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[00:02:28] Hello, you are watching DD News and I am Gaurav
[00:02:31] Srivastava with you, a warm welcome to all of you in our special show
[00:02:35] Nation to Nation, where we keep a close eye on every movement
[00:02:39] across the borders. Today we will directly connect you to the biggest
[00:02:43] headlines of the world, those decisions that are changing global equations
[00:02:46] and those events that have created a stir on the international stage
[00:02:50] throughout the week. The news will not just be headlines, every
[00:02:53] aspect, every strategy, every impact, ground zero situation,
[00:02:57] international community's reaction, that too with facts, with analysis
[00:03:01] and with the most accurate perspective. First, let's look at the top international
[00:03:05] news.
[00:03:07] Let's start and look at the first news. Let us tell you that the
[00:03:11] war that was claimed to be ended soon 6 months ago, that same conflict
[00:03:15] now seems to be the biggest strategic challenge for US President
[00:03:19] Donald Trump. Regarding Hormuz, Iran has played a new card,
[00:03:22] which has created new difficulties for Trump. In the ongoing confrontation
[00:03:26] with Iran, neither a decisive victory has been achieved nor
[00:03:30] an easy way out is visible. This will be our first news. Apart from this, if we look at the second
[00:03:34] news, our second news is a fierce
[00:03:37] Houthi attack on Yemen. Yes, in Yemen the tension between Houthi
[00:03:41] rebels and government-backed forces has once again increased. Houthi
[00:03:45] rebels carried out several attacks targeting military bases,
[00:03:48] in which 58 Yemeni soldiers have died,
[00:03:52] while several others are reported to be injured. This will be our second
[00:03:55] news. If we turn to the third news, let us tell you that our third
[00:03:59] news will be what Putin's port strategy ultimately says.
[00:04:03] Actually, in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, energy targets
[00:04:07] have also come under attack. Ukraine has launched major drone attacks
[00:04:10] targeting Russian oil depots and refineries. Ukrainian President Volodymyr
[00:04:14] Zelensky has claimed that the army has attacked oil refineries
[00:04:18] diplomatic flexibility in Russia's Bashkortostan
[00:04:19] Now let's talk about Yemen, and Yaroslavl
[00:04:21] regions. In response, Russia has also launched continuous attacks on
[00:04:25] Ukraine, so these three will be our important news. So let's take a look at
[00:04:29] them one by one and let's start with our first
[00:04:32] news. Let us tell you that the war that US President
[00:04:36] Donald Trump was claiming to end soon, that same conflict
[00:04:40] has now become a big challenge for him. The military action
[00:04:43] launched against Iran has reached its sixth month and now
[00:04:47] the path for America to get out of this war
[00:04:51] does not seem easy. Trump has once again claimed that the war
[00:04:54] can end soon because Iran will not be able to continue
[00:04:58] the conflict for long. He has also expressed hope for talks
[00:05:02] to move forward on issues related to Hormuz, but Iran has rejected
[00:05:05] Trump's statement and called it
[00:05:08] theater diplomacy. Iranian Parliament Speaker
[00:05:12] Kalibaf has said that talks,
[00:05:15] pressure and accusations are just part of a strategy.
[00:05:19] He has clearly said that Iran now only wants concrete
[00:05:22] steps and real commitments.
[00:05:26] In such a situation, the biggest
[00:05:30] has to get out of this conflict. According to experts,
[00:05:34] there are three possible paths before America. The first
[00:05:37] option is the path of dialogue. Yes, the path of dialogue. It is believed
[00:05:41] that an agreement on Hormuz-related issues through Oman's mediation
[00:05:45] can reach its final stage. If this happens,
[00:05:49] it can be seen as a major diplomatic success for Iran.
[00:05:53] On the other hand, if we talk about the second option, the second option
[00:05:56] is to intensify military action. America can increase pressure on Iran
[00:06:00] by new attacks, but this path also has serious dangers.
[00:06:03] This could prolong the war, increase
[00:06:07] tensions in West Asia, and America could face political
[00:06:10] losses at the domestic and international level.
[00:06:14] The third option is to maintain the current
[00:06:17] situation, that is, to continue pressure on Iran
[00:06:21] and take limited military action as needed. However,
[00:06:24] experts believe that this option will also not give Trump
[00:06:28] a respectable way out of this conflict.
[00:06:31] Now America claims that it has caused
[00:06:34] considerable damage to Iran's military capabilities, but the initial
[00:06:38] goals of the war have not yet been fully achieved.
