been nothing short of m

india has maintained it's strategic independence. these are the foreign policy, international trade of the fact that the need to countries having pressurising india against buying russian oil that discounted prices. i think it's something to be done to do it here in the i did not fall under the shop in the i went ahead and bought russian crude oil, which has been, if they did, they've gone to me and it has had india got all the losses that it got during the, by this time no fact is that the west has been fish rising india against buying not only from russia, but also on st. evolution. and the system just just happens to be the biggest supplier admission to india. we continue to work with them to ensure that they understand that it's not in there. we believe that it's not in their best interest to continue to invest in russian equipment. what i can say is that india is a really important security partner of ours now, and that we value that partnership moving forward. i hope that part of what happens with the extreme criticism that rus

different reason altogether. india's reason is, india believes that it can balance military part of china by being close to the americans. i hope we can come back to this issue after we discussed something that i began with, which is the conflict in ukraine. i heard you say that there is a difference between a warrant and the military operation. and i think that is a very surprising idea to many of the europeans who somehow managed to believe that there is no military power in the use of military power in the world, even though that's been going on for the last 30 years. so what is the difference between a military operation and a war? so it's a huge difference when we talk of war, what is coming into plays all the domains of war to be activated to did that or something like 5 or 6 domains or 4. then you, then you proud it is what you want to do, you build that whole plan. for example, if russia was to go to war to model with any country, i would assume they will. first of all are trying to track the electromagnetic spectrum. they will try and finish the communications. water is bas

an india that would vanquish poverty and hunger. but what remains today of candy's vision of freedom, equality and peaceful coexistence. i didn't know rent removed. he became prime minister in 2014 his right wing. hindu nationalist party has been reshaping the country. the b j. p actively champions hindu with them. instrumental lising it for political gain recent years have seen arise in hatred and incitement to violence towards non hindus, especially muslims. for this government. good. and this is a gun, this philosophy lead obvious you didn't believe in god. this philosophy has no respect and he does everything possible to eliminate the image of the candy saying continue to provide inspiration the world over. but do his ideals still have meaning in the india of today? ah ah for millions of indian men and women, poverty is a trap with no prospect of escape. thanks to the ancient cast system. it dates back some 3000 years and divides people from bus in a social hierarchy of forecasts, priests warriors, and rulers, merchants and labo

and those are among india's most populous areas. i recently, or i spoke earlier with our deli correspondence and asked him what 5 g would mean to the average indian. here's what he said. well, i think steven the biggest take away for the average and in consumer is better speeds that has been promised. that saves you will have 10 times faster download speeds than for g. this is likely to improve a video streaming experience is likely to really amp of the gaming experience. that is something that gamers are really excited about. and in general, just give a better connectivity in even in areas where there was there which, which used to experience call drops and data drops so far. so yeah, that's the biggest take away. there's just a handful of telecoms in india right now. you and i were talking about this yesterday. they used to be a lot more. how could that affect the build out where that's true, steven, of a till about a ticket to go there will more than a dozen telecom service providers in india. and now that i just 3 that are 2 mor

they love to talk up india because india is less problematic for them than china has been for the last decade and more. the projections are coming from rest of the financial institutions that i'm not interested in india becoming closer to russia. busy china or whatever, but objective forces pushing and yes, national interest pushing india and that action definitely goes a lot of best and pressure and india. i mean if you look at the largest scene, as we know, increasingly the world is being becoming bipolar. once again, it's also flew to small sizes, it's playing both sides of the drugs, so to speak. because on the one hand to force it has benefited enormously from russia. need to export fuel both in the form of school and in the form of, of the fall since it was all etcetera. on the other hand, india also hopes that somehow, for example, it will benefit from the rest and the direction of supply chains away from china. to lose it, so it's a much more complex than just roughly 20 minutes past the hour here in moscow. soaring electricity process in germany, if it a brand new record reach

