Titlebook: Nuclear India in the Twenty-First Century; D. R. SarDesai (Professor of Indian History),Raju Book 2002 D. R. SarDesai and Raju G. C. Thom

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The International Dynamics of a Nuclear Indiaissile defense program further complicates this international state of affairs. It is unfortunate that India, which earlier opposed the global arms race, has now come out in support of the U. S. program.

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India’ Nuclear Technology Policy: Capabilities and the Aftermath of Testingn a pure research conference held at the Tata Institute. The author was one such affected. The measures taken by the U.S High Energy Physics community to fight such sanctions is detailed. Finally the juxtaposition is made of the Indian heritage of Gandhian nonviolence and the current Indian capabili

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Ballistic Missiles: Complicating the Nuclear Quagmirein practice very little has been achieved to stem the proliferation of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. Only two months after the much heralded Lahore Accord and bus diplomacy, the region witnessed the largest round of missile tests with India launching the 2,500 km Agni-II followed by Pakist