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    • Agencies Tags : India, United States, economic power, Admiral Robert Willard Posted: Friday , Jul 10, 2009 at 1424 hrs
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    When asked how US engagement in Af-Pak effects does its relationship with New Delhi, the Admiral said India has voiced strong support for the US objective to bring peace and stability to Afghanistan and Pakistan.

    "While they voice their support, they also voice their concern that the US might sacrifice our strong bilateral relationship and its long-term benefits for the sake of an immediate Afghanistan-Pakistan campaign strategy," he observed.

    "Our best course of action to allay Indian concerns while garnishing their overall support for our ongoing regional efforts is to continue to strengthen our bilateral relationship with India across all agencies of government, including mil-to-mil," Willard said.

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    A paper tigerBy: Vijay | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward Congress has made India a spineless nation. Even the peoples from the terrorist countries like Pakistan get more importance than Indians. Chinese govt help people to go abroad and earn money. But India govt only exploit NRIs. I've stayed in Europe. Most of the Indians do not know how to behave in a foreign country. So the foreiners look Indians as creatures of thirld world. Truely speaking, the world leaders regard indian politicians as good-for-nothing.
    "military to military ties" - meaning ?By: Indian aborad | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward What this "militray to military relationship" means in reality ? is it buying weapons from US like buying nuclear technology and boosting their financial status ?
    Need for stronger Indo-US ties.By: Billy P Domes | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward India should take this as a cue to not only develop stronger ties with the US, but to also make policy makers in that country realise that they should do more to strengthen ties with India. Unlike Pakistan, which many view as a failed state, policy makers in the USA should be made to realise that they have to strengthen India who besides being the torch bearer of democracy among developing and underdeveloped countries in the world, is also the bulwark in the fight against international Islamic terrorists spawned in Pakistan with the tacit approval of China.
    Global powerBy: A.Dias | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward People talk very high about India in those meetings but in reality they fool us as Indians are treated as third world nationals ( TCN's). Indian Passport has no value internationaly. A donkey from Europe or America even South Africa is far superior than a highly qualified Indian. Indians with Indian Pasport are treated like that. This is the ground reality.Indian Government must note this.
    Global powerBy: Vijay | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward Yes, you're right. I've stayed in Europe. Only some Indians get respect from Europeans, but its personal, not in the name of India. Indians are considered as cowards and inferior to Chinese and Pakis. Congress govt is responsible for it. They made India a begging and boot-licking nation world wide.
    India to become a Key global playerBy: Shrinivas | 10-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward If India really want a globle power Indians require a good 'Dictator' for atleast 10 yrs. So then we will require an certificate from alien country to rank us in terms of power.
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