India's NSG membership stalled for more discussion; hope for the future
After China successfully insisted that India could not become a member of the Nuclear Suppliers' Group unless it becomes a signatory to the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty; PM Modi successfully raised China's non-cooperation in this matter in the media. As a result, India has put this experience behind and Chinese media is trying to assuage its southern neighbour citing nations other than China who had opposed India's entry.
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- Rahul Gandhi targets PM Narendra Modi on Twitter over failed NSG bid
- A path forward for India to become NSG member by year end: US
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- China defends its opposition to India's NSG bid
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- Switzerland takes U-turn on its support to India's NSG bid
- China opposes India's NSG bid, says signing NPT mandatory
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