What are the issues that bedevil relations between India and China? How can we resolve them?
As part of our special series on the visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to India, we bring you Mohan Guruswamy, chairman of the Centre for Policy Alternatives, New Delhi, a privately funded think tank focused on the study and review of public policy in India, to answer these questions.
Guruswamy has visited China several times recently at the invitation of China's Reforms Forum, China Institute of International Studies and China's Economic Society.
Educated in India and the US, he has taught at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Northeastern University Business School, Boston and the Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad. Apart from various commercial stints, he has also been adviser to the Finance Minister from 1998-1999.
He has written extensively on Economics and Security related policy issues in leading Indian publications, and participated in various international seminars on strategic and political issues.
Don't miss this opportunity to discuss Sino-Indian relations with an expert: Friday, November 17, 7.00 pm IST (08.30 EST). Be there!
Earlier chat: CV Ranganathan, former envoy to China
Complete coverage: Hu Jintao in India
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