massage to india. that deal is so sensitive that the united states has threatened india with sanctions for it. but delhi is sticking to the deal encounters at west, won't match rochelle and providing the military tech that it needs. we are still denied certain key defense technologies which are critical for our safety and for security. and we have been getting them from russia. moscow is also done deals allowing indian manufacturers to make hardware like these russian tanks that something other supplies have been reluctant to do. india not only gets the tanks, it also boosts its own defense industry. a major strategic priority. india is years long, reliance on rushing military hardware, however, isn't looking so good almost 9 months since the war started in ukraine. russian weapons have not performed well on the battlefield. and that plus russia's culture ties with india's regional rival, china may explain prime minister and render modi's recent comments to put an ad in in person summit to his face. mo

and india abstain. what was india doing here? it was joining the likes of china in refusing to condemn russians invasion. well, this wasn't a matter of principle. this was all about pragmatism. and not wanting to anger valued french deli, just 2 months earlier. vladimir putin on a rare trip abroad keeping praise on the hosting. and then the relationship has roots in the depths of the cold war in 1971 into a gandy and layer need brezhnev. we're both concerned about tensions with china. the result, the indo sylvia. treaty of peace, friendship and co operation. india. the policy of non alignment meant the treaty stopped short of being a full alliance. but it helped to feel moscow's position as india is number one, arm supply. something that's not been forgotten. j panda is vice president of india is governing b. j. p. party. russia or the former soviet union, had, had stood by india when we needed defense capabilities to deal with these challenges of china and others. it was the soviet union and continuing into russia that gave us e

so, so i think india is now. busy rochel about the need to bring it to it in talking directly to mr. fulton as, as you mentioned. but also on the other hand, trying to make the most of the energy security as well as the defense requirements for which it continues to rely on russia. so it's indeed a delicate balance. yeah, definitely a geo political challenge, am i wonder if you can talk about how china fits into all of this? i mean, india and china have had border clashes in recent years where soldiers on both sides were killed. but now we see russia and china closing up, where does that put delhi in a be very difficult position and i think so that's why we added, we are there is a lot of concern in india about the state of ju politics at the moment because you know, as you were mentioning india and china are at a very, very difficult position at this point. even as we speak, soldiers are almost eyeball to eyeball along the border. that has been some disengagement from 2020. when the, when the escalation happened

why is india doing that? was chris simply because india has a massive challenge of providing energy to billions of people and the call is still the cheapest resource available to be able to do that and to be able to switch to cleaner fuels. likewise, billions of dollars of funding in there has been demanding that developed countries should her, should make it a part of their agenda to contribute to this fun. so that india and other developing nations get this kind of money because these nations in tuning india do not have the resources on their own to switch to, to make this switch. so this is the key reason. however, apart from that in it's a new nbc that india has announcing, as announced very ambitious targets of reducing it's a dependence on non odd ribbon. it had bending incident of a dependence on fossil fuels by half by 2030. now these are very ambitious target, but yes, a global funding which has been in demand for a long time. if that doesn't come through, then it will be hard to meet these goals. ch

and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about 40000000 tons of sugar in richer 4 and a half 1000000 dansville goin consumption offer ethanol. it's a win win situation for the industry for the government and for the exposures as well. so we expect that india will explode, 6000000 done by the end of march is a great due to the pharmacy as well. because at 18 point cody, 2 percent, every minute will be able to sell it store. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. well, the move by india would be suite for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t was up for another massive rallies and support a former prime minister emron con, continue in pakistan on sunday, the former leader address thousands of protesters demanding fresh elections in the country. we spoke to demonstrators at the protest to say they'll support emerald con, as long as it takes on saturday that he has united the pakistani nation and lead them is one force or cause. i'm a good about the

