Hello everyone!! I am Mufidah. Today i will practice my speaking and pronunciation trough reading a news. Good afternoon, viewers. You’re watching TVB News with me, Mufidah Yumna. We will bring you the most updated news from all around the world. The first news is Climate change: Why India can't live without coal. India, the world's third largest emitter of fossil fuels still relies heavily on coal. As nations are urged to phase it out, how easy will it be for India - a fast-growing and developing nation - to ditch the crucial energy resource? India's challenges with climate change can be reflected in a conversation I had with a young businessman named Shaunak back in 2006. "Why should Indians be asked to reduce carbon emissions, when the West has been polluting the planet for decades, and has reaped the benefits?" he asked. The sharp-suited entrepreneur from the city of Mumbai ran a shoe factory, which by his own admission, chugged dirty gases into the air. "I export these shoes to the UK and America. It's like the West has just exported its emissions to developing countries... now why should we stop?" he asked, bemused. A lot has changed since then - global emissions have continued to grow, as has India's population and its economy. And as the West urges India to reduce its carbon emissions, the focus remains on its reliance on coal, one of the dirtiest of fuels which is responsible for more than 70% of India's energy production. The second news is North Korea: Military parade features hazmat suits, gas masks. North Korea has held a military parade to mark the communist state's 73rd founding anniversary, but did not display any major ballistic missiles. State media photos of the night-time parade showed marching soldiers and workers in hazmat suits instead. Leader Kim Jong-un, who looked visibly slimmer, was seen among the unmasked crowds hugging children. North Korea is suffering from food shortages and a deepening economic crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic. On Thursday, state media released images of fire trucks, tractors, and fireworks at the parade. One section of the parade marched in what appeared to be bright red hazmat suits and gas masks, which may be a sign that a special force has been created to help prevent the spread of Covid-19, according to our correspondent. And that was the news for this morning. I am Mufidah Yumna, good afternoon and see you. Alright. That's all from me thank you for listening and see you on my next podcast :)