Problems the Mathai Doctorine poses

November 24, 2011 11:35

This is from M K Bhadrakumar's blog

In these times of pedestrian thinking, any flash of originality immediately catches the mind's eye.

Amidst the recantation of India's China policy by Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai in his Wednesday's address at the National Defence College, I found a nugget of incredible originality.

'Eureka!' I am tempted to call it the 'Mathai Doctrine'. No matter whether it has been his ingenuity or the result of collective brain power in the PMO, Mathai did articulate the doctrine and so it rightfully belongs to him.

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