DDNEWS — Khabar Duniya Ki
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[00:00:00] should watch
[00:00:02] and we should also watch that if
[00:00:06] Jain ji is shouting then
[00:00:10] she is not shouting for opposition, there is some problem,
[00:00:12] so it should be
[00:00:15] fixed. The agitation that has to
[00:00:19] happen, it should not be against you or me, it should be for
[00:00:22] system correction, then everything will be
[00:00:26] was a hybrid attack, fine. So, in this, you will agree that if
[00:00:29] the dialogue had started earlier, then this issue would not
[00:00:33] have gone up so much later. What should not happen, when it happens,
[00:00:36] then somewhere there is a mistake, then it happens.
[00:00:40] is between Iran and Oman. It passes Whose fault is it, what is it, this is a different matter, but there has
[00:00:44] been a shortcoming, it will be fine, it should be done.
[00:00:48] This is what I believe and
[00:00:52] thank you for the answer, but in this,
[00:00:55] when you said that the protest should be in a particular
[00:00:58] direction, it should be in a particular direction. Now, sir, many times
[00:01:02] it also feels that if we come out to protest, then people will
[00:01:06] call us anti-national, people will tell us, saying that these people
[00:01:09] are agents of some country and so and so. So,
[00:01:13] sir, I am saying, I
[00:01:16] am saying that if Jain ji is agitating,
[00:01:19] then she is not anti-national,
[00:01:22] she is our own people,
[00:01:25] our next generation, yes sir, with this sense of belonging,
[00:01:28] the dialogue
[00:02:01] that I feel that this
[00:02:03] It seems that the Pakistan Army new generation, Jainji Jain Alpha,
[00:02:06] is more honest than our existing
[00:02:10] generation. Oh wow, that's great! And honest
[00:02:13] appeal of patriotism and service works in it.
[00:02:17] Thank you sir, you have told this,
[00:02:19] so this was the program of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's
[00:02:22] dialogue with Janji and Jan Alpha that you were watching. With this,
[00:02:26] for now, that's all in this program. Good evening. Namaskar.
[00:02:46] When you are away from news due to the hustle and bustle of the day,
[00:02:50] the protesters started moving and when you want to know how much the country has changed
[00:02:54] in a day,
[00:02:57] how was the political stir?
[00:03:30] Math is a
[00:03:32] calculation of the future,
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[00:03:38] a cobweb.
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[00:04:26] Hello, I am Chandrashekhar Joshi and you are watching
[00:04:30] the most trusted news program, Khabar Duniya Ki.
[00:04:33] In this program, we will tell you the big and important international
[00:04:37] news of this time and discuss two big news
[00:04:40] with our expert guest. In today's
[00:04:43] episode, we will discuss whether America is really facing
[00:04:46] a shortage of weapons in the midst of the Iran war, or
[00:04:50] if there is another strategy behind Trump stopping the attacks.
[00:04:53] How is the plan to open the Hormuz
[00:04:57] waterway being made in the talks that have reached the final stage?
[00:05:01] Meanwhile, in Hormuz and the Red Sea,
[00:05:04] commercial, what is the hidden agenda of the Pakistan Army
[00:05:08] and Field Marshal Asim Munir behind this? Is
[00:05:12] Shahbaz Sharif going to be overthrown
[00:05:15] and how are signs of Pakistan's disintegration being seen?
[00:05:19] Besides this, we will also tell you who and why
[00:05:22] burned down cricketer Shakib Al Hasan's
[00:05:26] house? There will be other important international news, but first
[00:05:29] let's show you the international headlines
[00:05:32] of this time.
[00:05:36] Agreement between Oman and Iran on the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:05:39] agreement reached on creating a new route in the final stage.
[00:05:43] Differences on toll tax, shipping organizations strongly
[00:05:47] opposed the toll, wrote a letter to the UN and IMO
[00:05:50] demanding intervention.
[00:05:52] US President Donald Trump
[00:05:56] rejected the claim of arms shortage,
[00:06:00] said America has a large stockpile of weapons,
[00:06:04] weapons are being made rapidly,
[00:06:07] no mercy for secret leakers.
[00:06:10] New Israeli
[00:06:15] attack on Southern Lebanon amidst talks in Rome,
[00:06:19] drone and shelling intensified, increased
[00:06:22] risk of displacement, Israeli army confirmed the death
[00:06:26] of two of its soldiers.
