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00:00Hello and welcome. Good evening. You're watching Super 6 here on India Today.
00:03I'm Akshita Nanda Gopalo. The next one hour, I'll break down today's top stories for you.
00:08We're standing by for a big exclusive with the Goa Chief Minister at the Vixit Goa Summit
00:12being hosted by the India Today Group.
00:14But what have we got lined up for you in this edition of Super 6?
00:18As always, we put the spotlight on the big southern stories of the day.
00:22And today, Prime Minister Modi is in Karnataka.
00:26We'll get your details on the show this evening of the pink line.
00:31The metro pink line that's been inaugurated in Bengaluru by Prime Minister Modi
00:35that's led to a political showdown, a credit war between the BJP and the Congress,
00:40between the centre and the state.
00:42Now, even as we get to what to expect on the show,
00:46I want to cut across now to an exclusive conversation with Goa Chief Minister for Mutsama.
01:00And then, go on.
01:54is always welcome.
01:56I think it's such a shame that after winning, the other party of the people of the party
02:01are also prepared for your party.
02:02And this is a series of 2017.
02:04When you have 13 seats and the Congress of the 17 seats,
02:07then 12 people have come to you.
02:09If you have 20 seats, then 8 Congress of the MLs have come to you.
02:13They also made a statue.
02:14Now I heard that the Sankalp Amonkar,
02:17who was the mayor of Congress,
02:18who was the mayor of Bharati Jantah Party,
02:21they made their statue.
02:22They made a statue.
02:22They made a statue.
02:25They made a statue.
02:26They made a statue.
02:27They made a statue.
02:28They made a statue.
02:28They made a statue.
02:29I don't want to say that everyone,
02:30everyone,
02:31on this line,
02:32on this line,
02:36everyone comes to us.
02:38They're together.
02:39They don't have trust in their leadership.
02:42And when they are a leader,
02:45then definitely anyone will come and join Bharati Jantah Party.
02:48We're saying,
02:48change the slogan,
02:49change the slogan,
02:49Munkhya Mantri Ji.
02:51With everyone,
02:52everyone has a statue.
02:53We don't have a statue.
02:56We don't have a statue.
02:56Then,
02:57I'm telling you,
02:58that the leadership matters.
03:01When the tall leader,
03:02the prime minister,
03:03Narendra Modi,
03:03who is in the party,
03:04the vision of Bharati 2047,
03:08the vision of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th.
03:11Definitely,
03:11the people will join us.
03:12Goa and Vikaas,
03:13the vision of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th
03:15of the 20th of the 20th of the 20th.
03:46So,..
03:47January
03:473, Munkhya
03:48Mantri Gandhi.
03:48I make a difference.
03:50I mean, what's the difference between the seven years?
03:51You've already split the record.
03:53I guess it was difficult, difficult,
03:57easy?
03:58What have you done?
04:00I'm just saying that the people of the community
04:02are the part with the difference.
04:04I mean, when I am saying that
04:06when there are so major leaders and party organizations
04:09are working so well
04:10and very good at it,
04:13so definitely
04:14me like the people of the country
04:16party's work which the party has made because here only the nation's first, state's first
04:24to work on this level, the party's second and third, when we think about this level,
04:29then definitely the party will continue, and the party has made a leader in 2019, in
04:342022, when under my leadership the election has happened, and Modi ji's achievement
04:38from 20 June, the rest of the people have supported me, so automatically the party has
04:43continued for another five years, and I'm talking about development, neither
04:48the government nor the government. I'm saying this, because there have been so big
04:53efforts, there have been so big efforts in the government, so there have been so big efforts
04:56for someone to do, so there have been so big efforts for the people to do, there have been
05:02two international airports, the national highway has been completed, the port has been
05:05developed, railway has been developed, railway has been developed. Today the second railway
05:08was from Vandai, Bhairat, before it was only Goa to Mumbai, today Goa to Bangalore
05:12is already starting, so what are the jobs of Super Specialty Hospital, Dodo Medical College,
05:18Goa is as a small village, this is why I've never been given a question, nor the
05:21man knows no quality or fear. We are not going tozelf for a increase. I'm sure there are
05:33little benefits will be produced, so there are so big efforts. But Bukkye Vantri ji
05:42foreign
06:16foreign
06:24foreign
06:25The party and the government have already started the campaign already.
06:33Now, I am going to go on a little bit about Goa's work, which we will do in the future.
06:40There are two or three things that I have in the big way here,
06:42although you are doing this, all the people are doing this,
06:45all the people are doing this, that which is a work in Goa's work.
06:50But on the other hand, the other side of Goa's rules,
06:54there are many people who are doing this,
06:56there are many other hopes for Goa.
06:59Those are the strong and contradiction,
07:02what can you do better?
07:03Ultimately, the people who are here are the voters here.
07:07Now, they say that the people who are being held here
07:10and the people who are being held here,
07:13who are the ones who are being held under their hope,
07:14who are going to be below their limits.
07:17They take the time to get the time to get the time to get the time to get the time
07:21to get.
