Should india continue lending support to the U.S?
603698
Yes. All the other countries should support the U.S. in their decision. If next year Iran said, "we're gonna blow India up until it does not exist", where would be the first place India turned to for help?? It's allies. I'm just glad the U.S. is strong enough to help the other countries when they are suffering or need help. It is always better to be friends than enemies. I'm thankful for the other countries that support the U.S. I'd like to see an end to all the wars and my heart goes out to the people that live in the countries that haven't had peace in many years.
899992
I don't think so but they are afraid of the U.S and will do what they want if requested but India does not really get into the picture in the war on terror.
576541
yes ,but this is only in one case.india must get benefir of its scientists ,they must help their nation ,by returning back and transfer teir knowledge to the new generations.\n\ngood luck
69141
By 2025 India will be lucky if it is not a colony of the US
1044470
They accepted the price of supporting the Soviets in the Cold war.\nBut with globalisation, it just makes sense that the world 2 largest democracies, should move forward in tandem.\n\nThe Cold war era is past. Commercialism makes American products, in demand in India. Technology means Indian savvy, appeals to American firms.\n\nThe rise of China makes sense for these 2 nations to build stronger ties as a buffer.
856030
Seeing as how I agree with every point you've stated............\n\nI believe we should assist those countries that are willing to support our nation's goal of world stability.
950021
In the near future I would say, yes. They will become an economic juggernaut, they do have nuclear weapons, and it is only a matter of time that they begin to launch their own space program.\n\nWhat are we to do? How about playing the Chinese govt. against the Indian govt., to keep these two powers to be, in check.\n\nOne thing we can do, is stop this suicidal policy of free trade, and globalization. Otherwise kiss your jobs good bye
688000
Why not?  India would be a perfect member in the UNSC.  India have proven that religion will not play a major role in its political decisions.  Maybe the world can learn from India.
679310
Friend,\nIndian team is doing good and they should keep this continue. But if some one look into the managment part and try to do some thing better in that then automatically the team will become much better then present. There should not be any politices.  Some great losses beared by indian team in near past due to this mis-managment which should be avoided. The future of the indian team is very good.
521377
The day the US$ depriciates siignificantly and the Indian Rupee appreciates significantly... However, equting both in near future would be a distant possibility
19487
It is a possibility.  There are a few countries, including India and China, which are starting to gain in power and strength.  This is a good thing for world stability.  It is unhealthy for one country to be the ultimate superpower and to think it can run the entire world.  Increasing power gains by other countries will challenge the US and "put it in its place."
213218
America is clearly seeing its own interests and is supporting a country who will be able to help them in future. And clearly  this country is india and not pakistan since india is stronger economically, technologically, militarily and is becoming an important global player. This has nothing to to do with peace in the Indian subcontinent or with ethics.
1028325
USA and its outsourcing, particularly to China and India.
276964
He needs to show support for the Pakistani government, since they show so much for the USA. It is the right thing to do.  As much as people think we show too much favor for India, it is funny, since my friends just spent 5 months there at a Army Hospital just for earthquake relief!!!  America may be fighting, but we are ALWAYS there when needed.  \n\nI hope relations between Pakistan, India and the USA get better and better.
1027151
Having spent the last two months in Pakistan, I feel that there is no way but forward for the country to go.  Having spent a few years back and forth to India, I have found Pakistan the far better of the two countries.  May be it is about time American companies started looking towards Pakistan, a country that cares more for the US then India, ie:  the latest demonstrations in Hyderabad, home of Dell HP Yahoo.
457762
India seeks to play a global role to match it;s growing economic stature.\n\nIt's bidding for a permanent seat in the UN security council.\n\nInterestingly, India was offered a permanent UN security council seat which it gave to China as show of friendship(bad decision) as china is now opposing India's bid.\n\nPakistan at this moment is trying to figure out whether it should support the jehadis fighting against US or it should support US and keep getting the aid on whcih it has survived for so many years.\n\nIndia is way ahead of Pakistan in all respects.
1187129
Probably.  The Indian market isn't as regulated as US or European markets.  But it's easy to become overly paranoid when one's money is on the line.  My experience is that if you invest in a sound Indian company, like Wipro or Infosys or an ETF like the India Fund (IFN) for the long haul you're going to make money because, let's face it, nothing is going to stop India's growth.  But in the current market, with the number of hedge funds and margin buying involved in a relatively thinly traded market (the market capitalization of the Indian market is rather small compared to the U.S.) any freak out by the herd will result in dramatic crashes like we saw in May.  India is more democratic than most developing countries, they have more PhD's than the U.S., they've recently allowed foreign companies to open factories without having an "Indian partner", so the country is moving toward a freer market in order to attract foreign investment.  I wouldn't get too paranoid.