Declare N-Doctrine: India To Pak

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[color=#3F3F3F][font=Georgia,]India has asked Pakistan to enunciate its nuclear doctrine to ensure “transparency and predictability” to its nuclear policy, official sources said here on Thursday. The demand was made at a meeting of the expert group on nuclear confidence building measures (CBMs) earlier this week.[/font][/color]


[color=#3F3F3F]It is learnt that officials from the Pakistan Army were part of the talks on December 27 in Islamabad, which was led by officials from the foreign ministries of the two countries. The talks took place after four years — the last such engagement was in Delhi in 2007.[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]Sources said that in view of the concerns about the safety and security of Pakistan’s nuclear assets, there is a felt need for an official doctrine on their nuclear “command and control”. India has declared its nuclear doctrine.[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]New Delhi, sources said, has told Islamabad that if it demonstrates practical measures on “restraint and responsibility” towards its nuclear assets, it will be considered a “confidence-building measure” (CBM) on the nuclear front. Sources said that Pakistan was also asked to lower the nuclear threshold.[/color]


[color=#3F3F3F]Pakistan, sources said, has not been willing to accept any restraint on its nuclear programme so far. “These long standing concerns are not just from India but from the international community as well,” official sources said.[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]India has also asked Pakistan to not block the FMCT negotiations and allow talks to resume. Pakistan is the only country standing in the way of restarting the negotiations, sources said.[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]The two countries discussed proposals on nuclear safety at the meeting, and agreed to extend the pact on nuclear accidents with regard to weapons, which expires in February 2012.[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]26/11: Pak panel will visit India in Jan[/color]

[color=#3F3F3F]Pakistan has formally conveyed to India that its nine-member judicial commission will visit here next month to interview key persons linked to the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. New Delhi was informed on Tuesday that the Pakistan judicial commission will visit India in January 2012 and the mutually convenient dates of the tour will be finalised soon, official sources said. The commission will also take the statement of Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate R V Sawant Waghule.[/color]
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[color=#404040][font=Arial][size=3]Pakistan has the [/size][/font][/color][color=#ff0000][font=Arial][size=3]world's fastest-growing[/size][/font][/color][color=#404040][font=Arial][size=3] nuclear stockpile and it could achieve 150-200 warheads in a decade despite the political instability in the country, two top American atomic experts have said.[/size][/font][/color]

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[color=#404040][font=Arial][size=3]Pakistan has the [/size][/font][/color][color=#ff0000][font=Arial][size=3]world's fastest-growing[/size][/font][/color][color=#404040][font=Arial][size=3] nuclear stockpile and it could achieve 150-200 warheads in a decade despite the political instability in the country, two top American atomic experts have said.[/size][/font][/color]
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yh it has already crossed France