some 40000 of them live in india, but officially india does not recognize them as refugees. even if the un does. that's because india is neither a signatory to the 1951 reference convention, nor does it have a national refugee policy. the result constant harassment for the ringer or makes it shows her in southern deli, this is how most excited or hinder live across india, incense or gems. but no access to basic amenities. they're called the most persecuted minority in the world by the you and the indian government who has a different name for this community, illegal foreigners sanji, they'll be gone, was forced to flee from me on more years ago. she makes it clear that she and her community are refugees. this almera, i'm 29. why? and i've spent 22 of those years as a refugee about boy. i have 2 kids who are often asked me where they're homeless, where their country is. huh. but i cannot answer them there, sky, her, she says it means her when her community is called illegal migrants. and at times even criminals and a threat to national security. these terms were back in the s

well, they are hating india to their against india, and of course modi's the chief hero and the story. ah, what international you'd like to see in that coverage of india right now. i would like to see, and i'm just being very honest with you. i would like to see just reporting news or reporting events and not being an exclusive on muslim issues in india. so you have to say what you wish to be. you want to be a news outlet, or you want to be an outlet for only the muslims of india. but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india, i would really want you to go and meet the last majority of muslims in india. who will, i will face neither deprivation, nor do the most. i mean, one conscious group does said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize somebody's gotta do report on the frightening trajectory that this story is taking where it may lead . you may be wondering, why aren't we anchoring this broadcast from new d

the brits door unions of dollars from india by the way, open to reinforce that with lead $1765.94. but what's important to know is that they did it largely in the all the 10th it really. net was new value pushes back against western efforts to dissuade it from buying russian oil. we investigate the controversial legacy of britain's rule live india with very well malcolm to you. this is auntie international with the very latest world news update. it's a pleasure to have your company this. now, we start with the latest from don boss, where ukrainian forces have showed a residential building in the la dance republic city of perth. i, my excusing an american supplied high mas artillery system that's according to local authorities. and they say at least one person has been killed and 3 others wounded, including a child as a result of the attack, the ukrainians, us at 253 kits, one of which hit the civilian building. local officials have started a criminal probe and michelle, in which they say could amount to a genocide across in the don't. yes, we're public city of mario polo cool. mili

i see that i share india china. this former mine my estimation, it was strengthened for the bigger dis, from day, from russia, and with russia. we hover comfort, and in any case, that is a great possibility today of a repeatable trade. and we want that there's also a great possibility, a huge nation. the russian market because of all the western companies living and there are lots of promises there. so i see, i see honestly, 2 things to happen. first of all, india certainly is under a lot of pressure. why it is under pressure in my estimation is because when you are a huge learn mos lake subcontinent, like india, you're on a small country. you cannot stand on 2 stools. you have to decide whether you have to have self sufficient foreign policy as well. so therefore, therefore, i think your to be a disaster. if after having learned and observed you crave in the, i still tries to go when side chord and price to be very close to the american under the against americans at all. mean either it is like they need to leave a

he pursues an india 1st strategy. here's our contributor, article a 1000000 by morgan stanley is going to be true. oil prices drop below $90.00 and i'm the export growth by 21st. if that happens in debt is certainly going to be the strongest economy in asia. but having said that, the fact is that india has done very, very in the last few months, especially because india has gain extra digit independence, resolve the foreign policy and international trade of the fact that the need to countries having pressurising india against buying russian oil that discounted prices, i think it's something to be going to do it here in the i did not 500 back in the i went ahead and bought russian crude oil, which has been in the did the economy and it has had india to recover all the losses that it during the go no, by this time, no fact is that the west has been pressurising, india against buying. not only why from russia, but also on the demonstration and veterans system just just happens to be the biggest supplier, a mission to ind

