Civil Nuclear Cooperation Initiative with India

Nuclear technology, weapons and equipments are always the focus of many countries in the world because of the development of foreign policy. Nuclear technology has been on the rise for the past 50 years, and in some cases tension is born between certain countries. One example is the Cuban missile crisis in 1962 when the United States and the Soviet Union were mostly involved in nuclear war. Since the advent of nuclear weapons, global precautions have been taken to prevent the occurrence of war and violence.

The framework of the agreement is a joint statement issued by President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on July 18, 2005, India separates its private facilities and military facilities and places private nuclear programs on international nuclear energy In particular agreed. Under the safeguards of the institution, the exchange of the US agreed with India's full support for private nuclear cooperation. The United States canceled the arms embargo measure to India for 30 years to start an agreement. In March 2006, India promised to permanently set 14 of the 22 nuclear reactors under the guarantee of the International Atomic Energy Agency. But this agreement is still in an uncertain state and the United States and India have established an inter-institutional communication group to identify unresolved responsibilities and technical problems for prompt implementation. During the recent visit to the United States, Prime Minister Mohdi of India said after the meeting with President Obama,

In December 2006, the US Congress passed the law to conduct nuclear trading with India. Later, in July 2007, we reached a nuclear cooperation agreement with India, India opened a way to participate in international trade in nuclear fuel and equipment and urged India to place most of the nuclear power institutions under the protection of the International Atomic Energy Agency . Close the CIRUS research reactor in India. It will allow India to reprocess US origin and other foreign nuclear fuel at a new national factory under IAEA safeguards. It is used to designate 14 nuclear reactors to identify civilian and IAEA comprehensive safeguards.

India concluded a groundbreaking private nuclear agreement with the United States in 2008 to promote fuel supply to the nuclear reactor. This agreement brings a paradigm shift in India's global role. The importance of the contract is not just migration of nuclear power. Its importance lies in psychology. It opens the door to a new era of trust and cooperation between India and the United States. Under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), more than $ 200 million savings bank accounts were opened in banks and post offices nationwide to pay timely wages to workers. This is the most bank account related to the global development program.