so clearly, i mean, you know, india pause. she cussing in a very special place, not only for the history but also for the kind of, you know, engagement that she's been able to do with. and so i very much adult that he would have the do enjoy a very good relations with the next elected the what she cuz she not really always be and just yes, a bus i interrupted you before and i never like that is what started. ok, sure. as i interrupted you before, i shit your patience. so we're starting to talk about the international criminal court. now the interim government bangladesh has thought the involvement of the international criminal court in prosecuting checks. i see now, i know that you've written that the i, c, c in the hague is the most reliable judicial body for the purpose of investigation and prosecution of serious crimes. do you think that it's likely that the icpc would take this up? well, i think the 1st thing would be to, for the government touch approach to isis a seriously form or because of that's what busy in the inter

and india and bundle dish. you know, she had a very positive relationship with i think though, you know, the relationship that india shares is problem indeed. and in this case, yeah, cuz you know, jose is something very special. i mean, not only do for she's much more to have on the door to who, who lead bundle dish to new british war and to see what they enjoy today. but also because if you recall, there was a situation in bangladesh, but there was a bench in the those on the sheik, i've seen that have to stay back and then do for most 5 years or more because she was not about something around uh home. yeah. and so, um and then of course it was sent you to forward in 2009. i'm most unpopular. let the adjustments here are the ones, the ones that have existed in, but you know, they shouldn't, this is empty being a, b, and c lead government or i'm the lead that much it is. i want me dig specially under she close to the where she took over in 2009 generally. she address in this core console and it just to go to t

um, what's behind india is continued economic expansion. come a government take all the credit here or all the other factors that play. what's the government getting right. i'm a what more could it be doing? thank you. thank you for having meal. i the because credit for india as an economic crisen is, goes to the government last year because in the post go with era in there might have been the only country that focus on math, freakonomics stability and bought up on a very aggressive piece of capital creation particularly coming from government spending time, i said that the other fact effectively seems to be working in india state. but is that in the task for between us in china and the approval of the images is the only country capable of providing k. i'm gone but the to h in terms of manufacturing and shifting of supply chains along with that, governments raise the nude focus and then showing that manufacturing scales up along with a soft to the, an accommodated monte policy from the central bank of the country. that is r b, i all have be

i should india and fox on show this kind of i do. it's not something that we wouldn't be proud of and we would not want to be engaged in these kinds. of course, i think both sides is i'm a part of the daily the both sides have been very outspoken condemning terrorism. both sides, both administrations across the border. so when you talk about neighboring countries, you haven't been neighbors for that long. used to be for the most part, one large country. it was a british, 80, or 2 years ago who drew the line, essentially creating the border between india and then of course a pack of stone. these outside influences have been going on for well over a 100 years. but i wanted to ask you, if i may, you talked about when the conflict broke out back in late april, i sole reports that at one point they were more than a 100 jets in the skies on both sides of the board or not engaging. keeping a distance from each other, but i heard there was over a $105.00 digits up in the skies above india and above practiced on not engaging directly is, is t

so transform india into a developed nation by 2047. the country continues to be the fastest growing large economy at his place to take over japan as the world's full largest economy. in a recent bustamoni is government, india posted its best quarterly growth in a year. but critics question whether that really translates into improved outcomes for all of india is people that going for deeper reforms to boost the nations competitiveness and to sustain the robust growth. so will indeed be able to realize its dreams of ranking alongside the us in china, and possibly replace paging as the walls factory or could global a domestic challenges still hold it back. we'll discuss all of that with i guess shortly. but 1st, a report from joel evans, in the 1st 3 months of 2025, india is economy grew by 7.4 percent, a strong activity in agriculture study public spending and at the mon, from rural communities. as well as a booming construction sector. i've contributed to the positive things. this is a very strong g, d p growth and grew for di, the str