and now they're bouncing on india. also, they're telling the india that you'll stop, but you know, there's a repeatable trade who stop buying oil, what's going on? and what do you think i will be the indian act on that? do you think there will be intimidated by the owner goes uses because this is our national interest. there are so many things we get from russia. let me list for, for you. what we get from russia is, 1st of all, the, the military equipment, the technology was nobody else will give us the russians give us. then number 3, the out of british, the china. you see this are, i see russia, india, china, this format i, in my estimation, it will strengthen further. they get this from their, from russia and with russia. we hover comfort. and in any case, that is a great possibility today of a repeatable trade. and we more than there's also great possibility, a huge nation, the russian market because of all the western companies living. and there are lots of promises there. so i see, i see honestly, 2 things to hap

they put rise on train and got them out of india. the bengal famine was a result of food scarcity caused by large scale exports of food from india for use in the war theaters and consumption in britain. india exported more than 70000 tons of rice between january and july 1943, even as the famine sets in this would have kept nearly 400000 people alive for a full year. and now when the local population started getting good at repairing and manufacturing trains themselves, when the brits couldn't let them get away with it and they forced india to buy engines and baggins made in britain. this was the story of the great indian robbery by using the great and you've really, my great duty to afghanistan. now we're an explosion of a mosque in kabul has reportedly killed at least 20 and wounded. more than 40 locals us according to afghan media outlets. as we know, immediate comment from the countries ruling taliban officials about the incident which comes amid celebrations of one year since the militant group surged back to power in the countr

there with the alliance with america. india is the outsider, but yet india has gone and signs of phone lucian agreements with the. so it is part of their comeback maneuvers, but it still keeps an options fairly open. do i understand you correctly that essentially the difference between these 2 are security architecture models is whether ah, you only one country with the help of its allies, gatzo, you know, insecurity needs mat according to its own very strict desires. a whether it is not only about security as in the 2nd model, but also about economic economy and prosperity and actually creating a secure environment that also allows you to leave and let leave. this is precisely what the baseline road initiative does. use heat now coming to so there are 3 elements in this asia. little did the chinese stock off. and they said this is the biggest rectal them. one is the chord. second is the arcus, the somebody which was signed up between australia, u. k. and use that is the august somebody under 3rd is the 5 eyes intelligence. so this is what wong equals the ation nato. basically, the who

what does india s growth model for the future look like? well, chris, it is the service sector that most people bank the bond, but then several economists also feel that things have become so unpredictable that it's very hard to say. what kind of turn will things change? now, of course, we know that the ukraine war is likely to change the shape of economy as well as politics across the cross the world. so india will not be left untouched. it will have long term impact as well. but then in the us own challenges and then how do, how does policy overcome those challenges in the next couple of years will determine the future shape of thing in economy. w correspondents are required to k and l. a. chart as always. thank you. farmers around the world are facing serious ripple facts from the worn ukraine. fertilizer is becoming ever harder to come by and farms are having to find new sources. are correspondent to from the months went to iowa, a midwest states in the so called brad basket of the united states. ah, you may think farmers in the united

they put rise on clean and got them out of india. the bengal famine was a result of food scarcity caused by large scale exports of food from india for use in the war theaters and consumption in britain. india exported more than 70000 tons of rice between january and july 1943. even as the simon sat in this would have kept nearly $400000.00 people alive for a full year. and now when the local population started getting good at repairing and manufacturing trains themselves, when the brits couldn't let them get away with it and they forced india to buy engines and baggins made in britain. i'm. this is a tory of the great indian robbery by using the grid to give relief my great duty to afghanistan. now, where an explosion of a mosque in kabul has reportedly killed at least 20 and wounded. more than 40 locals us, according to afghan media outlets, has been no immediate comment from the countries ruling taliban officials about the incident, which comes amid celebrations of one year, says the military group surged back to power in the count

