How America Never Really Understood India

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Indian authorities, particularly the atomic-energy agency, began to see the U.S. as unreliable and unconcerned about India's security needs; from the American perspective, however, India was unimportant, except as a frontline state to contain China and the spread of communism, and its constant requirement for aid in those early years muted its power on the world stage.
42% : Some lawmakers argued that any country receiving American aid should show gratitude and were irritated that India had not supported American positions at the United Nations on Israel and the Korean War.

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