[00:06:42] That is why more emphasis is now being placed
[00:06:45] on talks and a possible agreement. Meanwhile, Iran has warned
[00:06:49] that if America attacks again, it could target
[00:06:53] the energy facilities of the Gulf
[00:06:55] countries.
[00:06:58] On one hand, while Iran is playing a new card regarding Hormuz, on the other
[00:07:02] hand, US President Donald Trump has claimed that an agreement
[00:07:06] with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz will be reached
[00:07:09] soon. "I don't want to say it has been, it's sort of
[00:07:12] open right now, you
[00:07:16] have a thing called the blockade headed up by the US Navy and we
[00:07:20] control it and now we control
[00:07:23] it, but they can always shoot something, they always have something or drop a
[00:07:26] mine, and if you have one mind sitting out there, you sort of mess
[00:07:30] things up, because people don't want to take their billion dollar boats and
[00:07:34] accidentally get hit by a mine, but
[00:07:37] uh, I think we're doing very well, I just, you know, I'm involved in the
[00:07:41] negotiation, I think we..."
[00:07:45] And now let us tell you in detail what Iran's new move regarding
[00:07:49] Hormuz is. Actually, the talks between America
[00:07:52] and Iran are taking place through the
[00:07:55] Iranian MP Oman. Iran claims mediation and
[00:07:59] the management that is in its hands will remain.
[00:08:03] The proposal for a fee for the use of the sea route
[00:08:06] is that 7% tax will be levied on ships.
[00:08:09] 75% for Iran and 25% for
[00:08:13] Oman. In Hormuz, there will be opposition to mandatory tolls,
[00:08:17] which will be seen. Eight large shipping organizations have raised
[00:08:20] their voice on this and not only that, companies have also
[00:08:23] sent letters to the UN and IMO. A proposal to build
[00:08:26] a new temporary route in Hormuz is being seen.
[00:08:30] Meanwhile, the northern and southern temporary routes will be closed.
[00:08:34] An agreement can be reached between Oman and Iran on several
[00:08:37] issues. An agreement will be reached on technical issues
[00:08:41] and it has already been reached.
[00:08:44] So if we tell you what the current
[00:08:48] situation looks like, because which way is the path of peace
[00:08:51] pointing, because why is the path of peace difficult? This raises
[00:08:55] a big question in itself. Deep distrust is being seen between
[00:08:59] Iran and America. This is seen in America
[00:09:03] by the withdrawal from the nuclear agreement in the past and
[00:09:06] the accusations of ceasefire violation by both sides
[00:09:09] against each other, which further deepens this distrust
[00:09:13] and this is the most important factor
[00:09:17] that is emerging. The leaders of both countries
[00:09:20] do not see any kind of agreement as a surrender,
[00:09:24] whether it is Iran or America,
[00:09:28] which reduces
[00:09:31] and that is why this round of talks is also
[00:09:34] not reaching a decisive board and apart from this, what is the situation
[00:09:38] of war, the whole world knows that, so the tension from the allegations
[00:09:42] of ceasefire violation is constantly being seen. Israel's stance and
[00:09:46] regional powers. Despite the America-Iran
[00:09:49] peace framework, what is clearly seen here
[00:09:53] is that the ongoing military tension between Israel and Hezbollah
[00:09:56] in Lebanon is the biggest challenge in the path of agreement
[00:09:59] and the diplomatic flexibility among leaders seems to be less,
[00:10:03] so in such a situation, Israel's stance clearly seems to be posing
[00:10:07] big challenges. The dispute over the Strait of Hormuz
[00:10:11] and maritime security, control over the most important
[00:10:14] sea lane for global oil supply and guarantee of security
[00:10:18] is clearly showing this. The Israel-Hezbollah tension in Lebanon
[00:10:22] is continuously ongoing and these current situations
[00:10:25] are clearly indicating what the future will be like.
[00:10:29] Trust in ceasefire has been broken by previous attacks, because
[00:10:33] even before, there was a ceasefire, and the talks that were supposed to reach
[00:10:36] a decisive point did not reach there, so the trust seemed to be broken.
[00:10:40] Israel's concern over Iran-backed groups is continuously increasing.
