happened there i think while india especially in a democracy. build needs to take the north some action and in this case they have gone to the list. very taken by indian air force but as i mentioned earlier india is not interested in escalating pakistan you'd like to have more in a given relations pakistan and if i could really absorb the use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy we can move down a more positive part in our relations in relations between india and pakistan so the underlying issue behind the terror attacks is the status of genuine kashmir an issue that seems to be frozen in time with neither side willing to start doing anything about it how much longer will new delhi and islamabad tolerate powder keg like that which can bring them to an all out war that nobody really wants why is that issue of kashmir now moving along for decades now even palestinians and israelis have managed to make some progress since nine hundred forty seven you know surely it is or to do that for pakistanis and indians. you know as well that your goi

for india as it. is dangerous for pakistan now you mentioned before the role of the media and how differently they cheer countries in gauge the media because india almost immediately closed of this side of the suicide bombing attack whereas pakistan around the country invited media over to the side of the strikes to undermine the indian damage claims i wonder if this is perhaps an eel area of foreign policy or of diplomacy for pakistan in gauging the international public opinion much more practically and by the use of not only traditional but also social media you know i don't think it's about public opinion that we don't think it's about pakistan was able to you know do agree drawer at a p.r. handling i don't think the p.r. handling it says this i think this is a changing reality excesses and i think pakistan was just able to engage of both the world through its changing reality and i think the importance of the state in the world depends on its credibility right now the credibility of india through

india funding to back into into india and so it would be a great release the country i mean just a quick shot of all the national papers for the day i mean you know coming home india will look at the sentiment really of the mode. to be free today. prime minister of course and that and the hindu the pakistan will release. today those it's on the front pages of all of the national press and indeed everybody's waiting with bated breath to whether they will get a glimpse of him we do know that the indian air force personnel who will be looking after him have arrived at the atari world cup border being a score to buy the border security force and they will literally be there waiting to take control of the handover of the pilots now and ambulance trip just a short time ago we don't really know what the condition of the pilot is but certainly there's a great fervor at the border that he will be coming home the press were further away from the border crossing that normally it's a very ceremonial opening and closing of the day that's been canceled because of the scenario that india is facing noth

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switching gears to india. since that, i'm sure, is on everybody's mind here and spending a little bit of time on that. and i promise to leave enough time for everybody to ask questions. maybe that's the hardest part, actually. last week, you talk about escalation, you talk about the dangers, absolutely. everybody was sort of looking at this horrified. first, explain to us where you see india/pakistan going from here. you explained the die loalogue the prime minister of pakistan offered. clearly, that hasn't worked. but you still have a situation where tensions are high, the line of control is hard in kashmir. india and kashmir is not doing very well at all. and terrorism remains a very sort of realistic possibility. is there any scope for india and pakistan to do better in terms of at least preventing or managing the next crisis? or are we going to see a repeat which is going to be worse because tempers are high and emotions are high? >> yes. i think the situation is seri s serious. we have returned from the b

he also went india that pakistan will be forced to respond if india commits aggression against pakistan. unfortunately, india neither took up the prime minister's offer or dialogue nor paid heed to his warning. on february 26 india in violation of the u.n. charter, international law and interstate norms, aggression by attacking pakistan. clearly, india chose to act as judge, jury and executioner. it followed up on this aggression by making ridiculous claims of having a so-called terrorist camp inside pakistan and killing over 300 militants. these claims as you know have been totally debunked by neutral observers as well as elements within india. the day after india's aggression against pakistan and 27 figure, pakistan struck six sites instant occupied kashmir purposely avoiding civilian casualties or collateral damage. when to make indian aircraft violate our space, they were shot down. arsenal objective was to demonstrate that we had the right and capability to act and are self defense. we also made it clear that we do not wish to further escalate and are ready to give dialogue a chanc

demanded from india and on the very first day when. some of the militia members in pakistan has claimed responsibility and it is evident through that prime minister non-con went on he answered in the other that sure that i would and we're looking forward to that and if we prove if you crew provide us evidence we are ready for action and literal and he also offered in the investigation into the into this incident he are not good for the box also but our officers have never met with any you know so stern to counter offer and other in the herd just tried to create a war frenzy in their part and knowledge that consensus even in the india that prime minister modi has actually true he is actually trying to use this incident for his own political gains so that distance as it is ready to call parade with india on the anti terror front after this latest flare up how serious can this cooperation get i mean can we really see two countries that were just on a brink of war becoming anti terror allies all of a sudden. look this is the only option av

