Democracies Don't Go To War.

Those Who Create Wealth Should Be Shown The Greatest Respect.

There Was A Research I Think Team, Which Conducted A Survey About What Indians Think Of Americans, And 71 Percent I Believe Said, Well, I Think All The Nice Things About Our Working Together With The United States. But There Are People I Think That Are Old Mind-sets, Who Still I Think Remain Mired In The Cold War Ideology.

I Believe That Without Looking At Each Other As Rivals Or As Competitors, In A Democratic India, Operating In The Framework Of An Open Economy, An Open Society Has, I Think, Some Significance For Developing Countries, Not Only In Asia But Outside Asia.

There Are Diverse Ways In Which - Right Now, Terror And All That Goes With It Is A Prime Concern. It's A Concern Of The United States. It's A Concern Of India. Joint Strategies, Cooperation, Joint Sharing Of Intelligence, In Controlling Terrorism, In Making The World Free From Terror. I Think That's The Fundamental, I Think, Consideration If Our Development Aspirations Are To Be Fulfilled. And I Think Our Two Countries Can Cooperate.

The Chinese Economy Is Growing At The Rate Of 9 Percent; The Indian Economy Growing At The Rate Of 8 Percent - Enormous I Think Opportunities For Two-way Flow Of Trade, Technology And Investment.