New Delhi, Apr 9: Leading industrialist and Assocham President Venugopal N Dhoot said the country should accord the Indo-US Nuclear Agreement to achieve nine-ten per cent growth rate in the next ten years.
Kolkata, Feb 2: The Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist- Liberation) today demanded immediate withdrawal of the Congress-led UPA government's liberalisation policy in foreign investment.
Kolkata, Feb 2: The Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist- Liberation) today demanded immediate withdrawal of the Congress-led UPA government's liberalisation policy in foreign investment.
New Delhi, Jan 27: In a major setback to the opponents of Indo-US nuclear deal, the Supreme Court has held that the government is not bound to place the nuclear deal before Parliament and can sign the deal on its own.
New Delhi, Jan 22: The Australian Government will take a decision on the sale of uranium to India after it completes all formalities regarding the Indo-US nuclear deal, Australian High Commissioner John McCarthty said today.
Washington, Jan 10: More than 130 experts and non-governmental organisations from 23 countries have criticised the US - India nuclear deal, saying its proposal to exempt India from longstanding global nuclear trade standards 'would damage the already fragile nuclear nonproliferation system and set back efforts to achieve universal nuclear disarmament.
New Delhi, Dec 22: The CPI(M) today made it clear in no uncertain terms that it will continue to oppose the Indo-US nuclear cooperation deal, whatever may be the consequences.
New Delhi, Dec 7: Asserting that a majority in Parliament was against the Indo-US nuclear deal, the Communist Party of India (CPI) today urged the Government to convey their opposition to the US and make an 'honourable exit' from the pact.
New Delhi, Dec 6: Launching a broadside on the BJP for its 'continuing obstruction' of Parliament, Congress President Sonia Gandhi today said the debate on the Indo-US Nuclear deal in both the Houses had again exposed the "hollowness" of the stand of the major Opposition party.
Bhopal, Nov 25: The father of India's intermediate-range ballistic missile programme and former president A P J Abdul Kalam today justified -- in a manner of speaking -- the Indo-US 123 Nuclear Agreement by saying that the deal was inked due to inavailability of fissile material.