07:29foreign
07:30foreign
07:30foreign
07:31and the third is traffic congestion, many of the daily life disrupts of Goans.
07:37Three of your answers.
07:39In the third point, I will start because the population of Goa is approximately 17 lakhs.
07:44The tourists come here, more than one crore tourist comes daily in the state of Goa.
07:49Tourism management, people like the coastal belt, the traffic congestion and all these
07:55and the coastal belt or the capital city is more than here.
07:59We have shifted towards the interior side of the Goa.
08:03That's why we are doing the interior Goa, wildlife centuries and other Goa,
08:10we are increasing because traffic congestion is less here.
08:14We are managing with all types of traffic management.
08:19Now, another thing you said about employment opportunities and other things.
08:27We have spent a lot of time in the last four years.
08:29We have increased more than the school, reskilling and upskilling.
08:32And the children of the government or private sector jobs are more than the other people.
08:38the people of the government, the private sector jobs are more than the people of the government.
08:40Through our staff selection commission, human resource corporations
08:44or the industries of the government.
08:47The industry is more than the pharma industry or shipbuilding industry.
08:50The trained human resource was needed.
08:53The skilled human resource was needed.
08:55For this, the government's whole goal.
08:57So, IITI we have upgraded.
08:59We have started with the new apprenticeship program.
09:01We have started with our human resource corporation.
09:05This is the kind of the 10th field, 12th field.
09:10I also have to be doing this as a child.
09:11As a matter of the central government,
09:13if we are all those children,
09:13we are the IIT, graduate engineers.
09:16When they are doing their own,
09:17then we also have to be doing this,
09:18and they have to be doing this undergraduate child.
09:20That's why we have started with a human resource corporation.
09:23That's why they have to be secure job.
09:24We have been given a lot of children.
09:27Yes.
09:28Unemployment.
09:28Every one of them can't get a government job.
09:31But in the private sector,
09:32there are several opportunities available here.
09:35And the children are taking it.
09:36The third thing, you are coming on the land issues.
09:39The land issues.
09:39The Town and Country Planning Act 39A,
09:42in which you don't care about the people of the government,
09:44and the real estate people are doing.
09:46The land issues.
09:47Actually, which is a sub-judious matter.
09:49Then, I will talk about it.
09:51With the people's interest,
09:53we are acting on it definite.
09:55It will come in the남's
09:57and then the majorsוס.
09:59The Phantom Party Viens has to be
10:15foreign
10:16If a person is going to build a house, then the government doesn't get the permission of it.
10:20That's not true. I have seen that section.
10:24Those who have built a house in the 200 square meters, 300 square meters,
10:28they should also be regularized.
10:30Any private government to change the land use?
10:33You have seen that the maximum of the 80% of the cases,
10:36which is of the 200 square meters, 300 square meters,
10:39maximum of the maximum of 500 square meters of the land,
10:41they have already built a house.
10:44If they have built a house, they have built a house,
10:47they have built a house.
10:49That's why this section was built.
10:51Hardly the few people, they have made a chunk of conversion,
10:55because of the business opportunity,
10:57that's why they have given it.
10:59But the most important thing,
11:00the small land use,
11:02they have used this section.
11:06One more thing,
11:07the vision document that you have made for 2037,
11:10the vision document that you have made for Goa.
11:13First of all,
11:14it seems that you want to make it first from Greece.
11:16Because in Greece,
11:16the vision document in 2047,
11:19the vision document that you have made for 2037,
11:22but in that vision document,
11:23the very interesting thing is,
11:25that the traditional Goa businesses,
11:27like tourism and mining,
11:28on the other Goa,
11:30green energy, semiconductor,
11:31or other manufacturing,
11:33what can you do?
11:34That's what you are trying to do here.
11:37Goa is ready for these things.
11:38Today,
11:39as you said,
11:41the vision document
11:42that we have made for 2037,
11:43we are doing this.
11:45Now,
11:45the Goa is in 100% literate state.
11:48Goa is the highest per capita income.
11:50Goa is the highest literate state.
11:52Goa is the highest literate state.
11:52Goa is the highest literate state.
11:56We have already achieved almost 90% of the scheme,
12:01100% we have achieved.
12:03That's why we are doing that
12:04the rest of the big or small government,
12:06we are on one step.
12:08Even though,
12:09in the sustainable development,
12:11when the May Chief Minister made it,
12:12we were 7 numbers.
12:13Now,
12:14we have 3 or 2 numbers
12:16in sustainable development.
12:18You have seen the financial management system
12:20of NITI.
12:21We are one of the second state
12:23after the Odisha,
12:24one of the best performing states
12:26with the financial management
12:27in the second state.
12:28That's why we want
12:29that we are in 2037
12:32and that you have said
12:33that the traditional business
12:35which is mining
12:36or the shipbuilding
12:37or this business
12:39already is in place.
12:41That's why
12:41the mining in 2012
12:42was closed
12:43according to the guidelines
12:44of the Supreme Court
12:44of the guideline
12:44we have already started
12:47sustainable mining
12:48but the mining
12:49is closed
12:49because of the families
12:50that is also
12:51that is also a big issue
12:52that is a big issue.
