Democracy Is Good For World

I Have Always Regard Nonalignment As A Statement That India's Policies, Foreign Policy Will Be Guided By What I Describe As Enlightened National Interest. That We Will Make Judgments On An Independent Basis, With The Sole Concern Being What Is Enlightened India's National Interest. In That Sense, Nonalignment Remains As Relevant Today As It Was In The Early 1950s.

In A Country Where Employment Opportunities Are Not Growing Fast Enough, The Fear Of Change Tends To Be Very Acute.

We Got Government Off The Backs Of The People Of India, Particularly Off The Backs Of India's Entrepreneurs. We Introduced More Competition, Both Internal Competition And External Competition. We Simplified And Rationalized The Tax System. We Made Risk-taking Much More Attractive.

The United States And India Can Work Together.

There Are Partnerships Based On Principle. There Are Partnerships Based On Pragmatism. And Fortunately, When It Comes To Indo-american Relations, Both Concentrations Find A New Robust Phase Of Relationship, A Multi-fasted Relationship Which I Believe Exists In The Interests Of Both Our Countries.