RE:DEAR INDIANS, INFORMATION ON NUCLEAR DEAL
by hindhu communist on Jul 10, 2008 02:12 PM Permalink
Your points are based on theory not on practical knowledge. Although the Indian government wants to promote the proposed Indo-US nuclear deal in terms of power generation, the deal has very little to do with power generation. Nuclear power contributes about 2 percent of the current electricity generations in India. At present, India was producing 3,300 MW. In 2020, the production would be 7,000 MW. According to the Planning Commission and the Prime Minister, the capacity of nuclear power would be 20,000 MW in the year 2020. In order to get there India will buy new or second-hand reactors from the U.S. to produce 13,000 MW of nuclear power. India will have to spend about Rs. 2 lakh crore for reactors and another Rs. 8 lakh crore to set them up with fuel facilities to achieve that goal. The Indian budget is only Rs. 6.5 lakh crore per year. Thus, India will spend two times more than the country’s annual budget on setting up these vintage reactors only. Even if India were to achieve a 50% increase in nuclear power generation (which is unlikely) such a step would only increase India’s overall electricity output by one percent at most, and would only increase India’s overall energy output by a fraction of one percent.
The reason, USA is pushing so hard that India should accept the deal,is,that,this deal is nothing but nuclear non-proliferation treaty in a different name. Also USA want India to support it's future planned attacks on Iran & Syria.
RE:DEAR INDIANS, INFORMATION ON NUCLEAR DEAL
by praful nikam on Jul 10, 2008 02:55 PM Permalink
Just Like to add CTBT we are not going to sign, and INDIA is only country without CTBT going to NSG,,,, If need some thing we have to give price money... War support i dont think so in IRAQ we not support to USA, what happen nothing change, Same if America want to attack IRAN and Syria no one can stop them its ground reality, they already have lot of supporter boss america well get a strong and good aliae in asia, also indian large population market will open for them simple calculation, its just take and give reletionship nothing well get u in free, we are also selling our warheads to Buthan , kenya all small country and not in free.....
RE:DEAR INDIANS, INFORMATION ON NUCLEAR DEAL
by hindhu communist on Jul 10, 2008 03:10 PM Permalink
I am sending it again since some one report my previous post as abuse.. Your points are based on theory not on practical knowledge. Although the Indian government wants to promote the proposed Indo-US nuclear deal in terms of power generation, the deal has very little to do with power generation. Nuclear power contributes about 2 percent of the current electricity generations in India. At present, India was producing 3,300 MW. In 2020, the production would be 7,000 MW. According to the Planning Commission and the Prime Minister, the capacity of nuclear power would be 20,000 MW in the year 2020. In order to get there India will buy new or second-hand reactors from the U.S. to produce 13,000 MW of nuclear power. India will have to spend about Rs. 2 lakh crore for reactors and another Rs. 8 lakh crore to set them up with fuel facilities to achieve that goal. The Indian budget is only Rs. 6.5 lakh crore per year. Thus, India will spend two times more than the country’s annual budget on setting up these vintage reactors only. Even if India were to achieve a 50% increase in nuclear power generation (which is unlikely) such a step would only increase India’s overall electricity output by one percent at most, and would only increase India’s overall energy output by a fraction of one percent.
The reason, USA is pushing so hard that India should accept the deal,is,that,this deal is nothing but nuclear non-proliferation treaty in a different name. Also USA want India to s
RE:DEAR INDIANS, INFORMATION ON NUCLEAR DEAL
by Bharat Express on Jul 10, 2008 01:58 PM Permalink
good post man
But in this simulation age there is no need to test our software guys can make best simulators than what even US has; they bought CTBT knowing very well that there no need to do conventional test anymore
