Very nice observations Mr.Santosh. Keeping it under wrap on some pretext is allowed but they can not keep it away from the AICC members and ruling partners. Will any one agree to 'sign off' our freedom? Read Mr.Bhadrakumar's interview. The energy from this deal will flow after a decade. It cost Rs20/ per kwh. Taking into account the decommissioning cost it will not be less than Rs40/- Our current needs are projected without any logic. Look at the projection given by the congress. 500-600 thousand MW by 2030. ABSURD!! No country will try to make another country prosper at their cost. Read”The nuclear deal's essence is politics”. It appears that US is more interested in the deal than India. May be they find it the opportune time to manage it.:) The repercussions of this deal, mainly the 2005 declaration and Hyde act will be perpetual dependence. No freedom of thinking and to act according to our consciousness either in foreign policy or in nuclear programmes. I am for a N-deal. But not in the present form. Let their be a deal befitting the sovereignty of two countries. I am not against nuclear energy. Take it up after serious studies.