a proxy, a professional and video to work, prep a list of all, but yet with ah, with russia and india focus on energy stability as well as a multi poll approach to global security. as moscow host indian foreign minister for key high level for the use economic powerhouse in germany admit this, been forced a bit more cold due to cutting down on the russian fuel impulse. that's why western countries keep light trim, developing nations on going green also in the program, american gear up 14, mid term elections with the countries economic crisis. the main concern for many. meanwhile, for the ruling democrats, mich support for ukraine overshadows domestic worries with it's just going to 3 pm here in the russian capital. i'm pete just thought when his how the world looking this tuesday afternoon. welcome to the program. india is the foreign minister who's in moscow for folks. how's cold fall? close the cooperation with russia, amid what he calls a stressful situation on global energy markets. ortiz dakota was the ministers media conference. what do you see as the intent of the west, specific

india is a democracy. india speaks english, india has nice tech people that we like. so let's hope for huge indian growth. and this will be a counterbalance to china. but you take the view that you know countries with populations north of a billion people that grow very fast are ultimately going to inevitably want a share of the power in the global and india is not a member of the un security council apparently you know that that could end up being the of era that we feel we vis a vis china by bringing them into the wto we thought that a rising china would integrate into the system and become a u.s. ally maybe a rising india might grow very fast and turn out to be more of a rival than a friend. or do you think that's negative. well. they've tried to make india a member of the security council, but china has blocked it. so. way back in. and khrushchev way back in 1955, had suggested nehru that maybe they should nominate india and at that time demurred. you know, he thought that was a step too far. that was not necessary. he he thought they'd, be all kinds of resistance

with india and park. so india is right there to reassure their life. and is this friendship be on the friendship and be part of a leadership anything ah, former us national security advisor, john bolton was left struggling for words this week after being on bush about his record. during his time of the pentagon, independent journalist taylor hanson confronted the official with some uncomfortable questions on a public event. the reporter was quickly removed from the rif bo and how do you expect that the truck, when you, why about weapons of mass destruction in iraq? we genocide the why did you, why did you julie, the gone? why do you think that's acceptable or you're celebrating war crime? why? why would be another example person and then work? well, we discussed the situation with taylor himself. he said john bolton wants to turn the ukrainian conflict into a new gun less than i actually stood up. i reached out to his team prior and tried to have a more formal meeting with them. so i could discuss these q

to global security of moscow. india is foreign minister. he told the americans take to the polls for crucial mid term election for the country . the economic crisis, the main son for many or course, like say the ruling democrats saw more worried about dishing out the big bucks to ukraine of washington. i'm the you accusing each other of profiteering from the global energy crisis. we investigate how us protectionism is alienating, is going to make the allies in europe and asia with variable. welcome to you. it's 7 pm here in moscow, and this is alta international with the latest world news update. good, happy with. now india is foreign minister, has called for close the cooperation with russia and what he calls a stressful situation on energy markets of correspondence, donald corso, with other ministers, media conference in moscow. what do you see as the intent of the west, specifically the united states in pressuring india for these relations? what stance will india take in the future towards russia as a result of this pressure? the fact th

with the india. and so my brain is right there to reassure the life and this friendship be alma, this should be part of the leadership. anything ah, types of joining us so far for the program? apparently the developed world is suddenly coming back to nuclear power. that's one of the main takeaway so far from the un climate change conference on going and short and shake. the push is happening despite criticism of africa's own efforts to develop atomic power, and it's so much of course for reliable and affordable energy picking up a story on africa corresponding credible the title following last year's united nations climate change conference in glasgow, 17 african countries expressed an interest in acquiring nuclei as a base load to support its people, an economy and moved that was not embraced by the rich western nations or their financial institutions. but as i stand here now, for the 1st time ever had a you and climate change conference, this one happening in egypt as pop 27. nuclear is not only ba

but part of that is self reliant, india and making india or that can serve as platforms for a more contemporary economic relationship between not 2 countries. now it is natural that for as foreign ministers we exchange views on the international situation from our particular perspective and one touch points. obviously though crane conflict was a dominant feature, although we will continue to have discussions on it. let me take this opportunity to lay out the indian position on this matter. as prime minister mowdy conveyed to president putin and summer content september, this is not an 8 hour war. the global economy is simply to interdependent for a significant conflict. anyway, not to have major consequences elsewhere. we are seeing growing concerns on energy and food security. emanate from the conflict that are coming on top of severe stresses created by 2 years of cobit. the global salt especially is feeling the spain, very acutely. india, therefore, strongly advocates a return to dialogue and diplomas. we clear we are clearly on the side of peace, respect for international law, and support f

