The document summarizes the key aspects of the Indo-US Nuclear Deal. The deal would deepen ties between the two countries by allowing the US and other countries to supply nuclear fuel and technology to India, while India agrees to separate its civilian and military nuclear facilities and only use nuclear technology for civilian purposes. Supporters argue it will provide clean energy, boost economic growth, and form a strategic partnership. Critics argue it could disclose India's nuclear secrets and prevent future nuclear tests, and have concerns about costs and responsibility for nuclear waste.

1. ...A Beneficial Deal or Not?

2. The landmark nuclear
energy agreement that
deepens ties between the
world’s oldest & the
largest democracy, INDIA
& U.S.A. is the Indo-US
Nuclear Deal.

3. India agrees to separate it’s Civil & Military
nuclear facilities.
Nuclear technology will be used only for Civilian
purposes.
U.S.A. & N.S.G countries will be allowed to build
nuclear reactors in India & provide nuclear fuel.

4. A huge supply
of power.
It provides
clean energy.
Carbon
emission will
be reduced up
to appropriate
level.

5. Estimated annual
Uranium production
- 300 tons.
Estimated annual
Uranium consumption
- 450 tons

7. More & diversified
source of energy.
IT, Defence, Space,
Pharmaceutical
sectors will be
benefitted.
India’s recognition
as a country with
nuclear technology.
Only country to get
nuclear technology
without signing
NPT.

8. India’s economical growth will
counterweight China.
U.S.A. wants to secure it’s energy needs
of coal, crude oil & natural gas.
A strategic partnership in a dangerous
part of the world.
Partner in the war against terrorism.

9. India’s all
nuclear
power
plants’
secrets will
be disclosed
to the world.
India will not
be able to do
any nuclear
test.
If U.S.A
break any
given
commitment
, no clause
of cancelling
the
agreement.

10.  In India
◦ Communist Parties & other opposition parties.
◦ A principal Left wing party.
 In U.S.
◦ Some American Law makers.
 Some N.S.G. countries are also against the
Nuclear Deal

11. India should have the right to test
NUKE weapons in the wage of self
defence.
The nuclear power cost should be
reasonable.
U.S.A. should take some
responsibilities of the waste NUKE
material

12. THANK
YOU..