India Nuclear Weapons
India reaffirms commitment to prevent proliferation of destruction weapons
India has consistently supported UN Security Council Resolution 1540, which aims to prevent non-state actors from acquiring WMDs
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'More advanced': 10 key points on India's second nuclear sub INS Arighat
India's second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, the INS Arighat, was inducted into the Indian Navy on Thursday
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India vs Pakistan: Who has more nuclear bombs and what is China up to?
The nine nuclear-armed nations of the world, including the US, Russia, France, China, India and Pakistan, continued to modernise their nuclear arsenals in 2023, says a recent SIPRI report
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Nuclear-armed nations deepening reliance on their nuclear weapons
The world's nine nuclear-armed states continue to modernise their nuclear weapons as the countries deepened their reliance on such deterrence in 2023, a Swedish think tank said on Monday. We have not seen nuclear weapons playing such a prominent role in international relations since the Cold War, said Wilfred Wan, director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute's weapons of mass destruction programme. Earlier this month, Russia and its ally Belarus launched a second stage of drills intended to train their troops in tactical nuclear weapons, part of the Kremlin's efforts to discourage the West from ramping up support for Ukraine. In a separate report, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, ICAN, said the nine nuclear-armed states spent a combined total of USD 91.4 billion on their arsenals in 2023 equivalent to USD 2,898 per second. The Geneva-based coalition of disarmament activists won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017. The group said that figures sh
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No-first-use nuke policy will depend on 'circumstances' in future: Rajnath
A 'no first use' policy means the country will not use its nuclear weapon as a means of warfare unless attacked by an adversary using nuclear weapons
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No first use, for us and for all
It is far more in India's interests to invest in the diplomacy that reduces the salience of nuclear weapons
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At UN, India denounces call to give up nuclear weapons, sign NPT
A group calling itself the New Agenda Coalition called on India, Israel, and Pakistan to sign the NPT as non-nuclear weapon states
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