[00:10:44] In such a situation, the Iran-backed groups are continuously
[00:10:47] under questioning, and apart from that, the situation of suspicion
[00:10:50] is continuously emerging. The dispute over the Strait of Hormuz
[00:10:54] is continuously deepening. Trump's statements
[00:10:57] are coming from Trump's side, he is putting forward his points and
[00:11:01] Iran has its own arguments. Both have different claims on maritime
[00:11:05] security and these different claims are creating a big
[00:11:09] deadlock and that is why this story is not moving forward
[00:11:12] from the negotiating table. On one hand, it seems that a ceasefire has been reached
[00:11:16] and now the path of peace will emerge but that does not seem to be happening
[00:11:20] because the attacks have been continuous. The security of the oil supply route
[00:11:23] is clearly a big issue and it is affecting the whole
[00:11:27] world. The threat of attacks on ships remains
[00:11:30] constant and these are all the challenges that are arising before all
[00:11:33] the countries, because what is happening in the Hormuz Strait is being
[00:11:36] watched by the whole world and until America
[00:11:40] and Iran do not move forward together at the negotiating table,
[00:11:44] do not move forward on a path of peace, these situations may remain
[00:11:47] largely the same and Iran's nuclear program
[00:11:51] is now becoming an obstacle because we have continuously seen
[00:11:55] that the argument given by America on which Israel had presented
[00:11:59] its points regarding Iran is creating a major conflict
[00:12:02] somewhere and that is why it is being said that such
[00:12:06] current situations are raising big questions in themselves as to
[00:12:09] where this war will stop or whether a similar situation will
[00:12:13] largely continue to be seen in the future. The differences over the uranium
[00:12:17] enrichment limit have been seen continuously and we are still
[00:12:21] seeing that no middle path is emerging on it and this
[00:12:24] is the biggest decisive point that is still somehow stuck
[00:12:28] in these countries that how the path forward for talks will be now.
[00:12:31] There is disagreement on IAEA monitoring conditions and as it was said
[00:12:35] for IAEA that it would be able to go and assess the situation there,
[00:12:38] that situation has not yet emerged, due to which all these
[00:12:42] situations are continuously in doubt and what will happen next,
[00:12:46] Iran and America have to take this decisive turn, only
[00:12:49] then will any talks move forward and the path of peace will be
[00:12:53] paved. Iran's demand to lift sanctions has been
[00:12:57] clearly put forward by them, now for this, the various
[00:13:00] meetings of various countries that we are seeing are
[00:13:04] currently depicting that where is this war going
[00:13:08] towards. The issue of return of seized
[00:13:11] assets is continuously seen to be dominating and for
[00:13:15] this, the talks are moving further forward, but no decisive
[00:13:19] turn has been clearly seen yet. The increasing
[00:13:23] pressure of regional powers is also visible because the situation is
[00:13:27] such that this conflict, that is, this struggle,
[00:13:30] this war is seen to be increasing further. A permanent
[00:13:34] peace agreement is still in a very challenging situation and this
[00:13:38] challenge is continuously posing what is going to happen
[00:13:42] and whether the current situation will remain
[00:13:45] the same or will the path of peace clearly emerge.
[00:13:48] Let us tell you that Iranian President Masoud
[00:13:52] Pezeshkian, accusing America, said that we did not start
[00:14:08] the war. We were talking. They started the war.
[00:14:11] Of course, this war, because many people say that they
[00:14:15] had come to stop the war, the war happened. We
[00:14:19] did not start the war. With this situation
[00:14:23] that we were going forward with.
[00:14:25] Their calculations were that the country would fall apart, and they said that in this situation
[00:14:29] something could be done, but the process did not go the way they
[00:14:33] wanted. The people of Iran cooperated,
[00:14:37] even those who had
[00:14:38] objections.
[00:14:44] and the tension between the government-backed
[00:14:48] forces has increased once again. Houthi rebels have carried out
[00:14:51] several attacks targeting bases, in which 58
[00:14:55] Yemeni soldiers have died, while several others are reported
[00:14:59] to be injured. The Houthi group has claimed to have carried
[00:15:02] out ballistic missile and drone attacks on military bases in
[00:15:06] the Marib and Hadramawt areas. According to the organization,
[00:15:10] military camps, weapons and military vehicles were destroyed
[00:15:13] in these attacks. The Houthis have also claimed action against
[00:15:17] Saudi Arabian targets in eastern Yemen. Meanwhile, the Yemeni government
[00:15:21] has vowed to respond to Houthi attacks, and in the meantime,
[00:15:25] news of a missile attack has also come from the Najran
[00:15:28] area of Saudi Arabia. According to Saudi officials, 11 civilians,
[00:15:32] including a 4-year-old child, were injured in this attack.
