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Discuss the topic for all you want. When did i say anything about not discussing it!!?? Indeed its an important topic, an Indian newspaper raised it after all. In India we take such issues seriously. I merely pointed out the irony here. That "Orange India Media" article was chosen as a basis...

Orange Indian media again? Since when did an Editorial from "The Hindu" an Indian news paper start qualifying as credible piece of news or analysis for you chaps? And why did you point out in your post that the article is from "The HIndu" and give the paper due credit for raising an important...

Dude keep your paranoia to yourself and since you prefer to dwell in the past stay there. The British are a very fine set of people, they are one of the worlds leading nations, an economic power and a major contributor to the eradication of global poverty. Their global aid programme is next...

The Brits are not buttering India and so it will be a wrong word to use. There is new government in Britain and they have a new foreign policy and if that is appreciative of our rise and importance so much so better. Today it is Britain, tomorrow it migh be the whole of Europe and then the...

I hate to bring this up, but this thread is not meant for the Wikileaks discussion. That topic has been discussed to death in other threads, i request you take this discussion there.Thanks! This thread is about the renewed British interest in India, in the context of what David Cameron has...

A stronger, wider, deeper relationship It's a real pleasure to be back in India. This is my third trip here and with each visit, time seems to have leaped forward by decades in just a few years. It is exhilarating to see a country growing at super-speed before your eyes. But I'm not just...

This is bodering on the ridiculus now. Anyone who watches the news will know what i am talking about. People of Pakistani origin of either British or American nationality compared to other people have been found to be indulging in terror activities more often than not. Just opposition for the...

Oh! we do that too. simply visit the website of the Ministry of Power, Govt of India and you will see the sheer number of Hydro and Thermal power units proposed and compare that to Nuclear power units. You will gain some perspective. Our power requirements are just too big, we are growing at...

No one passed a judgement here. Pointed out the inference of mere statistics. By the way, you seem to have totally side stepped the main issue raised by my post!? Can you contridict any of the facts rised by me? That would contribute to the discussion, not side stepping the main issue.

I was hoping for a more qualitative arument, rather than a mere kiddish taunt. But sometimes it's simply too much to expect.

For the few who actually end up comitting a crime there are hundreds more who have actually been nipped in the bud or could not carry out their desired activity due to limitations on their part, to access the material and knowhow to do so. MI-5 in Britain had to go for a substanital increase...

When it comes to the Nuclear route to generate electrity, Pakistan is a special case. You know why? There are other ways of genrating electricity you know, for e.g Hydel and Thermal. Lastly for a country in which 60% of the electricity gets stolen (according 2002 estimates, the situation...

Dude. Ras is right here. You just have to look at the likes of Faisal Sahzad to understand what he is saying. And to add to that there is also the case of 5 American citizens of Pakistani origin travelling to Pak to get terror training, so that they could get back to the US and kill Americans.

Maybe China didn't want to stick out or maybe they didn't want to piss off the Americans or they were smart enough to realise the futility of opposing the deal and though why no ride the bandwagon instead. Having legally voted for the deal China is a party to the agreement, it shows...

Only you seem to see violation all around the Indo-US nuclear deal. But lets also remeber that the NSG gave a "Clear Exemption" to India and every NSG member voted in its favour. Countries like Canada, France, Britain, Russia and even Japan now have signed nuclear cooperation agreements with...

How is this one liner contributing to the thread? I have given good reasons and then came to that conclusion. In choosing to take a statement out of context, you have clearly displayed your inability in logically making a point or even unederstanding one. Congratulations on your monosyllabic...

Interesting how you chaps can give a spin to something so simple. Declare commitments- China declares- Chasma 1 & 2 only- China & Pakistan interpret and elongate it to Chasma 3 & 4. While i dont see any merit in your argument, you seem to hold the view that it is totally legal. OK good luck...

Their Chasma commitment as declared by the Chineese to the NSG, mentioned only Chasma-1 & 2, there was no mention of Chasma-3 & 4 and neither did the Chineese talk in terms of complexes. So by this very logic alone, its a breach of NSG guidelines. B The very fact that the deal was...

Whenever there is a contract like this signed, it is signed in terms of reactors and not complexe's. Look at any international deal it is always in terms of number of reactors. Its absurd to talk about developing complexe's, by this very logic a complex could consist of hundreds of reactors. By...

Very true. Good point.