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[00:00:00] The trade deal that is to happen between is being continuously reviewed, and also
[00:00:03] we will tell you how India gave a blunt answer to the United Nations
[00:00:07] on democracy. India's direct stand on the talk of
[00:00:11] democracy is that the United Nations should not talk in such a way
[00:00:15] as it constantly gives opinions on different issues, so
[00:00:20] But the special thing is that with the change of power, it should at least not advise India. Along with this, we will talk about the increasing
[00:00:22] conflict between Saudi Arabia, will we now see a new war
[00:00:26] here? The way the deadlock is increasing between the two,
[00:00:30] along with this, we will also talk about Bangladesh, where
[00:00:33] if we talk about the economy,
[00:00:36] Eurasian Economic Union. it is continuously getting weaker, the economic situation is deteriorating,
[00:00:40] the common people are distressed by inflation, expenses are continuously increasing,
[00:00:43] but along with this, let's talk about West Bengal, where this time the grandeur of Durga Puja,
[00:00:47] the enthusiasm of the people is continuously being
[00:00:51] seen, there is a new government and in such a situation, a new picture of Bengal is being seen here,
[00:00:55] we will show you that picture and also talk about Shardiya Navratri,
[00:00:59] which has started and how continuously in every temple,
[00:01:02] in different temples, the crowd of devotees was seen today
[00:01:06] on the first day of Navratri, but first of all, let's turn to
[00:01:10] our first news.
[00:01:23] In Tamil Nadu, along with initiatives to promote connectivity, infrastructure,
[00:01:27] education and scientific research, the Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of
[00:01:30] development, science and culture. In fact, during his Chennai visit, the Prime Minister inaugurated and laid the foundation stone
[00:01:34] of many important projects, and also visited the state-of-the-art
[00:01:38] Brain Research Center at IIT Madras and offered prayers at the Jalakandeswarar Temple,
[00:01:42] once again giving a message of development
[00:01:46] to the forefront with modern technology and heritage. To give new impetus to development,
[00:01:49] Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted development projects
[00:01:53] worth more than 13 thousand crores, which include rail, road,
[00:01:57] highway, port, and metro
[00:02:00] projects.
[00:02:02] Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:02:08] With youthful enthusiasm and new thinking, inaugurated development projects in Chennai,
[00:02:10] laid the foundation stone and dedicated some projects to the nation. These
[00:02:14] projects are related to metro rail, highways, railways,
[00:02:18] ports, petroleum and education, important sectors.
[00:02:21] These will improve connectivity and help make the lives of local people
[00:02:25] easier. On this occasion, PM Modi described the development of the country
[00:02:29] through the development of the state as the mantra of his government.
[00:02:32] World-class mega
[00:02:34] container and green energy hub is being developed,
[00:02:38] when this project is completed,
[00:02:41] name and channel credit. then here the world's ultra-large
[00:02:43] container vessels will also
[00:02:46] We will be back soon, please stay tuned be able to reach easily. This will help make our Tamil Nadu
[00:02:50] a global hub for industry and transport. During his Chennai visit, PM Modi also visited
[00:02:53] the IIT Madras Brain Center.
[00:02:56] The objective of this center is to prepare a three-dimensional
[00:03:00] map of more than 100 human brains at the cellular level
[00:03:04] at various stages of human life from embryonic stage to old age.
[00:03:07] This initiative will help in better understanding the structure
[00:03:11] and functioning of the brain. After this, PM Modi visited
[00:03:14] the Jalakanteswarar Temple in Chennai and offered prayers.
[00:03:18] We want to build such a Tamil Nadu that
[00:03:22] continuously reaches new heights
[00:03:26] and for this,
[00:03:30] whatever help is needed from the center, we
[00:03:33] are fully committed to stand with you.
[00:03:37] with the supporters of former During the Prime Minister's Chennai visit, glimpses of development, science and
[00:03:40] culture
[00:03:43] that is hidden from you. were seen. These projects
[00:03:45] will strengthen the infrastructure of Tamil Nadu
[00:03:49] and also boost all possibilities
[00:03:53] in the field of brain research. The
[00:03:57] economically, but also protest
[00:03:59] took place in Delhi. The situation is normal.
[00:04:03] All services from metro to railway are running smoothly.
[00:04:06] Meanwhile, the markets have also regained their vibrancy.
