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BEML receives export orders worth USD 23 mn from Cameroon and Bangladesh

BEML has received export orders from Cameroon and Bangladesh under Government of India - Lines of credit.
The order for Cameroon has been received from Ministry of Economy, Planning & Regional Development (MOEPRD), Government of Cameroon for supply of 71 units of construction equipment consisting of Bulldozers, Excavators, Wheel Loaders, Motor graders and Compactors for their Cassava Farm Project.
The order for Bangladesh has been received from Ministry of Roads & Highways Department, Government of Bangladesh for supply of construction equipment consisting of Wheel Dozer for their construction, Repair and Maintenance of Road and Infrastructure projects in Bangladesh.
Valuing at around USD 23 Million, these equipment will be having more than 90% indigenous content and will be manufactured at BEML's KGF and Mysore plants in Karnataka signifying the true spirit of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' with thrust on going global.

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Thanks very much for that Hello and welcome to. This half hour the political power of rubbish in Lebanon multimillion dollar awards for corruption whistleblowers in Nigeria and Jamaica prepares to pay tribute to $1.00 of its favorite sons Sprint legend you same calls. Voters here in the u.k. Go to the polls today that's as far as I'll go on the subject because election rules forbid us pretty much from telling you very much more than what I've just said but there is a poll we can tell you about it's the 1st round of the general election in France on Sunday yes and all eyes there will be on the performance of the president Emmanuel McCollum's New Republic on March determined to freshen up the political scene the party is putting forward several 100 and it's with no prior political experience we're going to hear from one of the now he's called Alvey Bellville originally from Rwanda he was adopted by a French family at the height of the genocide he went on to study economics and worked in Mozambique and Kenya he's dropped everything to go into politics one more thing to add he's only 27 years old he told me why he's running. As wanted to being very important to. Me and I try to be fair created in 2015. The tragedy news yes we are I made it my career which was initially me trying to explain to the public the action of the Minister for the economy and then I just left my job in Kenya and I decided to come back to France and go into the presidential election and after that I just wanted to continue to pursue my involvement in the movement and I decided to run for candidate but here's the thing everybody you're only 27 years old you know truth be told you're the same age as my son you know nothing about politics what qualifies you to become an m.p. . I think when a country is ready to elect a president 39 years old I think is also ready to vote for an m.p. Of 27 years old and I think the question is not about the number of a few years you spend in parliament I think the question is do you have the skills to make sure we have measures and that really improve the lives of our fair people and I think for a crass Europe in France they're pretty clear about it but would they want a new generation or for freedom or do want to new generation of people involved in them probably to go action and Weber So in the last election was Ok you don't have to like put it together with friends but you have all the skills you have over competencies and I think it's really important to bring those competencies and to really renew the parliament and then to renew the way that we create a little and we do political action can I just ask you one other thing you have originally from Rwanda or the French parliament that there aren't all that many black M.P.'s to be honest when you look at the Chamber is that an issue you do see yourself as something as a role model. To be an asset I don't see myself as or role model I think it's really important to make sure that everyone whatever his bag run no matter where he's from can be involved in any input he takes but it isn't a question of like a race is that of question of age is not a question of for a you coming from me is just a question of like skills but then Cs and if they chose me to be the candidate in this conspiracy in your Rule of course you have to I think it's not because I was Bracco not because I was 27 but just because I represented what they really wanted in this new Palam And so that's true there is no letter for black people in Parliament but I think we were observed you should be making some credits and some kind of like but it is discrimination like to see in friend issues like making sure everyone like a black in in Britain. Right in another like I said she understands to get involved with politics and that we need to change the rules and we need to make sure that we bring people probably have experience but reading skills in the parliament so obviously worth noting that this is the election France has the most number of candidates you can be considered as a political neophyte you notice he's a politician in the making the Senate put me right. Now 11 and there's more to rubbish the meets the eye much more is in the summer of 2015 when the country's main landfill site was closed without an alternative clouds told their politicians use think and today the protest movement like the trash itself is less is a bulldozer still there beneath the surface the B.B.C.'s need to travel to Lebanon to report on how garbage has become a rallying point for many angry citizens. In a warehouse in the hills of southern Lebanon on an old lady's showing a group of schoolchildren and their teacher how she operates a machine to crush on plastic bottles. And Zainab Well it is 81 years old 22 years ago during the Israeli occupation rubbish collection was disrupted so she and her friends set up a recycling scheme for I don't Saleem the village where they live and since then they've been showing people Countrywide how to clean up. What pollute the boy that was throwing the