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At the time of crisis, turn to India: Kelkar

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Posted: Nov 20, 2008 at 1708 hrs IST

New Delhi, November 20: The world economy, reeling under the financial crisis, could now rely on India, China and Russia for give boost to sagging demand, Finance Commission Chairman Vijay Kelkar said on Thursday.

The trio could play a significant role in the global economy, which is facing a slowdown, Kelkar said at a conference on Russia, India and China in New Delhi.

He said Russia, India and China have potential both in terms of production and intellectual capabilities.

"Russia, India and China can play an important role as support system for the global economy. On the supply side, all three have enormous production potential... To realise the potential, we should take massive amount of reform," he said.

Commending China on its growth, he said in the last 20 years, China's growth has been very impressive. He appreciated Russia for doing well on the intellectual side and added economic reforms too started in India in 1991-92.

"There is no doubt that these countries have done well," he said.

Kelkar added, in the next 50 years, the success of any economy will be determined by the level of knowledge and innovation the country has grown into. He stressed that the countries have to find intellectual capability.

The conference was held to throw light on common policy issues characterising each of the society, said Suman Berry, National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) Director General.

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joke of ndia as world center by ananthan on 21 Nov 2008

foolish to suggest India as economic swinger.We all know PM,FM were speculators, created all bubbles, loaded PSU banks with dud stocks,will burst 2 years ago.we dont have forex surpus,we need NRI,PN $ to stay afloat. PM,FM are 1960 educated- unfit for 21 century.4 years - zero marks. No problem solved for common man.Fm is unfit o solve comon man needs.He has askedpeople to wait for months- 60 years we have waited.But stoccks he releases 1lakh crores.Have we invented a technology foor energy, agriin last 4 years.we allowed Indiato gamble, create a pyramid hat collapsed.He has not given water to farmers( i lakh crores should have caused 2 crops by Ganga cavery link). Real money swindling schemes were made- not nation building. So have tomatoes for 40Rs.Is this development? all Fms protect the purchase of common man- not PC he looks after rich- we lost. We dont control2% of world trade!

Why take the trouble? by Anon on 21 Nov 2008

What nonsense. Why should we help out the lazy west when they never helped us when we needed it.

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