The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
New Delhi, Sept. 6: The Nuclear Suppliers Group waiver in the bag, Delhi is now looking ahead to the last step before the Indo-US nuclear deal can be operationalised: the vote in the US Congress.
The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 09/05/2008
US ambassador David Mulford leaves the Prime Minister’s Office on Thursday after a meeting with national security adviser M.K. Narayanan and other officials. (PTI) Vienna, Sept. 4 (Agencies): The US said today the Nuclear Suppliers Group was making progress towards an agreement on lifting a ban on trade with India, after Washington revised a proposal to meet a raft of objections.Some...
Big News Network.com (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
... for nine months, which was published in the Washington Post Wednesday.US ambassador to India David Mulford clarified in New Delhi there was nothing secretive about the Jan 16, 2008 letter. It 'contains no new conditions and there is no data in this letter which has not already been shared in an open and transparent way with members of the Congress and with the government of India,'...
The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
Manmohan Singh, US ambassador David Mulford Sept. 3: India today said it would be guided “solely” by the bilateral deal with America that did not diminish its right to nuclear tests even as the ruling Congress decided to take on the Opposition and “nail their lie”.Party chief Sonia Gandhi, Ahmed Patel, Pranab Mukherjee and other top leaders met at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s residence...
Indian Express (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
... on testing. This is reflected in the India-US Joint Statement of July 18, 2005.” US envoy to India David Mulford said the letter had “no new conditions” and “no data...which has not already been shared in an open and transparent way with members of Congress and with the Government of India.” A meeting of senior Congress Ministers was held this evening including Pranab Mukherjee, National...
Big News Network.com (Free subscription) | 09/03/2008
... administration's stated intention to push for a clean waiver in the NSG.US ambassador to India David Mulford, however, clarified in New Delhi that there was nothing secretive about the Jan 16, 2008 letter by the State Department, which runs into 26 pages.The letter 'contains no new conditions and there is no data in this letter which has not already been shared in an open and transparent...
Big News Network.com (Free subscription) | 09/03/2008
... has been kept secret for nine months, was published in The Washington Post.US ambassador to India David Mulford clarified in New Delhi there was nothing secretive about the Jan 16, 2008, letter of the State Department. The letter 'contains no new conditions and there is no data in this letter which has not already been shared in an open and transparent way with members of the Congress...
Sify (Free subscription) | 09/03/2008
... administration's stated intention to push for a clean waiver in the NSG. US ambassador to India David Mulford, however, clarified in New Delhi that there was nothing secretive about the January 16, 2008 letter by the State Department, which runs into 26 pages. The letter "contains no new conditions and there is no data in this letter which has not already been shared in an open and...
Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008
... about the contents of the letter is totally misplaced,” he said when asked about US ambassador David Mulford's contention that the details of the controversial letter were shared in “an open and transparent manner” with India. Kakodkar, however, struck an optimistic note about India winning a waiver for global nuclear commerce from the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), which began its...
Indian Express (Free subscription) | 09/02/2008
The US, which is pushing the case on behalf of India, is engaged in a major diplomatic offensive to garner support at the NSG which works by consensus. The US has deputed its senior officials to various NSGmember countries to persuade them to support the waiver. The US ambassdor to India David Mulford also held meetings last week with envoys of the countries having reservations to the...
Big News Network.com (Free subscription) | 09/01/2008
... various NSG member countries to win their backing for the waiver.Last week, US Ambassador to India David Mulford also met envoys of countries who have strong reservations about the nuclear deal and tried to convince them about reasons for bringing India inside the global non-proliferation tent.During the last meeting of the NSG Aug 21-22, some sceptics, including Scandinavian countries,...
Global Security (Free subscription) | 09/01/2008
... to conduct civil nuclear trade with the international community. American Ambassador to India David Mulford also held meetings last week with envoys of the countries having reservations to the initiative, to bring them around. The NSG, at its August 21-22 meeting, failed to arrive at a decision as at least 15 member countries expressed reservations and sought around 50 amendments...
Times of India (Free subscription) | 09/01/2008
... various NSG member countries to persuade them to support the waiver. American Ambassador to India David Mulford also held meetings last week with envoys of the countries having reservations to the initiative, to bring them around. The NSG, at its August 21-22 meeting, failed to arrive at a decision on the issue of waiver for India as at least 15 member countries expressed reservations...