and 6, india suffered very much on that, it's gone. so then she goes to got to go where she can physically change that. and it is from there that in this, of the building on that relationship on from line of credit to across group, you know, want to connect to reduce energy change. all kinds of things started unfolding, which validation india has never been able to do before. so clearly, i mean, you know, in the halls shaker scene in the very special place not only for the history but also for the kind of, you know, engagement that she's been able to do with. and so i very much adults with able to do enjoy a very good relationship with the next elected the what she cuz she not really always be in just a bus. i interrupted you before. and i never like that is what started. ok, sure. as i interrupted you before, i shit your patients who were starting to talk about the international criminal court. now the interim government, bangladesh has thought the involvement of the international criminal court in prosecuting share. i see now, i know

uh, when it comes to india and bangladesh. it, if the relationship starts to warm going forward, is there any scenario you think that exists in which in the, at some point would agree to extradite you? if i've seen a back to bung with dish, at some point, does she become a political liability or just too much political baggage in india? i don't think so. even if i just saw human sick, let's say which of a part of the particle i'm saying, antique solar and india and bundle dish. you know, she had a very positive relationship with i think though, you know the relationship that india shares the problem. indeed. and in this case, yeah, cuz you know, her says it's something very special. i mean, not only do for she's eligible to have on the daughter who, who lead bundle dish to liberation, war and improve feed what they enjoy today. but also because if you recall, that was a situation in bangladesh, but, and there was a mention the, those on the sheet cuz she now have to stay back in india for most 5 years or more because she was n

so india has that massive advantage.er thing that we are working on right now as a country is now storage. and we are now looking at much higher amounts of battery storage and also pumped hydro storage. and all of that will give flexibility to the grid, which will essentially allow us to then add this 500gw. but you know, what is really interesting is not just the target that we have for 2030, but for 2047, which is not that far away. now it's only 20 years. we have to add almost 2000gw of new clean energy capacity. renewable energy capacity. and just to give you a sense of context, that is twice the entire installed capacity in the us of all forms of electricity. >> i mean, all of those ambitions sound excellent. i mean, you talk about there being consensus within india that all of these changes you just described are needed, but clearly there are some pretty huge challenges as well. so just shed a little bit more light on on what what those barriers to actually fulfilling these ambitions look like. >> yeah. look, i thi

so while of course india is reaching out to countries across the world of for now india and focused on i know to talking india, save that or i'm told don't go together well from international cooperation to the us, china confrontation and india, pakistan complex resolution. all the end more in our recent interview with the pakistani prime ministers, special assistant on foreign affairs or reminders, interview touches on a summer pods perspective on the customer issue and the of use it as an integral part of its territory. it's all up next year on our team international. stay with the the well, it is a pleasure to be joining here, one of the international by august from august on the minister of the state and special assistance of the prime minister shove, as chevy is excellence. the site to the fact that me is a pleasure to have you with us here and i'll see international. thank you so much for joining us here. thank you for coming here and giving me an opportunity to speak a few words to the people of russia. russia is not only a great country, but it's also a major player on the glob

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so you'll take on india stones on his try last 4 or 4 months. and this relevance at the moment where my views are slightly different. why russia is foreign minister, mister sonya, is that we're all going for the revival of the russia. india, china royce, out of the r i, c. the current state of affairs makes this very unlikely not be willing to have a lot of their lives with china when we get home, the ongoing dispute, and geo political dynamics. so d, r i c is likely to be revived due to the what substance tensions between india and china. now there are 2 main reasons why i'm stating this. firstly, and then there, there is a level of trust which i think would it be done in the thieves, china, and revise the $2020.00 bond values that she's at the lack of access control. i own going bought a dispute. i significantly strained, induct variations with gender mac in a joint effort like d r i c. now, despite the disengaged with the rebate, so i do to load off the ball, the tensions between india and chide us do to continue an increase infrastructure de

