Will we..? Mr.Obama..!

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We are the largest democracy in this world. We are seen today as a global weight that has the potentials of turning around the economy of the oldest democracy across all the continents. There is no country in this world that is not wooing us for their own economic stability and well being. We have surely emerged as one true colossus figure to the united states of America. President Barrack Obama's indispensable India is all set to welcome the 44th President of America to the negotiating table, that may lead to giving jobs to million Americans back home,that may become a potential catalyst in bringing back the shine into the lack luster American economy.

with all the President's men,an army of sniffing dogs, US secret service agents, helicopters,ship and high end security instruments President Obama's Saturday to Monday visit,should find Mumbai and Delhi virtually turned into a sort of Fort Knox.

President Obama has already proved to be a great orator. He has already achieved successful lobbying into the power corridors of South and North block. His obsession of sorts for Gandhi & India is also playing into Indian minds. Let us hope all these does not end up Indian government signing up all the dotted lines,that may end seeing India,buying war planes worth almost more than $8 billion and creating over 30,000 jobs for Americans. I am not against America's achieving this, but I am defiantly against America achieving this without in turn giving India her full endorsement for a permanent seat on UN Security Council,lifting all the bans on exporting dual-use technology,plus lifing all the clouds for a free flow India outsourcing..

Let us for once come straight and convert, our America obsession to a scam free opportunity for India.. Will we..? Mr.Obama..!

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