What the Chinese think of Modi

May 17, 2014 15:02

The sweeping victory of the Narendra Modi-led BJP has been seen in neighbouring China as possibly providing a platform for a big change in India-China relations. Lan Jianxue, a strategic expert at the Foreign Ministry-affiliated China Institute of International Studies and formerly a diplomat at the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi, told The Hindu in an exclusive interview that Modi could open the door to more Chinese investments as well as leave "an achievement in history." Read

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