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india was a ready and eager customer. india is already a major buyer of israeli weapons , accounting for nearly 50 percent of all exports to this market. but india is not just a customer. under the black. made in india adani group and israeli company elbit are producing a version of the hermes 900 drone in hyderabad. the israeli aerospace industry has formed a joint venture with bart electronics to repair medium-range surface-to-air missiles produced by the israeli aerospace industry for the indian army. india has also made its space capabilities available to tel aviv . the zionist regime , using india's space capabilities, has deployed its own spy satellites to monitor the gaza border and the northern regions. a little worse , they have sent another satellite called rist into space, which is equipped with an x-ray radar and was built by the zionist aerospace industry and will help india monitor its border with pakistan. this is the beginning of a new era in the great friendship between india and israel. i think this is t

archana, looks like india is taking quite a firm stance in the trade negotiations? while, yes, it seems ours - initially when these tariffs came into the picture, it seemed as if in doubt will not go ahead with the tit-for-tat moves but over the last month, there seems to be signalling, heightening stands as far as tariff negotiations are concerned. india has taken the united states to the wto saying that the 25% tariffs on passenger rakes like trucks, these are safeguard measures and that affects the exploits, indian export into the us. they have a consultation on washington and this is the second instance where india has taken us to the wto last month, a similar approach was taken on the alumina steel that the us has imposed globally where india is not a consultation and refused one, india has now threatened that they would put greater literary tariffs on other goods as a mark of retaliation on the element still tarha. all this comes at a time where india has been wanting to raise ahead with a bilateral trade deal with the united states, there are negotiations ong

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have voice concerns about democratic back sliding in india. do you think international pressure could make a difference? could bring about some change or absolutely. in fact, i would probably go on to argue that the few, oh, are not dots or in any way affected by the nature of political discourse is precisely because of the presence of some degree of international oppression. by what you would consider as allies of the liberal democratic order, whether it is a, was already assumed in context to canada or united states are the european union. it is very important that international pressure, or in other words, of protection of civic liberties, media, actually international cooperation is the re of that you knew was that these media are allowed to express because it's very important to understand that for you knew was it, these, it's not, i mean, process of education requires the operating of creative autonomy of mind. and if the, or anyone don't creating an account of object feeling all the time that you may have legal action against you, this

but also with the global headlines we've seen animals, india. we've seen the leadership of the diplomatic leadership also reactivated to with it should be understood that candidate is not on the g 7. it is only one of the members that can easily unilaterally dilute the g seven's outreach agenda by not inviting a country like india, which has been invited to g 7 summits in previous years. so the movie here to the g 7 liter reading on shore. tell me how one's not even very sure whether it's going to be awarded way to be existing to see how the products really are going to actually the new leadership. now in canada, we moved to our nature to some of these filters that are going to be siege around the time that the indian foreign minister will be in canada. these approved to come to new one is a set purchase. these elements are taken inventory. we continue to date of orders coming your way and just about 30 minutes.

that was the great thing that we all welcome in india. they want us that it's a business with india is going well with go to spirit branch that and we're actively expanding our shift payments between brochure and india. it goes through a branch which is really nice. these all payments made in national currency. it's the ruble, and the rupee. i'm happy to say that the issue we once had with rupees, where we didn't know what to do with so many of the currency has been resolved. there's now a stable, high demand for rupees, and repeat transactions are flowing smoothly. commissions on ruby payments have dropped significantly, which directly benefits our clients. the russian smith allows you to make transactions and rupees, which is something a lot of the indian stuff to say beyond that, you could also open and repeat deposit to carry out other operations just like you would with any other foreign currency or deliberate. the opening up space for the repeat because we see in the us currency is a strong tool for savings inside russia and for int

expanding the motion of payments between brush and india. it goes through a branch which is really nice. these are all payments made in national currencies. the ruble and the rupee. i'm happy to say that the issue we once had with rupees, where we didn't know what to do with so many of the currency has been resolved. there's no a stable high demand for rupees, and repeat transactions are flowing smoothly. commissions on ruby payments have dropped significantly, which directly benefits our clients. the russian smith allows you to make transactions and rupees, which is something a lot of our indian stuff to be on that you could also open and repeat deposits or carry out other operations just like you would with any other foreign currency. were deliberate, the opening up space for the repeat because we see india as currency is a strong tool for savings inside russia. and international transactions is really popular with our clients, by individuals and businesses fucking its most qualified to add an e. how realistic and how necessary is a comple

