I Think The Chinese Do Have Visions

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

India Is This Great Experiment Of A Billion People Of Such Great Diverse Persuasions Working Together, Seeking Their Salvation In The Framework Of A Democracy. I Believe It Will Have Some Lessons For All The Multicultural Societies.

I Believe All Societies, All Thriving Societies Of The Future Are Going To Be Multicultural Societies.

The Service Of India Means The Service Of Those Teeming Millions Steeped In Poverty, Ignorance And Disease. To See That In My Lifetime We Can Soften These Harsh Edges Of Extreme Poverty And Unleash A New Economic And Social Revolution Which Will Bring Out The Latent Creativity And Entrepreneurial Spirit Of Our People, I Think That's What I Feel, I Think.

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.