Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
If India has pacts and agreements with the US and Russia....who cares!!?
Apparently there are others who "care" about these developments. 
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Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Funniest thread ever. All this talk about these people teaming up with these people, etc. lol
None of the Supes, former supes, or potential supes - US, Russia, China, India - will be fighting each other anytime soon. It's just not going
to happen. Not one of these countries can afford a major war like that right now.
If India has pacts and agreements with the US and Russia....who cares!!? Good for them.
yeah a fusion of the best tech from both sides the way i see it 
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Originally posted by siddarthpanditv
[yeah a fusion of the best tech from both sides the way i see it
not to mention Israel, France, Britain & Germany and our own indegenous stuff. 
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Originally posted by Stealth Spy
not to mention Israel, France, Britain & Germany and our own indegenous stuff.
Israel is getting most ov its studd from the U.S so... the U.S cant get much out ov them
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some more reads and takes on the subject :
www.spacewar.com...
timesofindia.indiatimes.com...
www.newindpress.com...
news.ft.com...
www.windsofchange.net...
The defense ministers of the United States and India signed a 10-year agreement Tuesday paving the way for stepped up military ties, including
joint weapons production and cooperation on missile defense.
Titled the "New Framework for the US-India Defense Relationship" (NFDR) and signed on Monday by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Defense
Minister Pranab Mukherjee, the agreement is vastly more expansive that the Next Steps in Strategic Partnership (NSSP) and builds on the January 1995
Agreed Minute on Defense Relations between the two countries.
Under the NFDR, Washington offered to step up a strategic dialogue with India to boost missile defense and other security initiatives as well as
high-tech cooperation, expanded economic and energy cooperation, a "defense procurement and production group," and deals to cooperate on military
"research, development, testing and evaluation."
The agreement also envisages joint and combined exercises and exchanges between both sides, naval pilot training, and even increased cooperation in
the areas of worldwide peacekeeping operations and expansion of interaction with other nations "in ways that promote regional and global peace and
stability."
“The US appears to be placing a bigger bet on India,” said Alan Kronstadt of the non-partisan Congressional Research Service. “Among many
analysts, India and Pakistan are no longer perceived as equals in Washington. Pakistan is viewed as a middle power and India has the much greater
potential down the road. You won't hear ‘strategic partner' being used much with Pakistan but you will hear it with India.”
[edit on 1-7-2005 by Stealth Spy]
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New news : India to host earth station for U.S. satellite data
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Defence pact with US not aimed at joining arms race:Indian defence minister
Allaying apprehensions that the Indo-US framework agreement on defence cooperation will fuel arms race, Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee, on Monday
said it would help India in getting technology transfer and also ensure that there was no sudden disruption in supplies during period of hostilities.
"The agreement was not aimed at joining any arms race," Mukherjee said adding "we are not interested in procuring arms."
The agreement would help India in getting technology transfer and also to ensure that there was no sudden disruption in supplies during period of
hostilities because the reliability of the US as a supplier is poor, the Minister said at the annual general meeting of Indian Paint Association (IPA)
here.
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