i see that i share india china. this former mine my estimation, it will strengthen for the bigger dis, from day, from russia, and with russia. we hover comfort, and in any case, that is a great possibility today of a repeatable trade. and we want that there's also a great possibility, a huge nation. the russian market because of all the western companies living and there are lots of promises there. so i see, i see honestly, 2 things to happen. first of all, india certainly is under a lot of pressure. why it is under pressure in my estimation is because when you are a huge learn mos lake subcontinent, like india, you know, in a small country you cannot stand on 2 stools. you have to decide whether you have to have self sufficient foreign policy as well. so therefore, therefore, i think your to be a disaster if off to having learned and observed you crave in the i still tries to go when side chord and price to be very close to the american under the against americans at all. mean, either it is like they need to leave

well, they are hating india to their against india. and of course modi's the chief hero and the story. ah, what's her international news outlets like how to farrah missing in their coverage of india right now? well, i would like to see, i'm not, i'm just being very honest away. yeah, i would like to see algebra reporting, news, or reporting events and not being an exclusive child on muslim issues in india. so you have to decide what you wish to be. you want to be amused. outlet on you want to be an outlet for only the muslims open beer. but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india, i would really want you to go and meet the vast majority of muslims in india, who'll who i, who fears, and neither deprivation nor do them thus, and legally once his conscience gupta said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize somebody's gotta do it. report on the frightening traje

and those are among india's most populous areas. i recently, or i spoke earlier with our delhi correspondence and asked him what 5 g would mean to the average indian. here's what he said. well, i think steven the biggest take away for the average and in consumer is better speeds that has been promised that 5, you will have 10 times foster download speeds, then. uh for g. this is likely to improve a video streaming experience is likely to really ample the gaming experience. that is something that gamers are really excited about. and in general, just give better connectivity in even in areas where there was no which, which used to experience call drops. and data drops so far. so up, that's the biggest take away. there's just a handful of telecoms in india right now. you and i were talking about this yesterday. they used to be a lot more. how could that affect the build out square? that's true, steven. of a till about a ticket ago there were more than a dozen telecom service providers in india. now that i just 3 that are 2 more which a

why does india seem to be the preferred production side here? well, chris or apple has been trying to diversify supply line for a long time now. and recently china, it's rang to move beyond china also because of the several local would induce log down to china has imposing in a large number of cities and a lot of them manufacturing hubs. and also because there are reports that it also wants to avoid at the geopolitical conflicts there. china has been a getting into india has been affiliated estimation for apple for a long time. now a tree of its contractors who are already functioning in india. so older models of a forms, a form, se, april 11, 1213. they're already being manufactured in there. but this is possibly for the 1st time report suggest that the latest model at $114.00 would be manufacturer just 2 months after herb it's after manufacture. but coming out from china. so what challenges is, or apple facing in india when it comes to producing devices there? well christmas mostly about how her ab, how apples contractors handle their faciliti

some 40000 of them live in india, but officially india does not recognize them as refugees. even if the un does. that's because india is neither a signatory to the 1951 reference convention, nor does it have a national refugee policy. the result constant harassment for the ringer on a ship shelter in southern daily. this is how most excited ro hang your live across india, incense or camps with no access to basic amenities. they're called the most, what's acute in minority in the world by the you and the indian government do has a different name for this community. illegal foreigners from g, they'll be gone. was forced to flee from young mar. years ago, she makes it clear that she and her community are refugees. this almera, i'm 29. why and i've spent 22 of those years. as a refugee about boy. i have 2 kids who are often asked me where they're homeless, where their country is. uh huh, but i cannot answer them there, sky edelman, she says it means her when her community is called illegal migrants. and at times even criminals and a threat to national security. these terms were

well, they are hating india to their against india, and of course modi's the chief hero and the story. ah, what's her international news outlets like how to sarah missing in their coverage of india right now? well, i would like to see i'm am does being very honest away. yeah, i would like to see algebra reporting, news or reporting events and not being an exclusive child on muslim issues in india. so you have to decide what you wish to be. you want to be amused. outlet on you want to be an outlet for only the muslims often via but even if you wish to be an outlet for only the muslims of india. i would really want you to go and meet the vast majority of muslims in india who'll oh fis and neither deprivation nor do them. thus and legally, once his conscience gupta said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize, somebody's gotta do it, report on the frightening trajectory that this story is taken where it may lead. you may be wondering

