KUALA LUMPUR: India has cleared the air on talk that it held divergent views on the East Asia Summit (EAS) process, stressing it has no intention of being in the driver’s seat.
Its Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath said India was more interested in ensuring cooperation and mutual understanding.
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