12:53That is a very big issue
12:54that you don't think
12:54that environment versus mining
12:56is going to be
12:56in this situation.
12:57How will the government
12:57how will the government
12:58get rid of it?
13:10I am going to tell you
13:12one thing.
13:12I am going to tell you
13:13one thing.
13:13I am going to tell you
13:16because mining
13:18through
13:19how many people
13:19get income
13:21and how many people
13:22get into it?
13:23I am going to tell you
13:24in this office
13:24that mining
13:25is very easy.
13:27Because Congress
13:30we have seen
13:30in one day
13:30we have seen
13:31all the environment
13:31clearances
13:32that we have seen
13:35in one day
13:35that we have seen
13:36the mining
13:37that we have seen
13:38in one day.
13:38That's why I know
13:40that we have seen
13:40That is why
13:41I have seen
13:42as the supreme court
13:42after the ban
13:44of this
13:45in 2019
13:46we have seen
13:46from the first day
13:48that we have seen
13:49the mining
13:49and how to start
13:50with the sustainable
13:51mining
13:52and all the people
13:53who are here
13:55were also
13:56the miners
13:57that we have seen
13:58from the first day
14:10Operation Lotus, but in Congress, I think there is a first prize that you have to get here.
14:16From here we start.
14:18If there is a race that has been going, but the second thing is this, Mr. Vipaksh says that you
14:26believe in Vipaksh, you don't want a voice of dissent in this country.
14:30You just want to look at the color of BJP everywhere.
14:33Just the sound of BJP, stay in the state of the BJP, come in the state of the BJP, come
14:38in the state of the BJP.
14:40You want to look at BJP, and the other parties, and dissent voices, you can kill the other.
14:48Operation Lotus, which you have done in the Goa, you have now been going on in history.
14:54Breaking the Congress, 8 out of 11, that's what happened.
14:58We don't have to lose anyone.
15:00We did not have to lose anyone.
15:01We did not have to lose anyone.
15:03We did not have to lose anyone in the past 10.
15:04We did not have to lose anyone in the 12th century.
15:07So we did not have to lose anyone.
15:08foreign
15:41He said that we want to come to the BGP to the BGP, so we have welcomed them, that's why
15:48we have to come to the BGP.
15:51But this is a very interesting thing, that the Congress of the MLS is very happy to go to the
15:54BGP,
15:55they want to go very quickly, but the original BGP people have to keep the party from the party,
16:02we are saying that, like Lakshmikan Parsekar is the former Chief Minister,
16:06our government is still coming to the party, but we have already come in party.
16:11Or, Utpal Parrikar is the last time we fought for the party,
16:15which was the BGP party here,
16:18We have no problem for your information,
16:21for your information, Utpal Parrikar to give the party another place,
16:27and then there was an option that was given to the other place and then the election contest
16:33then you should always listen to the big leader every time you should listen to the big leader
16:36every time you can stay in one place and then you can fight so now you can become a big
16:41leader. Pramodhji has taken his heart and said that we will not stop you. We were talking about
16:45your right because we have come to our conclave today but when we are in Goa and
16:53and we thought that we will do the interview in the next one.
16:56The next question is Samandar Kinare.
16:58Yeah, absolutely. No problem.
17:22We thought that another link of the Namor Metro, the Bangalore Metro was launched.
17:27The 100km mark has been crossed of Namor Metro with the pink line.
17:32But a political fight over who pays for it is now overshadowing the milestone.
17:38Karnataka and the Centre are quoting conflicting funding figures.
17:41This controversy could now delay cost revisions and approvals for future projects as well.
17:47Not the first time we have seen this kind of a fight play out between the state and Centre over
17:52Metro in Karnataka.
18:00Bengaluru's Namor Metro has just crossed the 100km milestone with the inauguration of the pink line on Friday.
18:10The pink line connects Kalena Agrahara to Tawarkere.
18:14It was built at a cost of around 3,470 crore rupees.
18:19It offers interchange with the existing network and is expected to ease traffic congestion.
18:24This city is a big engine of innovation and economic growth.
18:32This is why the strong development of the Bangalore region and the public infrastructure
18:38is a big advantage of Kendra government.
18:43With this thought, the Kendra government is working in Nama Metro.
18:51Even as the city celebrates, the inauguration was marred by a credit war between the Centre and the DK Shivakumar
18:58government.
19:00Metro projects may bring a 50-50 partnership but actual financial burden in the state which is higher.
19:08In Bangalore Metro bears the cost of the land, about 50, land acquisition for 50-50.
19:13But still the central taxes, 100% of the state taxes remain the entire of most costs with us.
19:21Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Bairagoda claims that Karnataka paid 65,291 crore rupees or 83.8% of the
19:3377,891 crore rupees approved for Nama Metro's Phase 3.
19:41The government told some comment that Karnataka is a small company.
19:45The United States has a small company entitled to the land the city of Nama Metro.
