India circulates revised draft of Indo-US nuke deal among NSG members
31 Aug 2008, 1613 Hrs

The revised draft of the Indo-US civil nuclear deal seeking clean waiver for India from NSG to have nuclear commerce has been circulated among the members of the group.

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New Delhi, Aug 31 (ANI): The revised draft of the Indo-US civil nuclear deal seeking clean waiver for India from Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) to have nuclear commerce has been circulated among the members of the group.

The draft was circulated following New Delhi and Washington's agreement on the draft after hectic discussions in the past one week.

In a television interview M.K. Narayanan, the National Security Adviser expressed confidence that NSG countries will approve clean waiver for India in its next meeting at Vienna which is schedule to begin on September 4.

"The United States, Russia, France and Britain have worked hard in this direction," said Narayanan, and added, "India has already flagged off its concerns and most of the countries of the NSG are recognizing the validity of these concerns." (ANI)

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