Strategic sellout: Indian-US nuclear deal/ P.K. Iyengar

Articles—In Chronological Order 1. When U.S. Talks Nuclear to India 3 A. Gopalakrishnan
2. Hasten NPT's End 3
Bharat Karnad
3. India-U.S. Nuclear Mismatch 8 A. Gopalakrishnan
4. India must not be Nuclear Vigilante 12 A. Gopalakrishnan
5. India's Vision Void—And it looks like Washington is set to exploit it 15
Bharat Karnad
6. Snake-Oil Salesmen Smell a Client 18
Bharat Karnad
7. Baseless Criticism of the Prime Minister 21 A. Gopalakrishnan
8. Indo-US Cooperation in Perspective 23
A.N. Prasad
9. Remember the Tritium 27
Bharat Karnad
10. ITER Crumbs and Trojan Horses 30
Bharat Karnad
11. National Interest is at Stake 33
A.N. Prasad
12. A Question of Nuclear Separation 38 A. Gopalakrishnan
13. Desperate for a Nuclear Deal—but why? 42
Bharat Karnad
14. The Nuclear Poison Pill 46
Bharat Karnad
15. Do as the U.S. would 50 Bharat Karnad
16. Nuclear Deal is Insidious, Unfair 54
Bharat Karnad
17. Down to the Last Atom 58
A.N. Prasad
18. George's Nuclear Durbar 62
Bharat Karnad
19. Don't Compromise India's Dignity 65 A. Gopalakrishnan
20. Questions for PM on CIRUS Reactor 69 A. Gopalakrishnan
21. N-deal: India must Negotiate Hard 71
A.N. Prasad
22. N-deal Concerns Remain 73 A. Gopalakrishnan
23. Why the Nuclear Deal is a Disaster 75 Bharat Karnad
24. Turning India into a Nuclear Cripple 79 , Bharat Karnad
25. India-US Deal will Destroy Nuclear Research 82 P.K. lyengar and M. Gupta
26. PM's Nuclear Hara-Kiri Bharat Karnad = 27. Parliament must Examine PM's Nuclear Deal 89 Bharat Karnad
28. Candy for Gold 93 Bharat Karnad 29. India Becomes Easy Nuclear-Game 97 Bharat Karnad 30. Why Indian Scientists are Upset about the Nuclear Deal 101 A.N. Prasad 31. The Indo-US 'Unclear' Deal 1^4 P.K. lyengar
32. A Deal of Broken Assurances A. Gopalakrishnan 33. U.S. Mission is to Cap, Freeze, Control Nuclear India 115 Bharat Karnad 34. PM is Outsourcing Policy ^^9 DrA.Gopalakrishnan 35. We Need More N-Tests for Our Defence A. Gopalakrishnan 36. Nuclear Deal is without Techno-economic Merit 126 Bharat Karnad 37. Parliament Must Exercise its Responsibility A. Gopalakrishnan 38. Energy Security as Scapegoat ^34 A. Gopalakrishnan 112 122
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How to Blunt US Strategy 138
Bharat Karnad
Parliament must Assert its Role 142 A Gopalakrishnan 41. The Ball is now Squarely in America's Court 146
A.N. Prasad 42. The Civilian Aspects of the Indo-US Nuclear Deal 148 P.K. lyengar
43. Last Chance for the US to Decide 151 A. Gopalakrishnan 44. PM is Risking National Interest 155 Bharat Karnad
WhaV PM told us on the N-deal 159 A. Gopalakrishnan 46. What India Needs to do 163 A. Gopalakrishnan 47. India's Self-goals ^^7 Bharat Karnad
48. Bill Paves Way for Covert US Operations 171 A. Gopalakrishnan 49. Was the Government Aware of Section 115? 175 A. Gopalakrishnan ^ 50. Strategic Reduction of India 179 Bharat Karnad Nuclear Jewel is up for Sale 182 A. Gopalakrishnan Nuclear Testing is the Crux 186 Bharat Karnad 53. The Nuclear Ice Age is here to Stay 190
A.N. Prasad Is N-testing a Purely Political Decision? 193 Bharat Karnad The N-Deal is Dead ^^6 Bharat Karnad 56. Amend US Law, or Reject Nuclear Deal 200 A. Gopalakrishnan 57. Nuclear Deal Will Gut India's Security - 204 Bharat Karnad 58. Hyde is Reality Behind Bush Smokescreen 208 A. Gopalakrishnan
59. Our Rush to Disaster Bharat Karnad 60. Controversy over the Nuclear Deal 215 P.K. lyengar
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61. PM must be Careful about Nuclear Pitfalls 219 A. Gopalakrishnan
62. N-deal Compromises National Security 222
Bharat Karnad
63. Does N-deal Really Solve Issues? 225
A.N. Prasad
64. Indo-US Nuke Deal: Is it a dcme Deal? 228
A.N. Prasad
65. 123 Agreement: US can Remotely Drive India's Nuke Programmes 230
A.N. Prasad
66. 123: Thin Edge of the Wedge 232
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67. India in a Nuclear Trap 236
Bharat Karnad
68. U.S. Hypocrisy Fuels the Deal 238
A.N. Prasad
69. N-deal Relies on God, not Common Sense 242
Bharat Karnad
70. 123 Nuke Deal: National Interest at Stake 245
