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(BBC) Indian PM Manmohan Singh and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev have failed to sign a deal to extend a controversial nuclear project.

On his two-day visit to Russia, Mr Singh said work on two units at the Koodankulam plant in Tamil Nadu would be completed.

But there was no deal on units three and four. The $3bn nuclear plant has been beset by protests over safety.

Mr Singh said unit one at Koodankulam would be operational in a "couple of weeks" and unit two would be commissioned within six months, the Press Trust of India reported.

He said "temporary problems" with protests over safety would be overcome.

The contract for the other two units had been expected to be signed but this did not take place.

Before the talks, Mr Singh said India would fulfil its commitments on increased nuclear cooperation with Russia.
 
As expected the deal is facing issues. They are calling these "temporary problems" lets see how "temporary" they are.
 
Height of insecurity of OP.

He copy pasted the lines from bbc but intentionally removed the following lines in btw..LOL :lol:

I mean what could have happened if he should'nt have removed these lines?
Oh i forgot!He wants to show that India-Russia relations are going daaou daaou :D

(BBC)Indian PM Manmohan Singh and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev have failed to sign a deal to extend a controversial nuclear project.

On his two-day visit to Russia, Mr Singh said work on two units at the Koodankulam plant in Tamil Nadu would be completed.

But there was no deal on units three and four. The $3bn nuclear plant has been beset by protests over safety.

Russia has also backed India's bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat.

At the talks, India also signed a deal for 42 Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jets.

Mr Singh said unit one at Koodankulam would be operational in a "couple of weeks" and unit two would be commissioned within six months, the Press Trust of India reported.

He said "temporary problems" with protests over safety would be overcome.

The contract for the other two units had been expected to be signed but this did not take place.

Before the talks, Mr Singh said India would fulfil its commitments on increased nuclear cooperation with Russia.

(BBC) Indian PM Manmohan Singh and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev have failed to sign a deal to extend a controversial nuclear project.

On his two-day visit to Russia, Mr Singh said work on two units at the Koodankulam plant in Tamil Nadu would be completed.

But there was no deal on units three and four. The $3bn nuclear plant has been beset by protests over safety.

Mr Singh said unit one at Koodankulam would be operational in a "couple of weeks" and unit two would be commissioned within six months, the Press Trust of India reported.

He said "temporary problems" with protests over safety would be overcome.

The contract for the other two units had been expected to be signed but this did not take place.

Before the talks, Mr Singh said India would fulfil its commitments on increased nuclear cooperation with Russia.
:lol:
 
Height of insecurity of OP.

He copy pasted the lines from bbc but intentionally removed the following lines in btw..LOL :lol:

I mean what could have happened if he should'nt have removed these lines?
Oh i forgot!He wants to show that India-Russia relations are going daaou daaou :D

The title of the article, "BBC News - India and Russia fail to extend nuclear plant plan." What has MKI or UN had to do with the article? If just show how insecure you are about the Russia-India relationship. Any minor setback fries your nerve. No wonder you pay through your nose for military purchases from Russia. You have to keep appeasing the Russians.
 
The title of the article, "BBC News - India and Russia fail to extend nuclear plant plan." What has MKI or UN had to do with the article? If just show how insecure you are about the Russia-India relationship. Any minor setback fries your nerve. No wonder you pay through your nose for military purchases from Russia. You have to keep appeasing the Russians.

So you decided to edit the article?
 
This temporary failure is due to the Public outrage in Koodankulam against the nuclear Power plant, not due to the rift between India and Russia. Don't have wet dreams, that's not good for health.

"Ithu Enga area ulla varatha" ....
 
The sites are already under evaluation at West bengal and gujarat, so no need to worry for that..
Soon the deal will be signed, as Narendra modi is willing to have a two more nuclear plant in the state...cheers

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The sites are already under evaluation at West bengal and gujarat, so no need to worry for that..
Soon the deal will be signed, as Narendra modi is willing to have a two more nuclear plant in the state...cheers
 
The article's integrity certainly is.

You clearly don't understand the concept of citation. I only cited relevant part of the article. I have given clear attribution; you can always read the original article. PDF is not a place to copy copyrighted newspaper article verbatim. I doubt you understand the concept.
 
You clearly don't understand the concept of citation. I only cited relevant part of the article.
The parts you felt were relevant, not necessarily the readers here.

I have given clear attribution;
Again you feel so , not the readers here.

you can always read the original article. PDF is not a place to copy copyrighted newspaper article verbatim.

As long as the source link is mentioned, copy copyrighted newspaper article verbatim is allowed.

I doubt you understand the concept.

From my experience here, I doubt the owners of this forum would put any effort to do so.
 

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