19:46In fact, the government has a small company, until the city changes as a temporary government.
19:55The government has a small company and is expected to come from home.
20:01Bangalore South MP Tejasree Surya has rejected the claim by the Congress government.
20:05Surya claims that the centre's share was 53.35%.
20:10In 2014, Bengaluru Metro network was only 7 km.
20:20And today, Bengaluru Metro has hit a century.
20:28Bengaluru Metro network is today at 103 km.
20:33Two competing claims, one Namma Metro.
20:36The slugfest between the Congress and the BJP has led to fears that the controversy could delay approval for revised
20:42cost estimates and future projects of Namma Metro.
20:47For citizens, the question is simple.
20:49Will the credit war slow down the next metro line?
20:53Bureau Report, India Today.
20:59Now, yes, there's a lot of politics that's playing out over the metro and who's really funded this project.
21:06We'll get to that in just a bit and have our panelists with us.
21:09But one of the striking moments of the Prime Minister's visit to Karnataka has been these images.
21:14Of the born homie, the warmth, the friendship between Prime Minister Modi and Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shruvkumar.
21:21It was hard to miss, really, because at every event that they were together, they were all smiles.
21:26And you could see the warmth between the two leaders from exchanging handshakes, sharing a laugh or two, flagging off
21:33the metro together.
21:34The Prime Minister did this last time with Chief Minister Vijay also when they had flagged off a train together
21:40once again when they had held hands.
21:42This time with D.K. Shruvkumar.
21:44Now, all of this, you could argue, is a formal gesture.
21:48But the born homie between the centre and southern state leaders seem to be emerging as a new normal.
21:54Because you're seeing this with the Prime Minister in Karnataka with D.K. Shruvkumar
21:59and the Prime Minister in Tamil Nadu with Chief Minister Vijay, with Rewant Reddy in Telangana, with VD Satishan in
22:06Keralam.
22:06The political equation is looking very different from the days of the old guard in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu where
22:13boycotts was the flavour of the season.
22:15The moment the Prime Minister would touch down, the Chief Minister would skip protocol of being there.
22:19Now, however, D.K. Shruvkumar has made it a point to be there every step of the way at every
22:24official function of the Prime Minister as it should be.
22:26And what we're therefore also seeing is perhaps a new chapter where even Congress Chief Ministers are saying we need
22:33good ties with the central government irrespective of political differences.
22:37And that that will help the state progress further.
22:40Those images, by the way, going viral now of D.K. Shruvkumar and Prime Minister Modi sharing a laugh or
22:46two.
22:46Let me open this up.
22:48We're focusing, remember, on Namam Metro and the pink line that was inaugurated today by Prime Minister Modi and Chief
22:53Minister D.K. Shruvkumar.
22:55Questions being asked of who funded this project. Was it the Karnataka government? Was it the central government?
23:01Sudha Halkai, Karnataka BJP spokesperson and Bhavya Narasimha Murthy, Congress national spokesperson with us on this broadcast.
23:08Namaskara. Thank you both very much for your time.
23:10Namaskara.
23:11Sudha Ma'am, I'd like to begin with you because I did see what the BJP has been saying very
23:17clearly about the funding for this project.
23:19The Congress has responded saying, look, just because a loan has been granted, that doesn't automatically translate to funding from
23:26the central government.
23:29Sudha Ma'am, very good evening and congratulations to all the people of Bangalore for the Namam Metro elevation of
23:347.5 kilometres once again.
23:37And as Honorable Prime Minister Modi has told that 7 kilometres was there in 2014 and now it has hit
23:43the century of more than 103 kilometres now.
23:47Now, when it comes to the credit score, what the false propaganda Congress, as usual, they're doing the false negative
23:54narrative, what they have been always building up.
23:56Let me tell you, it is 20-20% of the state and the central government and the rest of
24:01the 60%, that is more than 41,550 crores, has been taken from the World Bank.
24:06And Bangalore being the Silicon City and the engine of the development and economy, the central government under the leadership
24:15of Honorable Prime Minister Modi has taken this big step to ease the comforts of the people of Bangaloreans.
24:23And now, let me come to this point. These people who tell that they don't have money for the diesel
24:29to put for the buses, these people who don't have the money to fill the potholes, these people who don't
24:34have the money to give the guarantees, these people who say that the extra crew of the government is empty,
24:40we don't have money, we don't have money.
24:43All the while they have been saying this for everything, not even to give money to the farmers who are,
24:48we have a drought which has hit in the past 70 years and these people have the money to give
24:54for the metro.
24:55This is the false narrative, what they have always been taking.
24:59Ma'am, you have given the breakdown, you have given the breakdown in which you have referred to a foreign
25:04loan, which is the World Bank contribution that you are talking about.
25:07Who pays off that loan? That is taken by the central government.
25:12No, no, no. One minute, one minute, one minute, one minute. See, this decision was taken by the central government.
25:21Okay.
25:22And it is 9,000 was only 9,100 odd crore was the only thing for the land the state
25:28government had to give and that because they have delayed and everything 14,000 crores they have to pay with
25:33a penalty.
