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Opinion: The Desi 'Oppenheimers' And How They Were Treated In India
The Hollywood movie Oppenheimer is a biopic of the scientist who made the atom bomb for America, but who made India's atom bombs?Let us revisit the hard work and sacrifices of those Indian nuclear heroes.
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'India's Nuclear Programme One of the Largest in Developing Nations': US Report
Stating that India has "one of the largest nuclear power programmes" among developing nations, a US-based think-tank has said that by the end of 2014 India had enough weapon-grade plutonium to possess an estimated stock of atomic weapons in the range of 75-125.
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Iran Parliament Approves Nuclear Deal With World Powers
Iran's parliament approved on Tuesday the country's nuclear deal with world powers, paving the way for the historic agreement curbing Tehran's atomic programme to take effect and for sanctions to end.
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Iran, Big Powers Close to Historic Deal But Sticky Issues Remain
After more than two weeks of marathon negotiations, Iran and six world powers appeared close to a historic nuclear deal that would bring sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said today.
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Iran Members of Parliament Pass Bill to Safeguard Nuclear 'Rights'
Iran's parliament passed a bill today obliging the government to safeguard the country's "nuclear rights and achievements," despite talks with global powers on curbing the Islamic republic's disputed atomic programme.
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US Nuclear Negotiator to Resume Talks With Iran
The Obama administration's chief nuclear negotiator is meeting with Iranian officials in Geneva as negotiations resume on a deal to prevent the Islamic republic from developing nuclear weapons.
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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Iran Warned of 'Last Chance' in Nuclear Talks After Deadline Missed
Iran faced Western pressure on Saturday to make concessions over its atomic activities after it and six world powers failed to meet a July 20 deadline for a deal to end the decade-old dispute but agreed to keep talking.
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Iran, Six Powers Haggle Over Extending Nuclear Talks: Diplomats
Iran and six world powers haggled on Friday over the terms of extending negotiations on a nuclear deal for four more months after failing to bridge wide gaps on limits for Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said.
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Opinion: The Desi 'Oppenheimers' And How They Were Treated In India
The Hollywood movie Oppenheimer is a biopic of the scientist who made the atom bomb for America, but who made India's atom bombs?Let us revisit the hard work and sacrifices of those Indian nuclear heroes.
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'India's Nuclear Programme One of the Largest in Developing Nations': US Report
Stating that India has "one of the largest nuclear power programmes" among developing nations, a US-based think-tank has said that by the end of 2014 India had enough weapon-grade plutonium to possess an estimated stock of atomic weapons in the range of 75-125.
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Iran Parliament Approves Nuclear Deal With World Powers
Iran's parliament approved on Tuesday the country's nuclear deal with world powers, paving the way for the historic agreement curbing Tehran's atomic programme to take effect and for sanctions to end.
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Iran, Big Powers Close to Historic Deal But Sticky Issues Remain
After more than two weeks of marathon negotiations, Iran and six world powers appeared close to a historic nuclear deal that would bring sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said today.
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Iran Members of Parliament Pass Bill to Safeguard Nuclear 'Rights'
Iran's parliament passed a bill today obliging the government to safeguard the country's "nuclear rights and achievements," despite talks with global powers on curbing the Islamic republic's disputed atomic programme.
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US Nuclear Negotiator to Resume Talks With Iran
The Obama administration's chief nuclear negotiator is meeting with Iranian officials in Geneva as negotiations resume on a deal to prevent the Islamic republic from developing nuclear weapons.
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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Iran Warned of 'Last Chance' in Nuclear Talks After Deadline Missed
Iran faced Western pressure on Saturday to make concessions over its atomic activities after it and six world powers failed to meet a July 20 deadline for a deal to end the decade-old dispute but agreed to keep talking.
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Iran, Six Powers Haggle Over Extending Nuclear Talks: Diplomats
Iran and six world powers haggled on Friday over the terms of extending negotiations on a nuclear deal for four more months after failing to bridge wide gaps on limits for Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said.