A.N. Prasad 71. 123 Agreement is a Gilded Cage 248 P.K. lyengar
72. 'India First' Alternative to Nuclear Deal 250
Bharat Karnad 73. Opposition to India-U.S. Nuclear Deal Coherent Left, Incoherent BJP 253
Bharat Karnad 74. Congress has a Death Wish 256
Bharat Karnad 75. The November Surprise ^59
Bharat Karnad
76. Operation Salvage Bharat Karnad 77. Nuclear Power and the Indo-U.S. Nuclear Deal 265 P.K. lyengar 78. A Permanent Nuclear Hobble ^74 Bharat Karnad 79. Nuclear Negotiators have not Learnt from Tarapur Experience 277 A.N. Prasad
80. Nuclear Test is a Must Bharat Karnad
81. Nuclear Dilemma: The Road ahead A.N. Prasad 82. There are Weighty Reasons not to Accept the 123 Agreement P.K. lyengar
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83. A Nuclear King Canute 293
Bharat Karnad
84. Remote Control in US Hand 295
A.N. Prasad
85. Safeguards that Erode Security 297
Bharat Karnad
86. Is the Nuclear Deal about Big Business? 300
Dr. A.N. Prasad
87. Ten Misconceptions about the Nuclear Deal 302 P.K. lyengar
88. How the N-deal will Play 306 Bhajigt Karnad
89. Reaction to the letter released by House Foreign Affairs Committee 308 P.K. lyengar
90. Realpolitik, not Woolly Policy 310
Bharat Karnad
91. An Ode to Energy Security 312
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92. Indo-US Nuclear Deal: Does it Serve National Interest? 315
A.N. Prasad
93. It's Nuclear Slavery 325
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94. No More Room for Manoeuvre 328
Bharat Karnad
PUBLIC LETTERS AND APPEALS BY NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS CRITICAL
OF THE NUCLEAR DEAL
1. Open Letter to the PM Dr Manmohan Singh 333
2. Appeal to Parliamentarians on the Indo-US Nuclear Deal 336
3. Appeal to the Members of Parliament on The India-US Civilian Nuclear Co-operation Agreement 339
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS AND ARTICLES IN PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS
1. Indo-US Nuclear Cooperation: A Non-starter? 345 A .Gopalakrishnan
2. Some Concerns on Indo-US Deal ^ 359 A Gopalakrishnan
3. Nuclear Deal: Partnership or Subordination? 368
Bharat Karnad
4. Blighted Strategic Future 376
Bharat Karnad
5. The India-United States Rapprochement, the Nuclear Deal, and the Indian National Interest 384
Bharat Karnad
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Indo-US Nuclear Deal: A Debate 403
A.N. Prasad
ANNEXURES
India-U.S. Joint Statement 4ii
2. Henry J. Hyde United States-India Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act of 2006 415
3. Report-Pursuant to Section 104(c) of the Hyde Act Regarding Civil Nuclear Cooperation with India 446 4. Communication (INFIRC 731] dated 25 July 2008 received [by the International Atomic Energy Agency] from the Permanent Mission of India concerning a document entitled "Implementation of the India-United States Joint Statement of July 18, 2005; India's Separation Plan" 46? 5. Agreement for Cooperation Between the government of the United States of America and the government of India Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy [Agreed Text-123 Agreement], August 1, 2007, along with an accompanying letter from President George W. Bush to the US Congress 474 6. Questions for the Record submitted to Assistant Secretary for legislative Affairs, Jeffrey T. Bergner by Chairman Tom Lantos, US Congress, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Oct 5, 2007 Clarification by the US Department of State about provisions in the 123 Agreement 491
7. Nuclear Cooperation Assessment Statement: Pursuant to Section 123 (a) of the Atomic Energy Act if 1954. as Amended, with Respect to the Proposed Agreement for Cooperation Between the Government of the United States of America and The Government of India Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy 508 8. Letter from President George W. Bush to the US Congress 533 Text of the letter dated September 10, 2008 from President George W. Bush to the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Energy exempting India from strictures on nuclear commerce and trade with non-signatory states to the Non-Proliferation Treaty 536