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Indo-US Nuclear-Deal, Okay Dokey,

25 01 2015

Indo-US Nuclear -Deal, Okay Dokey,

US withdraws tracking clause

United States and India have managed to overcome a standoff, which was preventing civil nuclear trade between the two countries, according to Indian media reports cited by Reuters. US President Barack Obama is currently in New Delhi for talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Reports say that America has dropped its demand to be able to track nuclear materials supplied to India, while differences concerning the liability of suppliers to India in the event of a nuclear accident have also been settled.

Obama at Hyderabad House lawns

PM’s Top Ministers Break for Lunch at Famous Dhaba

President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are now holding expanded delegation level talks. Earlier, both the leaders held restricted talks over lunch at Hyderabad house.
The US President was given a guard of honour with a 21 gun salute at the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhawan soon after his arrival. Mr Obama was introduced to Indian cabinet Ministers and Senior Leaders there. Barack Obama said, he is grateful for the extraordinary hospitality which is a great honour for him. Accompanied by the First Lady Michelle Obama, Mr Obama arrived in New Delhi on a three-day visit this morning. Breaking normal protocol, Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly received the United States President and the First Lady. President Obama’s National Security Council in a tweet said, Jai Hind. It said, Mr Obama is honored to be back in India to celebrate Republic Day and begin a new chapter in the US-India partnership.
Mr. Obama also visited Rajghat and laid wreath at the Samadhi of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi and planted a sapling there.

Naresh Kumar Sagar

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