New Delhi, Sept 2, SPA -- News bulletins created by Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera and dubbed into the Hindi language will be broadcast from Friday on Indian television, targetingone of the world's largest Muslim populations, TVexecutives said. The news channel signed a news sharing agreement onThursday with India TV, a private Indian televisioncompany, to telecast Arabic news with Hindi voiceovers,Wadah Khanfar, managing director of Al-Jazeera, told a newsconference. "India (is) an important base for us and this agreementwill enable us to provide India with news about the Arabworld and vice versa," he said. In return, Al-Jazeera will broadcast Indian news bulletinsin the Middle East. "There is no exchange of money. It is a news barter,"Khanfar said. Al-Jazeera is one of the most popular news stations inArabic-speaking countries, where most media outlets arestate-owned. From Friday, Indian audiences with cable access can watchAl-Jazeera programming on India TV at 11 p.m. (1730 GMT)each day, said Ritu Dhawan, head of production at India TV. Dhawan said the target audience is India's more than 120million Muslims.--SPA1338 Local Time 1038 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/197374