Question
Highlight the developments in lndia's nuclear programme.

Answer

  1. First nuclear explosion by India in1974.
  2. Nehru's faith in science and technology for building a modern India.
  3. Generation of Atomic energy for peaceful purposes as Nehru was against
    nuclear weapons.
  4. India pleaded with Super powers for Comprehensive Nuclear Disarmament.
  5. India considered the Non-proliferation Treatyas discriminatory and hence refused to sign it.

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