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US-China statement: India uncomfortable
NDTV Correspondent, Tuesday November 17, 2009, New Delhi
In what has come as somewhat of a surprise, a joint statement between US President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao on Tuesday says the two sides are ready to promote peace in South Asia.

The statement lists the situation in South Asia among regional and global challenges.

With a specific reference to India and Pakistan, the statement also says, "The two sides support the improvement and growth of relations between India and Pakistan. The two sides are ready to strengthen communication, dialogue and cooperation on issues related to South Asia and work together to promote peace, stability ad development in that region."

It is unusual for such references to be made and while the Indian government has not reacted officially, New Delhi is generally uncomfortable with such references.
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Posted by Shanthi on Dec 09, 2009
US cannot be allowed to act as Big Boss in our region and India should promptly act in such situations.
Posted by Sarmistha Ray on Nov 18, 2009
Why is India worried about? People should learn from China's development. It is rightly said that India has become a land of Kodas. Without having a beneficial policy, long term strategic goals, no one can prosper. This is true for a country as well. Congress has rulled us for more than 60 years, and where are we today still? I think as per the recent UN report, India's ranking is 132 out of 180 countries. Is it not a shame?
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