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Bill Clinton in India: Party Time in India
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Little India
04-30-2000
Bill Clinton in India: Party Time in India
Venue: Parliament House, New Delhi: Members of Parliament jostle and shove
to reach out and touch U.S. President Bill Clinton as he leaves Central
Hall following his address. His security men wrap a tight ring around him
to prevent him from being pushed around. CUT
Venue: Nayala village, Rajasthan: President Clinton dances exuberantly with
the village women as flowers ar...
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