i being india because it suits some people that india and pakistan should have such enmity and cause such violence there on the line of control we partitioned our country so that the people about is than want to do it will be happy they are a country in the record but they seem to be just obsessed with their india and they're jealous of me and want to really never progress next i don't know the chinese do maybe they're friends at the moment but a bit too in private conversations with me express. shock at the fact that trainer terrorists from pakistan come to see jon and a lot of problems so i don't think it's found as can go around on any country in the end because everybody seems to be dissatisfied of them at one level no. you have is not going to stop the central plot pakistan plays in chinese plans for development as part of it's a built in road initiative surely. but i think the chinese that i'm not putting on taxes now since the one nine hundred seventy seven. i have been many times that was received by those helping and that anybody was that have done a lot of things for the in

than india does at the wind is down than india does at the moment. are you saying there is interest in pakistan to withdraw, to perhaps allow some sort of autonomy for kashmir? well, when it comes to kashmir, that is very different and more complicated story. the way the ruling party in india looks at kashmir is nothing to discuss, there is nothing to negotiate. the status of the region is settled. for a long time, pakistan is wanted to open negotiations on it, this is something pakistan is wanted to do for decades and decades that india, or at least the current government of india really has no interest in doing that at all, as i think there is any hope of having some type of negotiation on the fate all future of kashmir, will have to wait until the next government takes power in india. -- we will. but in terms of the solution to kashmir, what is that? should be a vote to decide on whether that region wants to become autonomous? is that really the only solution nor are there others? yeah, well, that is the one that tends to be pushed by pakistan, to

between india and pakistan. started from the attack that took place on the fourteenth of february so you know elections and i think you do that in the sense that you will not stop taking action because elections are coming you may be more restrained and at least up until recently there indian foreign policy has been captured or as by strategic restraint i use saying that next time there is a terrorist attack and crush me or india should go a have bomb pakistan again is that what you're saying is that what the engine policies right now it is not your time thing what i'm saying is what happened this time also was that india did not attack pakistan india television for this you know or did i say i said evidence was available that there was a terrorist camp that could be used for planning. attacks in different parts of the country and work india did was to try to pick this camp. so that it could protect its citizens it did not target a military installation they did not target pakistani civilians this is what i said

women's position in the cultural scene in india and general young women artists in india are breaking taboos quite amazingly on issues of sexuality on issues of religion and doing some really fascinating work and i think a lot of young women are breaking these cultural stereotypes and creating new and different cultures which will not be silenced and i think what becomes worrying and really dangerous you spoke of religion is when religion combines with political. and fundamentalism to impose cultural taboos on women and that's happening in india now and it's very scary even and they can i say i mean if you think about it are the radical of right radical religion radical islam today is what this is what i always say and you think about it the right is not pro women it's not pro choice it's not pro freedom it's very oppressive definitely i would say that there is a tendency even in the west towards this you know backlash we're yeah i guess that our government also. i'm very interested in the fact that you have some women who are claiming their religion to find sources in religion to to

returning to india as a national hero. the wing commander was welcomed home by crowds who gathered at india's border with pakistan since the early morning. this comes off the back of a couple of weeks of high tensions between the nuclear neighbours, india and pakistan. today, there has been a real sense here of triumph and celebration and patriotism. wing commander varthaman was captured after the fighterjets he was flying was shot down earlier this week. pakistan said he had violated their airspace. india says it was responding after pakistani warplanes entered its territory. for decades, there have been tensions between the two neighbours over the disputed area of kashmir, which both claim in its entirety. this recent military escalation following a suicide attack by a militant group based in pakistan on the 14th of february. a0 indian soldiers were killed in indian—administered kashmir. india accuses pakistan of harbouring terror cells. today, at a rally ahead of upcoming elections, the country's prime minister took a

