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It hardly bears mentioning that India is an increasingly important country in the American imagination. So at one level, these elections are important to ‘The Times’
Somini Sengupta
India Bureau Chief, The New York Times
Our newspaper is very interested in the Indian election, and India in general, because there is such a large Indian and Pakistani population in the United Arab
Hannah Gardener
Staff writer, The National, published in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt and the UAE
Gobally, India is being looked at as a power that will help the rest of the world get out of the recession because its economy will grow faster than a lot of other places
Paul Beckett
Bureau chief, New Delhi, The Wall Street Journal
I don’t think that my readers are much interested in the Congress coming out with a better or worse majority. They’re more interested in the mechanics of the world’s
Andrew Buncombe
Asia correspondent,The Independent
Generally, in Sweden the awareness of Indian politics is quite low so the election is
Karin Lundback
Freelancer, writes for Svenska Dagbladet a Swedish daily
Our most loyal listeners and viewers are in countries with a chequered history of
Steve Herman
South Asia bureau chief, Voice of America, an international radio broadcaster with a global audience
These years, the bilateral relationship between India and China is on a good
Michael Wanglei
Correspondent, People’s Daily, China
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