The May 28, 2000, cover story ends by quoting from a piece it published in its December 15, 1997, issue. Titled "Silence Is The Enemy", the article ends with an entreaty to the Indian government: "As in marriage, so in joint ventures. When spouses refuse to sit down and discuss the future of their child, nine times out of 10 you get delinquency. The government has already proved its point that it's tough, it's nationalistic, and it can't be browbeaten. It now needs to turn its attention back to its child, Maruti Udyog. But without dialogue, there can be no agreement. By closing the doors to Suzuki's requests for talks, the government is not any more acting in the national interest. Right now, silence is the enemy."