Two misses, yet Clinton had to make the Calcutta trip

May 07, 2012 10:30

KP Nayar on the Telegraph: Plans for Hillary Clinton's current visit to India began with a roar but ended in much muter tones. While her plans for this trip may not have entirely fulfilled Clinton's desires, that should not deflect from the historic nature of a maiden visit by a US secretary of state to Calcutta and the long-term impact that it will inevitably have on America's engagement of India's eastern region and beyond. Read more

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