Communicate to people. and it s very much an art forum that gives back. was it particularly challenging for you in this genre? i mean, your father to directed so many iconic horror hits. and by the way, i want to read something that you said. he said something in a recent interview. listen to this. it says we are a classic asian, indian family, but maybe the different slightly that s interesting is rather than aiming at toward medicine or engineering or law, you re only three options. we aimed towards the arts first of all, i love that. i love the spirit of that and i m so glad this is going to bend your journey. what was it like though to grew up with your father in this role in with him really as a mentor? it s been amazing. i mean, he s such a deeply involved parent. he s very much integrated into our lives. but it definitely was i think for all my sisters and i learn we started to become interested in arts. it was met with, you have to, you have to be certain that
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Which meant that all the gains made this year were wiped out on a single day. after that, the markets have settled down, the markets have settled down, the shock element has gone away. there is a likelihood that the ruling alliance will come back to power with the help of the allies and prime minister modi will get a rare third term in power. like you pointed out, there are concerns that investors have, they are watching the health of the coalition government that next comes into power because that will define how fast india s economic growth progression moves and what would be the pace of economic reforms. some are tougher to go by. at the same pace as we saw in the first and second term of this ruling alliance. most economists feel india s inherent growth potential is very strong and will continue to grow. market investors are also bullish. the long run for the indian markets will be on
Mr modi set to form a government with the help of a coalition of smaller parties that may make it harderfor him to push through economic reforms. today the central bank has is due to make its latest call on the cost of borrowing which currently sits at 6.5%. 0ur correspondnet archana shukla has been there for all the drama and joins me now from mumbai. just take us through what happened this week and where market sentiment sits right now. ~ . . . market sentiment sits right now. ~ ., , , ., now. well, it has been a roller-coaster now. well, it has been a roller-coaster ride - now. well, it has been a roller-coaster ride for i now. well, it has been a. roller-coaster ride for the roller coaster ride for the indian markets. we started with quite a big high on monday after post poll predictions showed that prime minister modi s ruling party would have a thumping majority but they fed it was split and we can to the market. it crashed on tuesday, losing more than 6% on the benchmark. nearly $386 billion of money was lost in the markets just on one day,
The indian markets will be on the upward trajectory. the rate decisions coming in also show the strength of the indian economy. the strength of the indian economy- the strength of the indian econom . , , ., economy. does the message from the voters at economy. does the message from the voters at least economy. does the message from the voters at least gave economy. does the message from the voters at least gave a - the voters at least gave a slightly different verdict on the strength of the economy? is there some sense that there is perhaps not as much trickle down as they would like? that certainly is down as they would like? that certainly is a down as they would like? that certainly is a widening - certainly is a widening inequality, the inequality lab pointed out thatjust 1% of indians, rich indians hold about 80% of the country s wealth and that is a telling story of the widening inequality in the country, so while you have the prosperous centres were the apples and teslas of the world want to sell their products to the aspiring middle class and it has a higher purchasing power, but if you go on to the masses, and especially with the rising food prices and rising inflation in the last two years, it has been difficult for the larger masses. that
Russia because they weren t invited to these celebrations france said because of war against ukraine. ask. my winner pat sajak so many episodes and so many seasons man retiring. witty, so kind. chairman of the board of trustees. my loser merrick garland the field marshall of the democrats war on rule of law. he has overseen the department of justice and it will not go well with him throughout history. juan: i forgot to do loser. pollsters so wrong in india and mexico. i can t believe it. in fact, one of the pollsters cried, cried as the results were coming out on television. rich: wow. that s something. we should get that video. all right, panel. always a pleasure. thanks so much and have a wonderful weekend. rich: it is friday, time for notable quotables. i ve come here today to do what the republicans in congress
Legal advice or representation. the state department currently has russia at a level 4 travel advisory urging americans not to go there. partly due to the singling out of u.s. citizens for possible detention. we ll send it back to you. rich: up next, the panel on our lead story social media posts leading to questions about former president trump s trial. first, beyond our borders tonight. the u.s. military built pier designed to carry reconnected to the beach into the territory. the section had broken apart in storms and rough seas. u.s. central command says food and other supplies will begin to flow soon. indian prime minister modi is formally elected as a leader of the national democratic alliance coalition that group won the most number of seats in the country s national election. the 73-year-old leader will be sworn in as prime minister sunday for a rare third term. and this is a live look at
Questioning, just by brute majority. that cannot happen any more. the biggest setback of this election result has come for narendra modi, for brand modi. it was a brand that was everywhere in india on welfare programmes vaccine certificates, on dealers by the side of the street. although this is not a presidential contest is a parliamentary election, it s because of that image being almost everywhere that it was very much about him and his personality. it is larger than life personality, this cult of personality that is grown around him, that has been damaged. it doesn t seem invincible any more nevertheless the opposition has conceded defeat. he is going to be a third time prime minister. and because broadly they will be continued e of government as far as policy is concerned for the weather is on economic reforms or whether it s about india s engagement with the
Doesn t have its own. it s revived an old soviet brand the moskvich. there s just one thing. this moskvich is russian in name only. the parts are chinese. basically, from tip to toe, this is a chinese car with a russian logo. another sign of how important china has become to the russian economy. and china, plus india, are now big buyers of russian oil. despite western sanctions, russia s oil revenues keep flowing, helping to fund increased military production, which is fueling the economic growth and bankrolling russia s war in ukraine. the oil revenue has been critical in funding the war. russia got enough foreign exchange to support the domestic economy and, at the same time, to expand substantially the war economy. but for how long?
Surpassed in the next five years. the world health organisation s special envoy for climate change and health, vanessa kerry, told the bbc it s time for the world to act. we all have an individual responsibility, i think to think about our own contributions to consumption of fossil fuels. contributions to consumption of fossilfuels. and to contributions to consumption of fossil fuels. and to think about what we individual can do for that i think we have a collective responsibility to start to demand a different kind of courageous leadership to start to make the changes we need to accelerate the kind of just transition of these fossil fuels that can be required to meet this moment. we have a been able to meet that one part five threshold and we re already feeling profound impacts of the one point to that we know were at now today. narendra modi will be sworn in as indian prime minister for a third term, after allied parties agreed to form a coalition government. his hindu nationalist bjp party fell short of winning an absolute majority for the first time in a decade.