Chidanand Rajghatta

foreign editor for the Times of India

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Washington, DC-based Foreign Editor of the Times of India, the leading national daily newspaper in India and author of The Horse That Flew

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Before last November's election the Bush Administration, with virtually no opposition from then-minority Democrats, approved a massive  nuclear deal with India .

Russia Angling for Nuclear Reactor Contracts in India

Before last November's election the Bush Administration, with virtually no opposition from then-minority Democrats, approved a massive nuclear deal with India .

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