'I really do believe that the Indian tiger hasn't been unleashed'

July 09, 2012 13:22

When asked if he is worried about China, he said: "No, I am not worried. I wish we could find a way to be allies with China." "I really do believe, deep down inside, that...the Indian tiger has not been unleashed," Tata told Bloomberg UTV. He, however, said: "I would prefer to use China as a very
strong ally, to forge a relationship with China which would be a sustaining one and I think it could be done."

Explaining the complex nature of relationship between the two countries, he said: "I think there is a concern on part of India that China is trying to dominate the region (Asia) and there is an equal concern on the part of China that India is
trying to dominate the region."

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