second, india is well aware of its responsibilities. the government's primary responsibility is to its people and to the overarching national interests and security interests. one of the most challenging a geopolitical neighborhood for india is faced with it will have to balance this of course, and we could definitely see more proactive cooperation with india, russia, particularly the energy sphere as well. why don't take a look that was being guy on the 27th from now the world leading recycling organization, plastic bank will take part in the ongoing comp 27, convers in egypt to once again raise the alarming rates and global pollution. the african continent is the hardest hit having become a gigantic dumpsite, plastic waste from western countries. of course one kind of tougher bread, the mountains of rubbish to bring us the story, plastic issue, we quit us. it fills our air, lands and oceans and landfills like this are full of it from my this current tooth brushes, shoes, clothes, tv removes you name it. it's a plus big world, but afri

and in her 1st with it to india, she sees india is that i in her countries, was huge or friendly supply chain at an uncertain time for the global economy. he also because he gets more school, as india continues to buy more and more rush, you know, listening to what you said, take russian energy exports. russia has long presented itself as a reliable energy partner. but for the better part of this year to didn't, has weaponized russia's natural gas supply against the people of europe. it's an example of how malicious actors can use their market positions to try to gain geopolitical leverage, which disrupt trade for their own gains. recognizing energy ok, but not a mentioned about us being the one imposing sanctions on russia november december. maybe the 7 would have price cap on russian oil. and it's been suggested that in the army benefit from the price cap on the oil. not really interesting. we've seen a doctor as a sean go, was the foreign affairs minister being the time and again speak pretty candidly about how india has benefited from buying a discount. do the oil from russia, how t

india certainly _ down again. that is right. india certainly hoped - down again. that is right. india certainly hoped it i down again. that is right. - india certainly hoped it would beat the odds because india has been on various work platforms and prime minister at the has one of the in the as the country that is really growing especially in comparison with a country like china, to project itself as that stable economic country, but the numbers point otherwise. at a recent summit a member of the indian government economic advisory council said india has the capability of drawing at 9% once global uncertainties eased but at the moment it is time for some fiscal prudence because of the existing challenges. we are also counting down to the indian budget that will be presented in a few months�* time from now, which is essentially the government�*s spending plan for the rest of the year, which will chalk out the priority areas and expect that to be investment heavy so the indian government certainly hopes, and has continued to protect that among the g20 nations india is still f

this is also a disaster management big, big day for india on other feathers on india. when it comes to the space sector. of course, the launch right now is happening from the se tawan space center. this is in 300 caught off in on the produce. this is the se, and stayed in, in b, r o very, very big, big, extremely, extremely excited indians off with this particular long shot. but of course, saw from some time from now we also expecting a press conference by the israel chairman is joyce, the indian space research organization. that in fact has walk really hard. and of course, their voice will update soon on the landing. this b s l b, c, 650 for a massive fire has broken out purpose built found village in the city of the cell. and cats are doing the fee for world cup miss unverified amateur. so did shows plumes of smoke billowing close to the tent village where thousands of football supposed the staying during the tournaments because of the fire is unknown at the moment. while local authorities say the blaze broke out in a building, which is under construction in the city

and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about $40000000.00 tons of sugar in richer 4 and a half 1000000 dansville going consumption offer at the non it's a win win situation for the industrial, for the government and for the expo does as well. so we expect that india will explode. 6000000 done by the end of march is a great due to the pharmacy one because at 18 point cody, 2 percent, every minute will be able to sell it still. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. while the move by india would be suite for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t, missouri for another massive riley's in support. a former prime minister emron con, continue in pakistan on sunday, the former leader address thousands of protesters, demanding fresh elections in the country. we spoke to demonstrators that the protest who say they'll support con for as long as it takes o satoka. he has united the pakistani nation and lead them is one force or cause i'm going to good abou

