June 13, 2014 01:45 am | Updated May 24, 2016 10:56 am IST
While the adoption of a stance of neutrality and presenting an image of being “non-biased” have served India very well so far, it is now obvious that the Prime Minister will be more proactive and use trade and commerce aggressively to chart the path for a new India (“A doctrine of economic levers, soft power,” June 12). India will also work closely with its neighbours. With slight adjustments, the five-element Modi doctrine can be directed towards the U.S. and Russia too.
Rahul Kharre,
Jaipur
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