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However, Indo-US ties will remain unaffected if the nuclear deal does not come through as the relationship is not confined only to the political sphere, feels a prominent Indian-American group.
"There are several other issues dominating the big scheme of things in the US and chances get more and more difficult to get people focus on the nuclear deal," Sanjay Puri, Chairman of the US-India Political Action Committee (USINPAC), said.
He said the new Presidency in the US would have its domestic priorities like the Iraq issue, the economic slowdown and other issues to deal with besides fulfilling the election promises.
"There will be new challenges for the new administration vis-a-vis the Iraq issue, economic crises, the immigration issues besides the poll promises," Puri said.
USINPAC on its part has been lobbying hard in favour of the nuclear deal and has been meeting Congressmen and other influential people who matter in the American administration.
"The message we are trying to convey is that India is a democracy and there are going to be difficulties but we would like to see that the deal is done," Puri said.
According to Puri, the appointment of Howard Berman as Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs was a matter of concern as he had got a commitment from President George W Bush that the Hyde Act will prevail in governing the Indo-US nuclear deal.
The DEAD and ABORTED Nuclear Deal is,very dear and important to the USA,secretly ruled by the International Bankers,as it will help them to usurp power in India,using the Hyde Act.It is noteworthy that the US International Bankers,have had to wage an unpopular and cruel war to get Iraq.
How is it a matter of 'concern' now that "the Hyde Act will prevail in governing the Indo-US nuclear deal", for those who have been shouting from the roof-tops all along that the Hyde Act is internal to the US and has no effect to India and the deal ?
Kalam visualised the following distinctive profile of India to emerge by the year 2020:1. A nation where the rural and urban divide has reduced to a thin line.2. A nation where there is an equitable distribution and adequate access to energy and quality water.3. A nation where agriculture, industry and service sector work together in symphony.4. A nation where education with value system is not denied to any meritorious candidates because of societal or economic discrimination.5. A nation which is the best destination for the most talented scholars, scientists, and investors. 6. A nation where the best of health care is available to all.7. A nation where the governance is responsive and transparent.8. A nation where poverty has been totally eradicated, illiteracy removed and crimes against women and children are absent and none in the society feels alienated.9. A nation that is prosperous, healthy, secure, peaceful and happy and continues with a sustainable growth path.10. A nation that is one of the best places to live in and is proud of its leadership.
With due respect to Dr.Kalam who has been a 'teacher' all along in his temperament as well as behaviour, a leader needs not only to articulate a 'vision' but also 'translate' those to 'actionable' projects and 'follow through' those projects to implementation. There are no leaders in India it would appear :-(
Nuclear Deal now is "Gone with the Wind"!!Leftists successul in their designs!! China must be happy with their man in Kolkata. Major reward must be on its way!!
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