[00:04:09] Meanwhile, the court has released three
[00:04:12] detained JCP leaders on the condition of maintaining peace
[00:04:16] for one year. The JCP protest in Delhi
[00:04:19] proved to be a flop show. The Delhi Police completely thwarted
[00:04:23] the intentions of the JCP leaders who had held Delhi hostage
[00:04:27] and taken to the streets. Metro and railway services are running normally
[00:04:31] in Delhi, passengers are not facing any kind of problem.
[00:04:34] Meanwhile, in Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, after the markets opened, the hustle and bustle
[00:04:38] increased. In the meantime, the court released JCP leaders Abhijeet,
[00:04:42] Deepke, Saurabh Das and
[00:04:44] Now it becomes rebar Ashutosh Ranka. The court released
[00:04:47] all three on the condition of maintaining peace for one year. For this, all three
[00:04:50] filled bail bonds of 50-5000. The court heard the matter
[00:04:54] of stopping metro and rail services, banning internet and detaining protesters
[00:04:58] during the protest. The court said that metro and rail
[00:05:02] services should run normally and internet service should be restored.
[00:05:05] Meanwhile,
[00:05:08] the Delhi Police has clarified that JCP leader Abhijeet Deepke
[00:05:12] was informed about his grandmother's demise. In fact, JCP
[00:05:15] leaders were continuously accusing the police of hiding the news of the demise.
[00:05:19] They were repeatedly asked to talk to their parents,
[00:05:22] which they refused. After such news emerged, they were given
[00:05:26] some time to think, then they were asked for help again.
[00:05:29] This fact was misrepresented in the JCP press conference.
[00:05:33] The situation in Delhi is now completely normal. From metro to railway
[00:05:37] speed and market vibrancy, life in the capital has returned
[00:05:40] to normal. Three JCP leaders have also been released,
[00:05:44] but now everyone's eyes are on the hearing to be held in the Supreme
[00:05:48] Court on Tuesday. Nepal had not yet recovered
[00:05:52] from the devastating floods in August
[00:05:55] when another flood on Sunday
[00:05:59] increased its problems. Dozens of houses were destroyed
[00:06:02] by the sudden flood in the Budhi Gandaki river
[00:06:06] in Gorkha district. Four hydro projects were damaged.
[00:06:10] This flood
[00:06:36] in the affected areas, the relief and rescue operation of the Nepali Army
[00:06:40] is continuously ongoing. The army has so far rescued
[00:06:42] six people through a helicopter. Meanwhile, Nepal's Prime Minister
[00:06:46] Balini Shah is also continuously monitoring the situation. The floods in Nepal
[00:06:50] have also raised concerns in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Both states
[00:06:54] have been continuously struggling with the problem of floods for many months.
[00:06:57] In such a situation, the increase in the water level of rivers in Nepal
[00:07:01] is likely to further increase the risk of floods in the border areas. After the flood situation in Nepal, the Central Water Commission
[00:07:05] has issued an advisory for Bihar and UP. The commission has advised
[00:07:09] the administration of areas located along the Gandak river
[00:07:13] to remain alert and continuously monitor the situation. In Bihar,
[00:07:16] Gopalganj, Saran, East Champaran, West Champaran,
[00:07:19] Muzaffarpur, Darbhanga, Vaishali, Katihar and
[00:07:22] Khagaria districts are already affected due to the Gandak and Kosi rivers. Meanwhile,
[00:07:26] Patna, Begusarai, Bhagalpur, Munger,
[00:07:29] Buxar, Bhojpur, Samastipur, Lakhisarai,
[00:07:32] Purnia, Madhipura and Arwal are affected due to excessive water
[00:07:35] in the Ganga and its tributaries. Meanwhile, if we talk about UP,
[00:07:39] then Maharajganj, Kushinagar, Gorakhpur, Deoria
[00:08:12] Many claims are made about unity, but in Lucknow, the picture looked quite different.
[00:08:16] In the reception ceremony of the new state president, such a political battle
[00:08:20] broke out that the party headquarters itself became an arena.
[00:08:23] There were sharp altercations and at some places, shoes and slippers
[00:08:26] started flying. The question is, when leaders of the same party
[00:08:30] are fighting with each other, how will the Congress
[00:08:34] win the political battle
[00:08:35] in Uttar Pradesh?
