00:01Hello, I am Shri Bhagi and I am the host of Prashant Nato.
00:06Prashant Karakramik Swaagatah.
00:08I am a congressman, a host of BGP.
00:11I am a pilgrim Kuda.
00:12Sanjeev Kumar, Antarashdari, Vishwajshakar Noir Samparagdali.
00:16S.R.K. Shav, Rthika Tad Nero, Saha.
00:19Sanjeev Kumar, Sir, US Trade Deal,
00:25હે ડર્વી સેવોડસ
00:27શ ખાકનડાગ AGA
00:28હવસંયારૻ
00:29સાયાહ્ં હારટ ષાડ હાચિયા સંતો
00:47the
00:49the
00:50the
00:51the
00:51Now we are going to look at the deal and look at the timeline.
00:58The timeline is going to look at the deal in America.
01:05At least in America, we are going to look at the deal in Europe.
01:16America is going to look at the market.
01:19Especially in Ukraine.
01:23America is going to look at the market.
01:31We are going to look at the market.
01:35We are going to look at the shelf.
01:37We are going to look at the edibles.
01:41We are going to look at the decline.
01:47We are going to look at the shelf.
01:50We are going to look at the over-indulgence in America.
01:56Ukraine is going to look at the market.
01:59We are going to look at the market.
02:00We are going to look at the market.
02:03We are going to look at the market.
02:05India is a viable alternative.
02:08We are going to look at the market.
02:10Russia is going to look at the Eastern Europe and Central Europe.
02:14I have to look at the U.S.
02:18Europe is a big deal.
02:20We are going to look at the U.S.
02:28Russia is a big deal.
02:30Russia is a big deal.
02:32In Crimea, Ukraine, East Europe and Central Europe, we have to start an agreement with CIS states.
02:44That is, Europe as a viable market will open up to India.
02:49This is the competition.
02:52America is a war-making state.
02:59Permanent war economy.
03:01It is a trader.
03:03Simple.
03:04That is a trading society.
03:07Plus, why India is oil-sigakshuru?
03:10Russia, Iranian oil-sigakshuru?
03:12This is a very big debate.
03:14This is a very big debate.
03:17Donald Trump, his internal domestic compulsions negate.
03:23We have to negotiate with the Venezuelan crisis, Greenland,
03:28all the pressure.
03:29That is, we have to start a 50% tariff levy.
03:34We have to start a mother of all deals.
03:36Yes.
03:38We have to compare each other.
03:39Just not with the European Union.
03:41The European Union doesn't comprise the entire Europe.
03:46This is a misconception.
03:47The whole European Union represents the whole European Union.
03:51This is a misconception.
03:52Okay.
03:53This is the BRICS.
03:55This is the main actor.
03:57So, with the international organizations front,
04:01India has the advantage of the European Union.
04:03And, in 32% of the reduced tariffs, Trump agreed.
04:10If Trump is the 50% tariff,
04:12the US, the economic button is a growing system.
04:13That's like Venezuela and Bolivia,
04:16these countries,
04:17there are competition, lithium belt,
04:19ABC Triangle.
04:22There are lithium-ships,
04:23there are countries,
04:25like Argentina, Brazil,
04:27and Italy,
04:27and all these countries,
04:28the banana republic,
04:29everything is dependent on the EU.
04:31if they have the pressure in the US,
04:33the same nature of the pressure India has each other issue,
04:36then the same nature of India has to thiets.
04:38Okay.
04:39This is the 50% tariff.
04:41Now we agree that we deal as it has sold Mother India and the opposition party.
04:47How does that?
04:48One important thing.
04:50In the past, actually, Mother India and sold money.
04:55Manmohan Singh, WTO signed.
04:58This is the P.V. Narasim Rao time.
05:03Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister.
05:05I am asking you to say,
05:08I think that the agreement sector 4, sector 5,
05:12China signed not all,
05:14any country signed not all.
05:16But all of the agricultural products,
05:19GM, subsidies and negate,
05:23where we have the agricultural sector declined.
05:26The biggest decline in the 90's is the Green Revolution.
