Nuclear Deal.........why?

[Ravan]

Under the agreement, India is to separate its civilian and military nuclear programs over the next eight years in order to gain U.S. expertise and nuclear fuel to meet its rapidly rising energy needs. India's civilian facilities would be subject for the first time to permanent international inspections

This agreement clears one that we can not do any nuclear wepon testing, without american permision.

Why do we need american nuclear fule?.

why don't we use thorium as a nuclear fule, coz. we don't know how to use it?

it is found in a large quantity in our country?
and is much powerful and longlasting than uranium but need more kinetic power to start the reactor,

why don't we spend money for reasearch on Thorium?

May be after this agreement we may be finiancly equal to pakistan in forth comming years!

I don't know what the hell political leaders think about this deal and they singned it.

if we talk about the current energy need, present reactor may full fill it for long time, if our gov. may pass a good bill for multinational companys.

 

[SehaJ]

No Comments!!

 

[!~Dhillon~!]

I think it would be silly to comment on this without knowing all the aspects.

 

[Angel_Eyes]

watched a whole day of news and analysis today, i think a good deal

 

[aMiToJ]

I think it would be silly to comment on this without knowing all the aspects.

apna wi ehi haal e

 

[SHauKeeN GaBRu]

water is getting scarce, thermal generated power is no good either, so nuclear must be good to meet the rising demand for electricity in India

but I still believe that two sources with no side-effects at all must be used more extensively, ie. the solar energy and the wind energy...

 

[Ravan]

research te ena pisa kyon ne launde

sade vargeyaan nu vatan shodan de load hi ni painde

 

[thejatthawk]

umm i guess good deal baaki dekho ki hunda hard to tell right now

 

[Ravan]

Mig alle soude warga haan hona

koi polit. marda v taan ne

 

[beautiful]

i m agree with u Ravan but as u no every coin has two sides. India is a very rich country in natural resources . i think in india thorium is found in rajasthan or kerala . but not sure.but the thing is thorium is very dangerous element. if indians gonna start this reactor then there is lots of chances to hv earthquake. cuz scientist believe that thorium helps to create it. may be thats y ppl dont wanna take risk . and sorry to say ppl in india is not that educated and if sumthing happen they prevent themselves.

and u no Bush he only wants USA be a only powerful country in the world. he is good in brain washing . above that u no indian politics they just enjoy power and money for their own interest.

plz dont mind i dont no much abt india. i no this bcuz few days ago me and my teacher had discussion on this thing and i had a project on earthquake.

 

[Ravan]

chlao kese ne taan samjdaari gal kiti

anyways every radioactive material helps to cause earthquake

aa le tere teacher laye

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[Ravan]

haan 22 hun te asar dikhn lag paya

hun te cammantooooooooooo