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China: Macro-economic Control-Problems and
Prospects - by
Mr. D. S. Rajan
“To maintain economic stability, the
Government should stick to prudent
fiscal and monetary policies and look
for ways to improve and strengthen
macro-economic measures so as to
regulate economic activities, with
focus on reining in the fixed assets
investment and the scale of bank
loansâ€.
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North Korea: Nuclear crisis - Way
ahead
- by
Mr. D. S. Rajan
The failure to achieve a breakthrough
on the North Korean nuclear issue in
the latest fifth round of Six- Party
talks (Beijing, December 18-22, 2006)
should not have come as a total
surprise to the international
community, given the new complexities
brought about to the situation by
Pyongyang’s missile launches (July
2006) and the first nuclear weapon
test (October 9,2006), firmly pointing
towards the inevitability of prolonged
further negotiations from now on to
find a final solution to the thorny
question.
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Indian PM Visit to Japan
- by
Mr. D. S. Rajan
Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan
Singh will pay an official visit to
Japan from December 13 –16, 2006. The
visit is taking place at a time when
significant changes have occurred both
in Japan-India ties and the
geopolitics on East Asia.
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Study of Hu's Visit to India & Pak
- by
Mr. D. S. Rajan
The joint statements issued at the end
of Hu Jintao’s visit to India and
Pakistan afford an opportunity to
assess the extant policy of the
People’s Republic of China (PRC)
towards South Asia and more
particularly India and Pakistan.
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Beijing's Arunachal
Card
- by
Mr. D. S. Rajan
The visit to India of President Hu
Jintao of the People’s Republic of
China (PRC) begins on November 20,
2006. The PRC Ambassador Sun Yuxi’s
statement at New Delhi at such a
juncture that the entire state of
Arunachal Pradesh including Tawang is
Chinese territory (November 13,2006),
has prima-facie been serious enough to
warrant a prompt high level Indian
rebuttal next day, with the External
Affairs Minister, Pranab Mukherjee
saying that the state is an ‘integral’
part of India.
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Mr. D.S. Rajan is
formerly Director in the
Cabinet Secretariat,
Government of India. He can be
reached at
rajan@whatisindia.com
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