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- The deal would end a 30-year-old international ban on India's access to peaceful nuclear and other sensitive technologies
- Deal would increase American business access in India for defense, nuclear and other contracts
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March 2, 2006: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the United States President George W. Bush agreed a deal in which India agreed to separate its civilian and military nuclear programs. The deal requires Indian nuclear plants to be open to international inspection. India's Communists are unhappy about the closer ties that the deal will encourage. India's Communists are important as they form part of the coalition that governs India.
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U.S.-India Nuclear Pact Questions
Are most modern submarines powered by a nuclear reactor? 1 AnswerYes ,The most advanced modern submarines are powered by nuclear reactors as it has more advantages than conventional types i.e.., diesel and electrical . they ... read more
What is the total cost for 1 kilowatt of electricity produced by a nuclear generator? 1 AnswerThe cost depends on many factors, but's it's estimated between 5.9 cents and 8.4 cents in the U.S., per killowatt hour. The latest major study, by MIT, done in... read more
How does a nuclear power plant control the thermal heat for producing steam? 1 AnswerYou know that in classical Nuclear plant (like the one in the Simpsons) they use Uranium bars put very close together inside water, in this way the neutrons fro... read more
Are you optimistic about Nuclear energy? 4 AnswersAbsolutely yes. I've worked in the nuclear industry, I know what's done to safeguard it, and compared to the economic damage possible from climate change, the... read more
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U.S.-India Nuclear Pact Central Figures
- George W. Bush
- DW World: US-India Nuclear Pact -- a Double Standard? (2006)
- Manmohan Singh
- Wikipedia: Manmohan Singh
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