was meant to help developing countries like india compete in a crowded u.s. market now it's drawn into present trumps anger over u.s. trade deals. i think if it is imposed which i am hopeful it will not be then we will become to that extent uncompetitive indian products will become uncompetitive in a way the move isn't surprising india has kept trade barriers high and that has encouraged foreign businesses to build there and east its weak manufacturing sector trump has long complained of indian tariffs and trade talks between the two countries fell apart last year and then this year india clamped down on economists rules forcing american players like amazon and wal-mart to reconsider plans in the country but the u.s. move comes at a sensitive time for india national elections are just weeks away the country's mood is further charged amid a shoulder with pakistan and the us would seem to need the asian power even more as it spars with china over trade and security policy turkey two would also be stripped of a concession the u.s. trade office says the country s

transformation so what kind of leader do indians want at the helm we talk to the former governor of india central bank robber wrong about the country's future there will always be possibility of turning more towards europe. and the following taiwanese you to embark on an epic journey is just one answer to china's diplomatic might plus. go to a cracked boot camp in cambodia for this road and is being trained to safe human lives. i'm melissa chant welcome to get over news asia it's great to have you with us in just a few weeks the biggest exercise in democracy in the world will begin in india about nine hundred million indians are eligible to vote in elections that take place over several weeks now one of the top issues is the economy unemployment is up growth is slowing down today we speak to one man who knows the indian economy better than most professor rug. john from two thousand and thirteen to two thousand and sixteen he was governor of india central bank in his new book the third pillar how markets and the state leave the community behind rajon warns about the crisis of global inequa

of transactions which are made in india locally in india the fact that india and india has restricted dairy imports from the u.s. citing religious reasons so all these had been a didn't as far as the u.s. indian trade relations of late have been concerned. thank you very much. all eyes on beijing these days as the annual national people's congress gets underway where the government unveils huge tax cuts amid a slowing growth shanghai close nearly a percent up and hong kong stocks headed into the break tuesday barely moved as investors how their breasts for signs that might point to a breakthrough in china u.s. trade talks but the focus of the opening session was china's start treaty commie beijing cuts growth forecast to six point six percent this year a thirty year low and announced carts worth several hundred billion dollars. told to delegates the country faced a quote tough struggle. to europe now. big motor show gets underway tomorrow it's an industry he said by the problems that is gathering there in geneva switzerland to day legacy carmakers have struggled to make progress on el

calling it a gesture of peace brink of bondo i've been on the run come on i walked across the border into india a hero's welcome and also coming up. a day long battle with militarism over the shootings over the militants taunted by bombing a hotel in the somali capital and then special forces besieged them and killed them all according to police we bring you all the details and. i am proud to stand with such here because they have made the street a swedish teen who has become the figurehead of generations calling for action on the environment gratitude that marches with school students in town but. i am. i don't welcome i'm going with that a pleasure to have your company focus on his freedom indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down over pakistan administered kashmir these pictures of wing commander of the london who walked across the land border between india and pakistan the indian air force says he's undergoing a medical checkup baucus on says a release of the father who was captured on wednesday after ejecting from his aircraft is an effort to escalate recent ten. sions between the

it's important for them to for india to see that. a diplomatic source was. telling us earlier that the handover had been expected around four pm pakistan but of pakistan time but obviously that hasn't been announced so this this handover happening some. later than advertised but that is not something that people in india are going to be too upset about at this stage when command. of the man being released there at that border crossing at the wagga atari border we're hoping to get. a live update from our correspondent raman who's been monitoring this for us. it's come as somewhat of a surprise that we are actually seeing this these pictures in in real time right now because we've been led to believe that this would or that this would be this be happening. sort of very quickly away from the cameras so that indian officials indian military officials could meet with him and brief him immediately so they could talk to him about about the way the whole thing went down for him and how he was treated by pakistani officials i'm told now we do

this was the moment india had been waiting for. as tensions have escalated with its nuclear neighbour, the fate of this pilot has taken centre stage. captured days ago by pakistan, today he was freed. wing commander abhinandan varthaman was flanked by a government official and members of the military at the border crossing with india. his release was expected in the early afternoon. after many hours of delays, the gates finally opened. the pilot who had fought for his country for 16 years was back on home soil. outside, the crowds erupted as the news came through. translation: pakistan has released our countryman. we are very proud and very happy. millions across india has been following wing commander va rthaman‘s story ever since his capture on wednesday. pakistan says it shot his jet down after he violated the country's airspace. india says it was retaliating after pakistani warplanes entered its territory. shortly before he was handed over to india this video was broadcast on pakistani television. it is unclear whether wing c