05:29industrial employment compare maadi agricultural employment now note the
05:35other mala decline of course manrega tandru manrega was some sort of a relief
05:41but manrega did not succeed because of many other reasons but
05:46your name on those seller deal yava gaitu nsg jatege now correct
05:54taghi nsg li voting maadi pressure akitare yada saavardha e ntralli one two three
05:59agreement is to dot the problem wadha kasta namik iwa taak tulli illa
06:02iwath one two three agreement sign maadha wari ondhu kalpanekali dhu namigay
06:07adh yalla iwath tiyallik bandhidhe namigay nuclear supplies problem yodhu
06:13idhe yaak yeh kanaana vandhu simpal lhe yaakadhar nsg jatege deal
06:18aagli illa yada saavardha e ntralli so iwala ondhu context noda aga iwath
06:24u yeh nuh 18% tarif yeh levi aagidhe adhu ondhu win-win situation anta hedh
06:31adhi kera kanaana adhu nabhu nabhu nabhu realistic agi zero sambagi
06:36ochanak agala ki 100% gain agat namig anta madhu madhu ameerika yeh nandidhu namma
06:44yodhu diiree products yige market alow maaduri yandidhu hawudhu ithaa
06:5038 rup aig Hale purchase volhe tetra pakkel yiro hale u 18 rup aig marak suru maadudha
06:55yalur karidhimagar tarrillala the mother dirilinu ooi thoo ammulu
06:58oito nandini ni ooi thoo yeh allah adhu khoo competition suru agathu iidhe kagri
07:03I don't know.
07:05Number one.
07:06Okay.
07:06In this note, the main agenda is the Venezuelan crisis.
07:13America is the second agenda.
07:16The European market is not available.
07:18The shelf is not available.
07:21India is not available.
07:23Australia is not available.
07:24Europe is not available.
07:25I don't want to negate that Indian market is not available.
07:31It's available to the American market.
07:36They are not available.
07:40The parties have come out.
07:42According to the European market, the Pitca euro is not available.
07:42The planet is not available.
07:47This has been the situation in the environment.
07:49But the deal is not available.
07:54In America, there are remittances in the United States, and in Canada, there are remittances in the United States.
08:14In America, the United States is the United States, and also the Green Card Holders are the remittances.
08:24In order to look at the employment generation, the United States is the same as the employment generation.
08:32In our Indian interest, we are the Indian software professionals, and doctors in America, engineers.
08:40The finance fund is all Bears.
08:42The benefits of the Prime Minister and the Pacific that is there is a real issue.
08:45We tried to blame with the President Prime Minister.
08:51They made the issue of pressure.
08:56They tried to blame in the US, so they had been open to a diary deal.
09:00They had a deal with the agricultural and marketer.
09:02The door for APMC, they had to debate all the other.
09:06I think the company is not a good one.
09:07You are talking about this, you are talking about this.
09:11This is American,
09:14all of us are talking about the world's reliance and all of us.
09:19Why do you think we are talking about agricultural subsidy?
09:22This is not a big part.
09:24It's just a big part.
09:26It's not a big part of our agriculture subsidy.
09:28It's a big part of our country.
09:32They're talking about the development of sustainable growth.
09:35So, if they want to pay for the money, then they can pay for the money.
09:44At the time, they'll pay for the money.
09:50They want to pay for the money.
10:02agreement negotiate
10:04agathon
10:04yes yes
10:06Keshaw sir
10:07what is your take on
10:08US trade deal
10:21Keshaw sir
10:22I think
10:26Keshaw sir
10:27Keshaw sir
10:29Keshaw sir
10:29Keshaw sir
10:30Keshaw sir
10:32Keshaw sir
10:32Keshaw sir
10:32Fyur
10:33Keshaw sir
10:33you
10:35you
10:35The fact that the U.S. was a very important issue is that the U.S. was a very important
10:43issue.
10:46Let me also clarify one thing.
10:48The fact that this is an interim, the fact sheet is not signed by the trade deal.
10:52is not the sign of the sign.
10:55The government is not paying attention to the government,
10:59the government has to be in the government,
11:02the government has to be in the government,
11:04and so on.
