Nuke deal failure not to deter foreign investment

Friday, October 26, 2007, 11:54 [IST]

Washington, New Delhi, Oct. 25, 2007: US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said that failure of the Indo-US nuke deal is not likely to deter foreign investment in India or hurt U.S. relations with the country.

The comments came after the Indian government and its Communist allies agreed to hold one last meeting over a nuclear deal next month, clearly indicating that New Delhi had backtracked on pushing the pact into the backburner.

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