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INDIAN leaders of unbridled ambition and meagre wisdom have recently suggested that India might revoke its earlier policy of No First Use (NFU) of nuclear weapons. They should be forgiven. To stay in the public eye, South Asia’s street-smart politicians need to make a lot of noise all the time. (...)
It is with shock and dismay that the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) takes note of the Indian Prime Minister’s public nuclear sabre-rattling on April 21, 2019 in Barmer in Rajasthan when he mindlessly and sarcastically declared that India’s nuclear weapons were not for (...)
The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) takes serious note of the dramatic declaration of the Indian Prime Minister, on March 27, early afternoon, claiming, in a nationally televised address, successful testing of an ASAT missile by way of destroying an Indian military Low Earth (...)
The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP), India, welcomes the joint statement issued on the 12th June 2018 by President Donald J. Trump of the United States of America (USA) and Chairman Kim Jong Un of the State Affairs Commission of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) (...)
COALITION FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AND PEACE (CNDP)
July 14, 2014
Statement on Israel’s Brutal Assault on Gaza
We are shocked at Israel’s ongoing brutal assault on the Gaza Strip, which has caused more than 150 Palestinian civilian deaths. The kidnapping and murder of three teenage Jewish (...)
The Issue
The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the then main opposition party in India and widely tipped to emerge as the largest party in India’s sixteenth parliamentary election, released its election manifesto in New Delhi on April 7 last, the day the nine-phase election (...)
We strongly condemn India’s recent activation of a nuclear-propelled submarine quickly followed by flight-test of another nuclear-capable missile. Brandishing these tools of mass destruction as guarantees of national security while ignoring the issues of real safety, security and well-being of (...)
Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Declaration
DELHI DECLARATION-2010
Fourth National Convention on the Tenth Anniversary of Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP)
(10 – 12 December 2010)
The Fourth National Convention of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (...)
The Run Up
The draft Bill which had been approved by the Union Cabinet on November 20 2009 was eventually listed for tabling in the Lok Sabha on March 15 2010 , the penultimate day of the first half of the Budget Session of the Parliament, after a lapse of almost 4 months.
In fact, the Bill (...)
To say No to Indo-US Nuclear Deals Recently, while New Delhi was experiencing serial bombings Prime Minister and Defence Minister of India were in Washington and Paris signing the Nuclear deals that ended Indian “isolation and sanctions.”
Strong opposition by the Communist (...)
It is the Indian Left’s concurrence, rather than its disagreement, with the idea of a nuclear future (including nuclear weapons) that has made its case weak and inaudible to the larger masses.
Contextualizing the deal
While the remaining steps on the Indo-US nuclear deal are now left for the (...)
New Delhi, Aug 7:
As the Bush administration pushes the outer limits of the political timeline for the passage of the controversial nuclear cooperation deal with India in the United States Congress, two potential stumbling blocks have become apparent in the process of securing exemptions for (...)
The most immediate and visible effects of Pokhran II [Indian nuclear tests] were ugly jubilations within and strident condemnations and harsh sanctions imposed by the international community.
Beyond that Pakistan went publicly nuclear within a fortnight. It would have been just impossible (...)
On February 25, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates is due for a visit to India, to ink in a ‘Logistics Support Agreement’ (LSA) between the two countries. It is yet another indicator that far from being on hold, the Indo-US ‘civilian’ Nuke Deal and all its attendant military deals are all well on (...)
– Resist Indo-US Nuclear Deal! Free South Asia Of Nuclear Danger! Abolish Nuclear Weapons Worldwide Now! Resist Mindless Drive for Nuclear Power!
The Third National Convention of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP), India is held from 1st to 3rd February 2008 in Nagpur, which (...)
New Delhi,
CPI(ML)’s Anti-Imperialism March to Parliament against the Nuke Deal was a novel way of paying tribute to Bhagat Singh on the 100th anniversary of his birth. This spirited March had students and youth from all over the country raising Bhagat Singh’s trademark slogan of ‘Down with (...)
As India tries to complete its controversial nuclear cooperation deal with the United States, the very survival of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government is at stake, writes Praful Bidwai.
NEW DELHI, Sep 23 (IPS) - As India’s coalition government tries to complete the controversial (...)
August 9 was the 62nd anniversary of the atomic devastation of Nagasaki. It is an appropriate, if sad, occasion to look at the military as well as energy implications of the India-US nuclear agreement.
The nuclear deal is as much about weapons as civilian power. Not only does it recognise (...)
NEW YORK (IPS) - The U.S. decision last week to proceed with a controversial civilian nuclear deal with India has triggered strong negative responses from peace activists, disarmament experts and anti-nuclear groups.
“The development of a nuclear/strategic alliance between the United (...)
Resolution
The International Seminar on “Indo-US Nuclear ’Deal’ - India, South Asia, NAM and the Global Order” held in Mumbai, on March 10-11 was organised by a number of local organisations, as per the attached list ‘A’, and endorsed/participated by the international organisations, as per the (...)
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