[00:08:38] In Lucknow, at the Uttar Pradesh Congress headquarters, there was a huge ruckus
[00:08:41] during the taking over of charge by the new state president Aradhana Mishra Mona.
[00:08:45] It is being told that the dispute started with alleged misbehavior
[00:08:50] state president Ajay Rai. What happened then? An angry Ajay Rai
[00:08:53] sat on a dharna with his supporters inside the party office.
[00:08:57] In no time, the verbal spat took such a violent turn
[00:09:00] that a scuffle broke out between the two factions.
[00:09:04] The situation deteriorated to such an extent that shoes and slippers started flying
[00:09:08] in the party office and the atmosphere completely turned
[00:09:10] chaotic. To handle the matter, MP Pramod
[00:09:14] Tiwari and Imran Masood had to come forward. After their arrival, Ajay
[00:09:18] Rai got up from the dharna and left. The party, which has to unite
[00:09:22] its workers and fight a political battle, has made headlines
[00:09:25] due to internal strife. The day of taking over the post of state president
[00:09:29] became a display of factionalism instead of showing the strength
[00:09:32] of the organization. The question has arisen whether the Congress
[00:09:36] in Uttar Pradesh is fighting its opponents or its own people.
[00:09:39] This uproar in Lucknow has raised questions.
[00:09:43] When issues of public interest should be raised from the office, but the sound of shoes
[00:09:46] and slippers is heard, then it is natural
[00:09:50] to question the unity of the organization. Now it remains to be seen
[00:09:54] whether the Congress will curb this conflict
[00:09:57] or will the internal arena
[00:09:59] continue to be set.
[00:10:04] The issue of tariffs is still important in the trade deal with America.
[00:10:07] Amidst changes in American policies, India wants its products
[00:10:11] to get better trade terms there, meaning the trade agreement
[00:10:14] will move forward quickly only when India's trade interests
[00:10:18] are also taken into account. India has once again clarified its stance
[00:10:22] on the India-US trade deal. Commerce Minister Piyush
[00:10:25] Goyal has clarified that the framework of the agreement agreed upon in February
[00:10:29] between the two countries will now be finalized
[00:10:32] keeping in mind the changed circumstances. India demands that its products
[00:10:36] in the American market should face lower tariffs compared to competing countries.
[00:10:40] In such a situation, discussions are ongoing between the two countries
[00:10:43] before finalizing the first phase of the agreement. Amidst talks
[00:10:47] on a trade deal with the US, India is also moving forward
[00:10:50] in the direction of making trade agreements with other countries. According to Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal,
[00:10:54] India is also negotiating trade deals with Israel, Chile, Gulf Cooperation
[00:10:57] Council (GCC) and the Russian-led
[00:11:01] Meanwhile, earlier this month, Goyal had met US Trade
[00:11:05] Representative Jamieson Greer. During this, issues related to the India-US
[00:11:09] trade agreement were discussed between the two.
[00:11:12] India's trade deal strategy now seems to be accelerating
[00:11:16] talks with several countries. Talks on the India-Canada
[00:11:19] trade agreement are progressing rapidly, while talks with the South Africa-led
[00:11:22] SACU
[00:11:25] group will start soon. Preparations are underway to start talks
[00:11:29] with Mexico next week. Meanwhile, trade ministers
[00:11:32] of Britain and Canada will also visit India next week.
[00:11:36] The British minister will participate in the India-UK Joint Economic
[00:11:39] and Trade Committee meeting. The trade agreement between the two countries
[00:11:43] has already come into force in July. Talks on a trade deal
[00:11:47] with the US are ongoing, but India's trade plan is not just about the US,
[00:11:50] but from Britain to Canada, India is busy making new trade
[00:11:54] partners. But it remains to be seen
[00:11:58] how many new trade opportunities these talks will create
[00:12:01] for India.
[00:12:03] The United Nations expressed concern over the protesters in Delhi,
[00:12:07] to which India gave a blunt reply.
[00:12:10] India said that before teaching the world's largest democracy
[00:12:14] a lesson in democracy, the UN should pay attention to its own attitude.
[00:12:18] India not only called the remarks of the United Nations
[00:12:21] High Commissioner for Human Rights unnecessary,
[00:14:25] The flames of conflict between Roheo and Saudi Arabia are rising further.
