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Politics | June 29, 2016 19:16 ISTThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today hit back at the Opposition for attacking the government over the government's high-pitched but unsuccessful NSG bid.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today hit back at the Opposition for attacking the government over the government's high-pitched but unsuccessful NSG bid.
The US today said that there is "a path forward" for India to become a full member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group by the end of the year, hours after the group's plenary meeting ended in Seoul with no decision on India's membership in face of strong
Congress today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over India's failed NSG bid, calling it an "embarrassment" to the country and a "huge diplomatic letdown" by his government and questioned the "desperation" to gain membership of the elite nuclear
In a clear reference to stiff Chinese opposition fir its NSG bid, India today said that one country persistently created procedural "hurdles" during the discussions on its application to the 48-nation group.
The United States of America remains committed to nuclear cooperation with India and the latter's accession to Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), Ambassador India Richard Verma reiterated his country's full support for New Delhi’s bid to join the group.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over ‘failure’ of his foreign policy after China and other countries opposed India's application to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).
China today defended its opposition to entry of non-NPT countries like India into NSG saying “it was guided by the rules of the 48-nation grouping which were not directed against any specific country”.
Any "exception" in granting membership to the NSG will "disturb" strategic stability in South Asia, Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain today told his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
Pakistan today said its application for membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group should be considered "simultaneously" with that of India on the basis of "uniform and non-discriminatory" criteria.
No consensus has emerged so far at the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) meet in Seoul on India’s inclusion in the exclusive club of 48 nations that looks after critical issues relating to the nuclear sector.
India's entry in the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) was raised as the 48-nation grouping began two-deliberations here today. Sources confirmed that New Delhi’s bid for inclusion will be discussed when the group meets tonight for a special sessio
On the eve of NSG's crucial plenary in Seoul, France has strongly backed India’s bid to join the exclusive club of 48 nations that looks after critical issues relating to nuclear sector.
In a series of flip-flops over its stand on India’s membership bid to the Nuclear Suppliers Group, China today continued to make ambivalent statements on India's bid for NSG membership indicating that it was unrelenting in its opposition.
Ahead of the Nuclear Suppliers Group’s (NSG) important plenary in Seoul this week, Pakistan's top diplomat Sartaj Aziz today said that Islamabad was "making successful efforts" against New Delhi's bid to join the exclusive club that looks after criti
Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar may travel to Seoul to push for India's bid for NSG membership at the plenary of the 48-nation grouping on June 23-24.
In a major boost to India’s NSG bid ahead of next week’s crucial meeting in Seoul, British Prime Minister David Cameron today assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi of Britain’s ‘firm support’ to New Delhi’s application to join the elite group that loo
Amid Pakistan's efforts to drum up support for its NSG membership bid, a Congressional report has said that Islamabad’s full spectrum deterrence nuclear doctrine and increasing fissile production capability have increased the risk of a nuclear confli
New Delhi's membership will not only touch a "raw nerve" in Pakistan and increase a nuclear arms race but also "jeopardise" Beijing's national interests, Chinese official media said
Pakistan has stepped up its diplomatic efforts for its inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) as it reached out to Mexico and Italy seeking support for its bid to enter into the elite 48-nation bloc, whose membership India is also eyeing.
Vienna: India’s membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group is expected to be deliberated upon by the atomic trading club at its plenary later this month in Seoul as a meeting here on India’s bid remained
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