US: India should take food crisis remark positively
United States has asked India to take the comments which was made by George Washington Bush intake of Indians are contributing to higher food prices, in a positive matter.
Bush senior administrator McCormack said in his statement, “I’ve seen the press reports about this particular reaction & certainly nobody in the US is trying to single out government or is expressing the sentiment that it is not a good thing that there’s greater calorie intake among more people around the world than ever before. That is a positive thing”.
He said that the comments indicate that the world & the International system is changing. McCormack further said in his statement, “And thefact that you have greater economic prosperity around the world, whether it’s in India or China or elsewhere around the world & as a result there are different standards of living, in a positive sense, that is good for the international system”.
He said, “I am not sure what prism people are viewing the remarks through. But I would encourage them to not look at them in a way that is intended to single out in a negative fashion the people of India or anybody else around the world”.
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