Speaking at Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that India has the ability and will survive the global economic crisis. Gaurav Choudhary reports.

As parochial identity politics continues to play out in Mumbai and beyond, PM Manmohan Singh today reminded the nation that they would be counted by their achievements, and not their past, reports HT Political Bureau.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi, speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, said that it is too early to say that global economic crisis is contained.

Railways Minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad does not rule out the possibility of regional parties coming together to form the next government, reports Srinand Jha.

Railways Minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad does not rule out the possibility of regional parties coming together to form the next government, reports Srinand Jha.

In the past four years your annual Summit has repeatedly focused public attention on the challenges of development India is facing and the opportunities before us in the new century.

For Cherie Blair the secret to improving our homes and by extension the world starts with a simple yet vital move – educating girls.

Exclusive interview of Vali Nasr, Professor of International Politics, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University.

At a time when the world economy is heading towards a recession and questions are being raised on the concept of globalisation, Nayan Chanda, director of publication, Yale centre for study of globalisation, threw his weight for a globalised world saying it can be modified but not stopped.

Exclusive interview of Cherie Blair, Honorary Fellow, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Fellow, International Society of Lawyers for Public Service.

Jerry Leninger at Leadership Summit

Karl Indefurth at Leadership Summit

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair wears many hats after he left 10, Downing Street. On the eve of his address to the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit on Saturday, Blair talked about his current concerns. Excerpts from an interview he gave HT's Foreign Editor Amit Baruah.

Samore along with Karl Inderfurth, professor, practice of international affairs and director, international affairs, George Washington University and Vali Nasr, professor, international politics, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University were in New Delhi to participate in the Summit and speak on "In search of order: America after Bush, writes Tushar Srivastava Tushar Srivastava.

Gary Samore, vice-president of the Council on Foreign Relations, believes the incoming Obama administration faces five key foreign policy challenges, the topmost being global economic crisis, reports Pramitpal Chaudhuri.