[00:06:27] Ukraine's
[00:06:31] long-range strike operation against Russia,
[00:06:34] claimed to have targeted two oil refineries,
[00:06:38] at least 10 killed in Russian attack, also
[00:06:41] attacked a foreign-flagged ship in the Black Sea.
[00:06:45] Tensions
[00:06:49] rose again in the Korean peninsula, North Korea
[00:06:53] fired suspected missiles, Japan and South Korea
[00:06:56] on alert. A day earlier, Japan was accused of strengthening
[00:07:00] its army and preparing
[00:07:01] for war.
[00:07:10] And first of all, let me take you
[00:07:12] to the biggest international news of the day. After threatening
[00:07:16] a major attack on Iran, US President Donald Trump's changed
[00:07:19] stance has raised many questions. Is America's
[00:07:23] arsenal under pressure
[00:07:26] or is there a new strategy at play behind this?
[00:07:30] And amidst all this, a major agreement between Iran
[00:07:33] and Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz has reached its final
[00:07:37] stage, while security incidents
[00:07:40] in the sea have also been continuously reported.
[00:07:44] What impact can the changing developments in West Asia have
[00:07:47] on this region and global trade? Watch
[00:07:51] our special report and then we will discuss it with our expert guest.
[00:07:54] After
[00:08:00] US President Donald Trump immediately reversed his threat
[00:08:04] of a world war-like attack on Iran, the search for its
[00:08:08] reasons began, and the media cited America's shortage of weapons
[00:08:11] as a major reason. After this, various
[00:08:15] speculations began to be made. President Trump came on social media and clarified that
[00:08:18] America does not have any shortage of weapons. He claimed that
[00:08:22] a large number of weapons are being manufactured in the country and their
[00:08:26] supply is continuously ongoing. Actually, a channel claimed that the US Army
[00:08:29] has used about 80% of the interceptors of the THAAD
[00:08:33] missile defense system and almost half of the interceptors
[00:08:36] of the Patriot system. In the media, there was a lot of discussion
[00:08:39] about President Trump asking Defense Secretary Hex about the shortage
[00:08:43] of missile stockpiles in a cabinet meeting. However, the White House
[00:08:47] rejected these claims. According to the report, Trump was angry that
[00:08:51] he was not given correct information about the availability
[00:08:54] of long-range guided missiles and air defense interceptors.
[00:08:58] The report also stated that the dwindling stockpile of weapons affected
[00:09:02] the decision to launch a major attack on Iran. Meanwhile, Trump
[00:09:06] has claimed that Iran itself wants to talk to America. He said that
[00:09:09] good progress has been made in talks between the two countries
[00:09:13] and an agreement could be reached soon, while Vice President
[00:09:17] JD Vance says that talks with Iran will be long and difficult.
[00:09:20] Meanwhile, an agreement between Iran and Oman regarding Hormuz, which is among
[00:09:24] the world's most important maritime trade routes, has reached its final
[00:09:27] stage. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi said that technical
[00:09:31] issues related to the new maritime route and maps of entry
[00:09:35] and exit routes for ships have almost been agreed upon.
[00:09:38] He said that this new route will currently be created as a temporary
[00:09:42] arrangement. After this, the existing northern and southern temporary
[00:09:45] routes being used in Hormuz will be closed. Shipping
[00:09:49] companies have opposed the proposal to impose a toll in Hormuz. Eight
[00:09:53] large shipping associations have appealed to the United Nations
[00:09:57] to oppose such mandatory fees. Meanwhile, two explosions
[00:10:01] near a ship passing through this maritime
[00:10:04] waterway have also been reported. According to maritime agency
[00:10:08] UK M2, the incident occurred about nine
[00:10:11] nautical miles off the coast of Oman.
[00:10:25] and it caught fire. In this incident, all the crew members are said to be safe
[00:10:29] and have been rescued. However, later, information about the ship
[00:10:32] sinking came
[00:10:33] out.
[00:10:37] And to talk about this news, Alok Bansal is joining us.
