India Has, Of Course, Aspirations Of Getting

The Indian Economy Grew At 5.5 Percent, But If You Look At The Last 30 Years - For Example, 1960 To 1985 - The Progress Made By East Asian Countries Was Phenomenal. In A Single Generation They Had Been Able To Transform The Character Of Their Economy. They Were Able To Get Rid Of Chronic Poverty.

India's Growth Rate Will Be Accelerated, But In The Process, America Would Also Benefit.

I Should Like To Express Our Profound Gratitude To The Americans Of Indian Origin. The Way They Have Conducted Themselves, The Way They Have Worked Hard To Carve Out A Niche For Themselves In The Silicon Valley, I Think This Has Also Given America A New Idea About What India Is Capable Of.

I Pray For That Moment In Which I Think We Can Claim To The World That We Are Now In A Different, New Era Of Indo-american Relationship Of Trust, Of Working Together, Partnership Strengthened Both By Our Commitment To Common Values, And Also The Identity Of Interests.

[urbanization] Is The Inevitable Outcome Of The Processes Of Growth And The Processes Of Modernization.