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India’s Nuclear Policy: The Year After

Jasjit Singh

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On 11 May 1998, two events took place:(1)India carried out nuclear tests; and(2)India declared itself to be a state with nuclear weapons.1The first demonstrated continuity in the policy of building...

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On 11 May 1998, two events took place:(1)India carried out nuclear tests; and(2)India declared itself to be a state with nuclear weapons.1The first demonstrated continuity in the policy of building...

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On 11 May 1998, two events took place:(1)India carried out nuclear tests; and(2)India declared itself to be a state with nuclear weapons.1The first demonstrated continuity in the policy of building...

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