we have some breaking news for you now from india.the central bank - the reserve bank of india - has made its latest interest rate decision. it's been widely expected the bank would cut rates for the third consecutive time. let's cross live now to our india business correspondent archana shukla outside the bank in mumbai. what have they decided? the reserve bank of india decided to obtain a broader step than what was expected, they cut the key lending rate by 50 basis points and it now stands at 5.5% and largely focused on building spending power among the community and consumers. this was the focused and rationale given by the reserve bank governor who said that this is a bolder move than what was widely anticipated and they continue to push for growth. we saw that over the last year india threw up a six point 5% growth which was the highest among the major economies in the world, the slowest growth in four years for india. that is largely been because spending power has dropped and consumption has come out of the country. especially

we're going back to india or off to the break on ribs, how india is emerging as a new force in the automotive sick. the reset me because we drive now and in the future anthony housing. but when saying the bus and the there's a note i'm just trying to have a site and make the right decision, dw, and you can remove, follow my name is the calls back. said, wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold the bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. most would have been nosy bay, like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called comment to hold back. the when india decide what the rest of the world drives the indian something very emotional. when you buy a new car, it is not really a product. you're getting a family member which does the cover it presents to the to meet the customer. i think the keyword is aspirations, it doesn't matter which demographic is buying vehicles. the car still has position in society where we'll have a car. how is what the new customer desires influencing manufacturer is around the world. we insure the engineering and desi

the deportation drive has also strained diplomatic relation between india and bangladesh.-muslim xenophobia. while urging authorities to put an end to this expulsion campaign and abide in line with international standards and refugees. the indian government have ever defense its actions, citing national security concerns and to maintain law and order. munorzaman press tv, new delhi outskirts. in recent years, iran has taken many subs in developing fast and smart transportation. it has now introduced air taxis into active. service, authorities call the initiative part of the country's broader shift towards smart air transportation, farzane ashurion reports. iran taking a bold step into the future of smart transportation, with air taxis now entering active use, the country is positioning itself at the forefront of urban mobility innovation. these vehicles, once experimental are beginning to offer real world solution. marking a significant shift in the country's transportation strategy, this emerging mode of travel is designed to reduce travel time and introduce a new layer o

we've seen animals, india. we've seen the leadership, the um, the diplomatic leadership also react very strongly a to it should be understood. the candidate is not on the g 7. it is only one of the members that can easily you know laterally dilute the g seven's outreach agenda by not inviting a country like india, which has been invited to g 7 summit's in previous years. so the bottom it is the movie he is all set to move for the g 7. so me to least of this month saw one. this is really not show to the outcome of that summit. so i was not even very sure whether it's going to be a watched way closely. but of course, so it would be interesting to see how the products really are going to p. i show where the, the new leadership now in canada is able to are, wouldn't want to manage all control of some of these photos that are going to be stage around the same time that the engine for minnesota will be in canada. but of course, if these approaches come to new, one is, is it the how this donnie a separate just these e

please address india, i don't russia out to join me. i know that as the prime minister, being the movie, he has accepted the invitation and you will be attending the summit, lisa this month, because this is again mocked by some some of the college studies. temperatures have been having taken out on the canadian while i'm just fine, repeated requests from that you do decide these are these the, you know, these go to the key is, the canadian prime minister now do has defended this invitation. there are certain countries that should be at the table for those discussions. and in my capacity a g 7 chair consultation with those uh some others uh make those determinations. uh, india is the 5th largest economy in the world of effectively the most populous country in the world, central to a number of those supply chains at the heart of them, of the supply chain. so it makes sense. and in addition uh by laterally, we have now agreed importantly to continue law enforcement to law enforcement dialogue. why or this will be for this happening is the

