While complimenting Arvind Kejriwal for his role in l'affaire Robert Vadra, and supporting his fight against corruption, there is a need to point to some of the tactics adopted by him in their drive against electricity charges in Delhi

Mr Ratan Tata's comments on China are fine, but our core interests and our determination to protect should not get diluted by any tendency towards romanticisation of China.

Concerns have been raised about the security implications of normal economic relations with Pakistan. What's at stake?

The recent Yiwu incident illustrates the dangers of foreigners doing business in some small towns of China where the local authorities often collude with the local Chinese businessmen in harassing foreign businessmen and traders

Since India and China will continue to be potential adversaries so long as the border dispute is not settled, the argument that we should treat the Chinese companies in the same way we treat the Western companies does not hold good.

What will be the impact of the global financial and economic melt-down on the Chinese economy? The present Chinese worry is over jobs as export orders come down. How healthy is their banking system? An answer to this question is not yet available.

Or, more correctly, down. What will be the impact of the global financial and economic melt-down on the Chinese economy? How would it affect Sino-Indian bilateral trade which has galloped to a record US $ 30 billion?