with india. and so miss india is right there to share the same fester life. and we just, this friendship be on the friendship be part of a leadership, anything less than a month off the alleging russian soldiers had been supplied with by agra to rape ukrainians. the un special representatives on sexual violence has now admitted she haven't seen any evidence to break a claims. that information was important to me in the presence of the deputy prime minister if i miss, you know, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs. good. you did not make an investigation about barbara something, but it's not my, it's not my job to make it. and i do not have the mandate. i sit in new york in an office in new york. my rule is not to investigate the investigation is going on by the human rights monitoring team and the international commission of inquiry in their report. so there is nothing about about but she obviously washed her hands off of this, right. but it was a very happy accusation specifically say

let's go back in time. cinema came early to india. the lumiere brothers landed in more by or bombay, as it was known, then in 1896 to screen films for the 1st time. film consumption spread far quicker than literacy in a country impoverished by 2 centuries of colonial rule. just like the city itself, balmy's film industry was a melting pot of influences that ranged from german filmmakers escaping the nazis who brought technical know how with them to indian mythology, with its plots and theatrics, as well as india's long tradition of poetry and music. ah, there was even in australian stunts superstar fearless nadia. so a bit of everything. but there were also powerful critics. ah, i've never been to a cinema, but even to an outsider, the evil that it has done and is doing is peace and the good if it has done any, it all remains to be proved. but even high profile critics like him couldn't stop bollywood reaching new heights, just like hollywood indian cinema and bollywood in particular found it's great success through its big stars. and

let's go back in time. cinema came early to india. the lumiere brothers landed in one by or bombay, as it was known, then in 1896 to screen films for the 1st time. film consumption spread far quicker than literacy in a country impoverished by 2 centuries of colonial rule. just like the city itself, balmy's film industry was a melting pot of influences that ranged from german filmmakers escaping the nazis who brought technical know how with them to indian mythology, with its plots and theatrics, as well as india's long tradition of poetry and music. ah, there was even in australian stunts superstar fearless nadia. so a bit of everything. but there were also powerful critics. ah, i've never been to a cinema, but even to an outsider, the evil that it has done and is doing is peace and the good if it has done any, it all remains to be proved. but even high profile critics like him couldn't stop bollywood reaching new heights, just like hollywood indian cinema and bollywood in particular found it's great success through its big stars. and

let's go back in time. cinema came early to india. the lumiere brothers landed in more by or bombay, as it was known, then in 1896 to screen films for the 1st time. film consumption spread far quicker than literacy, and a country impoverished by 2 centuries of colonial rule. just like the city itself, balmy's film industry was a melting pot of influences that ranged from german filmmakers escaping the nazis who brought technical know how with them music. ah, there was even an australian stunts superstar fearless nadia. so a bit of everything. but there were also powerful critics. ah, i've never been to a cinema, but even to an outsider, the evil that it has done and is doing is pete and route. if it has done any, it all remains to be proved. but even high profile critics like him couldn't stop bollywood reaching new heights, just like hollywood indian cinema and bollywood in particular found it's great success through its big stars. and often they would even resemble american film stars, inspired by chaplin's tramp character, raj kapo

and in her 1st with it to india, she sees india is an ally in her countries, but you would translate supply chain at an uncertain time for the global economy. she also gets more school, as india continues to buy more and more rush, you know, listening to what you said, take russian energy exports. russia has long presented itself as a reliable energy partner. but for the better part of this year to didn't, has weaponized rushes natural gas supply against the people of europe. it's an example of how malicious actors can use their market positions to try to gain geopolitical leverage, which disrupt trade for their own gains. recognizing energy ok, but not a mentioned about us being the one imposing sanctions on gosh, in november, december, maybe the 7 would have price cap on russian oil. and it's been suggested that in the army benefit from the price cap on the oil. not really interested. we've seen a doctor as a sean go was the foreign affairs minister of india time and again speak pretty candidly about how india has benefited from buying a discounted oil from russia. how the d has wo