[00:14:29] A deadly attack on Riyadh International Airport, hundreds of people
[00:14:32] injured and now retaliatory action is feared.
[00:14:36] It remains to be seen whether this conflict is pushing
[00:14:39] the region into a new war. In the attack on King Khalid
[00:14:43] International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia,
[00:14:47] 12 people died, while more than 300 people were injured.
[00:14:50] According to Saudi officials, 300% of the injured were women. This
[00:14:54] is being called the deadliest attack among the attacks on Riyadh airports
[00:14:58] this week. After the attack, operations
[00:15:01] at the airport were also affected. The reason for the tension is not just one attack,
[00:15:04] but also the ongoing military conflict in Yemen. Saudi Arabia
[00:15:08] supports the internationally recognized government of Yemen,
[00:15:12] while Houthi rebels control large parts of the country.
[00:15:15] The recent fighting and retaliatory attacks have further clouded the hopes
[00:15:19] of an already fragile ceasefire. After the attack, the Saudi-led
[00:15:23] coalition has warned of a strong response.
[00:15:27] The impact of this conflict is now visible on air security
[00:15:31] and regional stability. Many flights to and from Riyadh have been cancelled
[00:15:35] or affected. US President Donald Trump has also not ruled out
[00:15:38] American involvement in Saudi action against Yemen.
[00:15:42] In such a situation, the possibility of the conflict spreading
[00:15:45] has increased. Meanwhile, the United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen
[00:15:49] Harundberg has strongly condemned the continuous attacks
[00:15:52] on civilian targets in Saudi Arabia. He said that
[00:15:55] the attacks pose a serious threat to regional security
[00:15:59] and make peace efforts in Yemen more difficult. Gruntberg has urged the Houthis to stop
[00:16:03] attacks and respect international humanitarian law.
[00:16:07] The attack in Riyadh has further fueled the fire between Saudi Arabia
[00:16:11] and Houthi rebels. Now the whole world is watching to see
[00:16:14] whether the next step will be negotiations or whether the cycle of retaliatory
[00:16:18] actions will further push the entire region
[00:16:21] into turmoil.
[00:16:24] The inflation meter in Bangladesh is constantly rising,
[00:16:27] while income is decreasing. Investor confidence is faltering
[00:16:31] and the economy is also faltering.
[00:16:34] In this time of crisis, the conflict in West Asia is adding fuel to the fire.
[00:16:37] Now the question is, is the real reason for
[00:16:41] Bangladesh's plight external causes?
[00:16:45] Bangladesh's economy is currently under the dual pressure
[00:16:49] of inflation and slow growth. According to a report by the Dhaka newspaper The Financial
[00:16:52] Express, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has increased
[00:16:56] the cost of energy, transport and imports, meaning the economic
[00:16:59] shock coming from outside is weighing heavily on an already weak
[00:17:03] system. But the story is not just about war, the real problems
[00:17:07] are also within the country. Private investment is weak, the banking sector is under pressure,
[00:17:11] there is uncertainty regarding regulations and business confidence
[00:17:15] is also faltering. That is, external crises may be temporary,
[00:17:18] but internal weaknesses have been a challenge for a long time.
[00:17:22] Inflation figures also reflect the problems
[00:17:26] of the common people. In August, retail inflation was 8.26
[00:17:30] percent, while non-food inflation rose to
[00:17:32] 9.32 percent. On the other hand, wage growth
[00:17:36] is around 8.5
[00:18:07] is to increase purchasing power and continuously declining investor confidence, because
[00:18:11] showing investment potential in figures does not make life easier.
[00:18:15] And with this, let me tell you,
[00:20:50] Bengal. Yes, the splendor of Durga Puja, the festival of faith and the grandeur
[00:20:54] of traditions. Now such a picture is continuously being seen
[00:20:57] from West Bengal. This time, on the occasion of Mahalaya, a drone show
[00:21:01] at the historic Eden Gardens in Kolkata, magnificent fireworks, 3D projection
[00:21:04] mapping and collective Dhak playing made the event even more special.
[00:21:10] the enthusiasm that was not seen in Durga Puja before in Bengal
[00:21:14] this time, how the grandeur of Durga Utsav has been given a new form
[00:21:17] through the confluence of tradition and modernity, you also see.
