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hit the country hard, making the economy one of the biggest issues in this election. financial markets are already celebrating a modi win. lets go live to the bombay stock exchange and our correspondent archa na shukla. looking at markets today, we are seeing a sharp sell—off, what is going on? are seeing a sharp sell-off, what is going on?— are seeing a sharp sell-off, what is going on? well, as the markets opened _ what is going on? well, as the markets opened today, - what is go...

minister modis party and its allies. some of the post—poll projections show they might get a two thirds majority which will be more than in 2019. and the markets are hoping that economic friendly policies of the modi government and market friendly reforms will continue in india which is right now the fastest growing major economy in the world. just on friday, india released its full year, full financial year fy 2a gdp numbers and reported a vast 8% growth —— vast 8% growth. prime...

And before we go... shares in paramount global have jumped after reports said it has agreed with skydance media on terms for a merger. according to cnbc, the deal is said to be worth about $8 billion and it can be announced in the next 2a to 48 hours. 0ur live pages up and running, for the indy election. as the counting continues throughout the day we will have updates online. bye for now.

0ur depth at the moment is about 430 metres. eventually, theyll hold 6,500 tonnes of spent uranium — all the waste finlands five reactors will ever produce. it takes hundreds of thousands of years for radioactive waste to safely decay. and this underground tomb is the final resting place for finlands spent nuclear fuel. the bedrock here is almost two billion years old, and geologists think its ideal for a nuclear graveyard. and the whole western finland is located in a really stable, geologica...

To eurajoki to find out more. its a brief elevator ride almost half a kilometre underground, into the depths of 0nkalo — where, for the first time anywhere in the world, highly radioactive nuclear waste will be permanently stored. these tunnels span more than 50 kilometres. 0ur depth at the moment is about 430 metres. eventually, theyll hold 6,500 tonnes of spent uranium — all the waste finlands five reactors will ever produce. it takes hundreds of thousands of years for radioactive waste to...