A Cartel Of Nuclear Trade
- NSG was created after India’s 1974 nuclear test to deny it access to N-technology
- Nuclear energy’s wide potential makes it essential for India to be in the NSG
- China opposes India’s bid for membership, equating it with that of Pakistan
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Since becoming prime minister in May 2014, Narendra Modi has shown tremendous enthusiasm in criss-crossing the globe, engaging key world leaders and forging partnerships. But exactly how good these efforts have been will be put to its sternest test later this month when 48 members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) decide on whether to grant India a permanent entry into this elite club.
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