Kapil Sibal Quotations

We believe that more than 55 years of history cannot be effaced by sealing or demolishing structures.

What has happened in Gujarat has shocked us all. We don't want the situation to worsen and spread to other parts of the country.

What has happened in Gujarat has shocked us all, ... We don't want the situation to worsen and spread to other parts of the country.

If we get such a world-class certifying process in India, the issue of going in for repeated trials in each of the countries by a firm to market its drugs will be eliminated. The Indian Health Ministry is working out the framework and we will engage FDA to share their best practices,

If the tsunami was coming, it would have come by now,

It is our firm belief that either an ordinance or a law should be introduced in Parliament forthwith to stop the sealing and demolition of various premises for a period of six months.

We have now agreed upon the language and the finer points,

We think that if the government does not clarify all the issues, it would add to the panic that has already been caused by the demolition drive.

The government should conduct a fresh survey of the colonies to find out about illegal constructions and then decide on demolition and sealing.

The government had promised in 2001 to build 1.6 million houses for the rehabilitation of people displaced during the (then planned) demolition but only half-a-million houses have been built so far.

There is nothing to worry about at the moment. We are keeping a vigil and there is no rise in the sea to suggest a tsunami is waiting to hit.

We have to compete with giants and survive. In this century, power will not flow from the barrel of a gun, but levels of excellence achieved in laboratories.

Technology can be used to bring information at the doorsteps of farmers to help them make informed decisions.

The most modern weather forecast system will be in place by 2009, in time for the Delhi Commonwealth Games.

It's very important for the scientific community to remember that yes they should make profits but they have to share knowledge. Sometimes there is a clash between societal interests and proprietary interests and the world scientific community has to remember that.

India surely needs to network with the rest of the global earthquake community. It needs to re-think on all old issues.

In the world of excellence, education must meet global standards, but there should also be equity for people.

In the next six months, we should be able to find a way out.

The current situation on the ground does not justify a tsunami warning,