[00:21:50] they arrive and there is a festive atmosphere throughout the state. But
[00:21:53] such a scene was not seen every year in West Bengal.
[00:21:57] When Mamata Banerjee's government was in power in West Bengal,
[00:22:01] many restrictions were imposed on Durga Puja. Many
[00:22:04] restrictions were imposed. Most people performed puja
[00:22:08] at home. A small number of people came out of their homes. But this
[00:22:12] time the picture has changed. Now, during the government led by Subhendu
[00:22:15] Adhikari in West Bengal, initiatives are being taken to present
[00:22:19] Durga Puja and religious and cultural events on a grand stage.
[00:22:23] The decoration of puja pandals, the participation of people
[00:22:26] and the vibrancy of traditional festivals are the specialty of this event.
[00:22:29] The government's effort is to bring the rich cultural heritage
[00:22:32] of West Bengal
[00:22:36] and grand presentations. In this series, a special ceremony
[00:22:40] was organized at the historic Eden Gardens in Kolkata
[00:22:44] on the occasion of Mahalaya. In this ceremony organized at Eden Gardens,
[00:22:47] a confluence of faith, tradition and modern technology was seen.
[00:22:51] Amidst the presence of thousands of people, a drone show in the sky,
[00:22:55] magnificent fireworks and 3D projection mapping made the event
[00:22:58] special. Meanwhile, the collective Dhak playing presented
[00:23:02] a vibrant glimpse of Bengal's traditional culture. Durga Puja
[00:23:05] in Bengal is a festival of faith, tradition and cultural glory.
[00:23:09] The event at Eden Gardens is an attempt to present this heritage
[00:23:13] in a grand manner. The importance of Durga Puja in Bengal's cultural
[00:23:17] identity has always been special, and this identity comes alive
[00:23:20] every year amidst the sound of pandals
[00:23:22] and the worship of Mother Durga.
[00:23:25] The auspicious festival of Shardiya Navratri has begun today. On one hand,
[00:23:29] devotees from far and wide are reaching famous temples across the country,
[00:23:33] and on the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also offered prayers
[00:23:37] and had darshan of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati at the Jalakandeswarar Temple
[00:23:40] in Chennai, and after that, he also extended his best wishes
[00:23:44] for Navratri to the countrymen.
[00:23:47] The auspicious festival of Shardiya Navratri is being celebrated in temples across the country.
[00:23:50] A large number of devotees are reaching temples from far and wide
[00:23:54] to worship and have darshan of Mother Goddess. On the first day of Navratri,
[00:23:58] Prime Minister Narendra Modi also had darshan and offered prayers
[00:24:02] to Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati at the Jalakandeswarar Temple in Chennai,
[00:24:05] and also extended his best wishes for Navratri to the countrymen.
[00:24:09] From the holy land of Tamil Nadu, I
[00:24:13] extend my heartfelt wishes
[00:24:15] to all countrymen for Navratri.
[00:24:19] From morning itself, there is a huge rush of devotees in famous temples across the country,
[00:24:22] and the atmosphere in the temples is filled with devotion with the chants
[00:24:26] of Mother. From morning itself, from Mata Vaishno Devi Dham in Jammu
[00:24:29] to the famous Vindhyachal Dham in Mirzapur and Maa Mansa
[00:24:33] Devi Temple in Haridwar, a large crowd of devotees was seen
[00:24:37] in many famous temples. Devotees are having darshan of Mother
[00:24:40] with full enthusiasm and faith. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
[00:24:44] also had darshan and offered prayers at the Maa Pateshwari Devi Temple
[00:24:48] in Devipatan, Balrampur, on the first day of Shardiya Navratri.
[00:24:51] From this morning till night, a huge crowd of devotees
[00:24:55] was seen in famous temples across the country. Along with this, a lot of enthusiasm
[00:24:58] was seen among the devotees on this auspicious day of faith.
[00:25:01] So these were the top 10 news
[00:25:05] in Reporter 10, from the new pace of development in Tamil Nadu
[00:25:09] to the grandeur of Durga Puja in Bengal, from the threat of floods in Nepal
[00:25:13] to the economic challenges of Bangladesh, be it the ongoing political
[00:25:16] turmoil or India's advocacy for its interests on the global stage,
[00:25:20] we will continue to bring you every news. Our eyes will remain on all the news
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