garbage in the open air yes yes one of the barriers between why did these kids travel from Beirut to learn about trash what to use to go Lebanon's government closed the country's main landfill site and are still looking rubbish began piling up in the streets angry protests erupted. Thank. Today the mountains of waste have disappeared from the streets but they haven't gone away for good in reality much of the rubbish has simply been moved to less visible but still inappropriate sites absolutely disgusting really and that the plastic bags are not proven right you can see the garbage that is not even sorted. Now the new sir is a lawyer and a former presidential candidate taken on the battle against trash she's brought me to a place where some of that rubbish from 2015 now resides called Costa Brava it's a supposedly temporary landfill site on the coast next to Beirut and pollute the air. And what happens when you have a lot of dirty trash it brings birds have a gene for food. To over separation I don't have any trash of any refuse at all until now authorities have been reluctant and have not decided to adopt a national strategy of. Sorting recycling and compost. Well we've just come from the south of Beirut to the north of the city now to another here Trent feel it's called the Bush family landfill and if we believe the Government's critics the way story here is even worse this is really an all mountain of garbage pile up since the Civil War and there are some dangerous chemical barrels. On the other side of which Hammoud there's a fishing port right by the mountain of rotten trash fisherman land that catches all the charred too because there's now a new Bush Hammoud we're told that trucks are now dumping the old rubbish in the sea place. We went out in a boat to see more. Business is this prevents you from making a living Yeah yeah yes yes I'm good like this Ok yes that's a good bit of an obvious some of the toughest yet office the office as they like office because the water is so much with all that but the government does seem to have a plan to burn garbage even generating electricity as they do so it does sound in ideal solution in theory but in practice it's deeply controversial but Lebanon's environment minister thought it Hotep says he's confident the government's plan is viable and effective at the end of the m a fraud we asked Mr Hotep if the garbage is sorted before going into the landfills that you've got ordinary corn fee for service and principal trollish will be sold to them process or the steps should be taken when the crisis 1st began the Lebanese told their story tease you stink Well 2 years. Wrong they're saying you still think but some of them are now learning to hold their noses for themselves. That's the B.B.C.'s need to monitor and you can hear more in assignment and it's called recycling Beirut and that's a later on today here on the b.b.c. World Service and I do remember you can also read more if you go to b.b.c. Website and it's online at the moment b.b.c. Dot co dot u.k. Forward slash news magazine and you can meet one of the ladies 81 year old Zainab Michael lead who is one of those in charge of the all women love collection team. Right out my heart and say maybe I was a bit harsh on our French neophyte politician the text message backlash has started this from someone who's got initials like it's a shame that you were telling 27 year old you knows nothing about politics because it's the same age as your son give credit where it is due as m h i am giving credit I wonder how many more like that will be rolling in. Now let's move on to Nigeria last year the government there came up with a new policy designed to reward anyone coming forward with information leading to the recovery of stolen state assets we've now got details the 1st payments made by the authorities yes nearly $1000000.00 has been paid to whistleblowers you've helped the government recover $30000000.00 u.s. Dollars the money stolen through corruption the reaction I've been speaking to our last $1.00 jammy He's the head of the anti corruption body Transparency International in Nigeria many Nigerians and then to believe you know the public will be show in Nigeria I think big people are very greedy they're very you know selfish people so sometimes even people that are working with them they cannot you know help them with little meals you know or livelihood you know yes they are in custody of a 1000000000. Millions of the stolen money you know and there you have to sometimes out of the procession and people do you know was this in the right could it be that they feel that given at the center of the money that is being looted all that we covet is such a large sum if you're talking about you know 10 percent all even one percent to 43000000 thank sample that's a substantial amount of money for one doesn't have that it can actually buy them they have protection and that maybe that's why they're offering these sums of money you know there's no policy you know that talks about the protection you know of this will blow us and that is what I think is a very big it's not enough to say that you are going to give somebody in money now you can give him the money or give you the money the next minute those corrupt people don't gunk up and even kill the person and in that case you do not really solve any you know problem one did not you know build you know a pool of people that are interested to actually is cause corruption so has the government not said anything about a witness protection or any form of protection for those that do come forward Well we've been educated in that and you know we just have that you know the government will listen and be able to do things rightly because right now there's a really you know no coordination even within the government did to Sherry it is on it's on it's activities on the on the National Assembly they are on their own and you cannot run a country like that you have to have a synergy within the 3 of them into practical option I did is now unfortunately it is all it is the active that is you know interested to part corruption to other government they feel that the hour and they are now