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Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 41733 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 116.51.10.61 Rating: N/A |
ledu ekkuve untaru .. but more importantly .. creates a big middle class wave .. adi chaala important .. around 100-150 urban seats poti lekunda kottochu ..  Team India : NaMo - Parrikar - Gadkari - Prabhu - Piyush - Smriti - Uma Bharti - Sushma | ||
Bharat Side Hero Username: Bharat Post Number: 2498 Registered: 06-2015 Posted From: 107.15.73.238 Rating: N/A |
1% untaremo beneficiaries | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 41732 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 116.51.10.61 Rating: N/A |
aaha .. idi jarigithe .. 2019 landslide amma .. Team India : NaMo - Parrikar - Gadkari - Prabhu - Piyush - Smriti - Uma Bharti - Sushma | ||
Vjawarrior Megastar Username: Vjawarrior Post Number: 24646 Registered: 02-2014 Posted From: 73.207.83.207 Rating: N/A |
china tappa almost andaroo line loki raavatam is just amazing... ucc/ram mandir/no income tax for people who earn below 8 lacs/annum cheseyyali... polavaram /ap capital ki 50k crores isthe baagundu | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 41724 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 116.51.10.61 Rating: N/A |
grounded team amma .. no complacency .. Team India : NaMo - Parrikar - Gadkari - Prabhu - Piyush - Smriti - Uma Bharti - Sushma | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2005 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 50.156.143.166 Rating: N/A |
http://www.firstpost.com/india/indias-nsg-dream-not-over-gro up-to-meet-again-to-discuss-entry-of-non-npt-countries-28568 80.html India's NSG dream not over, group to meet again to discuss entry of non-NPT countries The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), whose membership India failed to get two days back, is likely to meet again before the end of the year to specially discuss the process for allowing non-NPT signatories into the 48-nation grouping, thus providing another chance to India to press its claims. In the face of strong opposition from China and a few other countries, India's application for membership did not go through at the NSG plenary which concluded in Seoul on Friday. India is not a signatory to the Nuclear non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and that was the ground used to thwart India's bid. Vikas Swarup, spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, called India's NSG bid as a process which will take a long time. Further, he said that India will continue to work actively on its bid to join NSG. He added that as far as India is concerned, we have already implemented all NPT provisions. If the goal post is the implementation of NPT, India has met all criteria and has all the credentials, said Swarup. India's credentials and track record speaks for itself, he added. Refusing to term 'no consensus' on India's bid in the NSG plenary at Seoul as "failure", Swarup agreed that India certainly did not get the expected results. Diplomatic sources said on Sunday that at the suggestion of Mexico, it has now been decided that another meeting of NSG should be held before the end of the year to consider the criteria for allowing non-NPT signatories like India into the group. Normally, the next meeting of NSG would have been held sometime next year. Sources said that Mexico's suggestion was also opposed by China but it found support from a large number of countries including the US. A panel for informal consultations on India's membership has also been set up by the NSG and it will be headed by Argentine Ambassador Rafael Grossi. Grossi's appointment came even as a top US official said that the NSG session in Seoul had ended with a "path forward" for India's acceptance as a member. "We are confident that we have got a path forward by the end of this year. It needs some work. But we are confident that India would be a full member of the (NSG) regime by the end of the year," the Obama administration official told PTI in Washington. China was unrelenting in thwarting India's NSG bid despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting in Tashkent on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit to support India's case on its merits. An upset India later accused "one country", a clear reference to China, of persistently creating procedural hurdles during the discussions on its application. |