one thing i'll say about india is india is a warm country, not just from a climate point of view, but from a social color, vibrancy point of view. and the one thing that i'm always trying to promote with our designers is that our products are warm punches from a color point of view, but that they have an identity. they have a character that they don't become white goods because, you know, there's a, pretty much everybody now globally can offer a good quality product and a good quality design. you know, nothing is boring and in the right, even the food we eat. so you know, going down the device bought for us, that means i would not have been to do what we are as means you'll be all about really bold statements on the road. you know, people see it, they fall in love, they buy the vehicle and they go out and explore. this country is huge. and if you see off the fuel economy does like the language is changing the kind of food we eat off the fuel chrome, it does good change too. so 2 drivers and the kind of flavors in this country is looking for the kind of u x. each and every state is loo

in a recent bustamoni is government, india posted its best quarterly growth in a year. but the critics question whether that really translates into improved outcomes for all of india is people that calling for deeper reforms to boost the nation's competitiveness and to sustain the robust growth. so will india be able to realize its dreams of ranking alongside the us in china, and possibly replace paging as the walls factories or could global a domestic challenges still hold it back. we'll discuss all of that with, i guess shortly. but 1st, a report from joel evans, in the 1st 3 months of 2025, india is economy grew by 7.4 percent strong activity in agriculture, studied public spending and at the mon, from rural communities, as well as a booming construction sector. i've been to be to, to the positive thinking, this is a very strong g d p growth and grew for di and the strongest in this so financial yet. this also marks advice from 61 to person did 23 to 7.4 boys and induced economic success some, uh, seeing whether it might benefit from the trump administration's trade,

further, russians in india for 500. a...among other things, visited in india, a local shrine, which he called "pervate". some scientists believe that he meant the temple of this goddess on the shore. well, that was the last question of the first round, i'll sum it up: 900 for mikhail andreevich, 1,100 for alexey yuryevich, 4,900 for alexey alexeevich. the second round is ahead. yes. naturalness, purity, freshness, perfection of the taste of natural compositions of granfield. granfield tea, finding harmony. the fugitive wallet of the kiev regime. they tried to poison me there in every possible way. he is a former sponsor of poroshenko and zelensky. i am not afraid of anyone , neither zelensky nor poroshenko. and the owner of explosive dirt on the entire kiev elite. it turns out that zelensky and yermak, they live together, i say, but what about his wife, he is a friend of donald trump. i am the only person in ukraine who was invited to trump's inauguration. what will he tell us about zelensky? i have not yet had time to tell

we've seen multiple mass gatherings in india that lead to fateful, crushes like this. what are authorities doing to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future? i guess step use a quite common in india and every time there's a back day when news of stamping broke up in india, if i recall not a long time ago, a me just that beat off good joining the market for me a lot, which is what i mean, yes, as of right, really just best to with this the and in that 5 past or more than thousands of people died in the staff be again now and you went instead of breaking what makes we have to click mag was thrown into a moment agree, so each time such a tragic event takes place. we see government set an inquiry based, setting up accommodations and making you locked the promises to improve infrastructure and facilities. how as these boss, well, they forget that and didn't know complete affections in the direction of our deacon . so it seems to me all like you've talked a lot of people here, this is the fact of the media and that's about doing is a huge salad leads to stab

are the question i do with putting it, who now comes to essentially invest in india to help india mine? what is the world's 3rd largest supply of rare reserves? um, what about his friends? i mean i, i get it. you know, china, india, russia, to south africa. there are so many members of bricks today showing me this. somebody and not briggs finally, who could come to help in the mine is 5 or resources? no, absolutely. i think russia as a prime candidate and also has done a lot of the mining is itself. and i mean, i suppose i'm speaking or not the so no need to really inform you about it. but you know, really it is, it is, was on the dresser. has called gave abilities of my things out of the month. even the us for that matter has done a lot of our, the mining for its own results, which actually happened to be among the 5th largest in the one. so it's not as though these countries don't have the capacities, but i also believe that all the time has gone for in there to start to invest a when it comes to already the mining, because it is no longer. i mean, if at all methods they're not, they

