6 Quotes by Ronen Sen

On New Year's Day 1992 there was no more a Soviet Union. We had to start all over again with a new set of people.

I would say it is not only an act of statesmanship but an act of faith. Both our countries were departing from something which has been well ingrained in the mind-sets of most of our people. We knew there was going to be significant opposition to change. Change is always viewed with suspicion and often viewed as subversive.

Corporate America, with all its inherent strength and advantages, will have increasing opportunity to forge close-up business relations with India.

I don't think the criticism that this agreement has been geared to further augment (India's) strategic nuclear program holds water.

The likelihood of that is remote because this is one relationship where ... you don't have difficulty in reconciling principle and practice or the vital national interests with values.

We can't tell an electorate...when you have something like in excess of 300 million people without any access to electricity at all that you have to put a cap on this.