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What India must learn from Korea?
Asked by Chaitanya Chandavarkar,
04 Nov '07 08:20 pm
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What India must learn from Korea?
By: T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan
November 03, 2007
About 12 years ago, when the former foreign secretary, Shashank, was our ambassador in South Korea, he started a Track Two dialogue between the two countries. But after the 1997 crisis, the dialogue dropped off for four years. It was revived a few years ago, and what with one thing and another, I got invited for the 7th Round, which was held in Seoul last week.
It wasn't my first visit to Korea but as with the first, I couldn't help marvelling once again. Even though millions of words have been written about what Korea managed to achieve in just the 30 years between 1960 and 1990 and how, the sheer scale of the achievement always leaves an Indian slightly speechless and defiant.
One's immediate reaction is to think of all the excellent reasons why we failed but deep down you know it: it was the people and their discipline that made the difference. The p ...more
Answered by GOPI KUMAR, 04 Nov '07 08:24 pm
What India must learn from Korea?
By: T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan
November 03, 2007
About 12 years ago, when the former foreign secretary, Shashank, was our ambassador in South Korea, he started a Track Two dialogue between the two countries. But after the 1997 crisis, the dialogue dropped off for four years. It was revived a few years ago, and what with one thing and another, I got invited for the 7th Round, which was held in Seoul last week.
It wasn't my first visit to Korea but as with the first, I couldn't help marvelling once again. Even though millions of words have been written about what Korea managed to achieve in just the 30 years between 1960 and 1990 and how, the sheer scale of the achievement always leaves an Indian slightly speechless and defiant.
One's immediate reaction is to think of all the excellent reasons why we failed but deep down you know it: it was the people and their discipline that made the difference. The p ...more
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I dont have much knowledge about korea,one thing i can say even though have lots of trouble inside and from outside they innovate cars,and electronics and we depend on those things in our country
Answered by cpk, 04 Nov '07 08:23 pm
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No imitations. Self Source is always the best source.
Answered by rani sadasivamurty, 04 Nov '07 08:21 pm
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