25:33so rest of the amount is paid by the
25:35central government what do you say
25:37what do you have to why not the other schemes
25:39or the other development going on in Karnataka
25:41okay Bhavya Narasim Amurthy
25:43paid by the state government
25:45no they should have spoken the truth isn't it
25:47they told 84% is paid by the state
25:49government
25:59let me
25:59give you the breakdown okay
26:02please
26:02the 28,000 crore loan
26:05that we took
26:06from BMRCL
26:09who is going to repay the loan
26:11Narendra Modi
26:12who is going to repay
26:14Narendra Modi
26:16or the central government
26:17state government
26:22I'm sorry but it's a national channel
26:24Kannada Beda
26:25please English
26:26you should not interrupt me
26:27please it's a national channel Kannada Beda
26:30I'm sorry
26:32I'm really happy you said this
26:33because every time there is a Hindi spokesperson
26:36no you people never interrupt me
26:37no no trust me I do it
26:40irrespective man
26:40I'm someone from the south I do it
26:42yeah let me come back
26:43let me come back to this
26:45you know what the guarantor means
26:47let me explain it in a very basic term to
26:50Ms Sudha
26:52guarantor means
26:53this person is taking loan
26:55on behalf of this person
26:57I'm going to give a guarantee
26:58so the central government
27:00which is much bigger
27:02compared to state governments
27:03whenever we take a foreign loan
27:05they give a guarantee
27:06that's it
27:07it ends there
27:08they don't repay
27:09they don't pay the interest
27:11they don't pay back the loan
27:13they have taken this big step of
27:14so if you are my friend
27:16Ms Sudha
27:17let's consider you are my friend
27:19I am buying a house
27:20because I don't have that much asset
27:22I'll ask you to
27:23come as a guarantor
27:25so you will come and sit in my house
27:26and say you are the owner
27:28no
27:29doesn't work for that
27:30I am going to pay my loan
27:32I am going to pay my loan
27:33so I am the owner
27:35you are just a guarantor
27:36I am the owner
27:38no
27:38why did your leader
27:40take the cost
27:41one point at a time
27:44one point at a time
27:45one point at a time
27:47one second
27:47you understand the meaning of a guarantor now
27:50okay
27:51one second
27:52Sudha ma'am do you want to answer
27:53on the point of guarantor
27:54not central government
27:55Sudha ma'am do you want to answer
27:56about the specific point
27:57about the guarantor
27:58let them tell
27:59see we know what is guarantor
28:01let them tell
28:02let them tell
28:03I am giving you facts Sudha
28:04hey listen
28:05let me tell you
28:06let me tell you
28:07okay okay one at a time please
28:09one at a time
28:09because she knows she is lying
28:11ask her not to interrupt me
28:12let me finish it
28:13ask your leaders not to lie
28:1463,000 is bailed by the state government
28:16aren't they lying
28:18aren't they lying to the people
28:19aren't they lying to the people
28:19okay you ask the question
28:21Sudha and Bhavya respond
28:21who is going to repay
28:22who is going to repay
28:23central government will repay
28:25people of Garnataka
28:26have the people
28:28have the people
28:28have the people
28:29no why have you taken the loan
28:30of eight lakhs
28:31more than eight lakhs loan
28:32is there on the
28:33eight lakhs crore loan
28:35is there on the burden
28:35of the people of Garnataka
28:37you gave a guarantee
28:38so that means central government
28:39paid the money
28:41who is going to repay the loan
28:43you have the money
28:45you have the money only for the
28:45micro
28:46what is your case
28:47what is your case
28:48what is your case
28:49what is your case
28:49what is your case
28:50what is your case
28:51okay one second
28:53let's take this question by question
28:55please nothing is coming across
28:57no point is coming across
28:59if you shouting over each other
29:00one point at a time
29:02one point at a time
29:04Sudha ma'am once again
29:05the point that the congress
29:06is constantly raising
29:07is that a guarantor
29:09doesn't automatically mean
29:10that you have given the money
29:13see one minute
29:14all the initiative
29:15was taken by the state government
29:17by the central government
29:18my question is
29:19why these people have lied
29:20to the people of Karnataka
29:22that more than 65,000 crores
29:25is paid by the state government
29:26my question is very simple
29:28all this debate has erupted
29:30only after the false narrative
29:32what these people have said
29:33the congress leaders
29:34so called congress leaders
29:36take it Krishna Bhairagauda
29:38or DK Shukumar
29:39what all they have told to the people
29:40that they have paid more than 60%
29:42is it a fact
29:43let them clarify
29:44what are the numbers
29:45what are the numbers
29:46I'll tell you
29:46I'll come in with the numbers
29:47please do
29:48please tell us the numbers
29:49because here's what we have
29:51Karnataka has contributed
29:5265,291 crores
29:55their centre
29:5612,600 crores
29:58this is what the state government
29:59is saying
