Why USA is so eager to get the deal through? Who has vested interests in this deal? Are not they USA MNCs who are going to benefit from this deal which will not give us a single unit electricity before 30 years?
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by Easwar Moorthi on Jul 11, 2008 10:38 AM Permalink
2 reasons ...one be a friend of INDIA to counter chinese ..and to bring down the Indian oil demand so, energy price in international market will come down. USA being 25% consumer of world oil, it benefits them..3rd one - new billion$ dealspossible with india in building reactors etc..
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by Dwaraka Nath on Jul 11, 2008 10:39 AM Permalink
WHY YOU ARE TALKING OF MNCs OF USA GETTING BENEFIT WHY NOT YOU TALK ABOUT ROLE OF AMAR SINGH IN GETTING BENEFIT FOR ANIL AMBANI. NOW CORPORATES ARE RULING THE GOVERNMENTS AND NOT THE PEOPLE. GOVERNMENTS ARE ELECTED BY PEOPLE AND RULED BY CORPORATES. DO YOU KNOW WHY AMAR SINGH IS SUPPORTING GOVERNMENT? IT IS NOT BECAUSE OF INTEREST IN GETTING NUCLEAR ENERGY FOR THE COUNTRY BUT TO TAKE REVENGE AGAINST MAYAWATHI AND GET TAX CASES WITHDRAWN AGAINST MULAYAM SINGH. WHOM CONGRESS & SP IS FOOLING?
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by Aviram Vijh on Jul 11, 2008 10:40 AM Permalink
who told u it will take 30 years for a single unit...? kuch maloom waloom nahi...nonsense...it will feel are already existing powerplants with uranium...most of which are on the brink of shutting down due to its unavailibility.
The long term plan of setting up many more reactors will take time...but thats ok...its not magic?
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by Vijay urf Teesmar Singh on Jul 11, 2008 10:47 AM Permalink
If it is just for Uranium, why not make deal only for that. Why to establish new reactors on ahuge cost? We can spent that money on cheaper and economical projects like Windmills, solar energy etc. BTW our govt claims that it has enough uranium to run our present reactors.
RE:Please tell me just one thing!
by Suraj Singh on Jul 11, 2008 10:39 AM Permalink
The grapevine has it that finacial powerhouse Lehman Brothers was sed to deploy this deal.