are the customary, the valley has been connected to india's rail network. while describing mother india, we have been saying the phrase, kashmir to kindly a commodity for a long time. this has now become a reality for the right away network, as well as the newly unveiled rail line links indian administered caching me as provincial capital of srinagar to the city of contra. we'd travel as undergo security checks before trains continue on to the capital, new daily, and other cities in northern india. the dream of linking india southern most tip with its northern most territory, is reported to dates back more than a century. for millions of domestic and international tourist regions, only land connection used to be a single road on nurses journey from srinagar would usually have taken up to 7 always by call but the rail line will huff that yeah, the awesome if any, by the way the it is a historic day, no one imagines that they would be railway connectivity in this region. anyone can now travel to friend a guy in the past. the only means for travel with a craft

our relations with india also developing very well. the indians deeply involved in the i race as well . they attended on a journey conference and we really visit them. we have good relations with a c, i ask who i'm face to sharing all developments with them. in particular, we have very strong ties with those becca stock where we not only share knowledge but also offer a wide base solutions like the full implementations of primarily in health care and social areas and go to style and batteries. generally, we're actively working with all the countries which we currently have good relations alone. before i move on to other topics, i'd really like to hear your personal opinion as someone who's truly at the forefront of hey, i, elements in russia. as i'm talking about the biggest exist stanfield questions or a lot of people worry that a guy is going to take away their jobs, the same way. taxi drivers, replace tools, drilling, carriage drivers, and now or yeah, i might replace them. and then from that point of view, would you agree that we'r

the deportation drive has also strained diplomatic relation between india and bangladesh. on the other hand, rohinga refugees are particularly facing intense restrictions on their freedom of movement apart from access to education, healthcare and work observers say they're also subjected to growing anti-muslim xenophobia while urging authorities to put an end to this expulsion campaign and abide in line with international standards and refugees. the indian government have ever defense its actions, citing national security concerns and to maintain law and order. press tv, new delhi outskirts. in recent years, iran has taken many steps in developing fast and smart transportation, has now introduced air taxis into active service. authorities call the initiative part of the country's router shift towards smart air transportation. farazen ashurion reports. iran taking a bold step into the future of smart transportation, with air taxis now entering active use, the country is positioning itself at front of. accessible through popular ride haling apps. air taxis are now being depl

, for restaurants across and india, and abroad. he's judged and hosted and claimed food shows and made his acting debut and 2023 had come to the show. let's stop product after hey, that's a good thing about i'm very proud to i think anybody who joins acting funny. my 1st question is very, it's not to leave, it's just coming to me. is that for chef? did you do any training or i actually learned in the streets or like no 1st. okay. so and then went on to do with a little bit of confidence off the industry to look now when i was able to instill the confidence in my parents that he can sort of feed his taking it seriously. that's what i did, farm and education. so i studied a for a hotel school in luck know me for 3 years and then i started in 97. that's when i started cooking professionally. i offered busing or from drama school in 1979. my 1st job of at the job is 23 years old, wasn't enough. know. and i was there for one and a half years. i have nobody to do now. something as amazing as enough know on the idea of it. even though the

pakistan and india tensions flared up last week. you have to deal with this aggressively and cannot let it linger. so we are not talking a very long time here. felicia: time here. >> while in saudi arabia, president trump made a surprise announcement that he wants to lift all sanctions on syria. do you support this on what role does congress have to play here? rep. lawler: when you look at what has happened to the middle east since october 7, obviously hamas and hezbollah have been largely decimated. assad's regime fell. everyone is in a week and stayed with their air defenses knocked out. there is real opportunity in the middle east for frankly a seismic shift. obviously as president reagan used to say, trust but verify. i think the object give diplomatically is to try and bring about peace and normalization between arab states and israel starting with saudi arabia. if syria presents an opportunity under this new leadership and there are certainly concerns about the president there. if syria presents an opportunity then diplomatica

