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Oh, yeah, ramin! good to see you again. i know, its like a long time. the film has been directed by ramin bahrani, a talented new york—based film—maker whose work i have been following for more than 15 years. the white tiger is definitely bringing audiences a caustic, commentary on modern india. the movie takes place between 2007 and 2010. india had a lot of confidence then, there was a middle class that was growing. i think some of those changes have stalled, obviously their economy did not...

"he was crying, saying �*save me, please, save me, please�*, but i could do nothing. ijust watched him die." and many have now died because of the supply shortage. doctors have been left in a desperate situation. patients and many people are every time coming in emergency. they want only beds. we have no beds or oxygen, and theres a deficiency of a huge amount of oxygen. as the crisis unfolds, a prime minister under pressure. narendra modi chaired an emergency meeting today to look at ways t...

This is bbc news, the headlines: india has registered a world record number of new coronavirus cases for the fourth day in a row. nearly 350,000 infections were reported in the latest daily figures, as well as more than 2,700 deaths. overcrowded hospitals are struggling to secure enough oxygen and patients are being turned away. borisjohnson is being asked to explain how the refurbishment of his official downing street flat was paid for, following allegations from his ex—chief advisor. dominic...

"he was crying, saying �*save me, please, save me, please�*, "but i could do nothing. "i just watched him die." and many have now died because of the supply shortage. doctors have been left in a desperate situation. patients and many people are every time coming in emergency. they want only beds. we have no beds or oxygen and theres a deficiency of a huge amount of oxygen. as the crisis unfolds, a prime minister under pressure. narendra modi chaired an emergency meeting today, to look at way...

Yogita limaye reports. with every pyre that burns, indias self belief is dying. each funeral is a story of personal loss and national shame. charanjeev malhotra has been helping to cremate the dead for decades. now, he barely ever stops working. "ive never seen such a terrifying situation. i cant believe that were in the capital of india. people arent getting oxygen, and theyre dying like animals," he says. "we dont even have enough resources to cremate them properly." 0utside, shivangi mehras o...

Running short on supplies of oxygen. how are doctors deciding where the oxygen goes? what is the criteria on who they can help? i do oxygen goes? what is the criteria on who they can help?— who they can help? i do not know. havin: who they can help? i do not know. having been _ who they can help? i do not know. having been a _ who they can help? i do not know. having been a medic— who they can help? i do not know. having been a medic in _ who they can help? i do not know. having been a medic...

Units, a lovely restaurant, and outside dining area, which weve just extended. its a real challenge to get things there. and weve often been referred to as a hidden gem, which is lovely a customer, but of course, in the interest of being a successful business, we want everyone to know about us. online travel agents or, otas, like booking.com, expedia, and tripadvisor have helped hotels get noticed and help travellers shop around for good deals. but there are some downsides, too. were taking quit...

"my father was gasping for air. "he was crying, saying �*save me, please, save me, please�*, "but i could do nothing. "i just watched him die." and many have now died because of the supply shortage. doctors have been left in a desperate situation. patients and many people are every time coming in emergency. they want only beds. we have no beds or oxygen and theres a deficiency of a huge amount of oxygen. as the crisis unfolds, a prime minister under pressure. narendra modi chaired an emergen...

As well as mass gatherings has completely changed the picture. the us is promising additional support to india to try to tackle what it is calling "an horrific outbreak". with record numbers of new cases and deaths, there will be many tough days ahead. simon jones, bbc news. lets get more on this now. devina gupta is in delhi this morning, where hospitals continue to struggle with the surge. devina, what is happening there now? in the past 48 hours the situation has just worsened and i was speak...

"my father was gasping for air. "he was crying, saying �*save me, please, save me, please�*, "but i could do nothing. "i just watched him die." and many have now died because of the supply shortage. doctors have been left in a desperate situation. patients and many people are every time coming in emergency. they want only beds. we have no beds or oxygen, and theres a deficiency of a huge amount of oxygen. as the crisis unfolds, a prime minister under pressure. narendra modi chaired an emerge...