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Martha McCool
3/7/2022 07:52:10 am
"Full of sentiment but not sentimental" ---- the perfect opening and closing statement for this very interesting and balanced presentation by Dr. Satu Limaye on India at Home and in the World.
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3/7/2022 08:52:32 am
He is very well spoken . Very knowledgeable on the subject matter. It was a pleasure listening to this lecture.
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ben Stone
3/7/2022 09:19:04 am
Excellent in every way.....not too long, well-organized, and an often overlooked area of the world....thank you!
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Barry Berlin
3/7/2022 04:10:04 pm
I thought his views of India and the world were enlightened. I will now always look at India differently.
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JEAN CARRUS
3/7/2022 05:52:10 pm
GREAT COVERAGE OF INDIA, IT'S HISTORY AND CURRENT STANDING IN THE WORLD.
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Audrey Pino
3/7/2022 07:03:59 pm
Last night we spoke of things almost no one thinks about and it was a pure delight to be included in the great company of very fine colleagues and new friends.
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Allen & Marilyn Shapiro
3/8/2022 05:08:28 pm
This proved to be a rather well-ogranized, insightful presentation by Dr. Limaye, providing a better understanding of “the fine balance” India has practiced over its 75 years of national independence with respect to its internal development, border nation relationships, and foreign policy. All this was accentuated by India’s current stance of relative neutrality regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and by India’s non-participation in economic/financial sanctions being levied upon Russia.
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Thomas Riley
3/11/2022 12:22:39 pm
This was one of the best WACD presentations I have seen in many years. Dr. Limaye was not only an excellent speaker, he tackled a complex subject in a clear and instructive talk. I have been to India at least 20 times in the last 15 years on business, and every time I am surprised by both the incredible opportunties as well as daunting challenges ahead. Dr. Limaye described the delicate balancing act India faces in avoiding the pitfalls of any alliances that become too strong with any particular country or group of countries. It was a real insight into explaining some of the testy relationships between the US and India, and their caution in reacting to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Excellent job Satu!
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