[00:10:41] He is an expert in foreign affairs, we will talk to him. Alok ji,
[00:10:45] a warm welcome to you in our program. Alok ji, first of all,
[00:10:48] the news coming about Hormuz that an agreement has almost
[00:10:52] been reached between Iran and Oman. What do you
[00:10:56] have to say about this, because there is still uncertainty
[00:10:58] regarding the toll and many other issues? Look, what happens
[00:11:02] is that the Strait of Hormuz
[00:11:05] through their territorial waters and so far, because there has been
[00:11:09] mining during this war, ships are not able to pass
[00:11:12] through the traditional routes. So, temporarily, they
[00:11:16] created a northern route, which was cleared,
[00:11:20] which passed through the Omani territory, and a southern route,
[00:11:23] which Iran had made, and where Iran was charging people
[00:11:27] a facilitation fee, and in response,
[00:11:30] Western countries did it within the Omani border,
[00:11:34] where Iranian ships were attacking, and now an agreement
[00:11:38] has been reached that a route for coming
[00:11:41] and going will be made by both of them. But the problem
[00:11:45] is with this toll, because such waterways
[00:11:49] are not subject to such a fee under international
[00:11:52] rules, the UNCLOS treaties. Because if this starts,
[00:11:56] it will just be a beginning. Then there are many
[00:11:59] such places in the world where international trade
[00:12:02] passes through the borders of a nation, whether it is the Strait of Malacca
[00:12:06] or you
[00:12:09] can say many places, whether
[00:12:13] you say Bab-el-Mandeb, Suez. So this will be a beginning
[00:12:16] which will be a very wrong beginning in my opinion
[00:12:20] and it can have a very bad effect
[00:12:22] on global trade and that is why, as you have
[00:12:26] seen, the shipping companies' association
[00:12:29] is raising its voice against this. Alok
[00:12:33] ji, if Oman and Iran together talk
[00:12:36] about such a toll there, will America accept this, given
[00:12:40] the statements that have been coming from President Trump
[00:12:43] regarding this? Look, it is very difficult to
[00:12:46] say whether America will accept it or not, because America does not seem to
[00:12:50] have any policy. Today, President Trump will say something, tomorrow he will say something
[00:12:54] else, the day after tomorrow he will say something else.
[00:12:57] So what will be acceptable? The second thing that should be understood
[00:13:01] is that America's dependence on energy sources coming from here is very
[00:13:04] low. As of today, it is negligible, because America itself
[00:13:07] is a net exporter. But a country like India,
[00:13:10] to
[00:13:13] a great extent, we are dependent on the energy sources coming from here.
[00:13:17] So it is a matter of concern for us. The United Arab
[00:13:21] Emirates is a very big trading partner of ours.
[00:13:25] So we should oppose
[00:13:28] this thing because it is a violation of international
[00:13:31] rules and also against our economic interests. Alok
[00:13:35] ji, here we would also like to know that there were reports
[00:13:39] that America's weapons were almost exhausted,
[00:13:42] so President Trump stopped the attacks there, and now
[00:13:46] there is a lot of talk from America, from President
[00:13:50] Trump. Alok ji, here we would also like to know that there
[00:13:53] were reports that America's weapons were almost
[00:13:57] exhausted, so President Trump stopped the attacks there, and now
[00:14:01] there is a lot of talk from America, from President
[00:14:04] Trump. Welcome back after the break. Let's take you to the next
[00:14:08] big news. The proposal to create new states in Pakistan
[00:14:12] has caused a political upheaval. After the statement
[00:14:15] of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, the government, opposition
[00:14:19] and nationalist parties have come face to face. The Pakistan
[00:14:23] Army has also become active in this regard. From Balochistan
[00:14:27] to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a new war has broken
[00:14:30] out in Pakistan over administrative
[00:14:33] restructuring, which is already grappling with security
[00:14:37] and separatist challenges. Is this proposal
[00:14:40] for new provinces an attempt at reform or a new
[00:14:43] sign of Pakistan's growing political instability? Watch our
[00:14:47] special report
[00:14:47] and then we will talk
[00:14:54] to our expert guest on this. A controversy has erupted over
[00:14:58] the proposal for the division of provinces in Pakistan. This dispute
[00:15:01] came to light when Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi
[00:15:05] stressed the need for major changes in the governance structure,
[00:15:09] saying that it had collapsed. In fact, Mohsin Naqvi is considered
[00:15:12] close to Asim Munir. In such a situation, his statement
[00:15:16] has created a big stir in Pakistani politics. Many people
[00:15:20] are warning that if issues related to provincial boundaries
[00:15:23] are raised again, then the existing political and ethnic differences
[00:15:27] can deepen. Mohsin Naqvi's argument is that it has become difficult
[00:15:31] to effectively administer large provinces, especially Punjab and Sindh,
[00:15:35] and creating new administrative
[00:15:38] units can improve governance and service delivery. This proposal
[00:15:42] has been strongly opposed by Shahbaz's PMLN and Bilawal's PPP,
[00:15:45] as well as other nationalist groups. Maulana Fazlur Rehman, chief of
[00:15:49] Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl, has launched a front against Mohsin
[00:15:53] Naqvi. He has compared the current situation of Pakistan
[00:15:56] to a burning house. He said that if a shared house catches
[00:16:00] fire, you extinguish it, not divide it. In a way,
[00:16:04] this fight has become government versus army. The formation of new
[00:16:07] provinces will happen through a constitutional amendment, and if Bilawal
[00:16:11] and Shahbaz oppose it, then it is not possible. That is
[00:16:14] why there are speculations about Shahbaz's removal. Pakistan
[00:16:18] has four provinces. Among them, the separatist Balochistan
[00:16:21] Liberation Army has raised the flag of rebellion in Balochistan.
