The options of having this deal is yet to be understood in Indian perspectives. It is becoming clearer as days roll on the designs of all involved with this deal. The NRIs and Indian Capitalist are banking on this deal to make trillion of dollars while Indian UPA & Prez Bush is banking to add feathers to their foreign policy liberalizations. The paraphernalia of this deal is progressing in makings of Quatrrochis and the possibility of kick offs was visible on the eve of 22/7/2008 and the trust vote money episode. The other sweet talks about India not to go for conducting its nuke tests are surfacing occasionally with peoples like Condoleza Rice and other lawmakers comments. It is not the peril of a nation if this deal does not get through and the possibility of Hydel Electricity generation is geting neglected on Indian stands. With indigenous capabilities like Heavy Water reactors and reprocessing, we are still progressing towards foreign alliances and their resources and technology which undermines Indian indegenousity. There is still a long way ahead and nuclear deal is a possibility of this government happenings and to what cost would it happen still remains to be seen. The Finance Ministry budgeting to accomodate this deal in iNdia is going to be in tears once the deal proceeds ahead and more facts or should I say lacunas starts surfacing. It is all to be seen what the coming days has in store and the fantasy talks for NSG waiver is the new promition. We will pay price.
sir, Iam student of X11.But I DONT Know What is nuclear deal,what is deal aim,and what about this deal importance and discussion Could you explain this deal please you are sent email to my bdaveedu@yahoo.com THANKING YOU SIR
refreshed in future. Example like you have a car with half tank of petrol and you are cut off from ever puting more fuel. When you run out of that half tank thats it.
History is witness those countries which follows USA after 2nd world war now become developed countries. Like Japan, UK, Australia, Germany, Newziland etc. And those countries which follows Russia are still undeveloped.Like India etc. Now ball is in India's court, India has to decide between hunger & poverty OR prosperity.
RE:Does N-deal really solve issues?
by Guest on Jun 28, 2008 12:34 PM Permalink
i want to ask u one ques.. its not which country we follow - us or russia.. the person who is responsble for underdevelopment and poverty in india is U.. and no one else... U and Me and rest like us.. neither this nuclear deal nor ur initiated blame game will solve the problem.. what will solve the problem.. ask me at " ipspavneetsingh@gmail.com"
1. TIFR and most other pure research institutions under IEAE safegaurds (which means US gets to control what happens here). 2. FBR's under IEAE safegaurds, means thorium cycle under IEAE safegaurds too. 3. No tech transfer on other items, look at the guy who was charged with selling 30 year old tech to HAL / ISRO etc. I maintain the US will maintain tight control over this and will not allow tech transfer that easily.
Effectively Manmohan Jaichand Singh and his Italian Empress has sold the nation's security down the drain. India is now a poodle like UK, Japan and Australia, albiet at a second tier. Thank you Mr Jaichand Singh and your Italian Empress.
history of indian govt is replete with gaddari. a kgb agent had revealed recently how corrupt the congress govt has been. the indian govt terribly lacks competent players to take on fast changing world that requires leading edge expertise. clearly no competent hindu can ever be expected to join mediocrity that passes for indian govt.
under the cloud of nincompoopness that hangs over the inherently corrupt govt, it becomes imperative that the indian people demand and get teh whole report including all the commas and periods. or else, the indian people must wage a ten million people march on nai dilliee and gherao all the parliament and the pmo. india's future is too precious to be left to its politiciians.
dificult question but I beg to differ with Mr. Prasad%u2019s total decrying of the deal. The fact remains that in spite of some progress made by our atomic scientists during the 'embargo' era, over the last three decades indian atomic programmes slumped if not stagnated and presently india%u2019s position is right at the bottom of the list of N-nations.I think the politicians have done their best they could given india's present N- standing. However I think the govt%u2019s defensive and selective briefing is creating doubts in the minds of the people. It looks as though it will not be able to defend the deal if it releases the full text. Once the IAEC has accepted the deal, the ball is in the scientists' court now to satisfy the nation and take on from here in deriving the maximum benefit out of it. posted by d. mohan