one, and it can do both with india and so premise india is right there to share the same life. and we just, this friendship be almost this friendship, and there be a lot leadership, anything us john, yellow, danielle and has said that india may buy as much from russia once, as long as it's not using western financing. bound by the price kept on the commodity, india has been adamant about continuing its trade relationship with russia. despite the decision by the western, the g 7 to impose the price gap. we spoke with full. not often for mr. kevin cry, kaiser, who says that because the law is a while, the off the commodity, the western place cap simply won't work as a do the place they could fire. good if this price cap plan for both oil and gas is a contentious issue. the g 7 wanted to implement it as early as december. then there was talk about letting certain contracts expire and imposing the price caps in january or february. there is a great deal of descent, disagreement about this. the price cap would create an artificial shortage of a product that is traded globally. there

second, india is well aware of its responsibilities. the governments, primary responsibility is to its people and to the overarching national interests and security interests. one of the most challenging geopolitical neighborhoods that india is faced with. it will have to balance this of course, and we could definitely see more proactive cooperation with india, russia, particularly the energy sphere as well. just by the use previously stated green energy goals, the block has not been forced to go back to burning coal for his power needs of the cutting down and fuel imports from russia due to europe's and sanctions. and what western need is keep telling, developed countries to go green germany, chancellor, has confirmed his own nation. we'll be doing that anytime soon. austin's full taylor and go speak of to russia's brutal war of aggression on ukraine is forcing us to reconnect the coal fired power plants to the grid for a short time. but we are firmly committed to the coal phase out of meaning talk number plus live tail correspondence

while the move by india would be sweet for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t. mazar. fernando is a reckoning coming from canada as more and more episodes of historical and sustained violence against the countries indigenous people emerge. or documentary team talks to those striving for their ancestry. stories to be here with the elections are almost completely removed from day to day large, the american people. and so the american people, i believe, provided good information left to their own devices. we're trying to, i'm far more recent foreign conclusions are coming to about well, with a a ah, a a very chavez, canada hasn't been very good. ah, to indigenous women and girls who have been missing or found murdered. because of the structural racism history. the cloning of history that canada has what indigenous people and communities, and it's so shameful history and a history that calendar doesn't like to talk about not until just into those election in 2015 with it to boo

but on trade flow point of view, if india is not better than the market is deficit, and if it's india is their idea balances owed for prices are rising globally. partially due to anti russian sanctions put in place by the west that have affected input costs, logistics, and exports constraints. another door producer, brazil has got it 6 boats as well, creating a large worried in global sugar supplies. but india, like are those is looking to insure its domestic market has what it needs. the 3 to up indian population is expected to consume fun. 27000000 tons of sugar this season . the government sees it wants to prioritize domestic availability, 1st and foremost for it's 1400000000 mouth. the move has been welcomed by many like this sweet shop owner in was offer a nagger who's already struggling with rising inflation. menez, the price of sugar has gone up immensely instead, since i 1st started my sweet business, we hope the new policy will bring us some relief from the cap and exports has been put on. all breeds of sugar roll white under find. but the move aims for more than just food se

and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about 40000000 tons of sugar in richer 4 and a half 1000000 dansville goin consumption offer ethanol. it's a win win situation for the industry for the government and for the exposures as well. so we expect that india will explode, $6000000.00 done by the end off march is a great due to the pharmacy won't because at 18 point coding to percent, every minute will be able to sell it still. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. while the move by india would be sweet for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t was up for another mass of riley's in support of former prime minister emron con, continue and pakistan on sunday, the former leader address thousands of protesters demanding fresh elections in the country. we spoke to demonstrators at the protest, who say they'll support emma con as long as it takes ah, sabbath bully, that he has united, the pakistani nation and lead them is one force or cause i'm lookin

and it is so important for india, strawman, man and woman. but moscow and new delhi share more than just oil, both a brick spot nor, and beyond economic and cultural partnerships. they share a long history of defense corporation as indian foreign minister, recently himself acknowledged. we have, as you know, a substantial in men trio for soviet and crush and origin weapons. undocked in men cri, actually grew for a variety of reasons. you know, committed shulty weapon systems themselves. but also because for a, for a multiple dick, a western countries did not supply huh. supply weapons to india and such, corporations are not new or recent. so we buy a new delhi base, think tank or f stress that russia have been indian most reliable, bought no, since had gained independence. and 1947, we did a survey of the youth in which this christian was us and assured that our billing, right, other countries have shifted their support for india. and depending on the circumstances that are shown, india have had the relationships spend spec, right? since inde

