8/01/2008

भारत के न्यूक्लिअर रियेक्टर का होगा निरीक्षण

भारत के न्यूक्लिअर रियेक्टर का होगा निरीक्षण

माने या न माने जल्द ही भारत के न्यूक्लियर रिएक्टरों की जाँच अमरीकी न्यूक्लियर जाँच एजेंसी करेगी। इस के बाद भारत एटमी डील के और नजदीक हो जाएगा। इस मामले को लेकर washsingtan पोस्ट में विस्तृत ख़बर छपी है.

India moves a step closer to US nuclear pact
» Links to this article The Associated Press Friday, August 1, 2008; 10:23 AM
VIENNA, Austria -- The U.N. nuclear watchdog adopted a plan Friday for inspecting India's nuclear reactors, moving the country one step closer to a landmark nuclear deal with the United States.
The safeguards agreement approved by the International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-member board will effectively allow U.N. monitors access to 14 existing or planned Indian nuclear reactors by 2014.
The inspections agreement was an essential step toward India finalizing a pact with the United States that would end more than three decades of nuclear isolation. The deal will open India's civilian reactors to international inspections in exchange for the nuclear fuel and technology it has been denied by its refusal to sign the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and its testing of atomic weapons.
Without IAEA safeguards, India cannot import nuclear technology from the 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group, which includes the United States. India must now strike a separate agreement with the Nuclear Suppliers Group. The U.S. Congress will then need to approve the U.S.-India अच्कोर्द।The deal is seen as the cornerstone of a budding strategic partnership between the United States and India, which was officially neutral during the Cold War but had warm relations with the Soviet Union।

The IAEA board of governors approved the safeguards agreement by consensus despite criticism that ambiguous wording in the deal could end up limiting international oversight of India's reactors, undermine the international nonproliferation regime and possibly help supply its arms programs with fissile material.
Britain hailed passage of the agreement as a "significant contribution to energy and climate security, as well developmental and economic objectives for India and the international community."
It also said it represents a gain for the nonproliferation regime, echoing comments by Washington leading up to passage.
India first conducted a nuclear test explosion 34 years ago after it broke out of its foreign-supplied civilian program to develop atomic arms।

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4 comments:

अनिल रघुराज said...

विनीत जी, आईएईए संयुक्त राष्ट्र की एजेंसी है, अमेरिका की नहीं। भारत की तरह अमेरिका भी इस 35 सदस्यीय एजेंसी का सदस्य है। इसलिए यह कहना गलत है कि अमेरिकी न्यूक्लियर जांच एजेंसी भारत के रिएक्टरों की जांच करेगी। कृपया तथ्यों में ऐसी गलती न करें। इससे पूरे ब्लॉग जगत की विश्वसनीयता को चोट लगती है।

Anonymous said...

thanks for this new news..........

विनीत उत्पल said...

धन्यवाद अनिलजी, भूल के लिये क्षमा प्रार्थी हूं.आईएईए संयुक्त राष्ट्र की एजेंसी है, अमेरिका की नहीं।

Pramendra Pratap Singh said...

अभी तो देखना है कि आगे आगे होता है क्‍या ?