On a visit to India, the world’s second most populous country, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton touted the prospects for strengthening U.S.-India relations.
On Monday, the two countries concluded a new deal that will grant American companies exclusive rights to sell India civilian nuclear power reactors — a deal that could be worth $10 billion.
But even as that deal was struck, India once again resisted American efforts to limit carbon emissions — a deal India fears would slow its own economy.
Amit Pandya of the The Stimson Center joins Martin Savidge to discuss the Secretary of State’s visit to India and the state of American-Indian relations.
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07/23/2009 :: 12:13:15 PM
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