11:06For those reasons, the negotiations are going to be a clear clarification.
11:10And the negotiations are going to be a clear clarification to what we are going to be
11:13in the KMT to be in the KMT and to support the KMT of the KMT.
11:17I thought that was the first one.
11:19Anantra is not a good advantage of the US in the US.
11:23In the US, they are not allowed to use the US as an advantage.
11:33But in the US, they are not allowed to use the US.
11:38When they are not allowed to use the US, what they are allowed to use is the US in the
11:42US.
11:46It is very sensitive to that.
11:50It is very sensitive to that.
11:53If you use blue box, green box, and amber box,
11:58you can use trade distorting and non-trade distorting.
12:04You can use subsidies.
12:04It is very sensitive to that.
12:06If you use a new framework,
12:14you can use a revised fact sheet.
12:19It is clear that
12:22you can't negotiate for those.
12:28The tone and language
12:31you can use a command, a boss,
12:34you can use a new fact sheet.
12:39What does that mean?
12:42You can commit to $500 billion dollars.
12:46You can commit to $500 billion dollars.
12:50You can commit to $500 billion dollars.
13:00You can commit to $500 billion dollars.
13:04You can commit to $500 billion dollars.
13:05Thus, the word is intense.
13:07It is very impressive.
13:14It is a word to $500 billion dollars.
13:30the
13:30website and the
13:34We have a
13:35revised
13:35fact sheet.
13:36We have
13:38for
13:39digital services.
13:44This is
13:45a
13:47tweet
13:48and
13:48fact sheet
13:49and
13:50announce
13:51a
13:52box.
13:54We
13:55have
13:55a
13:57projection
13:58we have
13:58a
13:58project.
13:59We
14:00have
14:01We
14:01have
14:07deeper
14:08engagements.
14:11We
14:12have
14:12a
14:13statement.
14:14We
14:14We
14:15have
14:20a
14:21revised
14:23fact sheet.
14:25We
14:26have
14:55said
14:56use
14:56have
14:56to
14:56talk about
15:01We
15:01have
15:07to
15:24talk about
15:26the
15:26government.
15:26We
15:26have
15:2610
15:26percent
15:27to
15:2710
15:28percent.
15:29We
15:30have
15:3010
15:34percent.
15:35We
15:36to
15:36say
15:39that
15:40we
15:41we
15:41have
15:42we
15:4550
15:47percent.
15:49we
15:50know
15:50that
15:51we
15:51know
15:51that
15:53we
15:55know
15:55that
15:56we
15:56know
16:04that
16:05we
16:06have
16:06to
16:06look at
16:08the details
16:08of
16:09textiles,
16:10leather,
16:11chemicals,
16:12marine
16:12products.
16:15We
16:1610
16:16percent
16:17and
16:1818
16:18percent.
16:19we
16:20have
16:20a
16:20relative
16:20advantage.
16:22We
16:22a
16:24advantageous
16:25positional.
16:27We
16:30have
16:30a
16:33advantageous
16:47positional.
16:49is
16:49zero.
16:50We
16:50have
16:52minerals
16:53and
16:53agriculture
16:53products
16:54are
16:55zero.
16:56Steel,
16:57aluminum,
16:57copper
16:57and
16:58steel,
17:00We
17:01clarity.
17:03We
17:03clear
17:04time
17:14table
17:15and
17:15we
17:16have
17:16to
17:17reduce
17:1910
17:19years
17:19in
17:20years
17:20and
17:25we
17:26have
17:27to
17:27cut
17:2830
17:32percent.
17:34cut
17:3530
17:35We
17:36have
17:36zero.
17:39We
17:40have
17:40alcohol,
17:41apples,
17:43rice,
17:45corn,
17:46we
17:47have
17:47a
17:47whole
17:47question.
17:49I
17:50don't
17:53don't
17:54know.
17:54I
17:54don't
17:55I
18:02don't
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18:26I
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18:28I
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18:31I
18:31don't
18:31know.
18:31I
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19:03I
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19:06I
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20:06I
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20:40don't
20:40know.
20:40I
20:40don't
20:40know.
20:40You
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