under did not even have been able to get into that and for me is a big up so therefore it is the most work closely with the judiciary and religious literature in order to minimize corruption in their civil society the media they are all Bill and tell him to give necessary support to government you know to do that but we need the cooperation of the judiciary and religion. Later in order to minimize corruption in Nigeria what does it also mean about the Nigerian government's attitude towards someone save how they perceive Nigerians and Nigerians attitude towards go up Sion because it almost sounds like Nigeria's government is saying the only way they can get citizens to act in an honest way they have in summation about this on these practices is by paying them and that is where the approach is very very wrong because you that everybody is this is not is not willing to do this and live you give him. A kind of money to be able to have his country and so so government is approaching this you know is giving a wrong impression that people not cooperating or they are not interested in being given you know incentives so I don't think this is the standard what we need is a legal framework that happy a proper protection order was a blowout that's what we want and he's Anjani head of Nigeria's anti corruption body chant international news they were Julian Paula we're going to discussing one of the greats of modern athletics soon Jamaica's you saying he's reading himself for his final run on home soil right now and it's got the best of all the latest sports news with the job prospects. Thank you Judy and that was defeat for the defending champion at the French Open backhand down the line for Dominic tame to end Novak Djokovic French Open title defense and he is paid Cho-Cho they are played in the deciding set especially which team has won by 6 games to love well having been beaten by Dominic team in the quarter final 76636 love Djokovic no longer holds a crown slam title he recently bought in the 8 times grand slam champion on the Agassi 12 with him and says he wants to work through the problems with his game and knows he's not producing his best tennis. It's a fact that I'm not playing close to my best and I know that but again for me this is a whole whole new situation that I'm facing you know especially in the last 7 months you know not winning any big tournament which hasn't happened many years I guess you got to go through the course of you know try to you know learn your lessons and figure out the way how to get out of it stronger result was quite a turnaround for team after he was beaten by Djokovic in last year's semifinals in Paris and I want to go in row one just one game when he played I didn't play a different game just. A positive. Arrows through this thing to do that's very important I think it was never the case against him before and yeah I mean the 1st served I could easily lose and I think it was the key for for the 1st victory against him to to win this close to the 1st said and then a very good start to the 2nd so this well because for example in. The Masters I couldn't continue the way. Of the 1st joining team in the last for Andy Murray Stanford Rinker and Rafael the dollar remains on course for 10th men's singles title of running our the women's draw the line up for the semifinals is complete after wins with a hell of a Carolina Pliska for beats Carolina Garcia 76641 Hallett produced a remarkable fight back to beat the lead especially now 36766 Love I think. They are you know I showed that I'm stronger mentally and I stayed there till the end even you 5 was a little bit upset during the match but it was all both in football Liverpool have apologized to Southampton of any misunderstanding and to their interest in signing the defender version of dyke Southampton had said they would report Liverpool to the Premier League of an alleged illegal approach they have the 25 year old center back is wanted by a number of. Clubs and it stated his preference for a move to Anfield Pakistan's cricket has completed a stunning turn around to the Champions Trophy to beat South Africa by 19 runs on the top with Lewiston method in the opening match in the opening match Pakistan suffered a $124.00 on defeat to India to total $393.00 but Pakistan restricted South Africa 220-908-0904 extension 3 of 27 overs with a range force play to be called off that was well ahead of the revised target of $101.00. By Stoke now a salute to the legend that's the banner headline chosen by the organizers of Sprint superstar you same bolt final appearance on the track in his home country of Jamaica now it takes place at Kingston's national stadium and it's the last chance for everyone on the island to pay tribute to the man considered to be the greatest been of all time is a fair description the only athlete of course witchy what's been dubbed the triple double 2 golds in the $1200.00 metres at 3 consecutive lympics lived out to Jamaica on our reporter at Harry. Yeah this is something a closing of a circle welcome to Kingston 15 years ago here the 15 year old you same boat went gold at the World Juniors in the 200 meters his life was never the same since and since 2008 he's turned the sport upside down transformed track and field and been its figurehead really hasn't he the great and the good are all going to be here this weekend David or a day share and white van Niekerk and magnifier and some pace and all playing a supporting role as big fat while he's top of the bell he'll go out I'm sure on a high on Saturday nights but when he does alternately retire completely in August after those world championships he's going to leave a vacuum there's no doubt about that here in Jamaica and many the spotlight will be focused on the lady who won the sprint double in last year's Olympic Games a line Thompson put out to her today at training is not a prospect to get out of spotlight all to herself that she finds daunting I'm not scared of anything I have scared of nothing I'm a 2nd flower for bigger and better and even though this instead of the track and field I know is a legend and he's leaving that big legacy on us as a young one coming