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I Have Always Regard Nonalignment As A Statement That India's Policies, Foreign Policy Will Be Guided By What I Describe As Enlightened National Interest. That We Will Make Judgments On An Independent Basis, With The Sole Concern Being What Is Enlightened India's National Interest. In That Sense, Nonalignment Remains As Relevant Today As It Was In The Early 1950s.

Pakistan Should Be A Moderate Islamic State. That It Should Be A Prosperous Country Is In India's Interests, And It Is In The World's Interests.

I Believe That Without Looking At Each Other As Rivals Or As Competitors, In A Democratic India, Operating In The Framework Of An Open Economy, An Open Society Has, I Think, Some Significance For Developing Countries, Not Only In Asia But Outside Asia.

Agribusiness And Food Processing Are Important Parts Of Modernizing Our Economy, Of Modernizing Our Agriculture And Moving Into A Phase Where A More Modernized Agriculture Helps Not Only Farmers But Also Helps Consumers.

I Do Believe That The Future Of Civilization Belongs To Those Who Would Lay Emphasis On Working Together Instead Of Talking About Clash Of Civilizations.