[00:15:36] Saudi Arabia has accused Houthi rebels of deliberately targeting
[00:15:39] civilian farmers. According to Saudi Arabia, such attacks
[00:15:43] violate international humanitarian law. It is noteworthy that after
[00:15:47] the ceasefire in April 2022, the intensity of the conflict
[00:15:50] in Yemen had decreased, but after the recent attacks, tension
[00:15:54] in the region is once again seen to be increasing.
[00:15:58] Where did the Houthis attack and what is the situation
[00:16:01] after that, let us tell you in detail. Houthi
[00:16:05] rebels first targeted
[00:16:07] bases, missile and drone attacks were carried out in Marib
[00:16:11] and Hadramawt, 58 Yemeni soldiers are claimed to have
[00:16:15] died in the attack, while many soldiers are injured,
[00:16:19] military camps have been damaged here, Houthis have claimed
[00:16:22] that weapons and military vehicles have been destroyed,
[00:16:26] while an attack on Saudi targets in eastern Yemen has been claimed.
[00:16:29] The Yemeni government has talked about retaliation, a missile
[00:16:33] attack has also taken place in Saudi's Najran area,
[00:16:37] while 11 civilians, including a 4-year-old child, were injured
[00:16:40] in the attack. Saudi alleges that Houthis targeted civilian
[00:16:43] targets. Meanwhile, Saudi says that Houthi
[00:16:47] attacks are violating international humanitarian law. After the
[00:16:51] ceasefire in 2022, the danger of this conflict
[00:16:54] is seen to be increasing further.
[00:16:57] And
[00:17:01] now let's talk about Russia and Ukraine. Actually, in the ongoing
[00:17:05] war between Russia and Ukraine, energy targets have also
[00:17:08] come under attack. Ukraine has launched major drone attacks
[00:17:11] targeting Russian oil depots and refineries. Ukrainian President
[00:17:14] Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that the army has attacked
[00:17:18] oil refineries in Russia's Bashkortostan and Yaroslavl
[00:17:22] regions. After the attack over the city
[00:17:25] of Yaroslavl, a plume of black smoke was seen, while the local
[00:17:29] administration has called it the biggest drone attack in the region
[00:17:33] so far. Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense has claimed
[00:17:37] that its air defense system destroyed 605 Ukrainian
[00:17:40] drones. Russia has reported the death of three people
[00:17:44] in the attacks. On the other hand, Russian attacks on Ukraine are also
[00:17:48] continuing, in which, according to Ukrainian officials, six people
[00:17:51] have died. The increasing attacks between the two countries have
[00:17:54] intensified the war.
[00:17:57] Russia has now changed its plan regarding Ukraine. Now Russia
[00:18:00] is attacking Ukraine's energy targets. Meanwhile, Ukraine's
[00:18:04] major drone attacks have targeted Russian oil facilities.
[00:18:08] Ukraine has attacked Bashkortostan and Yaroslavl
[00:18:11] refineries. Black smoke rose after
[00:18:15] the drone attack in Yaroslavl. Russia has claimed to have shot
[00:18:19] down 605 Ukrainian drones. The Russian Ministry of Defense
[00:18:22] has claimed to have foiled air attacks. Meanwhile, three
[00:18:26] people have died in Russia due to Ukrainian drone attacks
[00:18:29] and Russian attacks on Ukraine are continuously ongoing. The
[00:18:33] tension of the war is seen to be increasing further due to
[00:18:37] the death of six people and attacks on energy targets.
[00:18:39] So these were all the important
[00:18:41] news that we were sharing with you. We will share some
[00:18:45] more international news with you,
[00:18:47] but after a short break.
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[00:20:41] from the house. The 9 mm pistol used in the firing belonged
[00:20:45] to the student's grandfather, who was a teacher by profession.
[00:20:48] Currently, the police are investigating
[00:20:55] the reasons for the attack. has said that he plans to introduce laws that will ban carrying
[00:20:58] weapons in public places. Under the new law, only
[00:21:02] government officials on duty will be allowed to carry guns.
[00:21:06] The rate of gun ownership among civilians in Southeast Asia
[00:21:10] is highest in Thailand. Here, citizens have approximately
[00:21:13] 10.3 million weapons. It is believed that approximately
[00:21:16] 4 million of these weapons are held illegally.