but the tensions between india and pakistan even in the field of cricket will remain india has not bloody fight as yet whether it will play against pakistan in the long run when you lead in the june was. that the same time cricket is not just a region cricket is also the politics in india we see a anybodies now run by a committee of administrator where some retired judges and retired bit of practice and form a cricket captain they are then a part of that sort of b c c i we take a call as of the moment we're telling them but i really doubt india when you play pakistan number one and. in their own robbery if they don't plea my only worry is what happens when india faces. or possibly in their faces but you sunder so many times so that's cool besides yeah it has to be mainly recency i will sort. their own lot really as a marco protest and then eventually play our list of the match well there's been a lot of reaction on social media it's been very heated as you can imagine and here's a tweet from a pakistani government official suggesting that the box on cricket team should wear black bands to

the situation in india spun out of control in one nine hundred seventy five the government of india again they forced eight million women and men to undergo sterilization. this dark chapter in indian history became known as the emergency paring it. the idea of population control what was so seductive to national leaders people like indira gandhi was the idea that they could achieve maturity in one generation and they could do it with crash programs even if it required taking some risks even if where some people were going to get hurt this was something that was going to make india a modern nation and was going to improve everyone's welfare in the long run what they didn't understand was that in many rural societies these children were their parents' only source of security in all these right and not only that but in poor societies even children in many cases are able to support themselves and help their parents even from a relatively young age. but there is another reason as to why people in asia have many children they want a son and so they continue to have children until they have been

and they're jealous of me a part of it india has makes and india the chinese they maybe their friends at the moment but of their tool in private conversations with me express their it shocked at the fact that trainer terrorists from pakistan come to will see john and a lot of problems so i don't think it's found as can go underneath until in the end because everybody seems to be dissatisfied of them at one level now the. yeah but it's not going to stop the central plot pakistan plays in chinese plans for development just part of it's a built in road initiative surely. but i think the chinese that i'm not putting on taxes now since nine hundred seventy seven. i have been many times i was received by those who are being and that anybody knows that i've done a lot of things for the indian government themselves but i don't say that the chinese. are not going to do that magic into you and it is all over foolishness presently sources or do. you see this continuous rhetoric against pakistan and i mean when they run accuse the pakistan. or these terrorist groups in pakistan of killing twenty

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fat or thin in india beyond on can make anyone feel like a hero. the hero is back and the tweets have taken off people across india are taking to social media with their tributes. and his signature as he has a royal who double down on a spot of tribute with a gun and matching aviators he said as tag welcome proud of you soldier and marketing from. new india's new hero as a trendsetter they put out this me which shows the pilot rubbing shoulders with bollywood superstar i would say if you have a mustache it must be like. this. over the moustache he hopes could bring two nations together people in pakistan like this most often they have never seen such a mustache many would like to try this even in india also many like his moustache there's more on our website of the double dot com for what slash and you can check us out as well. with pictures of. women like that. it's. taking us. you could even take a chance. to expect. state by state. the most traditional find any time. check in with the with special. take a tour of germany state by state on d. w.

talks about india boycotting the oh i see to india's benefit and of course how the pakistani foreign minister has apparently admitted that the leader of jaish e mohammed those apparently behind the attack at paul were in mid february that killed forty indian paramilitaries is in pakistan so those are the main headlines and that story continues to be analyzed what will happen in the next few days is the ongoing diplomatic maneuvering. by india they have kept silent in terms of the defense ministry and the foreign ministry as to how they will now act against pakistan now they got a pilot back we wait to see and hear what the prime minister has to say as to how raman what's in those developments for us from new delhi thank you. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied across algeria demanding that the eighty one year old president pulls out of next month's elections and this as he is but a flicker has been in the twenty s and he's planning to run for a fifth town that protesters say he's unfit for the job reports. they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the

garment waste is not the only problem in india the textile industry is a major polluter in india the third biggest after plastic and paper. for india it's not just the garment with that we have to be concerned about is the production waste that we have to begin. and about this to one of the law just exporters of both objects and on the way so all of the waste is just as we're going to do i think at that level is still something that benoit being able to do with. reproducing. the bottom mentally implications of watering and the situation is only getting worse by the day due to the surging demand for products use of chemicals the need for landfill space energy and water consumption. into a new fifteen zero knowing. that fashion industry used up about seventy nine billion metric so fucked up so that's that's huge and the single t. shirt is takes up about two thousand seven hundred twenty does a flock of which is as much as most adults were drinking and that is a single. then of course that. in the production you know process itself which then impacts the communities around which faction