one is that india is a rising great power and energy fuels. the continuous rise of any states. hence, it is necessary for india to make sure that it maintains unhampered supply of oil oil at a price that is of course, fitting for its growing demand. and i do not think that it should be in anyone's interest to constrain the growth of a state that has the capacity to contribute positively towards the international system. second, india is well aware of its responsibility is the government's primary responsibility is to its people and to the overarching national interest and security interest. a one of the most challenging geopolitical neighborhoods that india is faced with. it will have to balance this of course, and we could definitely see more proactive cooperation with india, russia, particularly the energy sphere as well as the mid term elections in the united states. get away biden's, public approval, racing plummets to in their historic low. that's according to a poll conducted on the eve. i thing to democrat concerns that they will lose b

and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about $40000000.00 tons of sugar in richer 4 and a half $1000000.00 will going consumption awful at the non. it's a win win situation for the industrial, for the government and for the expo does as well. so we expect that it will explode . 6000000 done by the end of march is a great news to the pharmacy one because at 80 point coding percent, every minute will be able to sell it still. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. well, the move by india would be sweet for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t was up for another massive rallies in support, a former prime minister and learn con, continue in pakistan. on sunday, the former leader address thousands of protesters demanding fresh elections in the country. we spoke to demonstrators of the protest to say, bill support emron con, for as long as it takes o sab, good god, he has united the pakistani nation, and lead them is one for all, cause i'm no good a

why is an india in a sense, cow tower, into that pack pack mentality? you know, the whole safety in numbers idea why is an india joining western countries and sanctioning russia is energy. i think india is an independent country with a very independent foreign policy. we now occurred as a nation that can define the digits of foreign policy and we have our own belt embedded. so that is absolutely no question about now dying. you anybody do any country at all? and we will only act in our national interest, and that's what india has been across the government. and that's what in the stands is going to be across the government in a future. so as i said earlier in the country, which is expecting more and more people to join the middle and high income groups as we grow. and if we are to do that, be our constitution also to be a will be, you know, being available to be our own words response to be in to take a lot of the people who are still considered in the lower economy rungs of our country to the middle and higher economy. in fact, another detail that has

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and it comes with india. and so premise india is right there to reassure the life and we just this friendship be on the friendship be part of a leadership. anything u. s. surgery 2nd in janet's jaelyn has said that indian may buy as much oil from russia as it once, as long as it's not using western financing bound by the price cut on the commodity . india has been adamant about continuing its trade relationship with russia. this right, the decision by the worse than a g 7 to impose the price cap. we spoke with formal fin, foreign minister, karen can no. so who says that? because while is such a widely sold on top of that, the modernity, the western place caps simply won't work. as of these implies, they could foggy, if this price cap planned for both oil and gas is a contentious issue. the g 7 wanted to implemented as early as december. then there was talk about letting certain contracts expire and imposing the price cap in january or february. there is a great deal of descent, disagreement about this. the pr

and now to what is perhaps india's most famous cultural export. the bollywood film has the heyday of day cinema come and gone larger than life heroes. sweeping dance numbers, eye catching, set designs, music, action, drama. this is bollywood, one of the most influential film industries in the world, in terms of tickets sold and enduring appeal. screaming fans, more bollywood stores across india and in many parts of the world. but despite its social appeal, why are the very people that were its biggest fan, seemingly asking the same question? let's find out if there is any truth to it. why is bollywood losing its spark? let's get the basics out of the way. all bollywood films are indian films, but most indian films are not bollywood. ha. so what exactly is bollywood? is this bollywood? ah, is this bollywood or how about this? none of those were bollywood films. name matt. hey, regina volleyball does zoom. basically, it's a one way from bombing from industry mo, mo, from industry, then avi, how all the work that is produced. and the hindu language c

