Uranium export deal boosts India's nuclear capacity and fuels 'Act East' outreach into the Indo-Pacific.
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Uranium export deal boosts India's nuclear capacity and fuels 'Act East' outreach into the Indo-Pacific.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.India has advanced the rules allowing private investment in its nuclear energy sector.1 source
India's uranium deal and 'Act East' push contribute to regional cooperation.1 source
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