[00:21:24] And now let's talk about Japan. Dolphin typhoon is moving towards
[00:21:28] Japan at a speed of about 200 kilometers per hour,
[00:21:32] and due to this, 2.6 lakh people have been ordered
[00:21:35] to leave their homes and move to safe places, while more than
[00:21:39] 500 flights have been cancelled. Considering the situation, Toyota
[00:21:43] has also stopped work in its nine factories. According to
[00:21:46] the Japan Meteorological Agency JMA, Dolphin is a Category
[00:21:50] 1 typhoon and its continuous wind speed is 144 km
[00:21:54] per hour and the gust speed is reaching up to 198
[00:21:57] km per hour. This typhoon is moving towards the islands
[00:22:01] located between Kyushu and Okinawa. Due to the typhoon,
[00:22:04] Japan's Okinawa
[00:22:07] island has been severely affected. Many Hong Kong
[00:22:11] tourists who had gone there for holidays are stranded
[00:22:14] due to flight cancellations and they are now facing
[00:22:18] the risk of shortage of essential
[00:22:20] goods, disruption of electricity and water supply. Dolphin
[00:22:24] typhoon is rapidly moving towards the eastern coast of China.
[00:22:27] According to the Chinese Meteorological Department, by Friday,
[00:22:31] this typhoon was about 820 kilometers away
[00:22:34] from the coast and it is expected to hit somewhere between
[00:22:37] Zhejiang and northern Fujian between Sunday
[00:22:41] afternoon and Monday morning.
[00:22:44] And
[00:22:48] now let us explain to you through graphics what kind of damage
[00:22:52] can be caused by different categories of storms. So let
[00:22:55] us tell you what kind of damage can be caused by
[00:22:59] the categories. Actually, we are telling you how dangerous
[00:23:03] Dolphin storm is, and in this, you can understand
[00:23:07] that the wind speed is 119 to 153 km per hour.
[00:23:11] The effect of this is that trees can break, roofs can be
[00:23:14] slightly damaged and electricity can go out. And apart
[00:23:18] from this, if we talk about
[00:23:20] category two, the wind speed can be 154 to 177 km per hour.
[00:23:24] The effect is that trees can be uprooted, roofs can be heavily
[00:23:27] damaged, electricity can be cut off for several days. And if we
[00:23:31] talk about category three, the wind blows at a speed of 178
[00:23:34] to 208 km per hour. The effect is severe damage to
[00:23:38] houses, roads are closed and there is a problem of electricity
[00:23:42] and water for a long time. If we talk about category four,
[00:23:45] winds are 209 to 251 km per hour. The effect
[00:23:49] is that house roofs and walls can collapse, widespread
[00:23:53] destruction can occur. If we talk about category five, the direction
[00:23:56] of the wind, its speed, can be 252 km per hour
[00:24:00] or more. The effect is that it is considered the most
[00:24:03] dangerous storm and buildings can be completely destroyed. The
[00:24:07] impact of the storm can last for months. And after
[00:24:11] this, let's move forward and talk about Spain. Tensions are rising
[00:24:14] in Europe over migration. After a large number of migrants
[00:24:18] entered Ceuta from Morocco, Italy had imposed temporary
[00:24:22] border checks on some travelers from Spain. Now, in response,
[00:24:25] Spain has also announced the initiation of temporary
[00:24:29] border checks for travelers coming from Italy. This arrangement
[00:24:32] will be implemented from Saturday midnight and will continue
[00:24:35] till September 7. Spain says that this step has been
[00:24:39] taken keeping in mind the increasing pressure of irregular migration.
[00:24:42] Earlier, Spain had called Italy's decision anti-European
[00:24:46] unity and demanded its withdrawal. Actually, this dispute started
[00:24:50] after the incident in Ceuta on July 30-31,
[00:24:53] when thousands of people tried to enter this North African
[00:24:56] region of Spain from Morocco. During this, about 72 thousand
[00:25:00] people crossed the border to Ceuta through sea
[00:25:04] and land routes, most of whom were sent
[00:25:07] back to Morocco. And
[00:25:10] meanwhile, the Italian government says that decisions related
[00:25:14] to national security and border control are part of its jurisdiction.
[00:25:18] The Ceuta crisis has once again intensified the debate
[00:25:22] in Europe over illegal migration, border security and humanitarian
[00:25:26] concerns.