in india, it has almost completely wiped out their population. in assam in northeastern india a tragedy has occurred that shows how human intervention can cause enormous damage to nature. in this rural area of ​​the state, there is a vulture breeding station, where 160 birds are kept in captivity for their own safety. that's because freedom for them means almost certain death. thirty years ago, there were about 50 million vultures in india. today, they are almost completely extinct. a biologist at the center considers their disappearance a serious lesson in the fragility of biodiversity. when we talk about biodiversity we immediately think of majestic lions, tigers, green forests, but today we are fighting for the survival of a forgotten species, vultures. they work in the shadows. they are nature's orderlies. they clean the ecosystem and do it quietly, although their disappearance has also happened. popular painkillers were often given to sick cattle, but when vultures ate carcasses containing this substance, their kidneys failed , the birds died, and a deadly and destructive for the n

now he ability all over india, i don't want your building and india you can build an india if you want to take care of india. so you can forget about the ministrations previously and i was planned to specifically exam smartphones and other gadgets from so called reciprocal parents on goods from china. it's apparently been flushed and we now know mr. trump wont shy away from hitting a homegrown company, not just a foreign country with tears. maybe it's all legit and in the name of national security. after all romances with a country that's been dumped, the number one thread by washington probably can go on forever without consequences for tech jobs. tim cook must of miscalculated, donald trump's level of trust, but let's not forget the ministration says it has no intention of harming apple, specifically just every other american who may end up having to pay off for 2 for their beloved gadgets. and that's exactly the point. our next guest has this, that is the products of manufacturing. apple is put back to the us. americans end up going to have to pay more for the is grating a market. s

india has yet again started an aggressive campaign against what it calls illegal immigrants.h and myanmar. we are even scared of the media now, they have portrayed us as criminals. we can't enroll our children at schools or get medical assistance. many times we move from place to place to avoid detention. it's terrifying living in fear everyday. based on indian media reports, authorities have deported around 2000 alleged illegal immigrants from bangladesh. authorities attribute this. campaign to national security interest and called on law enforcement agencies to deal strictly with the matter. rohinga refugees are also being targeted with reports of peetings, indefinite detention and force deportation. some rights organizations have documented evidence of abuse and mistreatment in detention centers. it's unfortunate we are playing hide and seek. the police is actively checking the ids and other information even using the social networks. it's hard, but we have no option for survival and usually avoid check points in order to go for work or come back to the camps. in recent mo

me a valley off to full days of fighting between india and puck used on the audio because india has the to the how are the board relationships? so there is a mobilization of ought to be very often happening. so that would require that the, there is the easy movement of 2 and a new should many people view the project as an engineering mazda piece will be, it's in one of the most highly militarized regions of the world. mike level will do 0, a k up today. does that mean the bulk of the news continue c o. now, which is here. last off, the account and the costs are much more stable environment on the high. we have a big splits in the weather across here. up at the moment, type it towards the generally fine and dried down into the southeast corner. lots of warm sunshine here. and that stretches just like rod across the bed. it's right in it despite and porch. cool. it's cold front here, this blue line that is a dividing line between that to right, whether i'm up towards the north, west is decidedly unsettled, cool. west turned at times about a when the bus 3 showers, a rolling in across the

the deportation drive has also strained diplomatic relation between india and bangladesh.ent apart from access to education, healthcare and work, observers say they are also subjected to growing anti-muslim xenophobia while urging authorities to put an end to this expulsion campaign and abide in line with international standards on refugees. the indian government have ever defense its actions, citing national security concerns and to maintain law and order. munobar zaman, press tv, new delhi outskirts. it's a is here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. from airline cabins to kitchen tables, our disposable habits come at a steep cost. an eye-opening expose uncovers the hidden environmental tool of trending towards convenience mountains of unrecyclable waste threatening our planet. dive into the surprising history of disposable tablewear from public health innovation to an escalating ecological crisis. el marco jurídico eh de chile en general es tremendamente complejo, particularmente en el caso de las aguas, es más importante el tema económico y