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India-Japan Nuclear Deal Similar To Agreement Signed With US: Centre
The recently-signed India-Japan nuclear agreement includes reprocessing consent and a termination clause similar to the one in the India-US atomic deal, the government told Parliament today.
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India Made No Additional Commitments To Japan For Inking Nuke Pact: Foreign Ministry
India today asserted that the termination clause in the Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (NCA) with Japan was nothing "new" and that New Delhi had made no additional commitments to clinch the deal other than what it had committed itself to while declaring a unilateral moratorium on testing nuclear weapons in 2008.
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For PM Narendra Modi In Japan, Focus Likely To Be On Countering Assertive China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Japan next month for an annual summit that is expected to deepen defence ties to counter an assertive China and the signing of a civil nuclear deal.
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'Time To Invest In India', Foreign Secretary Tells Japanese Businesses
Japanese businesses should not expect the same returns from doing business in India, as the ones they are used to from doing business in other countries, foreign secretary S Jaishankar said today. Instead he advised companies to mold their expectations to India's ground realities.
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India-Japan Nuclear Deal Similar To Agreement Signed With US: Centre
The recently-signed India-Japan nuclear agreement includes reprocessing consent and a termination clause similar to the one in the India-US atomic deal, the government told Parliament today.
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India Made No Additional Commitments To Japan For Inking Nuke Pact: Foreign Ministry
India today asserted that the termination clause in the Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (NCA) with Japan was nothing "new" and that New Delhi had made no additional commitments to clinch the deal other than what it had committed itself to while declaring a unilateral moratorium on testing nuclear weapons in 2008.
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For PM Narendra Modi In Japan, Focus Likely To Be On Countering Assertive China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Japan next month for an annual summit that is expected to deepen defence ties to counter an assertive China and the signing of a civil nuclear deal.
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'Time To Invest In India', Foreign Secretary Tells Japanese Businesses
Japanese businesses should not expect the same returns from doing business in India, as the ones they are used to from doing business in other countries, foreign secretary S Jaishankar said today. Instead he advised companies to mold their expectations to India's ground realities.