and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about $40000000.00 tons of sugar in richer 4 and a half $1000000.00 will going consumption for economy. it's a win win situation for the industrial, for the government and for the expo does as well. so we expect that india will explode, 6000000 done by the end of march is a great news to the pharmacy as well. because at 18 point cody, 2 percent, every minute will be able to sell it still. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. well, the move by india would be sweet for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t was that for another. china can't believe its own loc as the u. s. is shooting itself afoot. that's according to best selling author, james bradley, who is the guest on the latest episode of our cheese, new show modus operandi, to find out more on the globe, back of fact, of anti russian sanctions tune into the program after the news. and in the meantime, here's a quick preview. despite the economic blow

john sharma visited sugar cane production sites in india to speak to local producers or in india or sugar came belt in western or thought. reddish. the keen, cutting, crushing and sugar making season has just started. but things have changed this season. india, the world's biggest producer and 2nd largest exposure of sugar, has extended restrictions on exports for another year, back in june, india and boast girls for the very 1st time in 6 years. in a reason notification, the indian government announced that sugar mills could exports 6000000 tons next year. this compared to an all time high of, or 11000000 tons last year in the us main supplier to many asian african and middle eastern countries. so for the global market, this decision has left a sour taste. traditionally, i think india will be a seller into the oil market under brazil comes in and if it's not supplying the sugar reach, the lawyer leaves that i think that is a very, very market. so the global surplus under, for so they're not opinions about 3 and a half 1000000 done. but on trade flow point of view, if india is not better

i'm a director of the united service institution of india. think tank, say new delhi is moving to boost relations with russia, which has always been filled, its commitments to india. this is a very important visit, taking place at a very, very critical juncture. our relationship is really one of the privilege stretching partnerships and right on the really big thing. russia, they've been soviet union, india, and most of your strategy program. russia never created it's commitments. and we think that russia is a key and a libel partner strategy, part of a long must cause taken to twitter, which he now owns, to endorse the republican party for 2 days, mid term elections to independent minded voters, shared power curves, the war successes of both parties, therefore, i recommend voting for republican congress given that the presidency democratic a long must house previously said his mission is to make twitter the most accurate source of information. however, co founder and a full my seo of the platform, jack dorothy has questions, the integrity of

let's go back in time. cinema came early to india. the lumiere brothers landed in more by or bombay, as it was known, then in 1896 to screen films for the 1st time. film consumption spread far quicker than literacy in a country impoverished by 2 centuries of colonial rule. just like the city itself, balmy's film industry was a melting pot of influences that ranged from german filmmakers escaping the nazis who brought technical know how with them to indian mythology, with its plots and theatrics, as well as india's long tradition of poetry and music. ah, there was even an australian stunt superstar fearless nadia. so a bit of everything. but there were also powerful critics. ah, i've never been to a cinema, but even to an outsider, the evil that it has done and is doing is peace and the good if it has done any, it all remains to be proved. but even high profile critics like him couldn't stop bollywood reaching new heights, just like hollywood indian cinema and bollywood in particular found it's great success through its big stars. and

and now to what is perhaps india's most famous cultural exports. the bollywood film has the heyday of the cinema come and gone larger than life. heroes. sweeping dance numbers, eye catching, set designs, music, action, drama. this is bollywood, one of the most influential film industries in the world, in terms of tickets sold and enduring appeal. screaming fans, mar bollywood stores across india, and in many parts of the world. but despite its social appeal, why are the very people that were its biggest fan, seemingly asking the same question? let's find out if there is any truth to it. why is bollywood losing its sparkling? let's get the basics out of the way. all bollywood films are indian films, but most indian films are not bollywood. ha. so what exactly is bollywood? is this bollywood? ah, is this bollywood? or how about this? none of those were bollywood films. name matt. hey, regina volleyball, da zoom. basically it's a long way from bombing from industry mo, mo, from industry, the navi, i. all the work that has produced in the hindi languag

i wanted to know what india was planning to do. in the face of increasing the western pressure for its friendly relations with russia. and if new delhi would, i join in on the western calls for a price cap on russian oil exports. but based on the indian foreign minister's response, it looks like india is not really buying into that. he reiterated that russia and india have long, had very close relations. and that new delhi relies on moscow to provide the indian people with affordable energy. as regards to the, you know, the or the coil supply issue, you know, that is, that is a of an festival. that is a stress on the energy markets. it is odd fundamental obligation to ensure that the indian consumer has the best possible access on the most advantageous terms to international market. on induct respect. ah, quite honestly, we have seen that a d. indian rashad relationship has worked to advantage. now we also heard from the russian foreign minister, circ a laugh, rob, who said that the talks were very successful. he said that he talke