30:00no this is what the state government
30:03is saying
30:03but the fact is
30:04that is 9,164 crores
30:08is given for the land
30:10and 41,665 crores
30:12is given by the
30:14central government
30:15that is whatever
30:15they have taken
30:16the funds from the
30:17world bank
30:18and 20% is given
30:19by the state government
30:2020% by the central government
30:2720% is given by the
30:29central government
30:3020% is given by the
30:3120% is given by the
30:31state government
30:32Suta you're making a fool
30:33of yourself by lying
30:34on a national channel
30:35one at a time please
30:36one at a time
30:37Bhavya Bhavya your response
30:38rest is taken by the
30:40world bank
30:40okay Suta ma'am please
30:41hold on
30:41you people are making a fool
30:43of yourself Bhavya
30:44you people are making a fool
30:45of yourself
30:45please hold on
30:47Bhavya please make your point
30:48get into a shouting fest
30:49please
30:50no shouting fest
30:51Bhavya this is your time
30:52go ahead
30:5412,000 crore is what
30:56central government gave
30:58you are adding 28,000 crore loan
31:01to central government grant
31:02no that's not how it works
31:04the loan is supposed to be
31:05repaid
31:06will central government pay
31:08the 28,000 crore rupees
31:10no
31:11we the people of Karnataka
31:13will pay
31:13so central government
31:15did not contribute
31:1641,000 crores
31:17central government only gave
31:1912,000 crores
31:21that's it
31:22you cannot steal credit like that
31:25okay but let me
31:26let me highlight Bhavya
31:27let me highlight
31:29let me also highlight to you
31:31okay let me also highlight to you
31:33what the BGP has been saying
31:35what the BGP
31:36Tejasvi Surya put forth this question
31:37Tejasvi Surya put forth this question
31:39and I'd like your response
31:40Bhavya just hold on please
31:41give me a minute
31:43Tejasvi Surya while holding a press conference
31:45asked this question of the Congress
31:46I'd like your response
31:47asking essentially why
31:49when other states go ahead
31:51and use stamp duty
31:52property revenues
31:53to support metro projects
31:55development charges
31:56why didn't Karnataka do that
31:57why did they bring in
31:58additional sources of metro revenue
32:01we have our own model
32:02not every
32:03every state has to follow one
32:04but that's what led to the borrowing
32:06why should we do that
32:07no no no why should we
32:08one second
32:09the state the stamp duty
32:10everything comes from
32:11across Karnataka
32:12how can we use that
32:14completely on a Bangalore infrastructure
32:16no but that's how it works
32:17whatever loan we take
32:19the Bangalore infrastructure
32:20whatever income comes in BMRCL
32:22they will pay
32:23that's how a sustainable model is done
32:26a loan is sustainable
32:27you are saying that that's more sustainable
32:29some other state might follow a different model
32:30we are not going to follow that
32:33Sudha your response
32:34yeah okay now let me come into this
32:36now after this three years of the
32:38formation of the Congress government in Karnataka
32:40the inflation right has reached to the sky
32:42and when she's talking about the stamp duty handle
32:45it is reached more than
32:46they've increased for more than 500 times
32:48okay now
32:49all the prices have been increased from milk
32:51bus fares to alcohol and everything
32:54more than 200 types of
32:55fares have been increased
32:56and taxes have been increased
32:57and the farmers subsidies
32:59everything has been cancelled till date
33:01my question is
33:02they are talking about the sustainability of the
33:04Bangalore of the state
33:06how are they going to sustain
33:07where is the money
33:08they're saying the extractor is empty
33:10what about the 4 lakh 50,000 budget
33:13what they have allocated
33:14what about the 8.5 lakh loan
33:16what they have taken
33:17the guarantee amount
33:18and they have taken
33:19more than 32,000 crores extra money
33:22from increase in the price
33:24from the people of Karnataka
33:25that is more than half of the
33:26guarantee scheme amount
33:28what they've given
33:28so where is all the money gone
33:30they absolutely
33:31when it comes to farmers
33:32they're saying
33:33we don't have the money
33:34when it comes to diesel
33:35we don't have money
33:36to put diesel for the buses
33:39I mean what are the price hikes
33:4032 percent price hike
33:43for the buses
33:44more than 20 rupees
33:45price hike in past 3 years
33:47for the milk
33:471 liter milk
33:48imagine 600 rupees is increased
33:50per month
33:51minimum 1 liter milk
33:52is taken by one family
33:54and look at the bus fares
33:55and electricity fares
33:56everything
33:57this is the sustainability
33:58of the state
33:59okay Bhavya
33:59your final response
34:00before I wrap this up
34:01you know I don't even know
34:02why she brought up the price hike
34:04when she was caught red handed
34:05on an actual challenge
34:06no she's suggesting that
34:07the state coffers are empty
34:08she's suggesting that
34:09the state coffers are empty