but this is a choice. few urban doctors make in india. i believe you need doctor that you don't understand until you come before me and i was reading human, taking up medicine and i saw the doctor once i came in and it is very important when you were really teasing somebody like, you know, some even one iron out is like saving and i think i came to this hospital to an initiative called a hospital network which started in early 2022. the network is the brainchild of a dr. herself who was keen to fill a deficit that's depriving millions of people of medical help in india. specifically, it's very sad that 60 percent of our population is in durham, india, but only 30 percent of doctors. there's so there's definitely need to go to india, you know, not just for doctors, but for has get professionals what router hospital network has done is built a database which helps health care workers find replacements. the idea is to bring doctor's notice medical assistance to villagers like these that otherwise run the danger of becoming medical. does this

i think the prime minister in his speech today emphasized that india has to be independent. india has to be independent, not only economically, militarily, but socially as well. so, and that message has gone down ready? well, across the country. we are going to see in the next few days that this celebration will continue with not regard and energy or moscow. i was also joined in mocking the historic day by hosting a 4 day celebration festival. and that's from where our correspondent on your federal gave us this report. russia is celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations with india, with the bank of america a wonderfully hot day. what a better way bad to celebrate all things india in world. okay. i shouldn't think of india, they think about flavor. i says color. all of it is available here. a very fair. there's a lot here time of life. i feel like especially with a show, the show, a real indian who knows what they think in my class. with people, you know, when you go to this don't, did, don't do much. i've got to open with all the self realization they really make you realize yourse

all right, shifting a focus to india. now, despite western pressure on new delhi to stop buying russian oil, india is top diplomat has emphasized that it's only natural for his country to want the most economically sensible deal. i have a country with a per capita income of $2000.00. these are not people who can afford higher energy prices. it's my moral duty to ensure the best deal. india is the world's 3rd largest oil consumer, it import. so it's important, i should say, a discounted russian supplier search to record high in june accounting for almost a 5th of india, total oil imports. and this has spot criticism from washington, with the us officials pressuring new delhi to curtail is purchases from russia. we discussed the issue with foreign affairs expert are in them. how did you wanna make sure that they did correct? a lot of. busy and next, a lot of the bites you energy effect, you'll be doing the b a so many years. they have been russian that we just trading locked into what so i don't see any reason why it doesn'

there's also no mention of india's human rights policies when power praised india's important and covering regional challenges like china. this point i russia, as well as cross to the former foreign secretary of india. conwell, said bol for his take. you're most welcome, sir. so the u. s. is seeking to spend its own money on improving human rights in india. how is that going to go down in, in daily will not be seen as insulting by authority. when i really don't know how they want to spend this money in the cost of this money. and we will give this money to because we have a well established rules and regulations regarding foreign money coming into india to and deals and other things. and if this money is intended for a critical purpose, then i don't think our rules will allow this. so this is a bit of a shock that is going on in the u. s. congress. because there always, people in the congress will respond to local pressures from certain sources. and want to take the lead in order to garner garner more money from the situations for the elections. and this sort of thing goes on as you know,

would you agree with that assessment that it's dangerous for women to be in india? b, i would agree. i did not get i. i live in the national capital in new delhi, and i don't know, we don't really so that it. so with the, the situation women in this country. and this is me having a guarantee, you know, where there is no women can venture out in the night. but the green bath in the room area, even it's far worse off, there needs to be, oh, concerted effort from the government. it can only just limited didn't one low or below. there's a sense of that issue. there needs to be a reason, right? they need to have a general or drop. yes. got it even online, the brand. right. so should follow that rule and you don't have to have women onto the truck with angelica i re, bon, thank you so much for joining us. that's it for tuesday is sure to check out our other stories on d. w dot com, ford slash asia, or on facebook and twitter. we leave you with these pictures from the 75th anniversary celebrations of india's independence. thank you for watching and see tomorrow with depart