it comes with the india. and so the premise is right there to reassure the life. and we just, this friendship be almost this friendship be a part of a leadership, anything that's joining us so far for the program. apparently the developed world is suddenly coming back to nuclear power. that's one of the main takeaway so far from the un climate change conference on going and shut him out. shake the push is happening despite criticism of africa's own efforts to develop atomic power. and it's so much of course for reliable and affordable energy. picking up a story are africa correspondent, credible the title? following last year's united nations climate change conference in glasgow, 17 african countries expressed an interest in acquiring nuclear at the base load to support its people and economies. a move that was not embraced by the rich west the nations or their financial institutions. but they stand here now for the 1st time ever had a you and climate change conference. this one happening in egypt as hobb 27.

i wanted to know what india was planning to do. in the face of increasing western pressure for its friendly relations with russia. and if new delhi would, i join in on the western calls for a price cap on russian oil exports. but based on the indian foreign minister's response, it looks like india is not really buying into that. he reiterated that russia and india have long, had very close relations and that new delhi relies on moscow to provide the indian people with affordable energy as regards uh, you know, the or the oil supply issue. and all that is that is a oven festival. that is a stress on the energy markets. it is odd fundamental obligation to ensure da da indian consumer has the best possible access on the most advantageous terms to international market. on induct respect. ah, quite honestly, we have seen that a d. india shad relationship has worked to advantage. now we also heard from the russian foreign minister survey. laugh rob, who said that the talks were very successful. he said that he talked a bit about plans on

let's go back in time. cinema came early to india. the lumiere brothers landed in more by or bombay, as it was known than in 1896 to screen films for the 1st time. film consumption spread far quicker than literacy in a country impoverished by 2 centuries of colonial rule. just like the city itself, balmy's film industry was a melting pot of influences that ranged from german filmmakers escaping the nazis who brought technical know how with them to indian mythology, with its plots and theatrics, as well as india's long tradition of poetry and music. ah, there was even in australian stunts superstar fearless nadia. so a bit of everything. but there were also powerful critics. ah, i've never been to a cinema, but even to an outsider, the evil that it has done and is doing is peace and the good if it has done any, it all remains to be proved. but even high profile critics like him couldn't stop bollywood reaching new heights, just like hollywood indian cinema and bollywood in particular found it's great success through its big stars. and

this is also a disaster management big, big day for india on other feathers on india as you have when it comes to the space sector. of course, the launch right now is happening from the se tawan space center. this is in 300 caught off in on the producer. this is the se, and stayed in, in b, r o very, very big, big, extremely, extremely excited indians off with this particular long shot. but of course saw from some time from now we also expecting a press conference by the israel chairman, it's joyce, the indian fiercely charged organization. that in fact, has walked really hard. and of course, they're going to update soon on the landing, this b s l, b, c, 654. protests reportedly ruptured in the capital of conflicts down following the inauguration of a newly reelected president. as according to inflammation circulating on social media. these are on the verify, the images show crowds flooding the streets of ostena in protest at the results of the election, which so president a kind of when more than 80 percent of the vote online. first, it shows protest as a clashing with police, with s

big big dave, we're india. another feather on india as you have when it comes to the space sector . of course, the launch right now is happening from the se tawan space center. this is in 300 caught off in on the producer. this is the se and stayed in in b r o very, very big, big, extremely, extremely excited indians off with this particular loan, shaw, but of course, solved from some time from now. we also are expecting a press conference by but is true. chairman, is joyce the indian fiercely charged organization. that in fact was, was truly hob. and of course they're going to update soon on the landing or this b s. l. b. c. 54 post has reported erupted in the capital of cause extern following the inauguration of a newly reelected president. as according to the information such an exam on social media, these are on verified images, show crowds flooding the streets of austin are in protest at the results of the election. which so president a kind of when more than 80 percent of the vote on line 1st, it shows protest as a clashing with police, with some reports, claiming that people