Does N-Deal between US &India compromises India Sovereignty & imposes US hegemony ?

Question

In a recent statement Prime Minister Manmohan singh had said that N-Deal has been hailed as the symbole of new startegics friendship between the once estranged democracies but communist allies opposing it by saying this compromises Indis Sovereignty and imposes US hegmony.

Answer 1

no it provides much needed nuclear power to help boost the economy in India. My parents are Indian and when I went over there one of the most frustrating things was that the power would go off very often. This is because India's booming economy doesn't have the infrastructure to keep it pumping. Nuclear Energy is a viable alternative to expensive Gasoline. This also provides U.S. workers a new market to sell their energy which would strengthen ties between the two biggest Democracies. The only people who have trouble with this is the Communist Party in India which don't want closer ties with the U.S. Unlike China, which has been listed as a Nuclear power, India has not signed the Nuclear non-proliferation treaty, which it sees as strategically designed to give the 5 permanent members of the U.N. Security council the right to nuclear power. This tacit agreement between the two countries allows. Nuclear Weapons inspectors from the IAEA access to India's facilities giving tacit worldwide approval to Indias Nuclear Policy. It is a pretty good deal, all in all

Answer 2

The deal allows the U.S. access to the progression of India's nuclear technology. While it does help with relations between the two countries, the U.S. is getting the better part of the deal. Because the Americans now have more control over India because of their access to India's power.

Answer 3

NO