[00:16:25] Balochistan is the largest province of Pakistan, spread over about
[00:16:29] 45% of the country. BLA fighters are fighting for a separate
[00:16:33] country. Rebels claim to control 70% of the area.
[00:16:37] They rush into any city and attack whenever they want.
[00:16:40] Here, it has become difficult for the government to run a police
[00:16:44] station, highways are not safe, markets are not opening. China has invested
[00:16:48] about ₹3 lakh crore here in the name of CPEC. Gwadar Port
[00:16:51] is occupied by Chinese fishing boats. Local Baloch fishermen
[00:16:55] are driven away by Chinese boats. Their boats are bigger and more
[00:16:59] powerful. Meanwhile, TTP has dominance in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:17:02] Pakistani forces are losing ground here due to frequent
[00:17:06] Taliban attacks. Here, not Pakistani, but Taliban Sharia law prevails.
[00:17:10] In fact, in this area, the tribal system has been in force
[00:17:13] since partition. In many areas, law is enforced only through Loya
[00:17:16] Jirga. Afghan Taliban is its protector. The Pakistani
[00:17:20] army has carried out operations here many times, but has completely
[00:17:24] failed to drive out the TTP. While in Sindh province,
[00:17:27] the demand for a separate Sindhu Desh often arises. It is believed
[00:17:31] that the demand for the creation of Sindhu Desh is a result
[00:17:35] of the oppressive policies of the Pakistan Army, in which
[00:17:38] Pakistani Punjabis have a role.
[00:17:41] is trying to use the division of provinces as a weapon
[00:17:45] to hide its failures.
[00:17:49] Alok Bansal is with us, an expert in foreign affairs.
[00:17:52] Alok ji, this statement of Pakistan's
[00:17:56] Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and then the army spokesperson
[00:18:00] also endorsed his statement somewhere, and Mohsin
[00:18:03] Naqvi is also a close relative of Asim Munir.
[00:18:07] Is something new happening in Pakistan? Is some
[00:18:10] mischief brewing there? Look, first of all,
[00:18:14] you have to understand, Mohsin Naqvi is not a candidate of any party.
[00:18:18] He has been made the Interior Minister by the army, so he is there
[00:18:22] and what he is saying is the army's word. This talk of new states
[00:18:26] is a very complex thing in the context of Pakistan.
[00:18:30] In Sindh, the Muhajirs, who are in Karachi and Hyderabad, have been
[00:18:33] demanding for a long time that the urban areas of Sindh should be separate.
[00:18:37] So, if any political party has supported this, it is MQM.
[00:18:41] They want something like this to happen, but this will divide
[00:18:45] Sindh and this is not just for Sindhi nationalist groups,
[00:18:48] but also for Pakistan Peoples Party, which has always considered
[00:18:52] Sindh its part, it is a very problematic
[00:18:55] thing if there is talk of dividing Sindh. In the same way,
[00:18:59] there has been talk of a Saraiki state in Punjab,
[00:19:03] and Punjab has been Sharif's own fiefdom.