[00:25:28] And
[00:25:31] now let's move forward. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
[00:25:34] has supported the demand for an impartial inquiry
[00:25:38] into the deaths of protestors in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:25:42] UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq has said that if peaceful
[00:25:45] protestors have been harmed, then those responsible should
[00:25:49] be held accountable. Earlier, UN Human Rights
[00:25:53] Chief Volker Türk had called for a swift,
[00:25:56] impartial and thorough investigation into all deaths during
[00:26:00] the unrest, including protestors and unarmed civilians.
[00:26:03] Protests are ongoing in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir against alleged
[00:26:07] irregularities in elections and
[00:26:10] outsiders in local assembly elections. According to reports,
[00:26:14] about 50 people have died in recent protests
[00:26:17] led by the Joint Awami Action Committee.
[00:26:21] So that's all for Nation
[00:26:25] to Nation for now. We have brought you all the international
[00:26:29] news. We will meet you again tomorrow and
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[00:27:09] Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the 57th convocation
[00:27:13] ceremony of IIT Delhi as the chief guest. He awarded
[00:27:16] meritorious students who had shown excellent academic performance.
[00:27:20] He also dedicated the Param Pragy Supercomputing facility
[00:27:23] established at IIT Delhi's Sonepat campus to the nation.
[00:27:27] The Prime Minister said that in a rapidly changing world,
[00:27:31] every era is full of new challenges and opportunities.
[00:27:35] In such a situation, students
[00:27:36] should focus more on solutions.
[00:27:39] Union Home Minister Amit Shah is on a visit to Maharashtra.
[00:27:43] The Home Minister inaugurated the new office building of
[00:27:46] NUCFDC and said in the program that the urban cooperative banking
[00:27:50] system is getting stronger. He also said that the importance
[00:27:53] of August 8 in the freedom movement of the country is that
[00:27:56] on this very day, Mahatma Gandhi had given the slogan of Quit India.
[00:27:59] In
[00:28:02] Jharkhand, a large number of people protested against the allegations
[00:28:05] of irregularities in examinations. The candidates are protesting at Jaipal Singh
[00:28:09] Munda Stadium in Ranchi. A delegation of the state government
[00:28:12] today held talks with representatives of the protesting students.
[00:28:16] After meeting the delegation of candidates, Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Kumar
[00:28:19] Sonu said that the government will talk to all student groups and
[00:28:23] concerned stakeholders. He said that a collective
[00:28:27] decision will be taken based on all suggestions.
[00:28:29] During the holy month of Sawan,
[00:28:33] Western Uttar Pradesh is completely Shiva-devoted.
[00:28:36] Lakhs of Shiva devotees are carrying Ganga water from Haridwar
[00:28:39] and are heading towards their respective destinations via Meerut.
[00:28:43] Meanwhile, today, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited Meerut
[00:28:47] and conducted an aerial survey of the Kavad routes. After that, he went to the stage
[00:28:50] built on the Kavad route, and CM Yogi showered flowers
[00:28:54] on the Shiva devotee Kavadiyas.
[00:28:54] In Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh,
[00:28:58] a BRICS Culture Ministers' meeting is being organized.
[00:29:02] Culture Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Ambassadors,
[00:29:06] and senior representatives of BRICS member countries
[00:29:09] are participating in the meeting. On this occasion, Union
[00:29:12] Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat informed that the
[00:29:15] basis of India's 2026 BRICS chairmanship, guided by the Prime Minister's
[00:29:19] vision, is resilience, innovation, cooperation,
[00:29:22] and sustainability.
[00:29:23] The way people come
[00:30:10] here and see our love, they see the clear water here,
[00:30:14] they see 100% oxygen in the air here,
[00:30:17] they see 0% pollution here, they see 0% crime here,
[00:30:20] they don't see 0% dirt here. You must have seen perfectly
[00:30:23] clean roads, nobody creates dirt anywhere.
[00:30:27] The biggest specialty of our small mini India
[00:30:31] is that whatever law has been made by the government,
[00:30:35] by the administration, they follow it 100%.
[00:30:38] Such is the affection here, such is the hospitality of the people here,
[00:30:42] and the tourists who come, in true sense, we
[00:30:46] who live here, we truly treat them as guests.
[00:30:49] हैं, सही मायने में हम लोग जो यहां रहने वाले लोग हैं,
[00:30:52] उनको सही में एक अतिथि के रूप में देखते हैं.