Nuclear deal riles India's researchers

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A historic deal reached by US President George W. Bush and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would end India's nuclear isolation without requiring it to give up its nuclear arsenal. The accord would end fuel shortages and accelerate the country's nuclear energy programme but many in India's nuclear establishment are concerned that it could presently be supplanted by cheaper foreign technologies and it would lose its hard-won control over civil and military nuclear future.

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India's just desserts

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Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister reached a nuclear cooperation deal with US President George W. Bush that would end a many decades old ban on US exports of nuclear technology or fuel to India. India has acted responsibly to prevent the proliferation of its own nuclear technology and the deal with the United States would be a boon to the growth of India's nuclear power sector but the agreement could affect the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

International politics, International relations

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Misspent energy

Article Abstract:

The proposal for establishing the Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) in order to tackle the energy challenges faced by the U.S. is examined. The ARPA-E is not fully prepared for this task, as it does not have any concrete programs to tackle the energy challenges.

Management dynamics, National Security, Advanced Research Projects Agency, Management, Energy industries, Energy industry, Company business management, United States. Advanced Research Projects Agency

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