India scores better than Pakistan in nuclear safety.

[KingRaj]

In the 2016 index of Nuclear safety released by Washington D.C. based Nuclear Threat Initiative(NTI), India scores 46 and is ranked 21 ahead of Pakistan who scores 42 and ranks 22.
China is ranked 19th

Australia is the best performer.

In the category of Security and control measures India's score is 46 whereas Pakistan scores only 36 and is last ranked in category along with Iran.

SOURCE:
http://ntiindex.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/NTI_2016-Index_FINAL.pdf

 

[Pindi Boy]

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[bloo]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1007735045952459

Butthurt much?

 

[Pindi Boy]

Butthurt much?

nah only indians are look at your signature

 

[v9s]

What?

A month or so back it was behind Pakistan...

Found the thread:Global body gives India poor rating on nuclear safety, may stall entry into Nuclear Supplier Group

 

[kaykay]

What?

A month or so back it was behind Pakistan...

Found the thread:Global body gives India poor rating on nuclear safety, may stall entry into Nuclear Supplier Group

Can you get us the link? may be old report

 

[v9s]

Can you get us the link? may be old report

Yeah...it was the old report: https://www.nti.org/media/pdfs/2014_NTI_Index_Report.pdf?_=1389392382

Notably, India outperforms Pakistan on the global norms measure but lags behind Pakistan on the measure for domestic commitments and capacity. This reflects a feature of Indian nuclear security that I’d commented on in my report on the 2014 NTI index. Notably, Indian regulations for nuclear sites are written as guidance rather than as binding requirements. Additionally, India lacks an independent regulatory agency though it has pledged to establish one.

The 2016 country profile for India in the NTI index states that India’s improved ranking is due to its participation “in bilateral assistance activities with the United States and putting in place the [International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA)] Additional Protocol.”

Just How Secure Are India and Pakistan’s Nuclear Materials? | The Diplomat


Here are the score comparisons: Theft Data - Nuclear Threat InitiativeNuclear Threat Initiative

 

[KingRaj]

Yeah...it was the old report: https://www.nti.org/media/pdfs/2014_NTI_Index_Report.pdf?_=1389392382

Notably, India outperforms Pakistan on the global norms measure but lags behind Pakistan on the measure for domestic commitments and capacity. This reflects a feature of Indian nuclear security that I’d commented on in my report on the 2014 NTI index. Notably, Indian regulations for nuclear sites are written as guidance rather than as binding requirements. Additionally, India lacks an independent regulatory agency though it has pledged to establish one.

The 2016 country profile for India in the NTI index states that India’s improved ranking is due to its participation “in bilateral assistance activities with the United States and putting in place the [International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA)] Additional Protocol.”

Just How Secure Are India and Pakistan’s Nuclear Materials? | The Diplomat


Here are the score comparisons: Theft Data - Nuclear Threat InitiativeNuclear Threat Initiative

This is from last year's report.In the latest report released the previous week, India is ahead of Pakistan.
http://ntiindex.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/NTI_2016-Index_FINAL.pdf

Yeah...it was the old report: https://www.nti.org/media/pdfs/2014_NTI_Index_Report.pdf?_=1389392382

Notably, India outperforms Pakistan on the global norms measure but lags behind Pakistan on the measure for domestic commitments and capacity. This reflects a feature of Indian nuclear security that I’d commented on in my report on the 2014 NTI index. Notably, Indian regulations for nuclear sites are written as guidance rather than as binding requirements. Additionally, India lacks an independent regulatory agency though it has pledged to establish one.

The 2016 country profile for India in the NTI index states that India’s improved ranking is due to its participation “in bilateral assistance activities with the United States and putting in place the [International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA)] Additional Protocol.”

Just How Secure Are India and Pakistan’s Nuclear Materials? | The Diplomat


Here are the score comparisons: Theft Data - Nuclear Threat InitiativeNuclear Threat Initiative

This is from last year's report.In the latest report released the previous week, India is ahead of Pakistan.
http://ntiindex.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/NTI_2016-Index_FINAL.pdf

 

[KingRaj]

@Zibago @MaarKhoor

 

[SipahSalar]

In the last index, Pakistan was ahead of India. So it really doesn't mean much if its just a difference of one rank.

 

[bloo]

nah only indians are look at your signature

My signature?

It really is just a FACT you people believe.

If you really must see butthurt you should see some of the signatures your countrymen have, will really open up your horizons.