PM must make India a priority

[Vikrant]

Today, there are few countries in the region with which Australia has as much in common, by way of values and interests, as India. Apart from being two English-speaking, multicultural, federal democracies that believe in and respect the rule of law, both have a strategic interest in ensuring a balance in the Indo-Pacific and in ensuring that the region is not dominated by any one hegemonic power.

It is, however, the economic opportunities that the Modi government promises to bring that could provide the cement to bind Australia and India closer together. Two sectors stand out: mining and higher education, including vocation educational and skills development. Both are at the centre of Modi’s policy radar.

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[ScienceRocks]

India needs to build more coal More power for the people!

 

[Vikrant]

What India needs is clean source of energy. Two most reliable sources of energy are solar power and nuclear power. India is building new nuclear reactors with a specific aim of supplying electricity to its industries. Australia has one of the largest reserve of uranium which will be needed by Indian nuclear reactors. This creates an opportunity for both countries to co-operate in mining.

 

[bianco]

What India needs is clean source of energy. Two most reliable sources of energy are solar power and nuclear power. India is building new nuclear reactors with a specific aim of supplying electricity to its industries. Australia has one of the largest reserve of uranium which will be needed by Indian nuclear reactors. This creates an opportunity for both countries to co-operate in mining.

The greenies/Left/Far Left and climate change brigade are none too keen on uranium mining...or coal mining for that matter.

Australia should be building its own nuclear reactors...and making nuclear weapons.
Having a 'pop-gun' military is totally ridiculous.

Higher education?
What's wrong with the 8,000 or however many it is Indian universities, why can't Indian students stay home in India and attend them? ...instead of coming to Australia to study, never going back home, and taking the jobs of Australians.