China is calling for "balance" between non-proliferation concerns and peaceful civilian nuclear power use in India's quest to obtain nuclear fuel imports.

To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Ron Somers of U.S.-India Business Council, +1-202-463- 5626, rsomers@uschamber.com Historic Agreement Good for India, Good for the Environment, and Good for Nuclear Safety and Nonproliferation U.S.-India Business Council Launches Advocacy Campaign on Capitol Hill WASHINGTON, Aug.

By Y.P. Rajesh NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said on Thursday it would not accept changes to an agreement with the U.S. for use of fuel and equipment in its nuclear programs. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh rejected charges by lawmakers that his coalition was succumbing to U.S.

KOLKATA, India (Reuters) - The United States assured India on Friday that the final legislation to approve a landmark nuclear pact would stick to a draft agreed by the two countries and not include any dealbreakers. The nuclear energy cooperation deal, under which India will get access to U.S.

By Louis Charbonneau BERLIN (Reuters) - G8 leaders meeting this week are likely to give tacit approval to a controversial deal giving India access to U.S. nuclear technology, despite fears this could undermine non-proliferation efforts, diplomats say.