34:10it's bad financial planning
34:12by Karnataka
34:14if you want to discuss price
34:16then we can have another debate
34:18okay and whatever the
34:20this is what you told
34:21that you have taken for the
34:22sustainability of the state
34:23sustainability
34:24this is how you're going to
34:26maintain the sustainability
34:27of the state Bhavya
34:28this is how you're going to
34:29maintain that
34:30see this woman
34:31she's not even letting
34:32yeah
34:32Sudha ma'am just hold on
34:33please let her finish
34:34it's a closing comment
34:35let her finish this
34:35when she talks I am super quiet
34:36she doesn't even let me talk
34:38go ahead go ahead
34:38we will ensure go ahead
34:41now you're talking about the price
34:42Sudha
34:43do you know how economy works
34:46how much is the price of a petrol
34:47and the diesel
34:48I'm just holding on
34:49please hold on let her finish
34:50overnight
34:51you think transport charges
34:52doesn't apply
34:53when petrol and diesel prices
34:55are increasing
34:57every commodity
34:59it automatically increases
35:01so first let's start from there
35:03who is responsible for that
35:05do you know the price of
35:06petrol and diesel today
35:08or should I tell you
35:09so let's not even
35:11come back to
35:12coming back to Metro
35:13I have given you a proper
35:14my government
35:15has taken the burden of
35:171,000 crore
35:18on its head
35:19okay I'm wrapping this up
35:211 lakh crore
35:21amount has taken the burden
35:23to safeguard the people of
35:24Karnataka and India
35:25as well for the petrol and
35:25I'm wrapping this up
35:26I'm wrapping this up
35:27ultimately I will say this
35:28congratulations to both of you
35:30because we now have the pink light
35:32of the metro inaugurated
35:34irrespective of who
35:35has you know
35:37ensured it's done
35:38thank you
35:38to both of you
35:39the centre and the state
35:40for making this possible
35:41because Bengaluru needs it
35:43the people of Karnataka
35:44and today Karnataka
35:45is second on the metro line
35:46Karnataka people
35:47deserve it more
35:48I thought I thought
35:50I could get both of you
35:51on the same page
35:52on this clearly
35:53I can't
35:53I tried to get
35:55the BJP and the Congress
35:57on the same page
35:58that at least we're welcoming
35:59an additional stretch of
36:01the number metro in Bengaluru
36:02I'll wrap this up
36:03thank you both very much
36:04for your time
36:04Sudha Halkai and Bhavya Narsimovar
36:06thank you
36:06thank you
36:09okay
36:09heated debate
36:10the Karnataka metro project
36:12triggering this big centre
36:13versus state showdown
36:14but let's move on now
36:15talk about news
36:16from Tamil Nadu
36:17where we saw
36:18Chief Minister Vijay
36:20with little talapathis
36:21if you will
36:22this children's day
36:23Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
36:24turned up at a school
36:25in Kolatur
36:26that's not a coincidence
36:27spending the day
36:28with his youngest fans
36:30from sharing smiles
36:31and distributing goodies
36:32to sitting down
36:33for a meal
36:34with the children
36:34these are some of those
36:36viral images
36:37from the celebration
37:01Tamil Nadu
37:02witnessed
37:02its first children's day
37:04celebrations
37:04under Chief Minister
37:06C. Joseph Vijay
37:07on Friday
37:07from personally
37:09distributing cakes
37:10and greeting cards
37:11to spending time
37:12with school children
37:13in Kolatur
37:14the Chief Minister
37:15made sure
37:15the day was special
37:16for the little ones
37:25cakes
37:26cakes
37:26cakes were distributed
37:27to over 61.84 lakh students
37:30across the state
37:31Chief Minister Vijay
37:32also penned his wishes
37:33on drawings
37:34by students
37:35but the celebrations
37:37were not just about
37:38gifts and greetings
37:43for the children
37:44the children
37:45were not just about
37:46the children
37:46the children
37:46the children
37:46were being served
37:48hygienic
37:48and nutritious meals
37:54and while Vijay
37:55had surprises
37:56for the children
37:57the little ones
37:58had something
37:59for him too
38:00from handwritten letters
38:02to their heartfelt messages
38:03children made sure
38:05that the Chief Minister
38:06took home
38:07a few special memories
38:12State Ministers
38:13Basi Anand
38:14and Adhavarjuna
38:15also joined the celebrations
38:21Minister Adhavarjuna
38:23has come inside
38:23this classroom
38:24wishing the students
38:25here for happy
38:26Children's Day
38:27he's there
38:28distributing cake
38:29and greeting card
38:30and a chocolate
38:31it's quite gleeful
38:33the kind of atmosphere
38:34that we're witnessing
38:34here
38:35he's come inside
38:36to personally
38:37give a sweet box hamper
38:39some sort of a hamper
38:40on the occasion
38:41of Children's Day
38:42it's tomorrow actually
38:43but today is Friday
38:44and tomorrow is the
38:45school holiday
38:45and therefore
38:47it's early Children's Day
38:49here in Tamil Nadu
38:50what are you doing?
38:52chocolate
38:53and biscuit
38:56and cake
38:57and card
38:58and pouch
39:01did you do it?