after days of increased tension between pakistan and india kashmiri leaders are criticizing the indian government's crackdown against separatist groups in the region for example accused of supporting an armed resistance against india hundreds have been arrested their leaders say the work that they do for the region's most vulnerable children will now be affected so hell raman reports now from new delhi. it's an early start for these students in should they come to this religious school from some of the poorest families in the region this hot drink and snack is perhaps the only opportunity to eat all the cold winter morning. many live in isolated villages and farms so it's a chance to see friends and catch up before classes begin however they may not be able to study here for much longer. the government has banned jamaat e islami that runs this religious school and many more like it in the region it says the group supports armed resistance against india and is a threat to the country's stability. student says it's a disappointing setback to his education as a i want to do something in m

india has always been against the space arms race and this hasn't changed our policy. for more on this let's bring in so how ramos joins us from the indian capital new delhi so this came a little bit left field was this a complete surprise. it was a complete surprise. when the national television stations announced that the prime minister would be going to the airwaves and speaking to the nation a great deal of rumor and circumspect about exactly what he was going to talk about and many suggested it would be about security as such and then he announced that the indian space research organization had announced that it had successfully. demolished and shot down one of its own satellites in a test operation known as operation shock the it was coordinated from above as saw in a recess state that's to the east of the country and it happened within the last twenty four hours now it was surprising that the prime minister should come to the national airwaves because as you said this country is heading towards a general election and there are special rules in place and it's the

this is the news coming up on the program india is in election mode the country is undergoing massive economic transformation so what kind of leader do indians want at the helm we talk to the former governor of india central bank rugland rajan about the country stude sure there'll always be possibilities to your story more toward character. and we follow a taiwanese you to embark on an epic journey this time one answer to china to my plus. a wrapped boot camp in cambodia this road interesting training to take human lives. i'm melissa chant welcome to news asia it's great to have you with us in just a few weeks the biggest exercise in democracy in the world will begin in india about nine hundred million indians are eligible to vote in elections that take place over several weeks now one of the top issues is the economy unemployment is up growth is slowing down today we speak to one man who knows the indian economy better than most professor rugger on rajon from two thousand and thirteen to two thousand and sixteen he was governor of india central bank in his new book the third pillar h

switching gears to india. since that i'm sure is on everybody's mind here and spending a little bit of time on that. and i promise to leave enough time for everybody to ask questions. maybe that's the hardest part, actually. last week you talk about escalation, you talk about the dangers, absolutely. everybody was sort of looking at this horrified. first, explain to us where you see india/pakistan going from here. explained the dialogue that the prime minister of pakistan offered. clearly that hasn't worked, but you still have a situation where tensions are high, the line of control is hard in kashmir. india and kashmir is not doing very well at all. and terrorism remains a very sort of realistic possibility. is there any scope for india and pakistan to do better in terms of at least preventing or managing the next crisis? or are we going to see a repeat which is going to be worse because tempers are high and emotions are high? ambassador: yes. i think the situation is serious. we have returned from the brink,

us commissioner that india caused all the recent problems and india refused any proper investigations into jaish e mohammed and the terrorist attack on india and that's where everything started just oh that's so. fascinating meeting and allegations against india but it is a shame on what. is now on i think the end of the final status and united nations on declaring their answered as organization and he does a disservice so it's not me i don't read it as well of course years of our generation went and they don't have to do without standard underlayer indians do you know men from asia but you don't recognise that india violated international law by invading pakistani territory with its warplanes. the united nations makes it right there that in self-defense you're going to many things including waiting at the borders of other countries and there was a horrible who'd incident where forty four of our troops the better literally killed and we had to retaliate because it came from a particular camp which we had information on and it is that gap of yours in the box than a dead bond but do you

