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India can buy American nuclear technology under new international deal

                   
telegraph.co.uk
06-Sep-2008
        
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India will be able to buy American nuclear teachnology under a US-backed plan which has won international backing. The ground-breaking deal means that the US will be able to reverse a 34-year ban on selling peaceful nuclear technology to the rapidly growing South Asian power, imposed after India first tested an atomic weapon in 1974. India has steadfastly refused to sign global non-proliferation accords... [read full story]                    

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