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India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitahraman, has praised the country's economic progress and declared it the fastest-growing major economy globally. The House approved the Supplementary Demands for Grants, allowing the government to spend over Rs 1.29 lakh crore, with Rs 58,378 crore being the cash outgo in the current fiscal. The remaining Rs 70,968 crore will be matched by savings and receipts.
economy moving. >> greg: that's good. >> mike: what they're saying is we're actually drinking less in idaho but spending more on the booze we're drinking. tito's vodka comes in number one, i don't get number three which is fireball cinnamon whiskey. >> tyrus: i just was in idaho they know how to party. i did a standup show. i kept hearing clank because everybody brought a bottle. >> mike: gin was nowhere to be found but if you're drinking in idaho you should be drinking at the stage coach in boise the finest bar restaurant establishment in the country >> kat: ughh. i don't like fine bars. >> mike: my gosh there's a picture of the stage coach right there. look at that. >> greg: all right tyrus. >> tyrus: all right, once again arrogant people in massachusetts, three whales caught on camera breaching together in massachusetts and a family fishing off the coast in massachusetts had the gall to say this is so rare and we can't believe we saw this and it's once in a lifetime. no they do it all the time they
he's got bangs. >> walter: exactly. it's a rock star. drop meghan markle in a field and stand back with tell cops and wait for it to appear snoop sounds like a fun television show. >> greg: mike what's your local news. >> mike: walter i didn't see that meghan markle tie in at all. idaho is the place and i'm proud to say that the people of idaho are drinking more than ever. and in 2022, idahoians broke sales records at liquor stores by topping 300 million onin the fiscal year of 2022 and as you know the fiscal year ends june 30th or whatever, but they broke the record again this year, 2023 by purchasing some $322 million worth of booze. >> greg: what do you attribute that to? living in idaho? >> mike: no, just being good citizens and wanting to keep the economy moving.
intelligence community, the fsb, very much behind the president. they chechens claiming to defend putin at the moment and making some moves on rostov but they are up against a pretty tough foe and wagner were some of the more ruthless people on the russian side who although we do not think there are 25,000 heading to moscow, it looks more like a couple of thousand, they are moving at pace with armoured vehicles, i have friends who have witnessed the economy moving, they have seen engagements on the way that wagner pretty much brushed aside and kept going and they even had air defence and it does look like wagner has been stockpiling weapons for some time that this sort of possibility. you are going to talk us through basically some of the last few hours. just talk us through the challenges that prigozhin and the wagner have created, especially in places like voronezh and the videos and material that is currently emerging and what we are seeing. yes, absolutely, and the first real
little breathing room and treasury secretary janet yellen pushes back the default deadline by just a few days. alexandria hoff is live in dc with more on that. >> good morning. according to the president, a deal is close and things are looking good. that was said departing for camp david yesterday. republicans and democrats did seem close to a final pact last night. that's the update we have. there are still major sticking points and fox news was told that permitting reform for emergency programs is now out as for strengthening work requirements for government aid, republicans say the debt ceiling will not be raised without it but democrats appear unwilling to budge on that lending strong words. >> to me at this point, if they want to continue to be economic terrorists, that's invoking the 14th amendment and minting a coin. and keeping the economy moving. >> strong words indeed, the department has reassessed the
days. joe: alexandria hoff is live in washington dc. >> reporter: a major fiction point for stronger work requirements in certain kinds of federal-aid but the president said he's feeling optimistic. >> president biden: with the debt limit, things are looking good, very optimistic. >> what do you tell democrats who say they don't want you to bow on work requirements? >> president biden: i don't bow to anybody. rachel: less optimistic statement call the work requirement cruel and senseless. >> to me at this point if they want to continue to be economic terrorists, that is invoking the 14th amendment, keeping the economy moving. >> reporter: republicans feel their sticking point to raise the debt ceiling is your common sense. >> think about this for a minute. democrats are willing to
point two, joe, you have to consider that erdogan, if he wins this election, will have completely consolidated power in turkey. he's edged up to it. i think the odds, unfortunately, are 75% to 80% he'll probably achieve that in the coming runoff in two weeks. let's wait and see. it means you'll see complete erdogan. he'll have complete control of the country. he's imprisoned journalists, pursued conspiracy theories, has been someone who has been difficult for the alliance. third and final point, what's he going to do? will he continue the behavior like buying russian weapons, getting close to putin, objecting, preposterously, to the inclusion of sweden to nato? he needs to get the economy
laid this out this morning. some kind of debt limit deal would be good for biden. i mean, especially if it cuts spending or it freezes spending or limits spending, you know, he's tacking toward the center as he gears up for reelection. you look at it on immigration, for instance. doing something on spending, reigning in government spending that's never going to be bad for a president in an election year ago, i think something to keep the economy moving, you know, doesn't alienate progressives too much, and you know, limits or reduces spending. there's a deal to be had there. >> democrats would argue that this is not fair for him to be making any sort of deal here, that republicans have raised the debt limit without any questions a number of times in the past, and republicans have been president. it's only an issue when democrats are in power, so why should the democrats fold suddenly when the republicans decide to make an issue of it. >> yeah, well, sorry, it's not fair. it isn't fair.
don't apply? and i guess a key question is are there proactive conversations ongoing, senator >> well, let me just say it's important to understand what is at stake right now our country will default on its debt if republicans don't work to raise the debt ceiling, which simply means that we're going to pay our bills. every family pays their bills, every business pays their bills. republicans are saying we're not going to pay our bills we're going to let our country default and bring dachaos to th country if you do not cut and undermine our ability to make the investments that we need to in our economy, in jobs, in veterans' housing, in school lunches for kids, in so many things that our country relies on to keep our economy moving. that is crazy. this is asking us do you want chaos or do you want chaos and the answer is no and it doesn't have to be this way. simply pay our bills
economy moving, business needs the government in order to try and incentivise them to do that. so, this could not come, possibly, at a worse moment, when the economy looks pretty stagnant, it may or may not be going into recession this year. a stand—off between the biggest business organisation of the government is pretty unhelpful, not just for the cbi itself, which i think is facing an ex central crisis, but for the economy as a whole. good to talk to you. new data gathered by the bbc shows that eight out of ten firms are still paying men more than women. the data looks at the gap in median pay — the middle ranked woman's pay vs a middle ranked man's pay at an organisation. this is different to unequal pay — paying women less for the same work — which is illegal. the largest gaps appear to be in construction, education, finance and it, while the smallest are in accommodation,