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so there's a definite need and go to india right now. now, just for doctors look for health care professionals. what rural hospital network has done is built a database which helps health care workers find rural placements. the idea is to bring doctor's nurse this medical assistance to villages like these that otherwise run the danger of becoming medical deserts. this hospital has become an oasis o saker on the nose to say they are able to resolve 3 quarters of the communities, medical problems, right? you pull them up little as be weight patients file in and out of the hospital all day. nas last week, there was no one else wrong now with a new doctor he had oh thanks a lot better. yeah, but the so that what a year they treat as no matter what time of the night or day we come that they never closed the door on us as a nick when they say, hey, every week, 2nd on her team was it nearby. we'll adjust the check children for fines of malnutrition, and they have to measure their weight and height. keep record of their growth as well as advised

do thousands of villages across india. in 2013 india celebrated it's successful. mars orbit her mission to international a claim. and it soon plans to launch its own astronauts into space in an indian belt spacecraft. scientist entrepreneurs like sure me term or hand t r at the forefront of innovation. her work is top secret since she consults for the indian space research organization. the i sorrow which is keen not to tip its hand, is easily along the top. why will 6 space very nations in the world both in terms of technological capabilities and also budget. and we are one of 7 countries in the world that have the rockets ah, that we need to launch a satellites. banga lew is india's aerospace starts up capital in 2020 a government decision gave the industry a massive boost, opening the market to more private sector companies. another impetus for innovation alongside the i, sol, road i'm good. long should meet him all hands. he also advises young entrepreneurs like a waste, much of the space tech company, pixel. and space

they put rise on trains and got them out of india. the bengal famine was a result of food scarcity caused by large scale exports of food from india for use in the war theaters and consumption in britain. india exported more than 70000 tons of rice between january and july 1943. even as the famine sat in. this would have kept nearly $400000.00 people ally for a full year. and now when the local population started getting good at repairing and manufacturing trains themselves, when the brits couldn't let them get away with it, and they forced india to buy engines and baggins made in britain. and this was the story of the great indian robbery by using the great and give release. my great duty. meanwhile, in the taiwan strait, tensions have been rising over micro chip production, as the us seems to be trying to boost its business ties with ty pay the world's biggest semiconductor producer, even trying to push beijing out of its position as a global high tech market leader art is caleb martin has a story. the endo pacific region is finally

they put rise on trains and got them out of india. the bengal famine was a result of food scarcity caused by large scale exports of food from india for use in the war theaters and consumption in britain. india exported more than 70000 tons of rice between january and july 1943, even as the famines sat in. this would have kept nearly $400000.00 people ally for a full year. and now when the local population started getting good at repairing and manufacturing trains themselves, when the brits couldn't let them get away with it and they forced india to buy engines and baggins made in britain. i'm. this was the story of the great indian robbery. my using the great and give really my great duty. meanwhile, in the taiwan strait tensions have been rising over micro chip production, as the us seems to be trying to boost its business ties with, ty paid the world's biggest semiconductor producer. even trying to push beijing out of its position as a global high tech market leader. art is caleb martin, has a story. the endo pacific region is final

to india now — a country bucking global trends, with an economy in a position of acceleration to india now — a country bucking global trends, with an economy in a position of acceleration rather than the opposite. in fact, analysts predict india's set for its best run in over a decade. but is this just a country coming off a low base? or is there something more durable and sustainable going on? nikhil inamdar explains the factors driving growth in asia's 3rd largest economy, and the concerns on the horizon. there are three major factors driving growth in india's economy. number one, hotels and recreation, as travel as travel makes a major comeback, bumper demand for these as well as a revival two is the resilience of core sectors such as construction, mining, electricity and manufacturing, despite supply—side constraints and raw material shortages, these sectors have been benefiting from the pick—up in economic activity, with demand from everything from steel to cement going up. and as the festive season gets under way during india's street markets like these are seeing a fair bi