[00:19:06] He doesn't want any division in it. For a long time,
[00:19:10] there has been talk of Saraiki, Southern Punjab, but it is not
[00:19:13] happening. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, there is a demand for a Hazara
[00:19:17] province, which the Hindko-speaking people are demanding. These things,
[00:19:21] with their implementation, the nationalist
[00:19:24] forces will become even stronger, because when
[00:19:27] people of the same
[00:19:31] ethnicity live in one state, then the nationalist organizations
[00:19:35] will become more powerful. And at the same time, like they feel that
[00:19:39] other people have slowly come and occupied their state. The Baloch
[00:19:42] also believe that they are slowly being made a minority in their
[00:19:46] own state, so they are raising their voice against it.
[00:19:49] But the important point is that for some time, the army
[00:19:53] has been wanting to reduce the financial devolution that
[00:19:57] was given to the states under the 18th Amendment.
[00:20:01] They have said many times that the center does not have money,
[00:20:05] the center does not have money, so the center should get money,
[00:20:08] and for that, to bring an amendment,
[00:20:11] the consent of the states is needed, so the existing states will not be
[00:20:14] ready for that, and for this, the army wants to change the
[00:20:18] structure of the states. Whereas, many articles
[00:20:22] have been written in such a way that it is not that the center does not
[00:20:26] have money, but the center is spending money in many such departments
[00:20:30] where it should not, because those powers have devolved
[00:20:33] to the states and there is no point
[00:20:36] in keeping so many people. Alok ji, here we want to ask
[00:20:40] one last question, because it doesn't take long for history
[00:20:44] to be made in Pakistan, and the kind of atmosphere that is being created,
[00:20:48] it doesn't take long to become mainstream, and the kind of atmosphere
[00:20:52] that is being created, which reached the mainstream,
[00:20:55] in which one crew member died and the ship caught fire.
[00:20:59] Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky claimed that Ukraine
[00:21:02] had targeted two Russian oil refineries.
[00:21:06] German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said that the explosive-laden
[00:21:10] drone found near the runway at Leipzig Airport at night
[00:21:16] which has created a new threat for the country. Airport
[00:21:19] staff found a drone in a restricted cargo area
[00:21:23] near the southern runway at night. After this, flights were stopped
[00:21:27] and the routes of many planes were changed.
[00:21:29] FBI Director Cash Patel has made a big
[00:21:33] revelation. He said that the FBI has developed partnerships
[00:21:36] with the intelligence agencies of America's rival countries,
[00:21:40] China and Russia, over the past year, with the aim of jointly
[00:21:44] tackling international crimes such as fentanyl, cyber fraud,
[00:21:47] and child sexual exploitation.
[00:21:50] During this period, the FBI and Chinese officials also conducted
[00:21:54] joint raids and made many arrests.
[00:21:56] The Democrat-ruled US state of New Mexico has filed
[00:22:00] a case in court against the US Department of Justice. The state alleges
[00:22:03] that the federal agency is obstructing the state's
[00:22:07] investigation into the case of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
[00:22:11] by refusing to hand over files related to him. This lawsuit
[00:22:14] has further escalated the political dispute
[00:22:17] over the Epstein files of the US agency.
[00:22:20] Presidential candidate Senator Flávio Bolsonaro
[00:22:23] has chosen conservative Congressman Alfredo Gaspar
[00:22:27] as his vice-presidential candidate. Bolsonaro is the main
[00:22:30] right-wing opponent of leftist President Luiz Inácio
[00:22:34] Lula da Silva in the presidential election to be held in October.
[00:22:49] |
[00:23:04] V. Kamakoti, member of the six-member
[00:23:07] high-level task force headed by Nandan Nilekani
[00:23:10] and director of IIT Madras, said that its
[00:23:14] objective is to develop a leak-proof examination system.
[00:23:17] He also said that the task
[00:23:20] force will try to prevent any exam
[00:23:23] leak.
[00:23:27] The dispute over appointments in government jobs in Kerala
[00:23:30] has intensified once again. Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha
[00:23:33] today demonstrated outside the state secretariat
[00:23:37] in Thiruvananthapuram. When
[00:23:40] towards the secretariat, the police used water cannons and lathi-charged
[00:23:44] them. Hundreds of teachers and PSC rank holders from various
[00:23:47] districts are also continuously protesting over this issue.
[00:24:32] is a mathematical calculation and the future
[00:24:35] is a calculation. The news floating
[00:24:38] around you is like
[00:24:40] a spiderweb. We see a lot,
[00:24:44] but how much do we know the truth?
[00:24:46] Because
[00:24:49] the truth is locked. We will
[00:24:52] decode this truth for you.