up so he can do what we're probably not going to do what he has done but we cannot try to find his footstep on t.v. Again after they bill our national right try to track and field because our history is strong a lot of talented athletes are from Jamaica and we after those continue to just be there a legacy bill or only name I just continued to shine like I'm $1.00 and $1.00 last one about him if I gave you the right to write that history textbooks that the children here in Jamaica would learn from what should those history books lie about you saying he's a legend. He left a legacy that everyone is going to look at everybody wants to be like you see what does it want to be like you see it as I said you know it and so to you know he knows how to perform there's not a moment you can ever know if you see him because he knows how to deliver you know it was a friend that. Warm just right at perfectly he's very very talented and I just have to look up to him as a role model he certainly knows how to deliver all the stars of the truck and he'll be lining up to a paid tribute to the man described actually by the sponsors of that event on Saturday as a legend they say save the day it's Saturday June the 10th to celebrate a legend. Now if you're a Nigerian woman and a Facebook user the odds are that you may have heard about our next guest less than 2 years ago she created a secret Facebook group and I do mean to share their day to day stories and experiences now what started just as a conversation between a small number of women simply grew and the group then called female in Nigeria has now gathered more than 1000000 members Well let's speak now to the woman behind it will allow Malala Greetings to you know like good morning thanks very much and for joining us this morning on news day are you surprised if I can ask you that 1st that you've now meet 1000000 you know Joyner's if you like go 1000000 members on your Facebook group Oh absolutely absolutely surprised no 1400000 people no one does and I guess I'm not different I don't really really surprised but it's pleasant I'm proud pleasantly surprised and one thing about this group that I know is that it's not just no holds barred but it's supposed to be among judge mental space isn't it where women can say anything and everything and just share things is that what that's what happens now is that what you intended like at the beginning. Right from the beginning the core reason why Fein exist is because we knew that I knew right away that we had. We need there was a call for real big golf in how much value was placed on the voice of a woman and I was raised in an environment where I knew for sure that it would really make a huge difference if a woman's voice star you know if we could do something to transform our culture of silence into and you know basically for we had the opportunity to be heard and if we we felt validated in our own experiences and that was why thin had you know it was necessary for Finn So that's a fill that vacuum I believe many women have joined the maybe some people might find it surprising that you know we call it a secret group but then now 1000000. People who've joined and we're talking about you publicly on a radio program that's had by millions around the world so it's not so secret anymore is it. Well I still believe that at the core of what feigned death still some form of intimacy right now even talking to you I'm not at liberty to ever share the individual experiences of these women so I guess largely it is still a secret group that you see if befriend that it's a secret group does not really mean that you know we are trying to hide from the eye of the world because you have to remember in this in our group each woman comes out and basically stands in her truth and say's this is who I am she's sharing in her own name and that's the thing isn't it because I know that some of the women who are who are part of a thin they get together they don't wear t. Shirts to claiming their solidarity with the group or what he said within the group stays all of that what happens in thin stays in fan but it would you say Empire moment is what many women get from Eton and if so how could you explain this to others what could you say to other women in other countries where they may say well we also don't have a voice how would we set up this kind of thing and what kind of rules what kind of thing should you should you do to tell to tell your members how to work. First though the real the woman on thing is not a woman who's trying to hide the woman who is sharing and then not someone who is trying to hide it all because she knows he's speaking to a 1000000 people this is this is not really about trying to hide her face and not she knows that we have a shared experience whether So that's not in a really the core of what finish about we discuss every topic that range you know days we read it. Daily struggles these are not things I need to be hidden you know a lot me in my head up if I give you a sense of why you know if it was created to begin with you may have heard about the Bring Back Our Girls kidnapping of the 270 yes and 60 of all girls. The truth is as a woman I was risen a society where the woman got kidnapped why did that happen we live in an environment where elements such as culture religion and tradition these elements are in force with being the average woman that she is less than and this is because became a problem so much so that the value of a woman was you know undermined that is at the core of the reason why things like this happen what Phil is doing here is for the very 1st time ever allowing a woman to tell her own story in her own voice on her own terms and I think that you know that that is the reason why we are 'd having so much of an impact thank you so much for joining us and I'm sure you have more than a 1000000 women who want to join in solidarity and it might actually be a group that gets off the you know that now has an encouragement to other women in other parts of the world he'd like to set up a similar group where they are thanks. You're listening to the b.b.c. 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