Welcome to the model city. Famishing come up guy once the chicane head now hispano and has given way to shiny glass buildings. Indias first socalled smart city was built on his fields around the clock there are people working here for customers all over the world. Like. Fifteen years ago this was all just fields now an entire city has been built on land that i used to farm. Here in my car parts of our city we now have people working in twenty six i. T. Parks. Mother potter is a showcase city it reflects everything that india would like to be efficient clean and safe. It was built by investors with the promise of rapid growth and a new prosperity. Start cities like this one are now planned for areas all over the country. It was a dramatic transformation. Look at this was our old house. Was right next to it and thats where we kept our livestock the family owned thirty five hectares of land they turned it over to investors you know run the new city. I mean as a farmer i only had one set o
Day. Where are we in the continuing drama of what the hell is going to happen to greece . Eric trying to make sense of the story is exactly what were trying to do. It has been a heck of a day here in athens, greece, because as you mentioned, we learned earlier in the day that Alexis Tsipras made a counter offer to his european creditors, saying i will take most of what you put on the table, but with some conditions. These are not minor conditions. He has some issues with the value added tax, for example. He has issues with pension reform. He wants to delay pension reform. He wants to get the give the parliament an opportunity to weigh in on labor legislation. They sound like small, discrete points, but added up, they are very important. Its not clear how well they would go down with european creditors, and im talking about the imf and the ecb and the european commission, if they were willing to sit down at the table, but what we learned from Jeroen Dijsselbloem the dutch finance minist
Day. Where are we in the continuing drama of what the hell is going to happen to greece . Eric trying to make sense of the story is exactly what were trying to do. It has been a heck of a day here in athens, greece, because as you mentioned, we learned earlier in the day that Alexis Tsipras made a counter offer to his european creditors, saying i will take most of what you put on the table, but with some conditions. These are not minor conditions. He has some issues with the value added tax, for example. He has issues with pension reform. He wants to delay pension reform. He wants to get the give the parliament an opportunity to weigh in on labor legislation. They sound like small, discrete points, but added up, they are very important. Its not clear how well they would go down with european creditors, and im talking about the imf and the ecb and the european commission, if they were willing to sit down at the table, but what we learned from Jeroen Dijsselbloem the dutch finance minist
Day. Where are we in the continuing drama of what the hell is going to happen to greece . Eric trying to make sense of the story is exactly what were trying to do. It has been a heck of a day here in athens, greece, because as you mentioned, we learned earlier in the day that Alexis Tsipras made a counter offer to his european creditors, saying i will take most of what you put on the table, but with some conditions. These are not minor conditions. He has some issues with the value added tax, for example. He has issues with pension reform. He wants to delay pension reform. He wants to get the give the parliament an opportunity to weigh in on labor legislation. They sound like small, discrete points, but added up, they are very important. Its not clear how well they would go down with european creditors, and im talking about the imf and the ecb and the european commission, if they were willing to sit down at the table, but what we learned from Jeroen Dijsselbloem the dutch finance minist
Day. Where are we in the continuing drama of what the hell is going to happen to greece . Eric trying to make sense of the story is exactly what were trying to do. It has been a heck of a day here in athens, greece, because as you mentioned, we learned earlier in the day that Alexis Tsipras made a counter offer to his european creditors, saying i will take most of what you put on the table, but with some conditions. These are not minor conditions. He has some issues with the value added tax, for example. He has issues with pension reform. He wants to delay pension reform. He wants to get the give the parliament an opportunity to weigh in on labor legislation. They sound like small, discrete points, but added up, they are very important. Its not clear how well they would go down with european creditors, and im talking about the imf and the ecb and the european commission, if they were willing to sit down at the table, but what we learned from Jeroen Dijsselbloem the dutch finance minist