Wednesday,
December 13,
2006, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
No external scrutiny of strategic plans National interest sole guide: Pranab New Delhi, December 12
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee categorically told Parliament today that India's foreign policy is determined "solely by our national interests which is our sovereign right and will not allow external scrutiny of or interference with the strategic programme."
Bush to sign nuke deal on Dec 18 President George W. Bush is expected to sign into law on December 18 a historic Bill that overturns more than three decades of US policy by permitting civilian nuclear trade with India. The Bill won overwhelming approval from both the Senate and the US House of Representatives last week.
NRI
chant: ‘It was worth the effort. We have made history’
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YOUR VOTE
Is
the approval of the Indo-US
nuclear deal by both the US houses
a vindication of Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh’s foreign policy
initiatives?
President George W. Bush is expected to sign into law on December 18 a historic Bill that overturns more than three decades of US policy by permitting civilian nuclear trade with India. The Bill won overwhelming approval from both the Senate and the US House of Representatives last week.
