In the American weekly BusinessWeek
, a note
appeared in which accents are finally placed on Indian terrorism and the future of the “fastest growing” economy in the world.
In continuation of the Indian theme.
“After the Mumbai events, it becomes clear,” the newspaper writes, “that the Indian government needs to take a series of measures to strengthen national security, otherwise the outflow of Western companies from the Indian market will not take long to wait.”
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Next come the pathetic lines about timely response, doubling (
decaying) anti-terrorism measures and rallying the nation. The reader is frightened by an extremely small number of agents of nat. security (a total of 3,500 to 1.1 billion people (!), whereas in the United States there are 300 million people in the United States, only the FBI, 12,000 agents) and the current premier's weakness.
The obvious hint of the leading US economic publication on the failure of Indian economic claims.
Let me remind you, according to reports of American analysts, the Indian IT market (and not only it) was recognized as the fastest growing of the known. In general, given the forthcoming election of the Prime Minister, the
possible danger of terrorist attacks, along with the insufficient number of tools to prevent them (and try to
warn , having 3.5 thousand agents, when any terrorist easily
climbs Google Earth), it is obvious that “Indian economic miracle ”ended.
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Globe: Do not wash away the blood
08.12.2008
The terrorist attack in Mumbai showed complete incompetence of the Indian security forces.
Runewsweek.ru/globus/26219