and pakistan were on the brink of a new war india strikes in retaliation for a suicide bombing that killed at least forty indian troops in indian administered kashmir pakistan responded shooting down a fighter jet and detaining its pilot who was then returned to india as a gesture of goodwill but indian and pakistani forces have also exchanged have a gun fire along the borders of kashmir killing at least seven people we have the latest from both sides first in delhi. maintaining the status quo has been a conundrum for india and pakistan that no one seems to have an answer for many others suggest that while kashmir seems to be the main issue between the two countries the de facto line of control may become and perhaps is the best possibility of a long term border between the two countries but to have that conversation islamabad the new delhi need to speak to each other and as far as india is concerned new delhi has had a problem with pakistan over the last seven decades the country has been ruled by one military dictatorship after another civilian governments have rarely lasted long

yes please. >> i am from india. i am currently a student at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. doing a dual concentration and international economics and concept management. it is my opinion that the leaders role begins even before he or she -- >> can we stick to questions? i want to get as many as we can. >> my question is, if the two future leaders in pakistan are seated in this audience today, what steps would you advise them to take from now until if and when they take office to resolve the dispute, when we had that office, to hit the ground running? looking for step one, step two, step three. >> thank you. >> do you want to take more? >> he can take a few more. >> dana. >> dana marshall, welcome to washington mr. ambassador. you asked a little bit of this. with respect to the -- near abroad with india and the united states, post- afghan deal. >> let me get your question from one of our guests. and he alleged to have used m- 16s per pakistan denies it. what agreements restrict pakistan from

trump takes on india — the us president says he intends to end the country's preferential trading status with the united states. and out on bail — the former nissan boss carlos ghosn could be released as early as today for $9 million. and on the markets, the monday euphoria has fizzled out, as investors now wait for evidence that there is actually a trade deal between the us and china. we begin with the us president, who says he intends to end india's preferential trade treatment under a program that allows $5.6 billion worth of indian exports to enter the united states duty free. trump, who's vowed to reduce us trade deficits, has repeatedly called out india for its high tariffs. let's go live to delhi now, where devina gupta has been following the story. devina, just tell us how the system currently works. 50, very devina, just tell us how the system currently works. so, very briefly, what happens is that the us gives a preferential treatment to goods coming from developing countries like india, so there are about 1900 product categories in which it does not have import duty. it also

well now it's time for america first against make in india. this entrepreneur in mumbai may soon have to find new customers sandeep mainly sells his household goods to the u.s. but new import duties would make his products much more expensive there he fears he would then lose many u.s. customers but mater isn't letting it get him down. the indian government is already promising support for export is like him still he believes the usa is just hurting itself and has on wal-mart who are google so all are trying to grab indian market in a big way ok and when you were trying to boost of that market india is going to believe it in some or some way or other so if you look at the present scenario india is a big market for us or maybe us may not be a big market for india. so it's kind of. mean to us and us. washington says india has been the world's largest beneficiary of preferential trade status if trade benefits are abolished the country will have to pay customs duties on products worth five point six billion u.s. dollars that were previously duty f

for us or maybe us may not be a big market for india. so it's up. to us and us. washington says india has been the world's largest beneficiary of preferential trade status if trade benefits are abolished the country will have to pay customs duties on products worth five point six billion u.s. dollars that were previously duty free but some see a change in u.s. trade status as a chance to rethink the kind of products that india exports we have to move on to quality if you keep on looking at. i'm that's not going to work it's a matter of people thought oh my god i bought this and it's that people are talking to this it didn't work we don't want that to happen so in order to do everything that's one thing we need to feel our people better and better in every two technologies and that's going to give us sandy still hopes that the usa will change its mind and that the preferential treatment will remain but in the meantime there's no harm in looking for new customers first products. i will go back to frankfurt now where we found our correspond

in india as a premium you know passenger car maker and so that's definitely going to hurt a little bit there. and this is really you know the government breaking up and saying hey we're really serious about pollution and we want to do something about it and the timings are pretty bad for the comic and such but it's good to hear that at least india is waking up to environmental causes but what are emission standards like there. so right now india's emissions standards are a little behind european countries and america of course. in india is trying to improve for pollution control standards in the country and it wants to move to what is called the b s six which would be at odds with the european markets and it's also making efforts in terms of you know a lot of policy measures it's also trying to bring in more electric cars on the rolled by twenty thirty it wants thirty percent of all the electric cars to be thirty percent of all the cars to be electric in the countries or overall there is this whole sensitivity around pollution which is coming in and that's why the emission standards ne

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