39:02and cake
39:03yes
39:04we're eating
39:06we're eating
39:07we're eating
39:10we're eating
39:11chocolate
39:13biscuit
39:15cake
39:16we're eating
39:17we're eating
39:17we're eating
39:18we're eating
39:20we're eating
39:21for children
39:22it's often the little moments
39:24the smiles
39:24the hugs
39:25and the memories
39:26that make a day truly special
39:28and Vijay did that for them
39:30with Anaga Keshav
39:32Bureau Report
39:33India Today
39:38Shifting Focus
39:39Shifting Focus
40:01Shifting Focus
40:04just a little longer
40:05for all those hoping
40:07well
40:07some of it's back up
40:08here in India too
40:14Friday the 13th is usually associated with bad luck
40:18and this time big tech seems to have taken the hit
40:23Microsoft's global outage has disrupted outlook teams and co-pilot across 74 countries
40:31but while Microsoft engineers are scrambling to fix the problem
40:35there's another group that seems to be having the time of their lives
40:40corporate employees
40:43no emails to reply to
40:47no teams meetings to attend
40:50no urgent follow-ups
40:52and definitely no just one quick call from the boss
40:58it's been over 16 hours and Microsoft is still working to restore multiple services
41:05but for netizens the outage has turned into an unexpected digital holiday
41:12social media is flooded with memes
41:15jokes and reactions from employees celebrating their sudden freedom from office notifications
41:23some are calling it the Friday the 13th miracle
41:26while others are wondering if they should even wish for Microsoft to come back online
41:33of course the fun may not last forever
41:36because the moment outlook and teams are back
41:39so are those unread mails
41:41pending tasks and meeting invites
41:44until then corporate employees have just one prayer
41:49let the outage last a little longer
41:58your weekend plans are sorted because Rajiti Khan's jailer 2 is now out on OTT
42:04fans were expecting some surprises some deleted scenes even featuring Mohan Lal to be in the OTT version
42:11but none of that is there you can catch the film now on OTT platforms I'm leaving you with this
42:16report
42:16thanks for tuning in
42:18in the two months
42:20in the past
42:21you can see anything you can see
42:23you can see it
42:24you can see it
42:25you can see it
42:27who is he
42:29who is he
42:29who is he
42:29who is he
42:30who is he
42:45here's the reality check
42:48yo vandi
42:49yo vandi
42:50yo vandi
42:51yo vandi
42:52yo vandi
42:53yo vandi
42:53yo vandi
42:53yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
42:54yo vandi
43:02there was considerable speculation that Rajini Khan's jailer 2 would arrive on OTT
43:08with scenes that did not make it to the theatrical version
43:11in particular fans were hoping to see additional footage featuring Mohan Lal and Santanam
43:18whose portions were repeatedly cut on the editing table
43:21I don't want to take a sniper to the jailer
43:25I don't want to take a shot
43:28coffee or tea
43:29coffee or tea
43:31coffee or tea or not
43:31coffee or tea or not
43:34coffee or tea or not
43:34coffee or not
43:35you don't know if you're in the hospital
43:37you'll have to go to the hospital
43:40you
43:41you
43:41you
43:41you
43:43however the film's digital premiere appears to have put an end to those expectations
43:49Jailer 2 began streaming on Amazon Prime Video on November 12th
43:53four weeks after its theatrical release
43:57this time
43:58this time
44:00this time
44:00this time
44:00this time
44:00this time
44:06however viewers tuning in for an extended cut
44:09will find that the streaming version is the same as the one streamed in cinemas
44:14the one streamed in cinemas
44:16this time
44:17this time
44:18this time
44:18this time
44:19this time
44:19this time
44:20this time
44:23has been a theatrical run time of 2 hours and 43 minutes
44:26there are no additional scenes featuring Mohanlal, Santanam or other cast members
44:31this time
44:46the possibility of deleted scenes making it to the digital version had fueled discussions among fans in the days leading
44:52up to the premiere
44:56for the film
45:20and the film
45:23with viewers hoping to see more of his character.
45:28Sant'Anam's portions had also become a talking point amid reports of scenes being trimmed during editing.
45:35For now, fans hoping to watch the unseen footage will have to wait for the makers to release the deleted
45:41scenes separately if they choose to do so.
45:45Yo, Vandi! Yo, Vandi! Yo, Vandi!
45:51Meanwhile, the Nelson Dilip Kumar directorial has reportedly crossed 825 crore in worldwide gross collections.
45:59I'm a sniper with a jailer. I'll be there.
46:07Coffee or tea?
46:09Coffee or tea is not a choice.
46:11It's not a choice.
46:15It's not a choice.
46:17It's not a choice.
46:19It's not a choice.
46:21It's not a choice.
46:22It's not a choice.
46:23On the other hand, Rajnikanth will next be seen in Ashwat Marimuthu's Dharman alongside Nayantara and Shree Lila.
46:31Produced by Kamal Haasan, the film is progressing at a brisk pace with the team currently shooting several portions featuring
46:39the superstar.
46:39It's not a performance.
46:43It was a bomb.
46:44It was a bomb.
46:45The entertainment bureau.
46:46India today.